if i was born in mari elta, i would like to live in the village, like a real lugovoi mari , take me asn assistant. why not? how much you will pay, the length they will pay, and he could, like the ancient moritz, build wooden ships and walk along the rivers. both are easier on water, mud, easier to warm. what does lighter dirt mean? on my table, for sure , there would always be fresh cheeses, milk from local bumps. who pays for gas husband? how is it possible and why is there a mail, and i can also operate a tower crane and build beautiful houses? and how do you always manage to get in so accurately. this is experience over the years. here you praised me, as a real mari would have mastered ancient blacksmith craft. here is a carnation. it ’s not easy either, yes, when you need a thousand of them. but who would i not be a builder, a musician, a healer or a blacksmith? i would live in a land where folk traditions have not become a thing of the past, but have become part of the present. opa mistake today in the republic of mari el there are 108 nationalities, but the indigenous people. one

marie?s a lot of cancelling going on and i hate all of it, i hate the fact people don't drink bud light anymore. i hate that movement. i hate far left, not only millennials, older progressives, we can't honor people who work in congress and maybe aren't totally pure from the left. a lot of cancelling going on and a lot of purity tests and i don't like any of them. i agree, sometimes left goes too far and right goes far when they try to cancel, bud light is biggest known example. i think social media makes it worse. i joined threads this week. i haven't been on twitter in years, i will see if threads is better. >> harris: kevin o'leary was trying to get me to sign up on threads yesterday. it is connected to instagram, it will be fast when i do it. >> emily: jeff white tweeted out and he said this is a nondebate, there is no discussion, they effectively should be cancelled. guy fierri, who raises millions to help others and joe rogan, surprising, mark wahlberg, who does so much for community e

mary had a really tragic as well. the remaining years of her life were not happy, pleasant one and she had lost a little boy before presidency. she lost another boy during th white house years. and then in she lost a third little boy, tad, who was reall widowhood.ion during her things went downhill for mary after that. and in 1875, her last remaining son made an excruciating decision to. have his mother involuntarily committed to an asylum. and she spent about four months in a private in batavia, illinois. she never forgave her son, robert, for having done that. and so it's a tragic episode in the life of mary lincoln. this is another relic from the assassination. these are the gloves that were in abraham lincoln's on the night of the assassination. he kept gloves as the custom of the time to have these in your pocket when you're shaking people's hands at an official event. you'd have on kid gloves. these a pair of white leather gloves. over time, they've probably shrunk a bit. but you can get a sense of abraham linco

mary bennett's heart was already racing, and for all the wrong reasons.torres never came home after her shift at -- ended. and the next morning, there was still no sign of her, mary called kathy's friends, no one has seen her. so, mary got in the car and scoured the streets, searching for kathy and her red toyota corolla. kathy's sister tina saw the wrenching worry in other mother's face. >> she was a mom full of pain, she was a mom who was hurting, because she was looking for her baby. she would say. just find the car. if you find the car, it was like an equation. if you find the, car you will find kathy. >> did you get any sleep? >> no. >> just waiting. >> you don't want to call the police, because that makes it real. >> that is why, it makes it real, because you are still holding on to the hope that she is going to come running and through the back door. >> my monday, kathy still was not home. panic was setting in. mary called the police department to report her daughter missing. >> and the police said -- >> well, you don't know, that maybe she ran off

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mary exits the children.ith faith and love, we’ll stomp our dachshund’s road with a prayer, and the sabers of batyh, now the building has been tested and choosing a tyrant for further life, they think about their future profession , with some kind of violating installation to stretch the violation, as i now never moved away from god and hawed, christian custom , my dear, it is up to the older generation to show a skin day. this can be shattered with a grin and a batiscan of dalonium. by three moths in my spirit at the owl, confusion for the cups of hard cava, tiharbaty of the fast of the weary day varta toxama sherpagat see grandpa and grandma to be hearing what he wants to say, we are not guilty of tom, we must entrust them to the intercession of the holy evhi of miami, and so they themselves are forgotten pray for souls. you are no longer one of them for more. good ocher, you are more of a human being at the skin stage of his life, such a tabe for steel adults dzhakoy for people, yakiya have survived on thi

mary stark5, let me start with you.ay5 in the free market, lord tyra, says it feels like we live in a rip of economy and the regulators have essentially been captured by the companies they are supposed to regulate. in other words, they pretty much will do what the company is one. do pretty much will do what the company is one. ,, . ., �* pretty much will do what the company is one. i. ., ., �* ., is one. do you agree? i don't agree with that. is one. do you agree? i don't agree with that- l— is one. do you agree? i don't agree with that. i do — is one. do you agree? i don't agree with that. i do have _ is one. do you agree? i don't agree with that. i do have some - is one. do you agree? i don't agree| with that. i do have some sympathy with that. i do have some sympathy with lord tyraargues that the regulators need to address the things they need to do day in, day out. they need to do a betterjob of explaining what they do, but it is not true to say that they are fully captured by the companies. explain to --eole captur

so please join me now in welcoming mary eberstadt. thank you, michelle, for that wonderful introduction and thank you, lindsay and all who have made it possible to be today. our last time together, several years ago was one of my all time favorite book events and it made me look forward to our gathering today. so i'd like to start some of the back story to this new adam and eve after the pill revisited in my mind, this new book, a body of work, that over ten years ago with its predecessor, adam and eve, after pill. now in saying that this project is closed, i don't mean that the last word has been had on it. far from it. in a most informed development, new voices are emerging including from non-religious orbits that are also newly skeptical of the post 1960s status quo. i mean, instead that an idea that i started developing over a decade ago has with this new book received the more or less systematic treatment first envisioned for it. the elevator version. that idea is simple. for six decades, a secular rising western society has been

but it's very detailed, as mary was alluding to.of exactly what the former president and will now to we're doing. and that is, as we were talking about before, it's still worth remembering, this is the former president of the united states. and it is in black and white as to this dance that mr. corcoran could come in and, unknowingly on his part, lie to the government. saying, you have everything now, in fact, there was this orchestrated thing to take out all of the material that the former president and want to go. it's really remarkable that this is happening. it also really explains why they got the search. if you remember, we were all going, oh my god, this is unprecedented. why did they do this? what do they have to do this? you read this unredacted piece it makes it absolutely clear what they were sitting on, which is they knew that there had been this attempt to obstruct justice. >> speaking of walt nauta, i would love what you make of this, reporting that one of the problems is the trump team didn't want to pay the rates tha

my favourite player is mary earps. she is a goalie and i - mary earps.nd i play in _ mary earps. she is a goalie and i play in goal. she is an inspirational model and i wish i could _ inspirational model and i wish i could buy— inspirational model and i wish i could buy her shirt! that inspirational model and i wish i could buy her shirt!— inspirational model and i wish i could buy her shirt! that has been some controversy _ could buy her shirt! that has been some controversy around - could buy her shirt! that has been some controversy around that. . could buy her shirt! that has been - some controversy around that. kevin, going back to you, you are watching this with your team. what does it mean, do you think, for your team, when we were growing up, women's foot spa wasn't as much of a thing as it is now. what you think it means that young female players can watch the world cup and watch teams debuting at the women's world cup as well? for debuting at the women's world cup as well? ., , ~' , well? for the girls i think it is bein: well? for the girls i

we talk to mary barra early.t's sort of future guide in terms of subgrowth seems to be pressuring that stock, amongst other things, because they did have quite ro ssciostngubriptn additions. "squawk on the street" is right back >>> gm shares under pressure following the latest quarterly results and did raise its full year profit guidance thanks to cost cuts and investments it's making in what will be fewer new products and the company in the midst of negotiating new labor agreements in hopes of avoiding a strike that could take place later this year. here's what mary barra had to say about that. >> we're very proud of the compensation package that we have for our manufacturing employees. we think it is very strong there's always aspects of it that we can look to improve and, again, while we're maintaining our competitiveness. we're trying to make sure that all parties involved and people with interests understand where we are at and have the facts and we can get to an agreement without a strike. >> strike uaw, th

because that was marie. howard gray, live just a 45 minutes drive from the house. they heard about the murder on the news. they never connected it to and sprayed in. or the tweet attacks for that matter. >> no, absolutely not. >> it was, you know, she was military. >> but that was before they knew what they had no now. before another awful crime shook their community. only then, with all these crimes be connected. only then would the perpetrator be unmasked. in a story that would rock the nation. >> coming up! >> a 47 year old woman wouldn't believed back her blackberry, purse, wallet, kharkiv, how skis. >> a young woman disappears without a trace. >> it's just a mystery. an absolute mystery. >> when dateline continues! new emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? [sfx: video game sound] new emergen-c crystals. throw it back. martial arts is my passion. i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. my skin was so un

is what it's true it is in the indictment as mary said, but these have -- it's very detailed as mary was sort of alluding to of sort of exactly what the former president and walt nauta were doing. and that is as we were togging about before, it's still worth remembering this is the former president of the united states, and it is in black and white. as to this dance so that mr. corcoran could come in and unknowingly on his part lie to government saying you have everything now when in fact there this was orchestrated thing to take out all the material the former president didn't want to go. it's remarkable this is happening and also explains why they got the search. if you remember we were all going oh, my god, this is unprecedented, why did they do this, and you read this un-redacted piece and makes it absolutely clear what they were sitting on which is that they knew there'd been this attempt to obstruct justice. >> i wonder what you make of this reporting one of his problems the trump team doesn't want to pay the rates at least one local lawyer in florida requested. talk me through

mari el opened a criminal case on the fact that the management of the mari-dra national park providedid not meet the safety requirements for the life and health of consumers who negligently caused death. to two or more persons konstantin kripov, mari el yoshkar-ola the consequences of the bad weather are also being eliminated in neighboring tatarstan, so in kazan the wind knocked down over one and a half hundred trees, the roofs of fifteen houses were damaged more than a dozen blood or have already been restored. this is given by the city hall, besides in addition, due to the bad weather, there were problems with the power supply, according to the information of the russian emergencies ministry, there was no light, and approximately 100,000 people remained victims of the bad weather due to the elements. in the volga district, 10 people became. nearly 80 russian amphibian aircraft be-200 were injured in turkey, extinguished several large forest fires near the city of chishme, as the russian emergencies ministry reports over the past 24 hours on a burning forest. almost 120 tons of wate

as well as the doctors from save saint mary's could be included in part of the ucsf integration team ucsf would not agree to an interview instead sending a statement that reads in part, it is important that we preserve the unique services these hospitals provide in san francisco while increasing our capacity to meet rising patient demand for our services in the community, connecting with our community, including physicians and employees dignity, health and ucsf health is a key part of this process over the next several months. we will engage in robust stakeholder discussion, customary due diligence and research as we work together to advance the health of san francisco. >> dignity health would not answer our question directly regarding their staffs, perceived failure to maintain saint mary's infrastructure. instead sending a statement sharing that they are encouraged by the vote in support of transferring ownership of both saint mary's and saint francis memorial hospital. back to you. alright, ella sogomonian. thank you for that. meanwhile, while actors and screenwriters in los angel

the border of the republics of mari el and tatarstan.teel a deadly trap for vacationers what it is the geography of the storm affects only in the volga federal district, it affected eight regions. in tatarstan , 26 children's camps were affected by the disaster. it will take time to restore the facades and glazing from bad weather, and large cities in kazan suffered roofs flying through the streets into the ulyanovsk fences in nizhny novgorod , boats appeared on the streets after heavy rain with a squally wind, and the volgograd neighborhood was covered with hail. and here the winter-summer village flew. gotta run away cyclone, the culprit hurricane on the volga today will move to the roads of the urals so that in the north-east of the russian plain thunderstorms will again rustle. well, their intensity will be incomparable with what was happening earlier in the volga region only in places, it may fall out. at the same time, 10-15 mm of moisture in the west and south of the regions will be in the area of ​​the solar anticyclone in the ea

it all started on saturday , july 29, the whole day in mari el was hot at about 7:00 pm. the weather got worse and it started to rain. a thunderstorm began, a very strong wind rose, which in a matter of minutes turned into a powerful hurricane. at this time on lake yalchik national park. mariy chadran on the border with tatarstan there were at least a thousand people, as people rested as savages with tents, when the weather turned bad, some took refuge in tents and cars. the rest tried to leave the forest. however, the trees could not stand the squally wind and began to fall onto the road . the tents and cars were developing rapidly; whom two children of eight fish have already released home, one person is in serious condition. on saturday evening , rescuers, doctors, employees of the ministry of natural resources ecology and environmental protection. he also worked there. the first deputy head of the republic mikhail vasyutin, the head of mari el yuri zaitsev, continuing to keep the situation under personal control to eliminate the consequences of the hurricane and help

joining us now with more is nbc news correspondent garrett haake, mary mccord is still with us., garrett, the grand jury met for over seven hours yesterday. where do things stant in that case? >> >> when we spoke yesterday, donald trump's attorneys were leaving the special counsel's office after having a meeting with them that our sources say was mostly about that other case, if not entirely about that other case. the election interference case. trump would go on to describe that meeting as productive. but there is no indication from any of our sources, either on the record or on background that that meeting changed the trajectory of this case, which is that donald trump is still likely to ultimately be he indicted. he was the recipient of a target letter related to that case, more than a week ago, and we know since that time, the grand jury has spoken to another witness, continued to work and as you point out, they're in for a long time yesterday, about seven hours. they weren't in on tuesday when they typically do meet. that could come out in the watch in terms of the hours sp

haiti never let up, with mary earps showing her best.lkeeper to thank for that three points. it was never comfortable, but haiti have a performance they can be proud of, whilst england have the result they needed. after i spoke to lucy bronze who said they would have to work on theirfinishing bronze who said they would have to work on their finishing in front of goal. we saw her fantastic saves, di spoke to mary earps, who said she was more involved in the game and she would have liked. it is something _ she would have liked. it is something we _ she would have liked. it is something we can - she would have liked. it is something we can work i she would have liked. it 3 something we can work on, we had the clean sheet against a team tough on the counterattack. i thought the goalkeeper made some good saves, and we could have been more clinical. i was more involved than i would have liked. _ was more involved than i would have liked. hut_ was more involved than i would have liked, but the most important thing is we _ liked, but the most im

that the city pay tribute to the crooner bite directing a statue of him and from the fairmont hotel, mary was receiving it on his birthday. let's take a look. >> singer tony bennett was serenaded friday by the san francisco boys and girls chorus with his signature. too. >> bennett and his heart are now back in francisco to celebrate his 90th birthday with the dramatic unveiling of this. >> 8 foot tall, bronze statue by bay area sculptor, bruce school which will remain on the grounds of the fairmont hotel. but bennett first performed. i left my heart in san francisco in december of 1961, i can't get over. what just happened. >> that's the most beautiful statue. live in my heart forever. thank you for being so wonderful to me. >> o host a bay area, dignitaries turned out to celebrate and what he's done for san francisco. it branded the the whole world to know the minute you say the loveliness of parents, no matter where you instant lay. everybody knows francisco i think is one of the greatest ambassadors that we have spent here to help recover from earthquakes. so great to return of our. >>

but doctors at saint mary's medical center worry the sale could affect the quality of care there. and they say they want a seat at the table to address any potential changes. should the acquisition go through kron four's? sogomonian is here in studio to explain l a >> well, saint mary's staff explained that there are better able to provide more timely care to their patients as independent doctors compared to the massive ucsf system where they say can take months to get an appointment for crucial services like a cancer screening. >> the university of california board of regents voted unanimously to allow ucsf to move forward with negotiations to acquire dignity. health's clinics in san francisco, including saint mary's medical center and saint francis memorial hospital concerned doctors formed a group in response called save saint mary's saying they want to see that the negotiating table to make sure they can continue to provide a certain model of medical care as independent physicians. they explain that would ensure that wait times are kept low without bureaucracy and red tape. la

the doctors at saint mary's medical center. they worry sale would impact the quality of care and they say they want a seat at the table to address changes. if that acquisition does go through. well, listen, ammonium has that story. >> the university of california board of regents voted unanimously to allow ucsf to move forward with negotiations to acquire dignity. health's clinics in san francisco, including saint mary's medical center and saint francis memorial hospital concerned doctors formed a group in response called save saint mary's saying they want to see that the negotiating table to make sure they can continue to provide a certain model of medical care as independent physicians. they explained that would ensure that we times are kept low without bureaucracy and red tape. large-scale facility like ucsf could bring with it. problems with the academic the medical care received over there. >> the problem is that it's a beefy with medical center. it's huge to get an appointment for mammogram is upended was pointed at. it w

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paul: is that the best interest of the u.s., mary?ing beyond the war to be some kind of a settlement is it in the best interest to have ukraine join the alliance? >> it absently is for it fortifies, as dan describes that it fortifies the west position in europe. basically adding members strengthens the overall message of nato which is that it defense democracies. i think one of the really big gains of this was holding it in lithuania for that was so important symbolically. paul: on the board of russia. >> also marched i to lithuania 1940. the lithuanians dread the russians. i think by having it there, generate a lot for the whole summits to kind of speak with one voice. even though zelenskyy did not get, he complained not having a path to nato membership he did get the security guarantees. i do not know exactly what they are pretty got more weapons from france, from germany, from the united states. and as senator sullivan said slow rolling those weapons has been the biggest mistake of this confrontation. paul: bill, what about the fol

doctors at saint mary's medical center worry that the sale could impact the quality of care that theyfact, they say they want to seat at the table to address any changes if this buyout goes through cover. sell-side ammonium has the details. >> the university of california board of regents voted unanimously to allow ucsf to move forward with negotiations to acquire dignity. health's clinics in san francisco, including saint mary's medical center and saint francis memorial hospital. >> concerned doctors formed a group in response called save saint mary's saying they want to see that the negotiating table to make sure they can continue to provide a certain model of medical care as independent physicians. they explained that would ensure that wait times are kept low without bureaucracy and red tape, but a large scale facility like ucsf could bring with it. problems with the academic the medical care received over there. >> the problem is that it's a beefy with medical center. it's huge to get an appointment for mammogram is upended was pointed at. it would not be until september 20th a dy

i'm anne-marie green. this morning we are getting a closer look at the catastrophic devastation in vermont after powerful storms unleashed torrential rain triggering the worst flooding in nearly 100 years. the raging water wiping out entire towns. the water is receding as the cleanup begins. president biden approving an emergency declaration to help coordinate relief efforts. from california to florida, nearly 90 million americans are under heat alerts. in phoenix, the temperature has topped 110 degrees every day this month, and it's expected to reach nearly 120 by the weekend. we have team coverage on the storms, the intense floods, and the sizzling heat. meg oliver starts us off in vermont. >> reporter: more than six inches of rain in two days caused widespread flooding leaving few areas untouched. >> here we go. >> reporter: andrew molen, co-owner of sam's steakhouse, showed us as he went back for the first time since the storm. >> a war zone. this is -- >> reporter: you're just stepping in mud. >> pure

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mary. >> oh, i'm sorry. yeah, he did stay very local and that's actually high risk behavior for him because any evidence that he might have had, it's very likely he kept at least some of it at his residence. he could have had storage areas but to be confident enough to continue to live there, he did not anticipate that he was going to be arrested. and he lived such a pro social lifestyle. his job, his family, that's why people around him said geez, he looked like such an ordinary guy. all of this contributed, i think, to his confidence in staying in the same place and not moving throughout new york or throughout the country, frankly. >> sandra: mary, thank you very much for joining us. we are continuing to look at these, a live look at the scene here, the suspect is arrested, in custody, a court appearance is expected any moment now. we'll be watching for all these developments. appreciate your insights there. thank you very much. >> rich: you know, sandra, really incredible -- the question you asked and the

doctors at saint mary's medical center worry that the sale might impact the quality of care that they provide. they say they want a seat at the table to address changes. if this acquisition goes. 3 travelers ella sogomonian takes a look. >> the university of california board of regents voted unanimously to allow ucsf to move forward with negotiations to acquire dignity. health's clinics in san francisco, including saint mary's medical center and saint francis memorial hospital concerned doctors formed a group in response called save saint mary's saying they want to see that the negotiating table to make sure they can continue to provide a certain model of medical care as independent physicians. they explain that would ensure that wait times are kept low without bureaucracy and red tape. large-scale facility like ucsf could bring with it. problems with the academic the medical care received over there. >> the problem is that it's a beefy with medical center. it's huge to get an appointment for mammogram is that upended was pointed at. it would not be until september 20 years, a diagnos

eastman. >> now, i know it was described as a hail mary.ur reporting, why did they think it was necessary at this point in time and at this moment? >> well, there are some legal experts who would call it a hail mary, the defense lawyers believe that he did nothing wrong, so they feel they want to head this off. obviously, they've not received any target letter. they have received no official communication that he is going to be charged, but clearly, based on all the reporting and all the action and activity, that they clearly are concerned. so, they are trying to head off a possible indictment. on that note, his lawyer and other defense lawyers representing others in this matter are of the view that at least as far as the special counsel's concerned, special counsel sent a target letter to donald trump. so far, to no one else. so, there is thinking, and again, it's just thinking, speculation, if you will, by these defense lawyers that perhaps, perhaps special counsel will move forward with an indictment against trump and trump only, and tha

marie: huge impact.s arguably the biggest pro-climate piece of legislation we have seen globally. do your point, it has shifted global dynamics where we are seeing businesses reconsider where they are thinking of making their next capex investment in the sustainability space, and moving from europe or asia to take advantage of the i.r.a. david: david here in hong kong. all that being said, where do you think the biggest funding gaps are right now? marie: there is two pieces to this. there is all the legacy business is to transition. i will come back to that in a second. my team is focused on cleantech companies, the solution providers to help those legacy companies decarbonizing. what are the new businesses in the hydrogen space, carbon capture, sustainable aviation fuel, long-duration storage. there is phenomenally exciting companies on the private side looking to scale to bring down the cost of solutions. that brings us back to legacy companies to enable their energy transition. david: since you brough

joe biden brags about protecting marie summa by demanding the prosecutor get fired. the biden family makes a fortune in the process. what you call that in ohio. that is called influence peddling. >> they attacked trump in the thing they were involved in. typical of the democrats. something i am going to be doing over the next few weeks. >> keep up the great work. important stuff you are doing. liberal uproar over a song. we have an exclusive report and tomi lahren will react. thanks for being with us. she found it. the feeling of finding the psoriasis treatment she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis for the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding your back... is back. or finding psoriasis can't deny the splendor of these thighs. once-daily sotyktu is proven to get more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur. sotyktu can lower your ability to fight infections including tb. serious infections

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but doctors at saint mary's medical center worry that the sale could impact quality of care. >> they say they want a seat at the table to address changes. if that acquisition goes through crawford, sell-side ammonium has details. >> the university of california board of regents voted unanimously to allow ucsf to move forward with negotiations to acquire dignity. health's clinics in san francisco, including saint mary's medical center and saint francis memorial hospital concerned doctors formed a group in response called save saint mary's saying they want to see that the negotiating table to make sure they can continue to provide a certain model of medical care as independent physicians. they explained that would ensure that wait times are kept low without bureaucracy and red tape, but a large scale facility like ucsf could bring with it. problems with the academic the medical care received over there. >> the problem is that it's a bet with medical center. it's huge to get an appointment for mammogram is upended was pointed they would not be until september 20th a diagnostic one octob

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