there you go, mel.>> mike khouw, thank you. >>> opportunity into the full show tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. eastern time >>> well, pete had a beautiful fast pitch before, minneapolis-based company. it's time to find out if you were buying his pitch. wow, this is first in a while. yes, the viewers agree with you. 5 1% are buying your pitch i wonder if we let the poll roll on, like another 30 minutes, what the outcome would be. >> they would turn on me, mel. >> let's say rates go lower, the sentiment on banks go sour bonawyn, would you change your mind >> no, i don't think rates can go much lower. that's kinds of been the argument for those who have said, wait a minute, we're talking about the velocity of the move and take a step back. whether it's from 120, to 130, to 155, that's still very low. so no. >>> let's go to the final trade. pete, what do you say? >> coty, beauty products, tim? >> eog, those that are also giving cash back to investors, with an $80 oil price, that's now where analyze have it. it moves

hey, kate rooney. >> hey, mel, some bitcoin investors are worried today. dropping to around $43,000 started the week around $47,000. ether, the most-traded cryptocurrency, down around 8% today. this all started as china said that all krieptio-related services are illegal, including trading, order mafing, derivatives and they say overseas exchanging are illegal as well. this is just the latest crackdown out of beijing, certainly not the first. this summer the chinese government moved to stamp out crypto mining. they said it's the energy, intent or process of creating new coin and they went after some payment companies providing crypto services back in july they told all baba and ant group to stop providing some of those crypto services. and it's not just regulators out of beijing some are worried about increased securitiny from the sec and gary gensler, the sec chairman, with more oversight this week back to you. >> kate rooney, thanks >>> have to go to the bitcoin baller here, b.k you're a contrarian. when the news came out, you said this could be great ne

>> you know, the performance has not been great, mel.t was middle part of this last, the first half of the year when it got up over 300 i still like this company. i think they have a lot of things going in the right direction. the ground is great. that's why i own ups instead because they are the king of ground this is a company that i think on valuation, it's fair to buy it here, but i'm a little disappointed in their global reach they've had and some of the issues they have in terms of global package delivery. >> all right up next, phoning home. we will tell you what just happened in housing that has not happened since e.t. was the number one movie in america. ckig aerhiwhe. ba rhtft ts. ♪ music playing. ♪ there's an america we build ♪ ♪ and one we explore one that's been paved and one that's forever wild but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure ♪ ♪ you get both. introducing the all-new 3-row jeep grand cherokee l jeep. there's only one. c'mon caleb, you got this! and if you don't, there are other options! umpire:

. >> reporter: that's because most of mel's creations only take about 30 seconds to make, but she's had eight years worth of practice. armed with only a metal toothpick and spoon. >> you use a spoon to manipulate the foam and then you get the silhouette of what you're drawing and use chocolate to draw in the details and the outline. >> reporter: despite just taking one art class, her mediums of choice, which she says can be any hot drink with steamed milk have made her a star in her own right, brewing up art with aladdin himself, and ryan reynolds. >> whatever i do is going to suck. >> reporter: luckily, mel teaches latte art classes so the rest of us can suck less. what are the biggest mistakes beginners may make when it comes to latte art? >> they're drawing too fast. they're just like moving around. i'm like, oh, i couldn't critique your line work, because you just, you just did it. >> reporter: fair. maybe they're overcaffeinated. maybe they've been sipping the product a little too much. >> that's true, too. >> reporter: and even if you do mess up, you work so hard on it, and then i

you know, here's the most amazing thing about the quarter for me, mel. as we look at all of these numbers. men's is where they are growing. it's still in the infancy as they have said many, many times. there's still plenty of growth there. 69% of sales continues to be women. as they grow on the men's side of things, i like the fact seema did point out the mirror as well that acquisition for 500 million, i think they stole it calvin mcdonald, the ceo has done an unbelievable job of navigating things. but they were also in such a great position, mel, going into this whole thing, going into the pandemic, coming out now of the pandemic all of that. this is a company that not only thrived during as people got much more casual but they continue to thrive and i think there are a lot of folks out there, new people, that are finding out more and more about lululemon. i'm talking about older, like past the age of 30 i think there are droves of people that are going to find themselves in lulu clothing because a, it's comfortable. b, it looks very, very -- it's gett

win the trophy, but things didn't go to plan earlier, with sisters nelly and jessica korda beaten by meln ohio, a little echo of europe, but all around the noise and the colour of the united states. this was loud, but finally balanced. take this at the 12, usa's megan can putting a tee shot within inches. how do you follow that? seconds later celine playing with georgia hall did this. they couldn't be separated by manchild. but by that point europe already in front, the scandinavian pairing coming through a topsy—turvy match to win the 18th. europe finishing the morning impressively, no more so than leone maguire, the first irish woman to play in the solheim cup, together with mel reid beating the korda sisters, one became's toughest tasks. the morning finished with a brilliant point as well for charlie hull and leone pedersen, europe finishing in awesome form. bbc news. well, i'm joined now by our golf correspondent, iain carter. are you surprised by the lead europe's taken into the four balls which are now under way? europe's taken into the four balls traditionally euro e's taken into

. >> reporter: that's because most of mel's creations only take about 30 seconds to make.h of practice. armed with only a metal toothpick and a spoon. >> you use the spoon to manipulate the foam. from there, ■you use chocolate o draw on the details and the outline. >> reporter: despite only taking one art class, mel's mediums of choice, which she says can be any hot drink with steamed milk have made her a star in hen ore right. brewing up art with alina massoud, and ryan reynolds. >> whatever i do is going to suck. >> reporter: mel teaches latte art classes so the rest of us can suck less. what are the biggest mistakes that beginners might make when it comes to latte art? >> they are drawing too fast. moving around. oh, i couldn't critique your linework because you just did it. >> reporter: and even if you do mess up -- you work so hard on it. and then, it's, you know, gone. >> i love it. it doesn't look the way i want it to look, someone can drink it and it will be a special drink anyway. it's a win-win. >> the other advice, if you don't like what you created, take a phot

an emotional appeal from the un is mel, nurse children fill up hospitals across going to stop if there was no life at the end of the tunnel, we will not be here. thousands of migraines. cross the rio grande river along the border. has the u. s. stepped up its efforts to default, those who have cross from mexico. the prospects for president vladimir putin united russia party to count against the public metro election. and thought that chelsea get the best of london rival, tottenham in the premier league while manchester united go keypad. hey, it was the hero in a dramatic game against west. ah, so we begin in afghanistan where a humanitarian crisis is looming, mel, nurse children, and many. in fact, with measles, fully up hospital wards, eunice f says many of them could die if they don't get access to urgently needed medicine treatment. hashem, a ha barbara, has this report now from couple gasping for this child is in critical condition of his no ventilator of this hospital. in cobb, she's among thousands of new born here in a con is done, who desperately need immediate treatment. as i,

>> hey, mel, i'm glad you mentioned may, we saw movement like this in may you have been seeing around the edges over the past couple of weebs. you saw it in early may. by the way, you saw this type of move in july as well, and both times, after you know, maybe a weak w week and a half or two weeks you a saw it rebound in a meaningful way. when they are close to 30, it's a level we fail at i thought incorrectly for a while, 4100 is in the crosshairs and i will submit it's still out there. that's the 200 day moving average and that make s sense fo a lot of reasons it's healthy and we have seen it before, and it's not all that much to get exorcised about, necessarily. >> you said that there's blood on the street and some of it is yours, you feel there's opportunity, you still feel that way at enclosclose? >> yes to the extent that it's pinned on evergrande, i don't think it's that big of a deal. we will talk more about it later. that has been happening in slow motion for a while so, i mean, think think we will step back interest this will be a blip so, i don't see anything really really

don't have a return to mel's point. but what i will say is tim is spot on with this one.f 32 a couple of times. some of the energy exposure has been on this name. if you look at alcoa, u.s. steel, some of its peers, those stocks are breaking out. fcx does as well downgraded recently. well job, good job by tim. hair not with standing >> i don't know if it was a pitch or the hair, but you got three votes. it is now your turn out there. are you buying tim's fast pitch? you just like his hair tonight we'll reveal the results later in the show. >>> coming up, shares of chip o and beyond meat. and next, the man behind the report why he's calling the stock a publicly traded scam and how they're firing back. the details when "fast money" the details when "fast money" returns. while he's tapping into his passion, the u.s. bank mobile app can help you tap your way to your savings goals. without missing a beat. so, you can feed his passion. ear plugs not included. ♪♪ u.s. bank. we'll get there together. (vo) this is more than just a building. it's an ai-powered investment firm with

because in that mel morris interview, he admitted derby would probably have had four points deductedbe though now are in league one. this is what their owner said today.

. >> hoping you will tell me, mel. i think on both sides it is for real i think you would acknowledge this is the market we have been finding ourselves in we have seen it for a while. i don't think any of us were too over the moon bearish on monday. as a matter of fact i thought a lot of people thought it would be a one or two-day event. i said we will see 4100 at the s&p, i will stand by that. what finishes to work, financials we have been behind are off of the mat look at the oil service names today. really big moves at levels we have not seen in quite some time. i think those names are poised for a breakout >> like all of the fears we had on monday dissipated, plus we have higher yields today which super charged the bank trade >> you have some sense, and i think there is better understanding where the fed is ultimately more comfort that a november tapering will be something that will be rate positive and that rate positive for certain parts of the subsectors under pressure since the middle to late june. either the m

>> i can't wait to the 14th, mel. you know i'll be locked into that apple as i've always been in the last decade we actually say cueing up, but that's neither here no there what do i make of it apple's impervious i always rail against central bankers. passive investing has been a great thing for the market it looks past all the bad news the market kocontinues to ratcht higher the big winners have been etfs apple is in about 320 or so etfs 247 of which have apple in the top 15 holdings. almost by definition, with that passive money coming in, apple's going to be the beneficiary. it's a great thing dan will correctly point out that since september of 2018, although apple is one of these buy and hold names, you've seen at least three 25 to 35% peak to trough decline we haven't seen anything like that in quite some time. just throwing that out there as we head into the 14th of september. >> you may rail against the number of etfs apple is in guy, but dan, isn't that a good thing in terms of the number of hands holding app

an emotional appeal from the un as mel nurse children fill up hospitals across that kind of time. if there was no life again, at the end of the tunnel, we will not be here. washington steps up efforts to deport thousands of mostly haitian migrants who cross from texas and to mexico. the prospects for president vladimir putin, united russia party as the count begins in parliamentary elections but is ready. police have detained the last 2 of 6 palestinians who escaped from a high security prison 2 weeks ago. and you guys are also with the sports manchester united, defeat, west ham. but it's not enough to put them back on top of the english premier. ah, me. so yes, we begin in afghanistan, where a humanitarian crisis is looming. mel our children, and many infected with measles, filling up hospital boards. unicef says many of them could die if they don't get access to urgently needed medicine and treatment. i somehow, as this report now from couple gasping for this child is in critical condition, love is no ventilator of this hospital in carbon. she's among thousands of new born here

meet with global news makers and talk about the stories on sierra ah the motion appeal from the un is mel nurse children to fill up hospitals across guns. if there was no life at him. at the end of the tunnel, we will not be here. ah, this is out there, a life also coming washington steps up efforts to, to thousands of mercy, haitian migrants who crossed into texas for mexico. the prospects of president vladimir putin united russia party is a comp begins in parliamentary ah, ah said. busy we'd be good enough, got this done way. humanitarian crisis is looming, monarch children, and many infected with measles. a filling up hospital wards units have says many of them could die if they don't get access to urgently needed medicine and treatment. how should we have our was not from couple gasping for this child is in critical condition. love is no ventilator of this hospital. in cobb. she's among thousands of new born here in a con is done, who desperately need immediate treatment. as i, as you see here, is the time horton they mature and he made a constant supply austin and appropriate tempera

because in that mel morris interview, he admitted derby would probably have had four points deductedeen the revised accounts they're about to submit. now had that happened derby would have been relegated and wycombe wanderers would've stayed in the championship. wycombe though now are in league one. this is what their owner said today. i'm furious! i mean, how do you do this? _ i'm furious! i mean, how do you do this? he _ i'm furious! i mean, how do you do this? he knew— i'm furious! i mean, how do you do this? he knew - _ i'm furious! i mean, how do you do this? he knew — and _ i'm furious! i mean, how do you do this? he knew — and i— i'm furious! i mean, how do you do this? he knew — and i guess- i'm furious! i mean, how do you do this? he knew — and i guess this i i'm furious! i mean, how do you do this? he knew — and i guess this is| this? he knew — and i guess this is the thing. — this? he knew — and i guess this is the thing. he — this? he knew — and i guess this is the thing, he knew— this? he knew — and i guess this is the thing, he knew last _ this? he knew — and i guess th

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people aren't too happy with how it looks now, as a reminder, here's mel gibson in "braveheart.e's the new statue. [ laughter ] >> questlove: what [ applause ] oh, no >> jimmy: pretty rough well, paramount just released a statement about the whole thing. [ laughter ] they said, "the statue might not be for everyone, but we're honored that our film is being commemorated in this way." [ laughter ] >> tariq: okay >> jimmy: then the statue actually released its own statement and said, "yeah, i'm the first sterture in scertlernd - [ laughter ] and merbe even the werl werld. [ laughter ] then paramount said, "it is truly an honor to have 'braveheart' immortalized like this thank you. [ light laughter ] and the statue was like, "yeah, they'll never terk away our frerderm." [ laughter ] then this statue of old soccer star christiano ronaldo spoke up and said, "kerp yer head up, werllierm. [ laughter ] you're perfect jerst the way yer er." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause then this old plaque of elvis presley said, "herters gernna herte [ laughter ] yer look jerst like mel gibson in 'b

spoon in his mouth— painting him as mel the silver spoon in his mouth ., , ., in his mouth entitledng out _ in his mouth entitled no number one. he was looking out for _ in his mouth entitled no number one. he was looking out for one _ in his mouth entitled no number one. he was looking out for one when - in his mouth entitled no number one. he was looking out for one when he l he was looking out for one when he caught— he was looking out for one when he caught this — he was looking out for one when he caught this expensive and unnecessary election in the middle of the _ unnecessary election in the middle of the pandemic. might make here in western— of the pandemic. might make here in western canada, support for the conservatives the strongest, but is not the _ conservatives the strongest, but is not the top — conservatives the strongest, but is not the top of mind for farmers were dealing _ not the top of mind for farmers were dealing with some of the traits conditions on record. this dealing with some of the traits conditions on record.— dealing with some of the traits conditions

there is a mel's drive-in in san francisco. i think i've been there at least i have in my mind whether i've actually been there or not. i don't know. we'll see if we have to go back this mind get scrambled sometimes but my wife aiken, south carolina. there was a frost stop. and all the kids from aching and go there on a friday night. and this was the central kind of focal point of this film one night the last night between two of the central characters. irani howard and richard dreyfuss will end up plant their planned anyway to go to on a plane to the east and to start college. and it's supposed to be this last night. and it's about cars. it's about romance. and there's a tinge of sadness in it because this character here toad. who's the nerd, you know, he never has a girlfriend. he's always awkward. he's always stumbling he will end up being the character in the postscript where you see where these characters go according to lucas. it's told to dies in vietnam. another central character and there's a sense. there's a drag race

mel, you are on the show a week ago. you were a politician and have since resigned. why?ry briefly, two reasons mentioned in the letter of resignation. we have been trying for years to reform the party for better governance to have a democracy. we were against the monopoly of power inside the party and for many political choices, i personally have been in a trend of wanting reform since 2016. so we have to admit today that we failed in reforming the party . the second thing is the choices taken by the other party, the political choices, we admit we were part of those choices because we were inside the party so we assume some of the responsibility. those choices have led to what we saw july 25. so now they cannot get involved against the danger of dictatorship coming quickly in tunisia. >> have you given up completely? have you destroyed any internal pressure you put on sayyid by being a member of the party? you have given up. >> we have not given up. we have fought for a long time and even after july 25, we did our best and asked the official leadership of the party to mo

this was the scene earlier today and mel plaza, mexico. >> the goal is to make it to a place like heren hours away in the town of mel pazzoe where there is fierce competition to get on the buses headed north. tensions boiling over at times and arguments erupting outside of ticketing station. these busesin will eventually te them to the u.s. and just how recent scenes of thousands of patients trying to get into the u.s. came to be. >> parts of our country are already very poor. leave martha's vineyard sometimp and you will discover that. america could be on the brink of getting much poorer. this is the last thing we need. it was preventable, very easily preventable. the united states government holds tremendous sway over the mexican economy. so the single phone call joe biden could have made absolutely certain that the mexican government sent these migrants back to where they came from but joe biden has not called to do thats and he hasn't because he wants the migrants here in the united states. h so they are coming. he did this on purpose. thousands of haitians as you just saw swarmed

i wraoe aote an op-ed about mel trump, and she attacked me about it.in the white house to be up front with the press. she had opportunities to quit before january 6th. so it's a little disingenuous to see her slamming the president, i think. >> kate andersen brower, thank you for being with us. >>> thank you. >>> fireworks in the final debate in the governor's race. each candidate accusing the other of lying to voters. a live report is next. >>> new cnn reporting in on liz cheney's political future. the new sensodyne repair and protect with deep repair has the science to show that the toothpaste goes deep inside the exposed dentin to help repair sensitive teeth. my patients are able to have that quality of life back. i recommend sensodyne repair and protect with deep repair. [humming] ♪ hands to the sky, all mine ♪ ♪ pardon when i shine ♪ ♪ hands to the sky, all mine ♪ ♪ woah, woah no ceiling woah ♪ ♪ woah good feeling woah woah ♪ ♪ i might send it up ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ there's software. and then there's industrial grade software, forged from decades of industria

owner mel morris has spent the past two days talking to players and staff, whose jobs are now uncertainthe foot of the championship table, on minus two points. administrators from the firm quantuma have been appointed, who say they are looking for interested parties and want to ensure the club continues to fulfill its fixtures. morris says the club has lost him "in excess of £200m" to date. english premier league and championship clubs will be able to offer licensed standing areas at their grounds from 2022, as part of a pilot programme. it would mean an end to the ban on standing in the top two divisions which has been in place for more than 25 years, following recommendations made in the taylor report into the 1989 hillsborough disaster. in recent years, campaigners have called for standing to be allowed in grounds once again. barrier seating has been developed to provide seats which can also be converted to standing areas. it's a tremendous day for us. it's 32 years since the taylor report was first published that saw the end of standing in the top two divisions, and it's been a real

in the third match, mel reid struggling with a little bit of a neck problem.r and in the bottom match daniel doing the damage again. they are one up through six against charlie and emily.— charlie and emily. many thanks indeed for— charlie and emily. many thanks indeed for that. _ british number one dan evans is in the fourth round of the us open for the first time in his career — now he's looking to reach his first grand slam quarter—final. but he faces an uphill challenge against second seed daniil medvedev. he's gone a set down but he has just broken back in the second and it is now 3—3. dan da n eva ns dan evans trailing, though. time now for some of today's other stories. primoz roglic has retained his vuelta a espana title. the slovenian won the final stage time trial to claim the last grand tour of the yearfor the third time in a row. britain's adam yates finished fourth overall. belgium's lotte kopecky won the final stage of the women's vuelta, with britain's anna henderson claiming third. dutch rider annemiek van vleuten took the overall victory by mo

meet with global news makers and talk about the stories on sierra ah animation appeal from the un is mel, nurse children fill up hospitals across the guns. if there was no life at the end. at the end of the tunnel we will not be here ah, this is out there a life also coming.

county's owner mel morris apologised to fans in a bbc interview yesterday, and also admitted that an deduction. had this case been resolved by the football league last season, derby would have have been relegated instead of wycombe. i'm furious. i mean, how do you do this? he knew — and i guess this is the thing — he knew last summer when all this was going on, where this would end up, that he would end up with the points deduction, and they made a deliberate policy to wait until the end so they could get to this season, pick up the championship money, put us back into league one. everton midfielderjames rodriguez has travelled to qatar for talks over a potential move to the middle east. the colombian has yet to play for new manager rafael benitez this season after missing a number of games because of a covid—related issue. he joined from real madrid a year ago and is reported to be on wages worth two hundred thousand pounds a week. ellen van dijk has won the road world championships time trial in belgium. the dutch rider, who came third last year, beat switzerland's marlen reusser.

would you mel it's longer get to but can again, monday in the car which got to go daily but you either in good the other the other deal, the law telling them listen and the meta, i lose the money the in the gulf in the gulf. me then or like a la la dinner boy or the other cut the other police don't then open them with people. the association had been a bit before you naked the municipal government now easy. got up off today. i want to see lucy easy for of the only did the custodial fake the yoshi and i can see a balanced against the wind gap here. but we'll see now nicky violence with a guest. the only time you had been at the f a, b, v, a b. this where the guess he'll skin it rolled, actually call data. as he had a table desk in a year ago. and now i thought thought, updating man, man of the had the security. so let's just go ahead, lemme get moan. is your thought thought the method what somebody's been on the bottom on this was fema to quickly didn't oppose on his vehicle. he never met jeanette. got another one p d f 2 in the middle. those that have the michelle may be the city for t

rooney said he found the lack of communication from the owner mel morris disrespectful. 0ne—on—one conversationting these players ready to play for club and i just found it a little bitjust reese back full, if i'm being honest. and that's why it's so important as i'm speaking in terms of the administrators, the communication is so important for the players, for the staff here. and you know the information, know what were looking at and if that's good news or bad news you have to know that so we can deal with it.

would you mel it's longer get the bucket again monday in the car which got to go daily but you other in good the other the other girl, the law telling them listen and the meta i lose the one the in the gulf in the gun me then look, a le le didn't play all the other the other believe with dental bundled people. the association had been a bit as you before you get the municipal government now easy. got up off to i want to see lucy. easy for of the only did the biggest feel afraid they yoshi and i can see a balanced against the cup here. but nikki violence was through an illegal turn . the wheel had been the f a b v. a b, this where the guess he'll skin it rolled. actually call that up. as he had a stable denise, going to go and now i thought, thought, updating man, man of the had these, you kill. he said, let's just go and lemme get mon as union thought. thought the method what somebody's been on the bottom on this was fema quigley went up on his vehicle. he's not another met jeanette guy, another one p d as toner, limb in the middle. those out of south michelle may be the city for the

mel vip van peebles was 80-years-old. >>> a wing tick was sold at a fork pizza shop.ave the option to take a lump sum or 30-year annuity. the 24% federal tax withholds a little over 75 million state and local taxes take 46.5 million. so after all of those numbers are said and done, the winner walks away with a cool 100.92 million payout the last one was in early june. >> wait to hear what this is this is across the plaza it can be a shot of you guys. >> coming back to work. >> coming back to work. >> still to g my floors clean. inc incident innocent, britney spears new documentary >>>i innocent, britney spears new documentary. >>> innocent, britney spears new documentary. > innocent, britney spears new documentary. documentary. >> real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections —some serious— and the lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. tell yo

and the town council responded by outlawing the club this is a true story sal wrote that joke, and melkes the graphics, is so young, she didn't know what a club was [ laughter ] she thought it was a nightclub, and the easy way for mel to remember moving forward is when sal says "the club," it's always the one you put on a car and not the one that sal is too old to get into [ light laughter ] "i'm the guy who writes 'a closer look!'" "just keep it moving, buddy. [ light laughter ] i'm gonna write a clo -- "a closer look" about this club [ light laughter ] and, yet, even as republican voters and lawmakers continue to codify the lie that the election was stolen from trump, the people who push that lie are facing major legal and financial consequences for it. on wednesday a judge ruled that a series of defamation lawsuits brought by the election technology company, dominion, against three trump adjacent crazy people can move forward. >> a federal judge will allow three major defamation lawsuits to go forward against some of former president trump's most loyal supporters, rudy giuliani, sid

william the more and dillman coats at mel in and baptist church, and clinton, maryland are suing coca cola and the american beverage association. right. the war had moved to the court room. gentlemen. coach dared to seek the law on the coca cola corporation. with me we know that the consumption of sugar in these products exceed the american heart association. what are you asking for from coca cola? well, what do you want this company? we want coca cola to in their deceptive marketing practices. they have spent $120000000.00 in 5 years between 201-2015 falsely advertising their product. the multinational retaliated by accusing the pastors the freedom of speech violation. and after suing for legal expenses, a threat with several $1000000.00, coca cola now demands that the case be dropped, the coca cola statement. the allegations here are likewise legally and factually merit unless and we will vigorously defend against them. the allegations are like coca cola misled consumers about the science of sugar sweeten beverages because several of their executives went out in the press and made s

so you think it's one of my boys did a stop to a degree that joe mel mac joe not a big it will make it up on the bigger or some of the job, but i want it's going to be the college job, but that is more that is called i for the bigger here. you know, when does the job be? and i want to make up that because it's, as you mobilize your selfish because muscle on behalf of him because we're both a selfish maker, the ah, must be money already. if you want to me, can you tell me to be with them? a critique is done after the market house it's held should have done. oh yes ma'am. the common it had to be tough as to stay with him up to the to duplex, but it grows cathy by the program. almost as you guys, you know, we honestly to, to where you also saw national off my, my august passed the want to call on them and they bought them by one of them. so i might, if you could, if you get, you're going to do a bulky me on that look at, but from soft i shall, i won't fail boot. but if you get the lot, you're going to put it. you said if it puzzle that the carbon mac last time there's somebody that can my

did that, joe mel, i'm, i don't know a big it will make it up on the big it a little some of the job, but i want it's going to be the cornish job, but that is more that is called a bigger there. you know, cut me off the job and i want to make it that much because it's much more wiser. yeah. selfish because muscle on behalf of the contrary to boot selfish. make the ah, the shape to study in this moment. all the contributions already. when you me can you tell me to be honest with them, a critique focused on their distance of the house? it's how to get done. oh yes ma'am. the common how to do i so stay with him a put the how do we to do to get the the mother for over those almost as you guys you know, we just to see the way you also saw that slash hold off my my august passed the want to call on them and every one of them so, so that might, if you could, if you get, you're going to join a bulky me on that look at, but from south national i won't feel good. but if you get the lot, you're going to put it. you said if it was puzzle that, that cockburn look like, i'm just going to be the can

so you think it's one of my boys did a subsequent look deed that joe mel i'm, i don't know how big it will make it up on is a big it a little some of the job, but i want it's going to be the cornish culture, but that is more that is called the bigger min dr. b. and i want to make up that much because it's more was selfish because muscle on behalf of the cars for boot selfish makeup the ah to miss mon contribution party. if you hear me, can you tell me to be honest with them, a critique is done to the market house. it's how it should have done this. oh yes ma'am. the comment, how do i still stay with him about the how do we to do to get the the mothers for all those almost as you guys you know, we just to where you also saw vessel ashfield off my, my august passed the want to call on them and every one of them. so that might, if you could, if you get, you're going to jacob bulky me on that look at, but from soft i shall, i won't boot. but if you could, the lot you're going to put it. you said if it puzzle that, that coban mclaughlin or somebody that can my majority but a corey, i see f

rooney said he found the lack of communication from the owner mel morris disrespectful.ne—on—one conversation no phone call, no message. i put a lot of effort into getting these players ready to play for club and i just found it a little bitjust reese back full, if i'm being honest. and that's why it's so important as i'm speaking in terms of the administrators, the communication is so important for the players, for the staff here. and you know the information, know what were looking at and if that's good news or bad news you have to know that so we can deal with it. if if you know in ten months ago what you know now would you ever taken hisjob? i doubt it. if i'm being honest. i think i took thejob and are not if i'm being honest. i think i took the job and are not prepared to walk away from it, i'm here to fight for this club and for the staff to work this club and for the staff to work this club, her work so hard over the years, they need someone who can lead them, who understands what the going through and that's me. i wouldn't leave them in the lurch and i would fig

mel tillis. they were all there. a great gross film in terms of amount of money made. one of the worst films ever. i would almost suggest you don't watch it if you are looking at films that we have kind of covered in class today. it will disappoint to no end. it is terrible. there are some elements of race and nationalism in this film. we have some -- a japanese team of incompetence who are driving a subaru and are frustrated during the race. and then there is jamie farr as an arab sheik who -- another stereotype with some minions in this film as well. can on ball run, 1981. and then others would follow all the way up to death race, if you really want to take that type of film forward. now we've got to wrap up. and this is an image from where is bad -- from "badlands". and this notion of what is reality, what is illusion and how does the reality of a thing called the automobile -- how is that transformed into an illusion in a way, and how does film do that? and you know, how does our identity end up somehow twist and turn related to the products from hollywood in and h

they take sandwiches out of kids, mel. they're working hard. all i'm saying lee is bullies should be locally sourced like half a teary, a bully. their job is getting harder as food insecurity increases, believe they're getting overwhelmed as there are many more targets in the lunch room. you have the poor kid who gets the special lunch dead or sandwich, or the poor kid who gets the i need a lunch money, branding by rubber stamp. branding the heretic. yes, but it is ending the means tested, want stigmatized and segregated students and increased inequality. and we've seen the benefits of the pandemic related emergency free lunch programs. california and main recently announced they're making free lunch permanent for all schools in their state's data even shows the universal lunch made mass schoolers rife. if we can afford to donate a fleet of black hawk helicopters to the taliban, we can afford to feed all students. but. but if you're a kid, tell your parents you still need lunch money. why? you want kids to pay for those cigarettes. it's child l

an emotional appeal from the you and mel, nurse children, fill up hospitals across africa and stuff. if there was no life at the end. at the end of the tunnel we will not be here.

an emotional appeal from the un is mel nurse children fill up hospitals across afghanistan if there was no life again at the end of the tunnel.

an earthquake has rattled se australia shaking buildings and causing damage and mel that the shallow magnitude is 6 quake hit on monday. the real estate arm of china is ever ground group says it will be able to pay an interest bill on thursday. if ground isn't more than $300000000000.00 of death, it owes $83000000.00 this weekend. another 47000000 next week. the european court of human rights has ruled russia is responsible for the 2006, killing a former spot, alexander lithonian cope. he died after being poisoned with polonium 210, a rare radioactive substance that with us saw those headlines one use here. now they're after the listening posts, usually by a lot of the stories that we cover, a highly complex. so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can as ologist correspondence. that's what we strive to do for you. because you mentioned that when you go to the crackdowns worth playing into an obvious restructuring of both social and home life. hello. i mean actually that the and you're at the listening post, this is where we disconnect the way the media work.

economists of the 19th century and earlier the 20th century wanted to do away with adam smith, john stewart mel, and the others wanted to get rid of land grants. and monopoly rents and financial rent. and to them, a free market was a market. it was free of all of this unearned income and rent. but under finance capitalism. it's all about then, as you talk on your show up and then up, it's all about creating and expressing interest and capital gains and income that has nothing to do with trading goods and services for people. so i was asked to write a series of lectures to serve as a textbook for chinese, so that they wouldn't have to be sent to america, to study economics and economics departments and universities. which really isn't about how economies work. it's about textbooks work and it kind of parallel universe as if everybody we're getting rid of the industrial capitalism instead of looking at that and the buyer sector. and what actually happened was under finance, capitalism. and the intention is to show chinese what to avoid. how to avoid the american trap that is shrinking the america

team of 12, and they have more experience as well, and as you say, they wanted 2019, so in some ways, melthat she thinks europe has everfielded, so i think we are going to have a really close competition. find we are going to have a really close competition-— we are going to have a really close competition. and what makes these tournaments _ competition. and what makes these tournaments so _ competition. and what makes these tournaments so special, _ competition. and what makes these tournaments so special, isn't - competition. and what makes these tournaments so special, isn't it, - tournaments so special, isn't it, these events, are the fans and the atmosphere that is generated, but with travel being restricted and so hard for travelling fans to get there, it really is going to be all in the us' favour when you think of the numbers that are going to be down today will be supporting. absolutely. the european players don't even have their parents air. there are a few significant others and friends that live in the us, but they are really going to have to dig deep and to be in their little

so this is, this is something that's gone beyond anything that happened before is this mel button centric or is a country wide. this feeling of dismay and anger, i think the feeling of dismay is country wide, but it's it's more intense in melbourne because the lockdown has now been harder. i think we've had 1200 deaths. the strike was and 800 of those have been in, in victoria, kind of, it is had a disproportionate in victoria. i should also say to victoria, or it's a very like state andrews the, the premier is very, why can we go incompetence? and that has led to the thoughts of tensions. and you know, as i said, it's not uniquely a victorian phenomenon, but the intensity of the projects are far more dramatic in victoria than i have been really go 30 seconds. what have been life for you there? it is straight, we're looking on the, you know, these restrictions have continued. ok, there are flights between the 3 and a new zealand now, but it looks to be awfully tight again, 10 seconds or so. is it been a lot of interest about bearable it depends what state you're in. if you're in queenslan