meg said that she had _ almost hard to quantify. that she had lost the _ almost hard to quantify. meg said that she had lost the spark - almost hard to quantify. meg said that she had lost the spark and i that she had lost the spark and perhaps because at the age of 31 we felt she had been around a lot longer than that, do you feel that because she has been at the top of the game for so long that that might be why she is wanting to take a step back? i be why she is wanting to take a step back? ., , be why she is wanting to take a step back? ~' , ,., , ., back? i think when she saying that she's losing _ back? i think when she saying that she's losing appetite, _ back? i think when she saying that she's losing appetite, when - back? i think when she saying that she's losing appetite, when you i back? i think when she saying that l she's losing appetite, when you look at the mental health break that she took from the game, she away and did some home renovations, took a job serving coffee and a local cafe, also missing the ashes this y

in the dressing room _ about meg lanning in the dressing room and — about meg lanning in the dressing good she was. us really are still the best team in the world and i_ are still the best team in the world and i think— are still the best team in the world and i think they will be for a number of years, but it leaves a huge _ number of years, but it leaves a huge gap — number of years, but it leaves a huge gap and not only for the player that she _ huge gap and not only for the player that she was batting at number three in scoring _ that she was batting at number three in scoring heaps of runs, but actually _ in scoring heaps of runs, but actually for the leadership and captaincy. when she first picked up a lrat— captaincy. when she first picked up a hat at— captaincy. when she first picked up a hat at ten— captaincy. when she first picked up a bat at ten she dreamt of playing cricket _ a bat at ten she dreamt of playing cricket for — a bat at ten she dreamt of playing cricket for australia and has won numerous — cricket for australia and has won numerous workups, ashes, commonwealth

and this guy goes, "hey, it's meg ryan."just said, "that's not helpful. [ laughter ] then i was back here and meg was like, "that was amazing. you just like" - that was pretty polite >> seth: i mean, i do -- that's very polite. i also want to give a break to a traveler at a regional airport in arkansas. i don't blame them for being a little thrown by the fact that duchovny and meg ryan were coming down the way. >> no i -- i -- i -- it just wasn't helpful >> seth: yeah. >> is all i'm saying [ laughter ] >> seth: you're right, you know what >> yeah. >> seth: i think it was -- you gave him a very honest, fair - >> we're doing a scene - i wasn't saying, "you're an ass[ bleep ]." i'm just saying you're not being helpful. [ laughter ] >> seth: where do you -- like what is the dressing room situation when you're shooting in an airport? >> i was in a yoga room. they -- this was a fancy - >> seth: the fayetteville airport has a yoga room? >> it had a yoga room. >> seth: did -- now did people -- is the idea that they'll do yoga? >> we

we've got meg ryan, david duchovny in the house.ll transfer to another location on montgomery street. there's no specific reason cited for the closure but the company did file for bankruptcy in 2021 and at the time, closed several local gyms. about 500 feet from there, the mcdonald's closed on friday. the owner cited on going economic challenges. his employees have been offered jobs and other nearby mcdonald's. first day of november, kari. >> it is and still warm for the afternoon. we're headed for the upper 70s and low 80s. expect a repeat tomorrow with a few more clouds but then for the weekend, we'll be on a cooling trend with more clouds moving in and a couple of spotty showers. we'll be watching the north bay for the best chance of rain on friday continuing throughout the weekend. weekend. >> thank youery v when it comes to your health, you do you. you ping and pong that body. you plunge that body. you green that body. you brain power that body. you practice... and practice that body. you make it rain that body. you flu shot th

tonight -- meg ryan from cnn's "the source," anchor kaitlan collins.and comedian sarah cooper featuring the 8g band with connor denis ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news today was halloween. "disagree," said target. [ light laughter ] that's right today was halloween. it's a great day to ride the subway and try to figure out who's covered in fake blood and who's just covered in the regular kind [ laughter ] the white house last night hosted neighborhood families for trick-or-treating. they didn't get that many visitors, though, because kids know a raisin house when they see one. that's right, the white house last night hosted local children for trick-or-treating, and biden got a pretty serious scare when one of the kids came dressed up as his approval rating [ laughter ] ahh! the website -- you didn't have to do the double thumbs down [ laughter ] the website candystore.com recently released a list o

thank you, meg. tonight, we gather to recognize 18 outstanding works of fiction nonfiction, young readers, literature that were published in the past year. we'd you all to get to know the fascinating and wildly talented creators of books a little bit better. so we editor at large megan labrise, the genial host of our fully booked to meet with all of them on zoom for a series of we call cocktail conversations a prelude to the sorts of impromptu people are having here. and here's meghan meghan. so we're working to been together today. so just by means of introduction, a little icebreaker. how did you celebrate publication of your kirkus prize book? this could include food but need not be limited to when did it come out. where were you? was there cake involved? if so, what flavor and the quote. kieran loves a celebration. i do. so i think you probably multiple times. yeah. he said it every week. basically. so there's tons of bookstores. buffalo, actually. and one of my favorites is called fitz books and

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i know it took some time. >> meg riley couldn't believe her work was chosen. >> i was pretty surprised, with so many people applying, it's always nice to be appreciated. what can i say? >> to start, five libraries in the northbay will begin lending out art next year, with the hope of offering a diverse selection to choose from. >> we just want a wide selection of art, art that would appeal to many different people in the community. >> everybody deserves to have original art in their life, in today's digitized world. >> it has given her a chance to add more color to the canvas and share some joy with whoever is looking to find beauty in art for free. >> each library card holder can check out one piece for one month, the art is not for sale. the lending will start early next year at the south novato station and marin city library, the plan is to expand the program to all 10 libraries in marin county. >>> we all know tony bennett had a special love for san francisco, but did you know he ( ♪♪ ) welcome to big tobacco's fantasyland. the industry's idea of a healthier tomorrow. where vapes a

meg oliver, thank you. learning your details tonight about that shooting of three palestinian college students in burlington, vermont, last week. cbs's errol barnett spoke with one of the victims and his mother about what happened before he was shot. >> i was speaking kind of like a mix of arabic and english. he without hesitation just went down the stairs, pulled out a firearm pistol, and started shooting pit >> reporter: kinnan abdalhamid says he ran for his life, fearing his childhood friends might be dead. >> first shot went, i believe tashim's chest, and i heard the thud on the ground and him start screaming. and while i was running, i heard the second pistol shot. i heard the pistol on the ground. >> reporter: what else is going through your mind at that moment? >> honestly, it was so surreal that i couldn't really think. it was kind of like a fight or flight. i didn't know i was shot until a minute later. i felt as extreme spike of pain, so i put my hand where the pain was. and then i looked at it an

. >> reporter: that's meg meaher, great-great granddaughter of timothy meaher.r, helen, an attorney. >> i know there's no words that i can say that adequately address the horrors that your ancestors endured as a direct result of the actions by my ancestor, timothy meaher. you know, we can offer this generation's heartfelt apology, but it's easy to say things. we're going to start doing things. >> reporter: can you talk a little bit about why you were silent or why the family was? >> yeah. our family is -- it's like some other families. we have lots of layers and complexities and, you know, some dysfunctions. we have been in, like, a lawsuit like among family members, and that finally resolved just a year ago. so, like, now it's -- really it's our generation that's been able to, like, step up. >> what does reconciliation look like for you? >> well, i told this to anderson yesterday. i hope he comes back in ten years and africatown is a thriving place. and that we've been able to play a part in helping that transformation. >> and i think about building relationshi

meg trout is back with us. talk to us about what this trial has shown. >> it's never been shown with a weight loss drug that you can prevent things like heart attacks and strokes. everybody takes the conventional wisdom if you have obesity or in the overweight category, losing weight should protect your heart, but it never has been borne out in the gold standard clinical trial. now we are seeing that with a major clinical trial. more than 17,000 patients followed for an average of more than three years, folks that already had some heart event like a heart attack or stroke or clogged arteries in their arms or legs and this was to prevent another one. what they found was that not only did this lead to weight loss of almost 10%, but lowered blood sugar, blood pressure, and triglycerides and had a 20% reduction in the risk of heart attacks or strokes and heart-related deaths. this was presented at a heart meeting of doctors in philadelphia and lot of folks in that room going to start prescribing this for their pati

meg terrell is following this story. when i first learned about the drug i was so excited, i thought this was so great. i know so many women who had postpartum depression. but man, that is a hefty price tag. >> yeah. i think doctors are concerned about what that will mean for access. about one in eight people who recently had a baby get p postpartum depression. and it can really be severe, causing sadness, loss of energy and thoughts of self-harm. so doctors were excited, as you were, when this be new drug was approved other the summer and now is starting to approach becoming available at the end of the year, it's a new way to treat postpartum depression, the only drug approved to be taken as a capsule, orally, for ppd, you take it once a day for 14 days. the problem is the price tag, $16,000 for the two-week course of treatment. we don't know what insurance coverage is going to look like. but they're worried that patients will have to try cheaper generic antidepressants first. the concern is when the drug has a high pri

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this is on the same playing field. >> we heard meg mention that key question about the initial resultsf the if it's directly tied to the medication itself or tied to the fact that you're losing weight and, hence, you reap the benefits of that. >> at this point we're not quite sure whether that's the case. the common patient, they just want to feel better. it doesn't really matter at the moment. >> are they looking at that, though, to potentially use this as a stand-alone drug to treat heart attacks or heart disease? >> yes. i think this is where more research needs to be done. this could be seen for somebody who has heart failure and is of normal weight, the question is could this medication be used to prevent heart failure and reduce risk of heart attack. >> how does this help you in your practice with your patients? >> i already have calls, people saying listen, i want to get on this medication. i have patients with chronic heart failure, cardiovascular disease. there are certain meditations on the market they just can't actually take. this gives me another option, first of all, that

australia captain meg lanning has announced her international retirement after 13 years at the highestwomen's greatest run scorer and won seven world cups, including five as skipper. she represented australia in 241 matches, scoring a combined 8,352 runs. the man who refereed the rugby world cup final between south africa and new zealand last month says "vile" social media abuse towards him and his family "crossed a line" and he wants those responsible to be punished. wayne barnes retired a few days after taking charge of the match in paris. he's been speaking to our sports editor dan roan. without a doubt it is a moment where you're like "why do we do this?" we sacrifice a lot, we sacrifice a lot of time, time away from our family and then those moments, you say is there a point in carrying on doing this. again, you sit down, you speak about it, you realise there is only ten, 11 months to go and, you also don't want keyboard warriors to win. we build our game, we promote our game and sell our game on one keyword, and that's respect. and that respect has to be shown at all times. of co

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log into the feed because the situation there, believe me and i see that is be your viewing i, what i meg connection. there are thousands of thousands of children. i was hoping to get around 10000 of them out of somebody for on the actual mind nutrition at 5000 would go into this abuse abuse. take the screen need support that are on the 450000 b. what? no suffering from mental stress diseases from moderate to severe. many of them are functions of bring you up by board. so what does depression they need support and the only way that the husband provide the mental health services is closed because of that after tax. and because of not going to be on the side examples of the dire situation that was done when daddy from the world health organization speaking to us in cairo, thank you very much for your time. my pleasure. thank at the slides, international calls to stop for them buttons as well, is stepping off its actions and casa is where the troops are pushing deeper into urban areas in northern gaza as more as strikes pounds, the region. israel has also had fights and southern 11 on the we

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here to take a closer look, meg terrell. how bad is the flu forecast? >> yeah, sometimes i feel like a weather forecaster looking at this. we're in flu season. off to an early start again like we saw last year. it is bad with the dark red in the southeast, south and getting worse across the west but really rising everywhere. and the cdc estimates already that 780,000 people have had the flu already this season, 8,000 people have been hospitalized and almost 500 have already died from the flu. and covid and rsv are also circulating. covid is still at higher levels, this is a look at emergency department visits for respiratory viral illness. and they are all increasing. looks small, but they are all increasing and covid still is the one that is causing the most illness, causing people to go to these emergency departments. >> what precautions should people be taking around the holidays? so many are getting on planes. >> yeah, and we've seen fewer people are worried about spreading covid-19 this year. there was just a poll that came out last week from kff t

actually they've already left from jerusalem to a kind of a in order to meet the defense minister you of meg, that i am. but they have not heard yet from the prime minister. and they also denied the to meet, of course, with the prime minister. and i must say that they're very diplomatic in terms of criticizing the government and the organizers at least. but when you speak to others here, menu will say that nothing. yeah, we should resign and that they don't trust it then you know, and so forth. thanks sammy sammy circle in jerusalem. 4th there being more pro palestinian rallies in the united states. activists in several cities took to the streets to demand president joe biden press for an immediate cease fire and gaza with growing numbers of americans of the same opinion. here's more from washington correspondent and coming out about if gruber process is calling for a ceasefire in washington dc central train station, it is just one of many actions happening nationwide as part of the set it down for palestine protests. they're not just demanding an immediate cease fire, but i hold too old u.

actually they've already left from jerusalem to a kind of a in order to meet the defense minister you of meg, that i am. but they have not heard yet from the prime minister. and they also demand the to meet, of course, with the prime minister. and i must say that they're very diplomatic in terms of criticizing the government and the organize us at least. but when you speak to others here, menu will say that nothing you know should resign the they don't trust it, then you know, and so forth. thanks sammy, sammy sako, in jerusalem forth well, here are some more headlines linked to the crisis in the middle east. guides us how master on health ministry says more than 18 people were killed in air strikes on the job lea, a refugee camp in northern guys, or including at a school run by the united nations, the head of the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees on the 9th the attack saying the school was operating as a shelter for it displaced people hundreds of people have left guys, i'll chief a hospital on foot after the clinics. director said he is ready. army ordered and evacuation of the facilit

log into the feed because the situation there, believe me and i see that is be your viewing i, what i meg connection. there are thousands of thousands of children who are struggling to get around $10000.00 of them out of separating from the actual mind nutrition. at 5000. we go into disabuse abuse. take the screen need support that are on the 450000 b wouldn't know. subbing for all mentor stress and diseases from moderate to severe . many of them are functions of bring you up by board. so what does depression, they need support and the husband providing mentor and and services is closed because of that after tax. and because of not going to be on the side examples of the dire situation that was done when daddy from the world health organization speaking to us in cairo, thank you very much for your time. my pleasure. thank i had to spine to international calls to stop the beep on. boardman is ro is stepping up. its actions in gaza is where the troops are pushing deeper into open areas and those of gaza as more as strikes pound of the region. israel is also hit sites and southern lebanon, a

♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: i want to thank my guests meg ryan, kaitlan collins, sarah cooper everybodyconnor denis and the 8g band thank you all for watching we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >>> right now at 11:00, a chilling discovery that has people in oakland on-edge. police investigating a suspicious death, a body stuffed in a suitcase floating in lake merit. >> who is it? and who did it? pete cerados is in oakland, as police try to find out who would commit such a horrifying crime. >> that's horrifying. >> he is one of many oakland residents who feel a bit uneasy, after a suitcase is located this morning floating in the lake, with a body stuffed inside. >> it is scary and shocking. i also think, as a woman, i walk alone in the evening, i have to be willing to not obsess or stuff like that. >> reporter: a volunteer cleanup crew spotting the suitcase center the intersection. luggage floating in the lake is not unusual. before opening the suitcase, it was heavier than the usual luggage. and when he unzipped it, he saw what appeared to be a deceased male body. >> the body was in

australia women's captain meg lanning has announced her international retirement after 13 years at thet run scorer. the 31—year—old played for her country 2a1 times, winning seven world cups. she will continue to play domestic cricket. ijust wanted to say how lucky and privileged i have been to have been able to represent australia and play the game that i love for so long. i grew up wanting to represent australia and i had fun playing cricket, i loved it. and to be to do it for 13 years has been incredible opportunity for me and i am very thankful for those opportunities. to football, and england manager gareth southgate has left raheem sterling out of his squad for a fifth consecutive time. southgate has just announced the 25 players for england's upcoming euro qualifier matches against malta and north macedonia later this month. newcastle's callum wilson has come back in, and — despite being injury doubts at their clubs — both james maddison

they can't mess with the, like godaddy, audio pin meg the front page and that, you know, does all of pearson men is useful, or them was moved to the gets expose, go to lunch when you find out about all the story info, migraines, reliable news for migrant wherever they may be, the some people don't care about me because they don't see my beauty. some people don't care about me because they think i have nothing to do but to be due to them. i am every thing at home, they have food and livelihood. that day by day i do so and so does everything 92000000000 people care about me? me, me. and now i need you the the, you're watching the news coming to live from berlin. hospitals in gauze at cripples by fighting the w h. so expresses grave concern for the safety of patients and workers at the l. c. 4, hospital supplies run out is rarely miller treats an ice strikes or a siege. they're also coming off on the sho protesters take to the streets and tell a vive, demanding a cease fire and the safe return of hostages. as is really media report progress of a possible deal. and at a summit and saudi

by the way, 1st cousin of meg was appointed head of the 1st regulatory agency. after i blow the whistle and the head of our agency of to gave them to the king 5 and to speak right. had to resign and disgrace along with the other member. right. tim ryan then continued the if something he actually inherited the enforcement action against the son of the president, the united states of america. how timely huh. and as a result of that, the white house called the general counsel, the f b i c. and said, is there any way you can get this taken away this action taken away from the office of direct supervision, which is the federal threat regulatory agency. the tim ryan was leaking and the general council guy named pepper. i went to bill shipment the head of the agency and said, hey, i got this thing for the white house and statement said don't go, you know, close to it with the 20 foot pool and the general counsel. anyway, norris's boss, i called tim ryan the head of the 1st regulatory agency and pictures this. we get this taken away from you. this action against the pre

australia women's captain meg lanning has announced her international retirement after 13 years at the highest level of cricket. lanning, who missed this summer's ashes for medical reasons, is australia women's greatest run scorer. the 31—year—old played for her country 241 times, winning seven world cups. she will continue to play domestic cricket. ijust wanted to say how lucky and privileged i have been to have been able to represent australia and play the game that i love for so long. i grew up wanting to represent australia and i had fun playing cricket, i loved it. and to be to do it for 13 years has been incredible opportunity for me and i am very thankful for those opportunities. to football, and england manager gareth southgate has left raheem sterling out of his squad for a fifth consecutive time. southgate has just announced the 25 players for england's upcoming euro qualifier matches against malta and north macedonia later this month. newcastle's callum wilson has come back in, and — despite being injury doubts at their clubs — both james maddison and bukayo saka have been i

to jump be able to use minute, they can't mess with the audio 2 megs of appears in the original. does our pearson minutes useful or them was moved to the gets expose, go to lecture and find out about all the story info, migraines, reliable news for migrant. wherever they may be, the this is data, but you notice coming to live from berlin. us as it is real, as agreed to daily for our military pulses in northern garza, the white house is called it a significant 1st step, but as the fighting continues inside the territory, there's been no official confirmation from israel of a formal plan. also coming out ready to pay the ultimate sacrifice we talked to the families of israel's young con, scripts sent to the front line for the 1st time the .

meg, meg, and matthews but these meg, meg and matthews but these two, it looked like the ultimate showbize with >> well, that's the thing with showbiz marriages , mark. when showbiz marriages, mark. when they in front of the they go outside in front of the cameras, united cameras, they put a united front. no one really knows front. but no one really knows what happens behind closed doors, how knows what happens behind closed doors . behind closed doors. >> how smart was sir paul mccartney because he's a billionaire. and kevin , he got billionaire. and kevin, he got and he got away with £30 million and he got away with £30 million and he's almost a billionaire, isn't he? he's a billionaire . isn't he? he's a billionaire. got even my hero. >> elton john got a divorce and a lovely lady, renate blauel. she only took a couple of million. he said that she would have cleaners, have taken him to the cleaners, but . fair play. but she didn't. so fair play. listen, now listen, let's have a look. now at headline, of the at your headline, heroes of the day , michael. hoo hooi well, at your headline,

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look a little bit of heads of government who can visit it via i said you to with or the spec hold of meg as these blessings be upon you, of the condition send money, you know, because it'd be like that video to begin with. well, extends all of that position to the model of the things that look. so they'd be kings of a set of mind, but opposite ideas. i have to just push and crown prince supplemental is the more how much than settlements that image that we looked at to something else each is. likewise, i extend the old thanks and our appreciation. we're going to use the present and i hope this summit will be conducive that goes to what is the damage on this? so is the palestinians almost and been most of them people. and from here we accept, press our to stand it clearly and candidly the towards the thing and goes and we will endorse this stand through the zillow send that will be handed down and watch it and then implemented as you come, put in on the words cannot describe what is taking place, place and get the ends on the hook where hospitality. the issue been says is school about if u

meg oliver found one group bringing food straight from the farm to those in need. >> reporter: undersun, dozens of people work their way through fields in new york's hudson valley. >> did you already search all the way over here? >> reporter: they aren't trained farmers. >> free of the really small weeds. >> reporter: instead, volunteers bringing an ancient practice back to life. >> so what are you gleaning today? >> we are gleaning several kinds of greens, kale, collards, chard. >> reporter: gleaning in the process of collecting leftover food and donating it to people in need. it dates back centuries but has seen a resurgence in recent years with nearly 300 organizations spearheading the effort across the u.s. >> there's just so much need for nourishing food in the hunger relief statement. >> reporter: martha elder leads the way every monday during harvest season, overseeing volunteers from the nonprofit second chance foods. they pick, sort -- >> are you going that way? >> i'm going that way. >> reporter: -- and wash hundreds of pounds of produce to serve more than 300 families in t

meg, meg, and matthews but these meg, meg and matthews but these two, it looked like the ultimate showbize with >> well, that's the thing with showbiz marriages , mark. when showbiz marriages, mark. when they in front of the they go outside in front of the cameras, united cameras, they put a united front. no one really knows front. but no one really knows what happens behind closed doors, how knows what happens behind closed doors . behind closed doors. >> how smart was sir paul mccartney because he's a billionaire. and kevin , he got billionaire. and kevin, he got and he got away with £30 million and he got away with £30 million and he's almost a billionaire, isn't he? he's a billionaire . isn't he? he's a billionaire. got even my hero. >> elton john got a divorce and a lovely lady, renate blauel. she only took a couple of million. he said that she would have cleaners, have taken him to the cleaners, but . fair play. but she didn't. so fair play. listen, now listen, let's have a look. now at headline, of the at your headline, heroes of the day , michael. hoo hooi well, at your headline,

we are going to see another explosion that 20 meg of the 2nd and to 5 that looks back in regards to this exactly what happened. i myco commission was based on what i being watching. i see a white sticker vision of the west bank and then get back to you said there's not even the question of fact are all but this is the fact this. it was about a student are experiencing day in and out the same thing for 17 years or for lucky whether you can justify it or not, as far as that publishing and the tests are concerned. they feel they are in prison . and so it's very attentive to maintain the status quote, but they shouldn't have known this is not sustainable. and that is the result is what we are to you today. funding was, was this treasure in romano. and one of the interesting things kind of reflecting on what you said earlier is that, um it, i've been quite um it's made, it gives me joy and happiness. but more and more people come to the conclusion that the palestinians actually do have a narrative. they do have a history, they do have a legacy, and that is something i have to say. i was reall

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everything has already been mix gully, you know, not meg. no, also, this is the last page. now, if it was not to you, going to dry your each valve to the pointed to become christie. so you can just break it. well. i'm back and i'm getting hungry after seeing all that. now making me say so it's time for me to get out of here. thank you so much for watching the 77 percent today. if you want more of the content, you can get that any time on tick tock on youtube and on instagram, i'll leave you with some music from on golem here, the feed for pen joe sick, but the pedo with dependent nick that which means and black skin joy and see you next time to be shown the the, the, the new will tell you, happy the box to the story. we have a getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold hosted to you for yeah. and for the future in the stories and issues that are being discussed across the country. news africa in 30 minutes on the w codes, the stress of the terror organization, the i s many flomax investments are imprisoned in the north of syria. where it could is security personnel

you know, not meg. no, also, this is the last day that when it was non to you, going to dry your each valve to the pointed to become christie. so you can just break it. well. i'm back and i'm getting hungry after seeing all that. now i'm going to miss it, so it's time for me to get out of here. thank you so much for watching the 77 percent today. if you want more of the content, you can get that any time on. take talk on youtube and on instagram, i'll leave you with some music from angola here, the fee for pet joe sick, but the pedal with dependent nick that which means and black skin enjoy and see you next time. the song the, the, the recycling resolution with fluorescent currently testing a completely new hosting plan for plastic waste. right now, one of your cooling. how does this innovative process work? tomorrow today? 30 minutes on the w. sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow or bring an environmental conservation to life with learning facts like global ideas, we will show yo