manus: this is bloomberg markets with me manus cranny.ounding after $6 billion write down on cable tv networks. paramount joined warner bros. in taking this step, another sign of weakness in the traditional tv industry. hannah miller joins me around the desk. interesting to warner bros. relative to how the market has taken this from paramount. a $6 billion write down, a reconciliation moment that traditional format is under pressure. what is different about paramount? hannah: there is the backdrop of their pending deal with sky dance media, a merger deal. it is supposed to close in 2025. they are working towards it. other bidders can submit offers but there is optimism about how sky dance can transform the business. they identified $2 billion worth of cost efficiencies. manus: a 15% cut in the u.s. workforce. do you think that that is the beginning of the trimming? we talked about it is about sky dance. what does sky dance do with paramount? how do they move paramount forward? this is about sky dance and redbridge coming together. hannah:

manus: not just long-duration. i know that you both like steepeners, but the concurrence is, is this a reenter, relock, reload? jay: we have been neutral on duration but we are receptive to what jamie said. we would like to use backup to add duration. the challenge is in the inverted yield curve environment long-duration is a negative carry trade and we have felt more comfortable with the steepener come along and steepener, with our bullish view because it is less punitive from the carry perspective and it tends to outperform in the period into the first cut. my reservation over the near term, and beside this week, that both long-duration treasury options came with relatively weak user demand which tells me that the demand is somewhat exhausted. we have seen a pretty strong buildup of dealer inventory in treasuries close to record levels. this makes sense in a world where we are transitioning from price insensitive demand to price-sensitive, but we could be more sensitive before adding duration. the path is towards

manus: that is a very healthy incentive.y, the clients actually pay for the hiring and the opening of pursestrings because it does come down -- it gets passed back to the clients. >> exactly. that is why balyansny are hiring fewer people but more senior people. manus: and there for that. catherine, thank you. let's make sure everyone has their cv dusted off and get a mobile phone. that is it for the markets addition. we are on a bounce back. i'll accounts, it is going to be a quiet lull in a friday. we have a low point on the data. we will bring you results in the next hour. s&p 500 up. it has not corrected. the nasdaq has. yields just over the four benchmark. good morning, good afternoon from new york. ♪ ryan t. writes, "moving is stressful. can you help me take one thing off of my to do list?” ugh, moving's the worst. with xfinity, you can transfer your internet in just a few taps. just a few easy moves. did somebody say “easy moves”? ♪ ♪ oh no. no, i was talking about moving your internet. this will move the internet. ♪ ♪

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obviously, manu not everything is set for september 10. there still has to be in agreement here, but i do want to be very clear. a lot of this is just jockeying for both sides to get what they want, what's best for their candidate. i will remind you, camila harris is at the top of the ticket. donald trump dropped out of the debate, essentially saying everything has changed. i didn't agree this debate at that time here is his team saying everything's the same. you already agreed. now, they have completely reversed roles. donald trump's team saying, wait, wait, wait, everything's the same. we agreed to this debate. when i was with joe biden harris, his team saying no, no, no, it's different now that i'm at the top of the ticket. >> old. he is going to be in several battleground states this week. who's going to be behind me and michigan later today, he has another stop and michigan, wisconsin, and pennsylvania all later this week as they try to really ramp up this campaign ahead of november. >> alright. chris homes in detroit. thank you so mu

510200, coventry direct redefining insurance inside politics sunday with manu raju next on cnn inch by inch america, we are not going back as the race enters its next phase here i get personal with harris, get a bomb. >> we can't wait too. leave here and do something or can trump take back the momentum while an escalation, israel and lebanon raises alarm in the u.s. plus reality check. >> this, his mana from heaven. >> we go one-on-one with democratic leaders. >> i'm very confident we're going to have 50 seats. >> they're bullish on november. but is the map too difficult for them to overcome? >> we know how to reach average voters and hearing voices the war in the middle of a sad speech. >> it's a horrible day. >> the comic who's gone viral for his impersonations well, first of all, let me just say it it is right to be wedding inside politics, the best reporting from inside the corridors of power starts now good morning, welcome inside politics sunday live this hour. >> i'll manu raja. welcome to the next phase of the campaign. there are now just 72 days until the election. in just two

raju joining us now with more good morning to you, manu. i mean, that's obviously a very tall order, what is sherrod brown strategy going into this election? >> yeah, look, this gives a really a window into how many members candidates in difficult races and red states in particular, are navigating the top of their ticket and the republican side, they're trying to nationalize these races. they are trying to ride donald trump's coattails on the democratic side, they're trying to essentially avoid talk about the national raised about the presidential race. they're trying to localize and really tried to go after the character issues of their republican opponents. hopefully that they believe will cord some independent voters to come their way. now, sherrod brown has been a fixture in ohio politics for decades. but what he has seen in his state trending increasingly republican. the state of ohio, donald trump carried by eight points in 2020. so how is sherrod brown joins the court those republican voters and try to run ahead. kamala harris as his

i'm manu raja, vice president kamala harris, zeroing in on a crucial high-stakes. this decision that could make or break the her path to the presidency and redefine the democratic party for years to come. who will be her running mate? and what impact will choice have on the final 93 days before the elections now the news will be revealed by tuesday, if not earlier. harris is expected to meet with at least three top finalists and sources tell cnn, these are the six men she is considering what pennsylvania governor josh shapiro, arizona senator mark kelly, and minnesota governor tim walz, so far getting interviewed today now it comes after harris spent yesterday behind closed doors, grilling aides, and scores of pages of vetting documents including potential controversies for the candidates records harris and her pick will hit the trail tuesday in philadelphia kicking off a multi-day blitz across seven battleground states. meanwhile, donald trump stump with j.d. vance in atlanta last night at the same arena where harris held a rally earlier in the week, he spent much

so key to the democratic coalition in rural communities as well, manu, all right, eva mckend, thank you for that report and joining me now at the table are some fantastic reporters covering all of this npr's tamara keith, the wall street journal's catherine lucey, cnn's daniel strauss, and cnn's kristen holmes. nice to see all of you look, she could have come out and had a some more interviews early on. of course, the democrats will defend our position on this saying, look, she's just a candidate. she had to prepare for van can we had to get all of the machinery of a campaign in place in a matter of days. fine. that's true, but also someone who's been on the public's seen for some time in can answer questions as well formulated positions. but by waiting this long, it's really built. so the pressure on this moment for the vice president which it reminds me of the pressure that was built on president biden when he was, when his campaign was struggling and everybody was like, well, what is he going to do an interview? when is he going to do an interview? he finally didn't interview. it was

what are you learning yeah that's right manu sources have always described the vice president to me as someone who repairs extensively and intensely, and that's exactly how she's approaching her interview with cnn later today alongside vice presidential nominee tim walz, one former adviser, telling me that her approach two major interviews have often included multiple preps sessions including teams across the spectrum, communications policy in any subject matter, experts as she gets briefed in on variety of policies. >> so she is taking this seriously, of course, as you just mentioned, this is an opportunity for her to have an unscripted moment. it candid responses but, to a set of questions on a variety of matters after having a pretty choreographed last month on the campaign. now of course, she's doing that interview here in georgia, a crucial battleground state, a state that president biden won by less than 12,000 votes in 2020. and of course, what? but it has been most notable about this trip is exactly where they have been targeting that being south georgia an area that typically

conflicts from the front , the final war has been completed, the war has been logical, and the fundamental manucampaign has been completed , yes, these ideas are unique, bright. an ensemble and a creation of monumental art. these fastidious sculptures have the mood of an abaronian and their intransigence with enemies. symvalichna, because they are installed practically on the surfaces and surfaces peramogi, galoin dances for the administration of mass measures in vitsebsk. this month in vitsebsk became a hell of a lot, especially the holy day of the month of may 9, and also the holy day of the city. what has happened since the end of the 1970s and part of the measures taken to improve the performance, well , those who give in yes, the eternal flame, and this tradition has been desired for several decades. at the beginning of 2010 , a park was created in peramogi, and its problems are covered vaiskova's walk of glory and show off your beautiful technology. this is due to the sad daily activities of the campaign and the memorial to the complex called vycebsk, the savior soldiers, the partisans an

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how i tired this campaign, i didn’t understand, because the façade of the greats is so wide and so manu the muggles, these vezhi are extinguished, the cults are not so obvious, i'm on spammies, i'm on different documents it’s all the same. on some news i have a three-piece bathing suit. the methods and the scale are different, here everything is divided into small parts and tsikava, because the whole plot is divided into other ones, and the great ones are folded onto the surface. ekstter'er navyvay prostatu i sciplasts, asnovinym dekora become darychny order. at the next stage, on the other side, this corresponded to the trends in architecture, this old era, the last of the classics in budapest, there were emerging such distinct elements of classicism, these arched columns from the the styles that were characteristic of style. bathed, well, i don’t like our belarusian architecture i know that there are a lot of scenes of some kind, and not stupid ones, there’s an interior like that, well, i would like the lid to be so tattered, so riddles, even though the world was just bathing the beas

creative work has removed the abolition of the saviourish tradition in the display of heroism and manusm, and the destruction of the traditional stages of memorialization. for me, this is the life of the father, i am a big military history, i am a memory, i am a military history, this is a life history, as for the little boys, we are in the same memory, in my opinion garadzeya geta yashche i yago adkaznast for... that's it, kab knew about the disaster in belarus, this great one is important, and they knew not only in belarus, but also beyond what happened in belarus znishchana. more than 800 thousand dollars from 6 million years ago, which were made in the world. on june 18, 2004 , a significant tragedy occurred in garadze: in the months of the terrible tragedy, where 1137 years were lost, a memorial complex was added. he became the first to remember the foundation named after syman mark lazarus. the first and the great ones remember. there was no such thing in belarus. the idea of ​​this complex was that people, not only belarus, knew throughout the entire world what a terrible traged

still heat across the ohio river valley as manu just mentioned. but there's the cooldown, new york, boston, all the way to burlington in the 70s and we'll see the below average temperatures slide into much of the eastern half of the country as we work look our way through the holiday weekend. and a few showers and thunderstorms associated with that cold front as well. so prepare for that plan, your outdoor barbecues accordingly, here's the chance of severe weather on saturday across parts of northern new england in terms of weather forecast, looks warm for dc to new york, warming up, i should say heat continues for the deep south. this is the real winner, seattle. this is the place that i want to be manu, i've seen pictures there per picture. perfect blue skies and really just a wonderful pacific northwest weekend. >> yeah, i could take low 70s. i guess we'll take the cooler fall temperatures, particularly here in dc. i'm fine will fall. season. it's okay. sudden words. fine, but follows here. i will embrace it, derek van dam thank you for that an

similarities of lamentation in iraq and iran, which can be translated as our meeting, "mursiyeh khani iraqih manu ahl al-azubiyya siyarhe taqil al shahi", where the experts also discussed the characteristics of iraqi praise and mersiyah chani. . there is a lot of populism in iraqi poetry, but you can learn a lot of customs and wisdom from these laments. and understand the iraqi wisdom from the hearts of these people, even their culture and the fact that it is actually our common language , al-hab al-hasan, their collective, which is a very concise and correct slogan. many scenes are expressed openly , which we do not usually do in persian. and to the similarities and differences of iranian and iraqi praises , the model of saying mercy in the iraqi dialect is very different from persian, that is, the praises that are said in arabic are very different. whenever i enter the holy shrine i used to be abulfazl, and these groups would come in, and a part of their reading would be persian poetry, oh people of letters. in this ceremony, the book of letters of love with the theme of iraqi eulogies was also

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so before we get to the foo fighters, i want to talk about beyond say, i don't know if you saw this manubut last week, the trump campaign, his lead spokesperson posted a video of the former president and getting off a plane and it was set to be on say, song freedom. >> now, that may sound a little weird to you. and if it does, it's big hi, beyond say, i reported gave her sign-off to the harris campaign, not the trump campaign, to use the song freedom. so reportedly beyonce sent a cease and desist and the trump campaign and shortly after the video was taken down. now here is a statement that we have obtained from the trump campaign spokesperson tells us, quote the purpose of the post, just proved the point that democrats are all about banning things, including freedom. they fell for it, hook, line and sinker. now, i have to tell yoat the humor that was the intention perhaps of that statement. this isn't about banning this this is about music rights and which manu is a very complicated and litigious business. it takes a lot of work to get the clearances for music, whether you're using it i

will those disaffected republican and independent leaning republican voters that's a big question manu talk to you all day and we just might times. >> careful. thank you so much for coming in early this morning, hanging out with us. >> you got it. thank so vice president harris wins the united states would have its first first. and gentlemen in history and doug emhoff, son had a chance to introduce his father to the contrary the glue that keeps this family together we might not look like other families in the white house but we are ready to represent all families in america john, a news team, or at the dnc and chicago in john's going that's what i'm talking about what he said daily show, complete dnc coverage this week on families central and next day on turnout. hi, my name is damian clark. and if he had both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with the humana medicare advantage dual eligible special needs plan all these plans include a h

. >> manu raja. welcome to the next phase of the campaign they are now just 172 days until the election there's two weeks. some voters in north carolina will begin receiving mail in ballots and an ex presidential debate is on september 10, and before the end of next month half a dozen more states will have kicked off in person early voting. now the big question at this moment, well, this way submerge as a neck-and-neck slog across key battleground well, look, kamala harris capitalize on a party star-studded convention last week, and keep her momentum going but first news in the middle east, this morning with israel saying it launched preemptive strikes against hezbollah in lebanon and hezbollah launching a barrage of rockets into israel for more, we're joined by nic robertson, who is live for us from tel aviv. nic, how much concern is there at this moment about the spiraling into a larger regional conflict? >> it remains a very real concern and it didn't cross that trigger threshold, the so-called re

we would be happy for him to be reading his actual i'm sorry for interrupting. >> oh, that's okay manu nia was talking about donald trump veering off message in lots of ways and lots of instances. >> one of which was this weekend in pennsylvania. i want to play some of that, but then also what a man you cover every day in the hallways. senator lindsey graham, a close ally of donald trump et about that who am i running against? >> harris said who the hell is harris, or they do pose in this stuff and i'm like 93% so why are we having an election? they didn't have an election. why we have an election, i a better look in person then kamala, president trump can win this election. >> his policies are good for america. and if you have a policy debate for president, he wins donald trump, the province of the provocateur tour, the showman may not win this election if he could kind of through this and grabbed trump by the lapels and do this. >> this has been you would have done that, but this has been the story of the trump era, right? >> i mean, the public is wanting to you're trump in a certain

manu, they are working there with an fpv drone, a dugout, and we, that is, the enemy, when he startsleaving, roughly speaking, to his north, well, here we will already be with our. we will throw off the bird with the vogs and, so to speak, finish off the enemy, he had a choice to go to the volga to surrender, but he refused, the manul flew, fell, bro, fell, oh, good, and so the detachment operators are dismantling the house where the enemy is hiding, the drone flies right into the window, this operator is a local from gorlovka, that's why his call sign is khokhol, he doesn't take offense, because he's russian, he fought with the brigade in syria, now he's fighting here, the commander praises, effective, how much implementation do you have? i don't keep count, i don't like this business, but it's enough, it's enough - that's five or six sorties a day, each sortie is a new target, well, vok, he has a defeat of 5, m, yes, the shrapnel is spilling out there, well, the main thing is to drop everything, the infantry has to hide, has to get out of this, the operators of the viking detachmen

i've been skin day inside politics sunday with manu raju next on cnn momentous swing the harris-walz ticket bills of fuzi asm with a battleground i'm blitz i will put my record against his every day of the week as their gop rivals sharpen attacks kamala harris is a chameleon. >> she's a fake had democrats term momentum and two votes was back on the trail. >> trump rally some stuff that campaign with the montana rally as he looks to regain the spotlight from his surgeon opponents john miller harris, you are fired had he focused his message and regained the lead and have revealed trump campaign documents sent to the media by an anonymous email. now and what the campaign says was a foreign hack. how will this shake up the race inside politics? the best reporting from inside the corridors of power starts. now good morning to you and welcome to inside politics sunday, i'm pamela brown in for manu raju vice president kamala harris continues to gain momentum and her bid for the white house with election day just 86 days away. and the democratic national convention just right around the corn

. >> cnn's manu raju, who visited the swing state of ohio, where democratic senator sherrod brown iselection battle. as democrats rallied behind kamala harris in red states, it's more complicated, like, you know, ohio were democratic senator sherrod brown faces stiff challenge from trump-backed republican bernie moreno how race central to the fight for the senate majority? are you able to defend kamala harris's record and my job is to fight for ohio workers you can talk about presidential race. that's your job. my job. >> an impact on what your opinion. i know that what will matter is people vote for me because i stand up for workers and will continue to fight for workers. >> ohio has become a gop stronghold with trump carried the state in 2020 by eight points and a heavy favorite this fall plus brown is trying to defy this daunting trend is 68 of the 69th senate races in 2016 and 2020. voters elected a senator from the scene in party has a preferred presidential candidate, backed much of the harris-biden agenda. so how hard is that going to be drawn that far ahead at the top of the

one of the hosts is longtime tech investor jillian manus, who's been a longtime republican donor. today we had a quick visit by the second gentleman, doug emhoff, an exclusive and pricey brunch in san francisco at quincy hall. that's a three star michelin rated restaurant in north beach. tickets started at $25,000. you see right there in the yellow among the attendants, including house speaker nancy pelosi. we did this many years ago with driverless cars. now we're getting ready for driverless big rig trucks like those 18 wheelers. we see on 880 and 101. among the questions tonight, who is in charge of the rules moving forward? today the dmv released its tentative plan to allow self-driving semis in california. the plan would require companies to first test the trucks with humans. safety drivers essentially in the cab. those safety drivers would take over the wheel if needed. this new proposal comes just hours after california lawmakers passed their own legislation requiring humans to be in driverless big rigs, no matter what. not just for the testing period like the dmv is propos

manu, you have talked so much and both of you have about the importance of certain states, montana. that's an i.t. racist crucial and it is a tough one for tester. he's not here for that reason now, abortion being put on that ballot. what does that do? does that actually motivate the base such that it is in montana, but this is already an incredibly difficult senate map for democrats pressed to hold onto the majority. they essentially have to run the table, including holding onto a very difficulty in montana, donald trump carry that by 16 points. but i talked to the top democratic campaign chief earlier today, gary peters, about the impact that this new ballot initiative in montana to protect abortion access, how that could impact there chances to keep the majority. he believes, in fact, that it could help and i'm think to save tesla's job do you think that will save the majority that ballot referendum on abortion? it's certainly very powerful to turn people out and it's going to be a big reason why people are voting and why they're going to vote but for jon tester and other candida

will continue to speak out against this kind of divisive rhetoric we've seen all right, that was our manu raja today, president biden is set to meet with his national security team while tensions are escalating in the middle east, we have new video of israel's iron dome intercepting a barrage of rockets that were fired near its northern border with lebanon. >> this, as israel said, it struck multiple hezbollah targets it's in lebanon. i'm joined now by cnn global affairs analyst kim dozier, and cnn military analyst and retired us air force colonel cedric leighton. thank you both for coming in this morning to discuss this difficult topic. kim, i'm going to start with you. when you see this escalation, everyone has been talking for months now about the potential of a wider regional war iran says it is going to retaliate israel worried it's going to happen today potentially. what do you see going forward? what do you see happening? now what the fear within israel is that they'll face a multi-front war that's what prime minister netanyahu called it in a security meeting yesterday, where hezbo

one of the hosts is longtime tech investor jillian manus, who's been a longtime republican donor. harris's husband, second gentleman doug emhoff, stopped in san francisco for a quick visit today. he enjoyed an exclusive and pricey brunch at quincy hall. it's a three star michelin restaurant in north beach. tickets started at $25,000, and house speaker emerita nancy pelosi was also there. meanwhile former president trump spent the day campaigning in the crucial swing state of pennsylvania. 67 days from now. we're going to win pennsylvania. we're going to defeat comrade kamala harris. did you see her? did you see her last night? mr. trump, making reference to the first sit down interview harris did last night on cnn. tonight, the former president flew to washington, d.c. to speak with moms for liberty, a nonpartisan political organization that first started as a parents group protesting covid restrictions. we're back in 60s. ahead updated on oakland's 911 crisis. we investigate the action the state is taking to speed up the city's emergency response times. plus, the new initiative i

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>> manu, great to see you as well. my take on this is that i think it's great that the president accompanied the gold-star families in section 60 that he would go that he would he would pay homage on the anniversary of losing 13, that that's all terrific. and the fact that they wanted photographs taken with him for their personal use and purpose. that's a good thing as well. i get it. i think we want to do more things like that. the problem is that the video then gets used for a political purpose and that's totally at odds with the standard though law that would apply to arlington and other sacred ground. so it never should have ended up in tiktok. and for that he needs to be held accountable. but i don't want to send the wrong message. the message is one of revering american heroes, but there was a line crossed here in my mind. there's no doubt and a very rare statement from the army to put up that step statement rebuking the trump campaign really remarkable to see there, but i do want to switch gears to, of course, t

>> what manu happy friday and listen good news for you if you want to make the drive to visit me in new jersey, this holiday, it's not going to cost you as much on the road as it did last year because gas buddy is projecting the national average will be 327 a gallon on labor day. that's down 50 descends from last year, $0.52 from two years ago. and look at this not much more expensive than in 2021 now, it's true gas prices of course, were cheaper in 2019 and during 2020, that was during covid, but this is clearly all moving in the right direction and it's a far cry from that spike to $5 a gallon gasoline. this is also going to mean people are saving a lot of money. gasbuddy is projecting. americans are going to spend $750 million less on gasoline this holiday weekend alone that is very good news, especially at a time when people are still spending more money at restaurants and hotels and elsewhere, manu, be careful what you wish for. mask. many people may visit you, including myself, because there's so much cheaper, but this is inside politics, so we can't overlook the impact of gas pri

i'm manu raja. we're just one day away from the start of the democratic national convention in chicago giving kamala harris are crucial chance to redefine herself in the eyes of voters after her sudden ascension is a part of standard bearer, less than one month ago. and new this morning, democrats unveiling their overall theme for the convention. for the people, for our future and president biden set to kick off the week monday fall by other big name speakers like bronco obama, bill clinton, as well as harris is running mate, tim walz, and the man who wants to be the country's first ever first gentleman, doug emhoff, the culmination will be thursday when harris addresses the nation. now, meanwhile, cnn has a new electoral outlook this morning underscoring just how much this race has changed and what here's his electoral path to the white house looks like at this moment, compared to trump's. this is brand new polling out this morning shows harris is leading the race nationwide with registered voters.

manus and mark 6, both men have been at the forefront of the campaign at seeking truth around the 1992 sean graham's bookmakers massacker. mark billy, welcome to the show. thank you. okay, mark, i'll first begin by asking you, just for the audience say, can you give me the contacts around what had happened on the 5th of february 1982? as you say, it was the 5th of february um 1982, it was wednesday afternoon, and that around 2:25 in the afternoon, uh, two gun men. uh burst and shous bookers on the arm road um the first one stood with a vz 58 assault rifle and the second person behind him had a burny 9 millimeter pistol the person at the front with the vz58 opened far on all the customers inside the shab and assum at that stage it hit everyone um within a matter of seconds the second comment then come in with a burning 9 millimeter and fired single shots of people. as the lay on the floor, i was land closer to the door than most people, and i knew by the lay out of the place that the gm would have to pass by me again and uh put my hands up over my head and he'd shot me under the arm, i

we stopped in guantanamo bay in panama, we stopped in the aberdeen islands and spent the night in manus island that we went down to a seaport on the coast of new guinea and that night before they were supposed to launch the invasion, one of the ships had broken down so they drove the cargo onto our ship and the next morning, we were off to the war. in the philippines. peter: what was your job? mr. ellis: i was a gunnery officer on the ship. we had seven 40 mm guns and 12 20 mm guns, antiaircraft, along the perimeter of the ship. and every morning and every evening, we had the desk alert and dawn alert and the japanese would come in and we would shoot at them. and we were able to disc charge -- discharge the cargo and we went back to new guinea again, took on another load, came back, i have to tell you the lst was a speedy ship. we cruised at nine knots. it took us a long time to get anywhere. so for a while, it devolved into three or four days where we were in action and then three or four weeks to pick up another load and then come back. peter: what do you remember about the japanese c

i hate it when they climb with diagonals, and you also hate something, mom's movie bag, yeah, manu kashaery long, believe me, well, i can't stand dostoevsky either, we'll get along, well, and what do you like, that nothing happens, why? it happens, but it doesn't , for example, i like embankments, sushi, constructivism, well, as an architectural style, and you, what about me, i like you, very much, you know, i've never liked anyone so much, honestly, well, that's it, it's time for me to go home, you'll get out of here yourself, a rich kid or take you out, i'm not a rich kid, i'm for... well, igor, and for his own people he's just gary, fire, and for his own people and for strangers, it's beautiful, but it doesn't suit you very much, you're impudent, it turns out, i'm not impudent, i'm just honest, i'll think of a name for you, definitely, and i'll definitely draw you, i'll meet you every day, right here, yegor will hurt you, he's crazy when he's jealous, but i don't care, here you go, major. son, hi, hi, dad, i'm sorry, zayn was at work, i couldn't answer, how are you, how's ignat's tour

i do want to thank, manu pradhan for his work with my office, in, this, but on page three, line 16 through, the definitions have been narrowed, and i'm happy to read that algorithmic device mes a device commonly known as revenue management software that uses algorithms to perform calculations of nonpublic competitor data concerning local o statewide rents or occupancy levels for the purpose of adving a landlord on whether to leave a unit vacant or on the amount thd may obtain for that unit. algorithmic device includes a product that incorporates an algorithmic device but does not include a report that publisher publishes existing rental da aggregated manner, but does not recommend rents or occu for future lessees, and the rest is the same. so i would recommend that i would also like to duplicate the file and continue theed f due, the enforcement mechanism here includes a private righ action for tenants. and i would like to, in the duplicated file. and this is substantive, also expand that privateon to nonprofit organizations with a primary mission of protecting the rights of tenants, which

we spent the night in in manus island in the admiralty. and then we went down to holland, which is a nice seaport on the north coast of new guinea. and we got there the night before you were supposed to launch the invasion of the philippine and one of the ships who was going had broken down. so we went out, went on with our and they drove the cargo off on that ship. and the next morning, we were after the war and d-day at lady of the philippines. and you were at the philippines, the liberation of the philippines? yes. what was your job? i was the gunnery officer on the 3751. we. had seven foreign millimeter guns. and 1220 millimeter guns all anti aircraft around the perimeter ship and every morning and every evening we had the draft alert and a dawn alert. and the japanese would come in and we were sure. then after that we made out, we made our beaching discharge air cargo and went back to and went back to new guinea again to take on another load. came back. well, i have to tell you, they left to the real speedy ship. we cruised at nine kn

manu yuliana semenova on the weekend on the first in the new season, on the first.me in the city. wherever you go, they say, women are lured into taxis and shot in the back. i wanted to ask you about your find. this knot seemed very massive, although it was quite easy to pick up. you have been awarded a great honor, moles, honor and trust of the reich. remember this. after the war, i was looking for my son's comrades, interested in what happened there at the end of the war. and anything could have happened there, if you don't have a photo, it's strange where they are, were they here, lord, how similar to my son, you are the only real witness, the only person he came to openly, well, major, the hunt has begun, confrontation, the premiere of the legendary book by yulian semenov. we have been approaching the topic of illegal migrants for a long time, but we did not want to work, as they say, just skimming the surface, without trying to get to the heart of the matter, today we have managed to dig up something worthwhile. to begin with, our correspondents went on raids t

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one of the hosts is longtime tech investor jillian manus, who's been a longtime republican donor. meanwhile, the vice president's husband, second gentleman doug emhoff, stopped in san francisco yesterday for a quick visit. he enjoyed an exclusive and pricey brunch at quince. it's a three star michelin restaurant in jackson square. tickets started at $25,000. house speaker emerita nancy pelosi also was there. meanwhile former president trump spent yesterday campaigning in the crucial swing state of pennsylvania. 67 days from now, we're going to win pennsylvania. we're going to defeat comrade kamala harris. did you see her? did you see her last night? trump making reference to the first sit down interview harris did. it was with cnn. the former president then flew to washington, d.c. to speak with moms for liberty, a nonpartisan political organization that began as a parents group protesting covid restrictions ten past the hour. right now, we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, facing a key deadline, we'll tell you the action that california families must soon take