did not hold back. , secretary lisa mandy did not hold back, , .,

it sounded like mandy thinks tapering and the fear of that is much like the abominable snow man. once hermie fixed that tooth, he was a nice guy he was a non-event i feel like we have some abominable snowmen in our future >>> coming up, a raging dumpster fire we don't know, you might have exposure to it it's in the ark innovation etf we'll hear from the man behind this report and what he calls a scam and the fast pitch the name he says is a total home run investment and stick around for a bonus hour of "fasmoy.t ne tweet us and we might just answer you right on the air. stay tuned this is wealth. ♪ ♪ this is worth. that takes wealth. but this is worth. and that - that's actually worth more than you think. don't open that. wealth is important, and we can help you build it. but it's what you do with it, that makes life worth living. principal. for all it's worth. >>> first up, lucid motors zipping higher receiving a range rating of 520 miles on a single charge that tops its competitors by more than 100 miles. meanwhile, ford submitted its name in the space as it begins preproductio

unlike the trucker mandy has to drive the only one he has available. oh is there? oh, yeah. the ro we've probably lots of august on the mean now my yes and out with blasting the plastic tc so that the engine cannot draw water gets more like the one on india. now me the lever you to the simple traffic bag with these roads drivers need some tricks up best leave, especially with tires like these old and completely worn out the level of them but for every problem vandy has a solution. the read the some on the you know a long it would be the me the this small hill is proving to be a major challenge. so that was what do we call it? the 2nd one, the cost or the difficulties we would be yes ma'am. what i'ma me the vandy and his team prepare themselves for a tough log and they do worse place for now. the, the small hill is starting to see like mount everest. 4 hours later, the truck has fairly moved on the sofa. i guess when i go to the and then you possible stuff with some sort of before the get fall in. well, let me know what kind of small before the how long ago do you want them t

unlike the trucker mandy has to drive the only one he has available on the road. yeah, you got the wrong we probably last saw on the mean. now what i'm doing is to stop break here on the side my yes and out with last think. you see? so that the engine cannot draw water gets more like the one on india. now the lever use of a simple plastic bag with these roads drivers need some tricks, especially especially with tires like these old and completely worn out the level of the but every problem vandy has a solution. the bread, the sound on the you know a long it would be the me use this small hill is proving to be a major challenge. so that was the what do we call it? the the i got the 2nd one, the cost or the difficulties we would be yes ma'am. what? i'ma me the vandy and his team prepare themselves for a tough log and they do worst place. yeah, for now the, the small hill is starting to see like mount everest. 4 hours later, the truck has barely moved on the sofa. i guess when i go to the and then the possible stuff sorted through the before the get all of the local

this is from mandy _ they're therefore folding.d there is a complex process - it too late? that is a good question | and there is a complex process that happens in the background with the different pieces of data that are exchanged between suppliers. my best guidance is to cancel that switch. but there is a chance that effectively, based on the industry flows that have been kicked off already, it goes ahead anyway. but if you can, look to cancel the switch and keep a really careful record of any payments that you have made to avro to make sure that you can actually get that back once the new supplier has been appointed by the regulator. 50 new supplier has been appointed by the regulator-_ the regulator. so that up front -a ment the regulator. so that up front payment that _ the regulator. so that up front payment that mandy - the regulator. so that up front| payment that mandy mentions, the regulator. so that up front - payment that mandy mentions, that should be transferred to her new supplier, but she needs to check that? h supp

this one is from mandy who sa s to continue. this one is from mandy who says i — to continue.l the data that is exchanged between suppliers. my best guidance is absolutely to cancel that switch but there is a chance that switch but there is a chance that effectively, based on the industry rules kicked off but it will go ahead. if you can't, look to cancel the switch and keep a careful record of any payment you have made to avro to make sure that you can actually get that back once the new supplier has been appointed by the regulator. supplier has been appointed by the retulator. ii supplier has been appointed by the retulator. i, , i, regulator. that upfront payment should be transferred _ regulator. that upfront payment should be transferred to - regulator. that upfront payment should be transferred to her i regulator. that upfront payment| should be transferred to her new supplier, but she needs to check that. it supplier, but she needs to check that. ' i , supplier, but she needs to check that. 1 i , , i i, that. it will effectively be counted as a credit balance _ that. it

did not hold back. , secretary lisa mandy did not hold back, , ., secretary lisa mandy did not holdsoldiers that flew into danger. the _ back. soldiers that flew into danger, the difference - back. soldiers that flew into danger, the difference that| back. soldiers that flew into - danger, the difference that stayed behind _ danger, the difference that stayed behind with the board of staff, particularly those young people who flew over _ particularly those young people who flew over who has never done anything _ flew over who has never done anything like this before, making life and _ anything like this before, making life and death decisions, it has been _ life and death decisions, it has been the — life and death decisions, it has been the most incredible effort. the weak link— been the most incredible effort. the weak link in — been the most incredible effort. the weak link in what was a very weak chain— weak link in what was a very weak chain that — weak link in what was a very weak chain that led us to this point was the foreign— chain that led us to this point was the foreign

. >> under the plan businesses with more than 100 employees must mandy vaccines or regular testing workershealth care and education that receive federal funds must be vaccinated as well as all federal employees and contractors. >> this is not about freedom for personal choice. protecting yourself and those around you. >> i don't believe the government ought to be in the mandate business. but some lawmakers like florida republican senator rick scott say requiring vaccines is the wrong approach. they should be doing is giving good information. that's not true. just the federal level at the state, the local level that's giving people good information. >> now this plan would also increase the amount of covid tests and masks. it would also improve care for those who contract covid-19 and would also call on states to require vaccines for all school employees reporting live in washington. i'm basil john, thank you, basil, that is the eat. if it's if you have a place with at least a 100 employees get vaccinated or submit to weekly testing. so. >> we are getting an inside perspective now on how the

it will be what will you, mandy, that to look, this is about what happened miss this, this, this angry, angry man. this is the only thing he's ever said, right? now he is facing, he isn't recall in terms of numbers because of a candidate. this seems to help him somewhat. an emotional vladimir putin has bid farewell to russia's emergencies, minister or former personal bodyguard who died trying to save a filmmaker after he fell into icy water. the president joined members of the guinea xena champs family at the funeral and described his death as an irreplaceable personal loss. they'll make her alexander melnik also lost his life the accident during arctic exercises near the city of nor else. then a check has post humorously been given the hero of russia award, the countries highest honor that's all for this hour. if you'd like more details on any of those new stories, you can always check out our website, r t dot com or follow up on your favorite social media platform. i'll be back with more in just about 30 minutes. so stay tuned. the for many of us, the end of the american war enough d

it will be, what will you, mandy, that to look, this is about what happened this, this, this, this angry angry man this is the only thing he's ever said right now. he is facing years in free fall, in terms of numbers because of a candidate. this seems to help them somewhat. and now developing story this, our natural gas explosion in an apartment building located in western russia has injured at least 6 people with up to 7 others believe to have been trapped under the rebel. the 2 story building in the small town of yells, partially collapsed in the blast, attributed to a gas leak rescue workers are on the scene and will bring you the latest developments as they become of billable. and emotional. vladimir putin has bid farewell to russia's emergencies. minister, former personal bodyguard who died trying to save a filmmaker after he fell into icy water. the president joined members of.

what were you gonna, mandy, that to look, this is about what happened this, this, this, this angry angry man this is the only thing he's ever said right now. he is facing years in free fall, in terms of numbers because of us candidate. this seems to help them somewhat they just before we go and emotional that he may put in his bid farewell to russia's emergencies minister, a former personal bodyguard who died trying to save a filmmaker after he fell into icy water. the president joined members of us can he's in a chip, family funeral and described his death as an irreplaceable purse. no, not so make. alexander melnik also lost his life in the accident. during optic exercise. this near the city of norfolk, the chaff has been posthumously given the hero of russia, a boy the country highest on. ah, and i'm not somebody that's what i'll leave you for now. thanks very much for watching in half an hour and donal court is going to be here to keep you updated all the stories were across for you this weekend here at rp into national ah . in the pacific lag around the world expedition 5000 miles.

it will be, what will you, mandy, that to look, this is about what happened this, this, this, this angry angry man this is the only thing he's ever said right now. he is facing years in free fall, in terms of numbers because of a candidate. this seems to help them somewhat emotional. vladimir putin has bid farewell to russia's emergencies minister, a former personal bodyguard who died trying to save a filmmaker after he fell into icy water. the president joined members of you again is the nature of the family at the funeral and described his death as an irreplaceable personal loss. filmmaker alexander melnik also lost his life in the accident. during arctic exercises near the city of nor elsa didn't have, has post humorously been given the hero of russia toward the countries highest honor. now. so you'd like more details on your top news stories. you can always check out our website r t dot com or follow us on your favorite social media platform. we'll be back with more.

. >> under the plan businesses with more than 100 employees must mandy vaccines or regular testing workers in health care and education that receive federal funds must be vaccinated as well as all federal employees and contractors. >> this is not about freedom for personal choice. protecting yourself and those around you. >> i don't believe the government ought to be in the mandate business. but some lawmakers like florida republican senator rick scott say requiring vaccines is the wrong approach. they should be doing is giving good information. that's not true. just the federal level at the state, the local level. let's give people good information. >> now, this plan would also increase the production of covid tests and masks. it would also improve care for those contract covid-19. and it also calls on states to require vaccines for all school employees reporting live in washington. i'm basil jot. basil, thank you for that. for your health tonight, the cdc estimates are the 2019 2020 flu season. >> the flu is responsible for 22,000 deaths and more than 400,000 hospitalizations. that dropp

it will be what will you, mandy, that to look, this is about what happened miss this, this, this angry, angry man this is the only thing he's ever said right now. he is facing. he is in free fall in terms of numbers because of a candidate. this seems to help him somewhat. okay, just before we go, emotional that even put in his bid farewell to russia's emergencies minister, a former personal bodyguard who died trying to save a filmmaker after he fell into icy water. the president joined members, if you have again, he's in a chevy family at his funeral and described his death as an irreplaceable personal loss. mike alexander melnik also lost his life in the accident during arctic exercises near the city of nor else nature has been posthumously given the hero of russia award, the countries highest on it. ah, okay. and on that somebody, that's where we're going to wrap things for this. i was news from moscow. thanks for watching. what have you tuning in? have a great weekend. i'm calling bright back to the next update in the me ah, i will the.

the other followers of the, one of the ethnic religion, which read it slum, and chris, janet, and mandy, i'm is the 1st religion you believe in one vote, and you should life and everlasting the robot. well, the 1st books of profit sheet, and yet they want to dispel them. it's about witchcraft and magic, being associated with the gnostic religion savvy and say their numbers are barely a 5th of what they were before. the 2003 invasion because of iraq security and there is being a close religion. when can only be born into the faith in marrying into their religion is forbidden and the population has dwindled even further because thousands have taken refuge elsewhere for safety. oh, the world's lungs are being seized. the amazon rain for it is diminishing the rate of 2 football pitches a minute to meet the market insatiable appetite for logging mining. i'm farming as both scenarios government seek to relax conservation laws and increase production. indigenous communities on the brink of extinction. no, it's the bite of their life. people empower brazil's amazonian battle on out. there are l

it will be, what will you, mandy, that to look, this is about what happened this, this, this, this angry angry man this is the only thing he's ever said right now. he is facing years in free fall, in terms of numbers because of a candidate. this seems to help them somewhat. an emotional vladimir putin has bid farewell to russia's emergencies minister, a former, but a personal bodyguard who died trying to save a filmmaker after he fell into icy water. the president joined members of the guinea initiatives family at the funeral and described his death as an irreplaceable personal loss. filmmaker alexander melnik also lost his life in the accident. during arctic exercises near the city of no rails. the nature of has post humorously been given the hero of russia award, the countries highest honor that's all for this. our stay tuned for our world news headlines and just about 30 minutes. the day marks the 20th anniversary of the $911.00 attack. we're going to take a look at americas terror, industrial complex the, the, the, the the welcome to go because visionaries, me so the chevron not say,

instead, mandy had been staying the makeshift camp at texas board of town where conditions is said to be going from bad to worse. john holman, reports mac, can you many, a crossing back on to the mexican side of the border to avoid deportation. look inside the mate ship camper more than a 1000 people. mostly haitians in the rio, texas. they crossed the river illegally and we're hoping the u. s. would let them stay most of the shelters, it just blanket plastic and even river. it's propped up by sticks together with a lot of rubbish, but little water or food. someone inside the county film, these images for us, us thirties of largely blocked the media from seeing it. and now they are entering the place. irregular migration poses a significant threat to the health and welfare of the welfare of border communities and to the lives of the migrants themselves and should not be attempted. if you come to the united states illegally, you will be returned daily flights of taking off from the us, sending people back to haiti to avoid deputation. some people like vicky, have crossed back into mexi

guineas military rulers have bought government officials from leaving the country . co leader colonel mandy dunbar. yes. summoned cabinet ministers and told them to hand over official vehicles earlier. the military leaders, how the victory parade in con, a cri, earlier the former french visioneer officer didn't lead a military unit that said president alpha condo on sunday, or the african union in west africa, regional block have condemned the call and threatened sanctions. nicholas hock is in the car center guy with the latest on the meeting earlier in clinic cree. they call the all the ministers and members of alpha content government to the people palace or to the national assembly assembly. and it was quite interesting to see the, the prime minister entering this assembly and the somber mood, surrounded by soldiers as well as key members of the, of the cabinet from the defense security minister to the foreign minister. all present to hear the new leader of guinea as it appear. mamma, the w to express what his vision of, of guinea and what the future lies, especially for them. he says th

and then they had also dropped their math, mandy, so with that, they had to take action, and then it had to reverse public health. the thing that they had, ross rises as careful balances. and at christmas, a lot of kids are children are heading back to school now. but children, at least in the us, represent more than a quarter of new weekly coven 19 cases. at the moment. i keep getting sicker with delta. do we need to be worried about them getting infected at higher rates? the been very controversial in the u. k as well, because in the last couple of weeks, we've seen a bit of a back and forth with our politicians and various advisory groups to decide on who should get things. and what they've been arguing about is, should we be offering vaccines to children? many other countries around the world, including in the us, but many of the european countries all proactively vaccinating their children in some european countries. they've got to nearly a 100 percent of their young children age 12 to 15 in the u. k. we're just beginning to embark on that particular journey and what is that you

what will you, mandy, that to look, this is about what happened this, this, this, this angry angry man this is the only thing he's ever saying right now he is facing years in free fall, in terms of numbers because of us candidate. this seems to help them somewhat an emotional very repute and has bid farewell to rushes emergencies. minute step. the for the personal bodyguard who died trying to save a filmmaker after he fell into icy water. the president joined members if he ever get a chance family at the funeral described his death as an irreplaceable personal last filmmaker alexander melnik, also lost his life in the accident. during arctic exercises near the city of north furniture has been posthumously given the hero of russia, a boy which is the country's highest. ah, i'm not somebody. no sway wrap things up this friday night here in moscow in the newsroom. i'll be back with the next update from archie, international and half an hour. see it the the service play by a whole set of different rules. it's going to force us in your words to get mean 30 nasty in order to take them. i wil

what were you gonna, mandy, that to look, this is about what happened this, this, this, this angry angry man this is the only thing he ever said right now he is facing. he isn't reasonable in terms of numbers because of again, is that this seems to help him somewhat. he's also pitying, he's going to go after governors who dare to provide and to protect. i know he's talking about dissenters and others, and he's basically saying if anybody, if anybody gets it goes after you and, and be, be nice to, to white attendance, one of the fight, it was be nice. it was. look, do you hear? can you see through this? and then he doesn't take a quite he can listen. this is about politics. me say something very quickly before we forget. i'm not suggesting, nor is anybody that there is no coven. we're not talking about where it was made or anything like that, but, but realizing that there was a vaccine and then ask yourself, am i supposed to give a personal and individual liberty for this? did i throw on my constitution? no, that's what the bottom line is. it's about freedom. it's about my choice. that's

a few miles down the road in the village of laskhill mandy has the similar concerns.d to find as grouse on the moor. the whole ethos of this area - in the winter months is shooting. and, love it or hate it, i i can't knock it because it provides me with a business. to take that revenue out - of the equation is a significant part and concerning, really. with green flowering heather there are signs of better things next year. five weeks though since the shooting season start of the so—called glorious 12th has this year been far from that. tomato growers in northern spain, are battling it out to win an award for the ugliest tomato. it's become a tradition in the village of tudela, as courtney bembridge explains. there is no doubt these are really ugly tomatoes. but are they the ugliest? the answer to that is serious business in this village of tudela. competitors young and old line up at the fruits of their labour and various theories about what makes the perfect or imperfect ugly tomato. translation: they come out ugly because we have some bees that l pollinate the plan

mandy thinks the risk that is underpriced is upside risk. underappreciated with all the focus on the attention to downside risk we think they may be underpricing the right tail. that conversation coming up. >> on the flipside you have goldman sachs managing director saying high valuations of increased market fragility. people concerned about that, maybe that's the tempered bat. in terms of the upside risk considering there still is some hesitance there. >> can we climb the wall of worry? >> the bias to this equity market very clearly is to the upside. we could be heading 212 days without a 5% pullback. we've seen the records on the s&p through september 8 and we have four months to go through the end of the year. there is no reason to believe the equity market can keep climbing. >> keep counting. the s&p negative, the bond market yields within two or three basis points on tens. i'm get a run, thank you for the last couple of days. the man with the bowtie and a very husky voice will be back with us tomorrow. i cannot wait. i'm being real. >>

and south carolina now because the intricacies of the story are so many, it's impossible to count in mandyith that incredible job of going into the minutia, were the reading about this on a annual level and the local reporting because are doing every day and they brought the attention of this incredible saga, and the attention of the rest of the world and now i can't wait to see nancy grace's specialty was she's got, she's doing some great work but i have to do a shadow to the local reporters during the day to day work checking on everything and confirming all of it. lara: you can fan girl here anytime, we will accept that. speaking of nancy grace, i want everybody to take a listen to her response to the 911 call, you can hear more in the upcoming special, take a listen. >> how do i know alec murdaugh did not go to the hospital, come home shoot them dead and called 911, if i listen to is 911 is very convincing but he's a lawyer, he knows what 911 calls should in a perfect world sound like. how do i know he's not faking. lara: murdaugh mystery with nancy grace ayres tonight at 10:00 p.m. ea

. >> mandy, another sad irony of the story is that she had in july made a trip to visit a grieving friendis was before we knew how bad the delta variant was but on that trip she had second thoughts and sounds like nervous when she was there. >> yeah. she was really nervous about going down there and expressed concerns to us but the rum rheumatologist and primary physician said it was okay to go down there and at the time things were opening up around here and told we could go unmasked and before the delta variant was a widespread concern here and those of us vaccinated said it was okay to go unmasked and we felt safe and her going down there we felt safe having her go down but that wasn't the case and a bad decision. >> you just mentioned the rheumatologist. mark, she had severe rheumatologist arthritis and there are some study that is suggest people with autoimmune diseases the vaccine is less effective for them and maybe that happened in your mom's case but what's the message to get out today to anybody still on the fence about being vaccinated? >> the message is to please get vaccinate

i couldn't sting like mandy patinkin.the beauty oe act creatnre that,m . thank you ( applause ). >> stephen: thank you. now, broadway fully opened this week. >> yeah, isn't that great. >> stephen: which is fantastic. and soon "company," your musical "company" is coming back in november, this time swapping the gender of male-female of bobbie and other members of the cast. have you seen it yet? >> oh, yeah, i saw it in london. and also, we had a week of previews here before the pandemic closed everything down. so-- it's a wonderful production. highly recommended. and i don't usually tout my own stuff, but i urge everybody here to see it. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheering ) >> stephen: i have a date with christine buransky. she's taking me. she asked me to go with her. >> you're going to have such a good time. it's one of the most entertaining evenings i had in the theater. this lady, marianne elliott, who directed it, is remarkable. >> stephen: in december, we'll get to see stephen spielberg's version of "west side story

fauci months ago said no, no to maxine mandy's this is not the role of the federal government to do thisy n sad atov that time of government overreach to force americans to get vaccinated. >> no i wouldn't demand it would be mandatory but ihi would do everything in my power to psychedelic masks need to be mandatory nationwide. >> that's not the role the federal government that's the role the institution private sector entities and others may take. >> here's the thing we cannot require somebody to be vaccinated. that's not what we can do. it is a matter of privacy to know who is and who isn't. >> you don't want to mandate and force anyone to take the vaccine we've never done that. you can mandate to certain groups of people like health workers but for the general population you can't but we don't want to mandate from the federal government to the engeneral population. in be unenforceable and unappropriate. elizabeth: people are saying what change their mind in a years time is because of whole numbers are collapsing in a box the afghan exit what change. >> we follow the political science a

>> i hope that she knows that what choice you brought your life to me and our mandy in our family, mylives. >> and to those armchair detectives and their partner, lieutenant any hope, she was as important as you or me. >> it doesn't matter what life you come from. everybody is a person. everybody has a mom and dad. it's not the way they should be treated. >> in december of 2020, who joseph wayne burnette pleaded guilty for the murders of felisha pearson and dana lynn dodd. >> burnett's victims, this has been the last chapter of a very painful book. >> and indeed it was. by then, amanda and jon had found a little solace. here in long view, the community that didn't forget. >> we felt like that was her adopted family. >> which is why they decided not to take her remains back home to florida with them. she will stay here in long view with her name carved in stone. >> it's a funny thing, isn't? it that it would be important to have a stone up above the place you're lying down with your name on it. and yet, it is. >> it is, exactly, you never think about it. but it's important to have that

. >>> louisiana state representative mandy landry joins me on the phone from new orleans. thank you so much for making the time for us here. president biden toured the state to see the storm damage, he made plenty of promises. are you convinced you'll get what you need? >> i absolutely think we will. i trust in president biden. he knows what we need. he knows people. we also -- louisiana has a secret weapon in the white house with our former representative cedric richmond who is one of the president's right-hand men. and so i really do believe given all our state has been through in the last couple of decades that we're going to get what we need this time. >> you and i spoke in the hours before ida hit. you said everyone was concerned whether the levees would hold. well, they did, but the electric system didn't. is that the birth -- the bigges problem for most folks right now? >> yes, absolutely. nip who's been to the south, particularly in louisiana, you know how hot it get this time of year. indescribably hot and humid. for people especially elderly and people with healt

continue, i believe that the airline industry in the government's going to be forced to to mandate mandyote to the survey is 90% of those who responded said they were either partially or fully vaccinated. the oakland zoo handed out free family passes to their visitors if they got vaccinated for covid-19 today. there's been an enthusiastic response to the program so far. the pass is good for a one-day admission for two adults and two children plus free parking for one car. it's valued at 98 dollars and the campaign is part of the zoo's community outreach. ram this is our second pop-up vaccination. we have two more upcoming and we just hope that we can be a resource for our community and help. stop the surge the next vaccination event is september 30. drop-ins are welcome, or you can make an appointment on the zoo's website. you can also use the pass on the day of your shot or at a future date of your choice. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11 tonight. asian americans rallying behind the latest marvel blockbuster. we'll take you to one special screening of shang cheese. all right, and i'm loo

mandy in the county at this time and council members added that adding these type of restrictions could be an overreach since the county and state do not have such mandates in place. however, individual businesses are allowed to institute their own vaccine requirements. however, city council did not move forward with any it with creating any vaccine mandates. but council members were not opposed to the idea about talking about this in the future. so this could be a topic of conversation in other city council meetings. but for right now, they say that if you want to go to fitness pen you if you want to go to an entertainment venue or just a restaurant, you do not need to show that you have been vaccinated die rein him. back to you. >> what sounds like 93 or 95% of people. there are vaccinated. so they just don't have to prove it. all right. thanks a lot. actor tyler perry is encouraging all californians to get vaccinated against covid-19. >> the state and perry's production company will release a series of videos this month. they're going to dress frequently asked questions about the vac

and meanwhile, like, me and this actress, mandy, were just like still wrestling [ laughter ] and he stood keep this -- like, when we figure out this technical thing, how do we start the show again?" and i was like, "i've got an idea let me put my ass to the audience and, as soon as the curtain comes up, just send me up on the god damn roof. [ laughter ] like, we picked up exactly where we left off. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's the best, dude what else can you do >> what else can you do? >> jimmy: what else can you do i have -- i have a couple of questions. first of all, you look like a stud on the cover of "variety," here. hey, not too shabby. [ cheers and applause i want to -- there's a photo going around on the internet of you and tobey maguire on the set of "spider-man," yeah, the new "spider-man," movie, and -- and i was like, "wow >> i'm not sure about that >> jimmy: we are [ audience oohs we're pretty sure. we're pretty sure about it so, we know what's up. do you know what's up? are -- [ laughter ] what i'm telling you is, you're going to be -- you're in the new "spider-ma

. >> under the plan businesses with more than 100 employees must mandy vaccines or regular testing workers in health care and education that receive federal funds must be vaccinated as well as all federal employees and contractors. >> this is not about freedom for personal choice. it's about protecting yourself and those around you. >> i don't believe the government ought to be in the mandate business. but some lawmakers like florida republican senator rick scott say requiring vaccines is the wrong approach. >> they should be doing is given good information. that's not true. just the federal level at the state, the local level. let's give people good information. >> now, this plan would also add. to that surplus in one end of adding the possibility of increasing the amount of masks and also covid tests available. it would also strengthen excuse me would improve care for those who are who do contract covid-19. and it would also entice the states in order to make those vaccine mandates applicable to school teachers reporting live in washington. i'm basil john and basil. what did the presiden

. >> actor mandy patinkin is the voice of franklin. >> either write things worth reading or do thingssunny march afternoon in 1933. >> also in the works, the holocaust and the united states. that's burns' voice at this early stage of production. >> jews, hitler charged, were parasites. >> i'm greedy for the experience of working on a film. if i were given a thousand years to live, which i won't, i would never run out of topics. i cannot not be rushing, as i approach my 70s, to make films about not just the u.s., but about us, that is to say, the lower case, two-letter plural pronoun. all the intimacy of that and all of the majesty, the complexity, the contradiction, and the controversy of the u.s. >> when you're looking at this long arc of your own career, where does muhammad ali, where does that story fit into it? >> he's the guy i want to go out to dinner with. >> he is? >> i would take maybe abraham lincoln, i love elizabeth cady stanton, ida b. wells, obviously harriet tubman, louis armstrong. but i just added to that ever-expanding dinner table muhammad ali. >> that's a good dinn

that means people want the mandy. they've given them a mandate to govern. >> not the big things.? the bigger things where the senate is supposed to compromise and have balance, that's why they're supposed to be some compromise. people say they want compromise. it pulls well all the time. but it does it happen in practice? but you're right, elections have cumbersome in compromises. >> voting rights is this big issue in georgia. i can't think of a bigger issue than voting rights. >> francesca, you want to jump. in >> i think what you started off by saying is that a filibuster, nobody is on the streets, we've got to reform the filibuster. i mean, can we change the word. you know what i mean? just call it pizza and we'd be on the streets. but i think it is really important to understand what we are talking about. why is filibuster reform necessary? what are the so-called radical things that the democratic agenda is trying to accomplish? it is things like the for the people act. it is things like the pro act. it is expanding the rights of voters and american citizens to be able to vot

the crowded mandy started celebrating at about 8 30. that's what numbers first showed governor newsom defeated the recall. california's lieutenant governor, lenny could unlock. this was the headliner at this event, she called the recall and expensive distraction. one of the things people are asking is did we really have to do this? the governor will be on the ballot next year. i will be too, for that matter, did we really have to have a special election? so long and thanks at the election party, many of the elected officials and campaign volunteers said california's covid infection rate among the lowest in the country, people who criticized the governor for his response to the pandemic failed to make their case. larry elder, the republican front runner, says he'll be gracious in defeat to the governor and will stay active in politics. conservative radio talk show host addressed supporters last night in costa mesa. as he did during the campaign, he attacked the governor, blaming him for crime, homelessness and housing prices. in californ

things go from here because while the governor definitely has least appears to have it on question mandy, to stay in office out and about talking with voters yesterday in sacramento, we did hear the saying issues whether or not they were voting in favor of the recall are against the recall. people still express the same concerns about homelessness, about drought, about wildfires, about cost of living. so across the board californians have concerns could be up to governor gavin newsom to decide how he addresses that because as you recall, we do this all again in just over a year when governor newsom presumably runs again to try to retain his seat in the general election reporting from sacramento, karma dickerson, ok. thanks a lot. karma. >> and do it all over again. yeah, i know it's just going to say, you know, i feel like we had such an intense election year last year and then this out of nowhere. i got to get all. and now we kind of have to just continue on. just again, rolling on in the elections. haha. >> all right. but things are changing in the weather and the that start to happen

kelly smith from macclesfield was 31 when she died of bowel cancer injune last year, and her mum mandy victoria derbyshire. this picture was given to me by one of kelly's friends. how this picture was given to me by one of kelly's friends.— of kelly's friends. how old is kelly and how old _ of kelly's friends. how old is kelly and how old is _ of kelly's friends. how old is kelly and how old is finlay _ of kelly's friends. how old is kelly and how old is finlay in _ of kelly's friends. how old is kelly and how old is finlay in that? - of kelly's friends. how old is kelly and how old is finlay in that? i - and how old is finlay in that? i think kayleigh is 29 years old they are. . y ., , think kayleigh is 29 years old they are. . , think kayleigh is 29 years old they are. . i. , .,, ., are. have you been able to rationalise _ are. have you been able to rationalise what _ are. have you been able to rationalise what has - are. have you been able to - rationalise what has happened? are. have you been able to _ rationalise what has happened? know. we knew she — rationalise what has happened

mandy's testimony. >> just so i'm clarifying. you don't think that fire eye reported early enough, just to be clear, that's your testimony? >> no, i wouldn't say it that way, sir. we did the best we could under, you know, voluntary analysis and trying to understand what was the appropriate, again, timeliness and reporting authorities under a stressful situation. we believe strongly that a reasonable period of time, you know, within that 72-hour window does make sense for most entities, at least for an initial reporting requirement. >> well, okay. i know that my time is, you know, is close to end. let me just say that madame chair, you know, as i'm highlighting here, i'm a bit concerned about the gap i see between the amount of information cisa needs to meaningfully improve the cyber security of our critical infrastructure sectors and the amount of information that cisa would receive were it only to be notified of confirmed cyber incidents. you know, to further illustrate this concern with the second example, let's say that there

we have mandy anderson, the senior vice president for strategy and operations at experience press credit services. we have mr. john danaher, who is executive vice president for consume interaction at. and also we have finally and there is a partnership. do you think i would mind if this testimony was limited to five minutes? you should be able to see something on your screen that should tell you how much time you have left. and this will let you know at the end of your time. i would ask you to be mindful and quickly wrap up your testimony. and so we can be respectful of the witnesses. and the committee members. without objection, the written statement will be part of the record. and each member will have five minutes to ask questions. i have been given letters that are not available. then we will move to our next speaker. >> it is an important hearing, thank you. and in february, 2019, these hearings as chairwoman, the hearings with the police ceo of f equifax. the national credit union, and the national credit bureau took action to protect consumers. these were meant to fix the broken c

we saw mandy moore in a beautiful dress. >> and you know what i liked, too?ot of basic classic black. black. >>> there was. we saw two of the biggest winners of the night wearing basic black dresses. look at how beautiful, elegant kate was in armani custom. jean smart was in ralph lauren with long sleeves. kate knows her formula so well, the dipping neck and how chic is jean >> drop dead gorgeous. >> breakout star of the night. it's hannah waddingham from "ted lasso. >> the one shoulder coral piece. >> so beautiful. that was designed by christian seriano. he said basically in the fitting, she danced her entire way through it a beautiful gown what a breakout session. she's a joy to watch that, one >> her speech was 10 plus. >> how about the guys? >> the guys brought the color, as well. they were stealing the spotlight off the ladies a little bit. we saw some fun colored suits. obviously we saw jason sudeikis trade in his tie dye hoodie for a tom ford suit. we had kenan and our host of the night in a fabulous lore. >> they look gk good. >> catch one some sleep.

. >> mandy chang. >> rosa maria chapa. >> mark lawrence charette. >> david m.ebois. >> gregorio manuel chavez. >> pedro francisco checo. >> douglas macmillan cherry. >> stephen patrick cherry. >> vernon paul cherry. >> nestor julio chevalier, jr. >> swede joseph chevalier. >> alexander h. chiang. >> dorothy j. chiarchiaro. >> luis alfonso chimbo. >> robert chin. >> eddie wing-wai ching. >> nicholas paul chiofalo. >> john g. chipura. >> peter a. chirchirillo. >> catherine ellen chirls. >> kyung hee casey cho. >> abul k. chowdhury. >> mohammad salahuddin chowdhury. >> kirsten lail christophe. >> pamela chu. >> steven paul chucknick. >> wai ching chung. >> christopher ciafardini. >> alex f. ciccone. >> frances ann cilente. >> elaine cillo. >> patricia ann cimaroli massari. >> edna cintron. >> nestor andre cintron iii. >> robert d. cirri, sr. >> juan pablo cisneros. >> benjamin keefe clark. >> eugene clark. >> and my husband dennis michael edwards. the only thing i can say for certain is despite the pain, time did not stand still for one second. the best part of th