richards, and he has lost thejob afterjust nine micah richards, and he has lost the job afterjust ninefensive comments he made on a pod cast. he was already coming into this job with enough red flags to make a quilt, and this seems to have pushed things over the top. he hears out and after a year long search for a host, the search starts again! that's quite remarkable because presumably these things were out there, a matter of public record, you would have thought show�*s producers would have done their diligence? this show's producers would have done their diligence?- done their diligence? this is not the first _ done their diligence? this is not the first time. _ done their diligence? this is not the first time. i - done their diligence? this is i not the first time. i remember a couple of years ago, comedian kevin hart was all set to host the 2019 oscars, but lost the job when offensive historical tweets appeared, so you would think that the people doing the search would actually check into the history of these leading candidates, but you know, this guy, he was the executive produce

to christina to mental sky has left the net at a port police station according to a japanese, lo, micah 24 year old, alleged her limbic tame, tried to remove her from japan. the dispute led to a stand on sunday evening and tokyo's main port. 15 soldiers have been killed in an ambush in south west in the air. the country's defense minister says 6 soldiers are also missing following the attack, the border with it became a fessor. those are the headlines. i'm emily anglin states you now for the rest of algae 0 world news . news news with me before the libyan revolution in 2011 visit motor rallies were really popular here. there was suspended by the violence and the conflict, but have now made a come back in 2018 mohammed for sunny lead, a group of drivers from his hometown of sir man in the north, along the 600 kilometers, all the way to what done. unfortunately, one of the team is ready, cars had broken down and some of his best drivers never made it to or done because of isolate tags in the region. ah the oh. but he and his friend join dave and regardless, as an escape from olivia proble

not but i do think i'm not going to it, so that's not what it is good. previously we could talk with micah, we will get a chance for us to the to get up to speed, but i showed me give me any way i was ashamed of an hour later. we were general about police station examining the battered trucks that have given us cover. last year. several people were killed during the 1st week of the operation. this time, the work injuries and staff, but a few bullet holes lifting the windscreen will never know exactly who was shooting at us. perhaps resentful locals or dealers, the taliban for even ices fighters over the world of trouble. did you know who was completed on the back of the the final day we had mixed feelings about all that we'd seen on the one hand, the anti drug police units are producing will result on the other. anyone can strike a bargain with some local authorities for bachelors, b at a lot or a little. the forecast is not optimistic. they expect a record of puppy crop this year. big enough to make up to 800 tons of heroin to celebrate on continuing clashes between taliban and isis will

yeah nadine, what do you make of this action for micah bury?it because what you have here is that the short-term trade line, the arc broke it and what it means is that if you continue to see weakness then it would shoot down pretty fast and my guess is that betting against tesla and high multiples an against tech which is also him thinking that rates are going to rise and that is going to be one of the beneficiaries is a down arc. i'm not saying that i know what he's thinking. but that could be it when i look at it, arm trading range is about 116 to 124.5. if if gets to 122, it means it is above the trade line and if you go higher. but if it stays lower and continues to break down, he's going to be right on his puts. >> just a hair under 117 tune into "options action" friday at 5:30 p.m. eastern time >>> up next, it is already time for final trades ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ as i observe investors balance risk and reward, i see one element securing portfolios, time after time. gold. your strategic advantage. >>> final trade time nadine >> fisher at 534. >> guy

i want to salute micah cuss for the commitment to values that they demonstrated -- my caucus for the commitment to values that they demonstrated in accepting the president's budget. the build back better initiative. again, it was a team effort for to us win the vote. i want to salute steny hoyer, the distinguished majority leader, mr. clyburn, our distinguished whip. kathryn clarke, assistant -- clark, assistant speaker, and all the members of the leadership who worked so hard on this. it was not just about that vote. it was about how we proceed and make it law within the next couple of months, six weeks, whatever. really the vision of the president, he had said i want to do what i can in a bipartisan way on infrastructure but it is not the totality of my vision. my vision is to build back better, not only with physical infrastructure but personal infrastructure. i am paraphrasing that. it was not a direct quote. in our legislation, we deal with the climate crisis and in more important way we will deal with the building back better for women talking about child care and child tax cre

for example, you see quite a few references in the founding literature to the use of micah 68, what does the lord require of thee but to do justice, love mercy and walk humbly with your god. in my adult life, i have heard a dozen or so sermons on that, and it's focused on my individual virtue, right, this is what god requires of me individually, but quite often when you see this in the literature of the american founding, i think they quite properly understood that this is what theologians somehow call a text. this is god's grievance against the nation israel, and in the end of that text, god, the children of israel having been convinced that they have broken the covenant with god, say what must we do to make things right, and this is when god through the profit micah comes back and says you must do justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with your god. there's a richer understand of its biblical context. if you understand this is about a grievance that god has with his people, rather than it's simply, you know, god's instruction to me as an individual. right, and now having said that, ther

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the number of those killed was shot by us troops who opened fire in the aftermath of the explosion. micah with them well managed to escape, but we saw that they were shooting people in the stomach and in the had from all sides. non just into the air. mostly americans were shooting shut down, there was a crowd, every one tried to flee, and apparently the american store that there were terrorist and mano who could still make an explosion. so they opened fire closure and skilled few again because it happened in the side where the americans were. so people died in the crowd with the shooting from different sites. but we've had different perspectives these, these people, some of them are still in shock. some of them can't hear properly because of the blood because of the shooting, but putting all these perspectives together, we now have, we believe a clearer picture of what happened on that deadly day that deadly incident at the northgate of capital airport. according to the witnesses, the american troops there at the gate was stood in a line shoulder to shoulder the ice, a suicide bomber that

that the number of those killed was shot by us troops opened fire in the aftermath of the explosion. micah, with a managed escape. we saw that they were shooting people in the stomach and in the had from all sides non just into the air. mostly americans were shooting shut down, there was a crowd, everyone tried to flee, and apparently the american store that there were terrorist amana who could still make an explosion. so they opened fire closure and skilled few again because it happened in the size where the americans were. so people died in the crowd with the shooting from different sites. well, let's go lives and see carla correspondent, brand guys, the visa, foreign morale. what exactly then did the attack survivors tell you the well, we've heard different perspectives these, these people, some of them are still in shock. some of them can't hear properly because of the blood because of the shooting. this one woman in particular, she caught the out of her right ear for a 3rd day now, but putting all these perspectives together, we now have, we believe a clearer picture of what happened

and micah, with them after the explosion i ran and many other people also ran. i didn't see who was shooting. i ran out into the street and heard both gone far and the sound of an explosion that i should probably get him with him. i'm not sure if my brother was killed by an american bullish or a fragment of an explosive device. the americans opened fire to protect themselves because they feared another explosion. i was standing right next to my brother, so the right side of my neck were slightly cut and i also have problems with my right ear. i was concurred deadly terrorist attack broke out near a couple airport as thousands tried to flee the country. almost 200 people were killed while another 200 were injured. the ice k, milton group has claimed responsibility for the attack. we spoke to one of the doctors who is carrying for the victims. there were 3 patients that the critical condition that we admitted to i q one was in general, notice he was short and just and dorman, and lake. and he also in the hand, he did. so he had 5 bullet wounds. he had many warms f

one is hash tag full flag, the other is hash tag micah terrorists. so that really gives us an idea of the polarization and the polarized reaction to this. some believe that he was a victim of one to flaming him because he was a trump report to the other thinking that he is a trump terrorist. so american still very much split down the middle. all these months softer, of course donald trump has vacated the white house. well, let's bring a now that's a moderate stop in american john. the law guy translator, we spoke to you earlier. of course, it seems to have settled down. i know you were in the thick of it. now we never return to them. so fed, i just want to get your opinion. what do you think? what do you pod, the drove him to make this quite dramatic threat. so i was here when the capital police chief announced that he was taken in without a struggle without incident they said that he had a criminal record in north carolina, but to capital police chiefs were nothing that serious and that he had his mother had recently passed way is the only other thi

one side immediate inflamed, his micah involvement, causing the hash tag, mike, a terrorist to trend. all those came to it was a full flag operation. the incident had been staged voice, tomato again says the government actions are pushing people to the extremes. the followers ation has become much worse by the ministration has essentially said that criticizing the government as a sign of domestic care potential terrorism, cobra policy locked down mass mandate criticism of the full i from if you understand these are on governmental opinions and anybody who holds them is a terrorist needs to be 1st off of social media, so on and so forth. i wouldn't be surprised that this happened. you literally have a division straight down the middle of america, with a lot of people, a continuing to believe that the last election was illegitimate. and instead of trying to persuade them or, you know, tell them or tried to make some sort of unifying gesture. the people in power are basically going, well, who cares? you will submit the taliban has declared the creation of the islamic emerett of afghanist

falling in love and you know, when you fall in love, it's roses, it's candle light, you know, really, micah and anybody at sexy at heart. there it is. you keep talking. yeah. you, you better than me. and then it was way to the toilet paper on the wrong way to close the door when you in the bathroom leaves do, and the toothpaste is being spit out from the wrong end. and you left the toilet seat up. do you want me to swim in the very toilet. so, but at that level, if the everyday unsexy stuff were real, love has to take root because real well can't be on the mountain top of the majestic, magical encounter in romance. it has to be in the valley, so to speak of the everyday normal existence where real love shows up. it picks up the kids on time. it cooks the dinner on time. it washes the coals on time. it shares the duty across gender on time. in other words, the performance of love is the real reckoning in the systemic structural way with the truth that have been revealed. and i think at this level, the romance between the white folk fell in love with us. and the black people who are the recip

and it was just such an amazing night because you got up and played with lucas and micah and i rememberiful place. so how many -- i know that you've had this weekly poker night going for quite a long time, especially on maui. and you have a few guests that are regulars. woody harrelson is one of them. how many years have you played each other? >> oh, i don't know. 20, 30 years probably. >> wow. that is incredible. and i read in your book over here on the plane that you actually mentioned woody's wing in your house. why do you call it that? did he like move in with you or something? >> well, you know, we play poker until late, you know. and usually, if he's $100 down, he wants to spend the night so he can start over again the next day. [ laughter ] >> i also read that owen wilson and woody have lost so much money to you over the years that you've also dedicated that wing. [ laughter ] >> well, that's a good story. let's say it's true. [ laughter ] >> maren: okay. i love it. i actually opened for you a couple years ago at santa barbara bowl and it was just such an amazing night. and you g

for example, you see quite a few references in the founding literature to the use of micah 6: 8 what does the lord require view but to do justice and, love, mercy and serve god. in my, life i've probably heard a dozen of so sermons on that. they are always focused on by individual virtue. that's what's god requires of me individually. quite often, when you see this, i think they quite properly understood that this is what's theologian's sometimes called a covenant lawsuit text. this was god's grievance against the nation, and in the end of that text, the children of israel, having been convinced they had broken the covenant with god say what must do you do to make things. right that's when god comes back and says you must do justice with mercy and walk humbly with god. i think there's a richer understanding of the biblical context if you understand it's about a grievance that god has with his people, rather than gods instruction to be as an individual. having said that, i think they are misappropriating a biblical text. i made a reference to this in my talk this morning. take, for ex

that other guys who did micah strip ski just a screaming mimi that leaves the yard. two run shot.nts out to a tune out the lead in the third come to fill feel even better giant fans. alex dickerson ticket to ride with the bases loaded grand slam is 11th. he also had a triple 71 lead. i'm not gonna just coast on him not so fast as drew book, cabrera with a crushed his arizona puts heat on in the fifth inning, cutting the giant it's lead to 75. that's a two run shot have it. he gives up a two run double the christian walker 88 going to the 10th inning. they got that magic man at second base to start the inning. buster posey with a sculling shot to left field. he's got an r b i double and stephen duggar followed with an r b i single donovan solano, a bumped on the safeties. please and 11 8 is the final first before game series going by way of the team with the best record in all of baseball, and it looks like we might have a long term love affair going between the san francisco giants and that newcomer chris right there off to a good start case. you missed it over the weekend. this i

. >> micah sheheen was on the jury.ed pounding on the door saying that he wanted out of there. and we were in tears. a lot of us because we knew that we were up against a wall, that nothing else could be done with this person. >> after weeks of testimony and three full days of deliberations, the seth techel murder trial came to a sudden conclusion today. >> it was all over. >> the motion for a mistrial is granted. >> the judge declared a mistrial because of a hung jury. hung jury? punch to the gut, andy? you ever have one? >> well, i never had one in almost 30 years. >> prosecutors immediately decided to retry the case. the vote had been ten to two for conviction. >> of course we're disappointed in what happened. >> the caldwells had lost a daughter and sister and, now, they couldn't even get the closure they desperately wanted. and they'd have to do it all over again. >> it's hard to know that you're gonna have to endure another one. >> a trial date was set for seven months later, october 2013. and trial number two wou

>> hi, micah, thank you for having me on.ty of papers on this, monday morning quarterbacking. members of congress have plenty of issues on this issue who for decades refused to pay attention to afghanistan, refused to authorize military force. we have to continue to hold that airport and get as many friends and partners as we can out in the coming days. >> on "the today show" the national security advisor says the speed of afghan cities fall boils down to the afghans unwillingness to fight. how would you describe what is happening right now? >> i think it is a complete failure of anticipation. we had seen all of the signs that the afghans would not fight. the expectation that they would fight, i think, is a fantasy. and the fact is that as they began to move just a week ago it was already too late to plan the proper departure for the afghan interpreters and translators and others. and this doesn't even begin to include all of the civilian nonmilitary related human rights organizers, the educators, the women. we have been seei

i was reminded, as my colleague from delaware was speaking first in the old testament book of micah where it says he has told you old man what is good and what does the lord require of you but to do justice and have kindness and walk humbly with your god. i think that certainly describes senator mike enzi. as we think about him and his family and keep him -- them in our prayers as they prepare for that ceremony tomorrow. mr. president, as a senator from a rural state and a member and former chairman of the senate commerce committee, expanding broadband access to rural areas has long been a priority of mine. given our economy's increasing reliance on broadband in the digital age, it makes sense as part of this infrastructure bill we are prioritizing expanding broadband access to unserved areas. but i have to soy, mr. president, i am concerned because a lot of the money allocated for expanding access, more than $42 billion, would be fund not through -- funneled not through the federal communications commission but through the commerce department's national telecommunications and information

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