mick, the same question. _ itjust isn't true. mick, the same question, looking _ itjust isn't true.e question, looking at the - itjust isn't true. mick, the same question, looking at the front. itjust isn't true. mick, the same i question, looking at the front page of the daily mirror britain grinding to a halt with the headline says caught short. every sector caught short jittering caught short. every sector caught shortjittering pm finally calls in the army. do you think this is hit confidence in the government? when your daily life is such that you have to make a choice whether he can go to work, but he could your children to a sport match, and you can't fill up your car, that hits everybody, doesn't it? i can't fill up your car, that hits everybody, doesn't it?- can't fill up your car, that hits everybody, doesn't it? i think in the last few _ everybody, doesn't it? i think in the last few weeks _ everybody, doesn't it? i think in the last few weeks people - everybody, doesn't it? i think in the last few weeks people have | everybody, doesn't it? ithink in - the last few weeks p

is it safe, mick? it's interesting- _ good thing. is it safe, mick? it's interesting.to look after more kids are being able to look at the markets — kids are being able to look at the markets then what they're saying is what is _ markets then what they're saying is what is a _ markets then what they're saying is what is a safety issue, clearly of them _ what is a safety issue, clearly of them being able to keep an eye on more _ them being able to keep an eye on more kids— them being able to keep an eye on more kids at once time. doesn't a chilly— more kids at once time. doesn't a chilly mention anything about the fact that — chilly mention anything about the fact that if you are expecting people — fact that if you are expecting people to look after more kids than they are _ people to look after more kids than they are probably can expect more money, _ they are probably can expect more money are — they are probably can expect more money, are they? this is part that you are _ money, are they? this is part that you are going to have to pay for more _ you are going to have

. >> and mick jagger going unnoticed in a bar to a dog finally found after surviving a plane crash. it's friday, october 1st. >> from abc news in new york, this is "america this morning." >> good friday morning, everyone. >> we begin with the breaking news from washington overnight. >> high stakes negotiations over a bipartisan infrastructure bill to rebuild the nation's roads and bridges and expand high speed internet ended with a stalema stalemate. >> alex, good morning. >> good morning, elizabeth. this bipartisan infrastructure deal is a corner stone of the biden agenda, but it doesn't have the support. but democrats, republicans, and the white house are optimistic. this morning, will remain open, for now. hours before the deadline, joe biden signing the deal granting funding through december 3rd, avoiding a shutdown that would have affected thousands of federal workers. now, the focus turns to legislation at the heard of his agenda, the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill, which includes billions for roads, bridges, broad band and would create jobs. the deadline to vote on that bi

that's mick, the guy standing there she duck actively, the one who looks like mick jagger, drinking a, north carolina. they were there for a concert on their no filter. some of the bar patrons are huge fans and they plan to go to the concert. jagger himself amused. out and about last night in charlotte. what do you think? >> i love that. is that the most mick jagger profile you have ever seen. i was trying to figure out the word, and you nailed it, she duck actively. >> i will tell you, my main reaction to that story is thrift. >> you want a beer. you're like two hours away from a beer. that's when your friday night is. >> that looks like a good place to go at 9:01 this morning if i can get there. all right. we have much more on our breaking news. drug maker merck announced that its experimental covid pill, this is a pill you take after you get covid, it cuts the risk of hospitalizations and death in half. this is a big deal. this is what has been missing in this pandemic so far. dr. sanjay gupta joins us live ahead. >>> police killings in the u.s. a new study finds a startling statis

i love mick jagger. he's amazing.on, but, yeah, just a dude having a beer on a night off. >> just five minutes with dave grohl and i feel a little bit cooler. i feel a little bit cooler. >> i feel cooler. i feel better. i feel calmer. dave grohl, thank you so much. all of the success on the book and we appreciate you being with us. >> thank you so much for having me. it was great to be here. >>> and cnn's coverage continues right now. >>> good morning, i'm erica hill. >> i'm jim sciutto. running out of options and time. today on capitol hill senate democrats are scrambling as the nation barrels towards a potential economic precipice. they set a vote at 3:00 eastern time to raise the debt limit, avoid the first ever government default which could come as early as next week. the result of that vote likely a foregone conclusion. gop lead

mick mulvaney is going to be here and you are about to see them. there he is used to run the white house under trump and checkbook of the country as omv director. then talk to the parents of lieutenant colonel scheller who is in jail and what is going to happen on tuesday when he goes to pre-trial. brian kelly one of the successful duo in the history of country music. brian kelly is going to talk about what it is like going solo and what it is was like during the pandemic when he couldn't get on stage. geraldo rivera will make history tonight add this to illustrious resume. geraldo rivera will be here. geraldo rivera who has never been on the clock before. geraldo rivera will be here on the clock. i hope he is ready for it. yes. all right, so let's get started. first, we start in washington, d.c. where we might be witnessing the end of the biden agenda right before it begins. nine months. in democrats are locked in a civil war between progressives and moderates as two massive spending billings make their way through congress. the far left is holdin

about an alleged feud after many years of rivalry, paul mccartney and mickjagger still mccartney and mickt let mccartney and mickjagger still can't let it be, mccartney saying the stones were essentiallyjust a blues cover band. benjamin butterworth, we know you are a spice girls fan, are you also a stones and a beatles fan? i girls fan, are you also a stones and a beatles fan?— a beatles fan? i am going to confess. _ a beatles fan? i am going to confess. i — a beatles fan? i am going to confess, i love _ a beatles fan? i am going to confess, i love the _ a beatles fan? i am going to confess, i love the beatles l a beatles fan? i am going to i confess, i love the beatles and a beatles fan? i am going to - confess, i love the beatles and i don't really listen to the rolling stones, so i am with paul mccartney, but paul mccartney is having quite the week. it was only the other day he said it wasjohn lennon who split up he said it wasjohn lennon who split up the beatles and not him and revealed john lennon had walked into a meeting and said, the beatles are over, so he is really putting strai

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. >> in 1981, mick jagger came to town.at a fancy bistro. >> you walked in and watched mick jagger break my glasses point >> jager was peeved at radio reporters. 9 years later, he learned a rolling stone gathers no moss point >> when i first saw him on tv, i couldn't believe that was my son. >> for 31 years, he has covered lots of news point >> it still burning -- >> from bay area disasters, to in-depth investigations, reports from the middle east, and -- >> that tastes like real vomit point >> bizarre stories. >> i think the bay area will truly miss ken's versatility. he walks the streets of baghdad, covered fires and earthquakes. the true magic of ken bastida , he never took himself that seriously. he and i covered the giants 2010 first world series championship. >> fortunately that suit was from kmart. >> the next time you see on ken's computer it's gone fishing. but you have to get your own. >> even the speaker of the house has taken note. >> it is a joy to congratulate legendary news man ken bastida on an extraordinary

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for anyone wondering, mick jagger is the one on the left. 40th anniversary of their album tatupu you, the rolling stones got together with the engineers at austin dynamics to create this unusual video of their song start me up. it is not just mick, there is a robot case, robot charlie and robot donnie as well. every guitar lick and drumbeat synchronised to match the original. why, you might ask? well, why not? # do you like it like this... this is by no means the first time spot has dabbled in some classic rock �*n' roll. # do you love me... classic rock 'n' roll. #do ou love me... �* ., # do you love me... along with fellow robot _ # do you love me... along with fellow robot at _ # do you love me... along with fellow robot at least _ # do you love me... along with fellow robot at least the - fellow robot at least the a—legged automaton has become quite the mover. no easy task for the programmers, but you can't always get what you want. it can be frustrating sometimes, the robots crash a lot. it is kind of a choreographed routine, it is an a

this evening, pastor mick received three calls in an hour from people at risk of suicide. answer the phone i'm going to kill myself." and they did. help also came too late for robert. he was a really kind—hearted person. he struggled through lockdown. two weeks afterjoanne asked for support, he took his own life. the day he killed himself, i had a phone call and asked, "can i speak to robert ryan?" and they said, "he�*s not here no more." and i said, "what do you mean?" they said, "wejust found him dead." they said, you�*re a bit late, aren�*t you?" and what did they say? i�*m so sorry to hear that. i wished i could�*ve got back sooner. it feels like it�*s my fault because i didn�*t get the help quick enough for him. and now she can�*t forget. i see the flashbacks in my head all the time. it�*s like... it�*s always reminding me of him. i can see him every day in my head. when i get up. when i go to sleep. i don�*t think i can do it! it�*s too hard. if robbie had had early help... i think he would�*ve been all right. he would�*ve still been here. what�*s covid done to this

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mick, good to see you.roblem, inflation. i kind of understand what jason furman was getting at. but ron klain has gotten in in a weird habit of retweeting not jason but some brett odiu -- pretty odiuos people. what is you ron klain's motivation to stay on twitter all the time? >> well, good morning, dagen, by the way, thanks for having he me. the question i asked myself when i saw that come out yesterday, where does he find the time? if you're doing the job of the chief of staff, you would be hard-pressed to find the time to tweet during the day. look, i saw the tweet, high class problems. if he meant that it's a problem only for the rich, then he probably should be fired. because that's just so tone deaf, it's so limousine liberal, it may end up causing democrats vote in virginia in a few weeks and again in the midterms. if instead he meant that this was a problem that was better than having high unemployment, then that's just misreading what unemployment is. everybody knows that unemployment could go to z

mick jagger grabbed a quick beer at the thirsty beaver. who hasn't had one of those. a lot of people have beavers as pets. >> no. >> greg: as well as the animals. >> it's over. it's over. >> greg: so he posted this photo on instagram, someone use add filter to make their lips look smaller. the bar's owner says no one recognized the 141-year-old rocker, even world famous rock stars can enjoy a beer in peace. >> happy for him. >> greg: at another local bar, keith richards enjoyed a nice tall glass of embalming fluid. isn't this proof when men get really old, it doesn't matter how rich you are, no one can see you. we're in a nation that adores and add lates youth. frankly, it makes me sick. >> everything makes you sick. >> greg: it's true. i had the worst -- >> the truth is, say the first part about -- they don't see them. >> greg: they're invisible after a certain age. >> no. no. when i first came to new york for 40 years ago, almost every man that i met said every single one of them said you're the first woman that i have met in town that isn't after my money. they may

mick jagger grabbed a quick beer at the thirsty beaver. who hasn't had one of those.>> greg: as well as the animals. >> it's over. it's over. >> greg: so he posted this photo on instagram, someone use add filter to make their lips look smaller. the bar's owner says no one recognized the 141-year-old rocker, even world famous rock stars can enjoy a beer in peace. >> happy for him. >> greg: at another local bar, keith richards enjoyed a nice tall glass of embalming fluid. isn't this proof when men get really old, it doesn't matter how rich you are, no one can see you. we're in a nation that adores and add lates youth. frankly, it makes me sick. >> everything makes you sick. >> greg: it's true. i had the worst -- >> the truth is, say the first part about -- they don't see them. >> greg: they're invisible after a certain age. >> no. no. when i first came to new york for 40 years ago, almost every man that i met said every single one of them said you're the first woman that i have met in town that isn't after my money. they may not see the man, but they see the money. not

this evening, pastor mick received three calls in an hour from people at risk of suicide.l myself." and they did. help also came too late for robert. he was a really kind—hearted person. he struggled through lockdown. two weeks afterjoanne asked for support, he took his own life. the day he killed himself, i had a phone call and asked, "can i speak to robert ryan?" and they said, "he's not here no more." and i said, "what do you mean?" they said, "wejust found him dead." they said, you're a bit late, aren't you?" and what did they say? i'm so sorry to hear that. i wished i could've got back sooner. it feels like it's my fault because i didn't get the help quick enough for him. and now she can't forget. i see the flashbacks in my head all the time. it's like... it's always reminding me of him. i can see him every day in my head. when i get up. when i go to sleep. i don't think i can do it! it's too hard. if robbie had had early help... i think he would've been all right. he would've still been here. what's covid done to this town, this country? i think it's made any issuesl

chanting: speed mick, speedo mick! £200,000! get in, you beauty. cheering.py. why do you alwa s be a little bit nippy. why do you always choose _ be a little bit nippy. why do you always choose to _ be a little bit nippy. why do you always choose to do _ be a little bit nippy. why do you always choose to do it - be a little bit nippy. why do you always choose to do it in - be a little bit nippy. why do you i always choose to do it in wintertime in speedos? i always choose to do it in wintertime in speedos?— in speedos? i haven't this time. i started on _ in speedos? i haven't this time. i started on the _ in speedos? i haven't this time. i started on the 31st _ in speedos? i haven't this time. i started on the 31st of— in speedos? i haven't this time. i started on the 31st of may - in speedos? i haven't this time. i started on the 31st of may in i in speedos? i haven't this time. i started on the 31st of may in the | started on the 31st of may in the outer hebrides. i have been walking four months. i walked through scotland. quite a fair bit of scotland, ire

yeah, i think it was 1968, mick— in the uk. yeah, i think it was 1968, mick jagger _ in the uk.nk it was 1968, mick jagger launched i in the uk. yeah, i think it was. 1968, mick jagger launched the magazine 1968, mickjagger launched the magazine in partnership with the founder of rolling stone, and he said to me everyone had and he said to me everyone had a lovely time, brent there quite a lot of money over a 12 month period, had a swanky office in chelsea, but decided it was doing more harm than good when i think what turned out to be the last issue speued out to be the last issue spelled bob dylan's name wrong on the front cover, so at that point, they decided it was time to cut and run, so 52 years later, here we are back again, but with spell—check. i later, here we are back again, but with spell-check.- but with spell-check. i look forward to _ but with spell-check. i look forward to getting - but with spell-check. i look forward to getting much - but with spell-check. i look i forward to getting much more about that and what you're doing with this iconic title later in the

mick posted, this, out and about last night in charlotte., the legend, was standing right there fellow bar patrons oblivious to the rolling stones front man enjoying a beer at the counter imagine running into mick jagger at a dive bar. another writing looking like you're just waiting on a friend. the moral of the story is, if the stones are playing near your keep an eye out on your local dives. >>> harry styles, at a recent concert he shared a little love to an expecting mom to be by announcing the baby's gender they did it from the stage watch this a little baby gir >> a little baby girl. >> and by the way, congratulations. >> wow >> kind of hard to notice, but they lit up the whole arena in pink to celebrate the baby girl. apparently harry spotted a sign in the crowd to one of his guests he spotted a sign saying i'm having a baby been, make it your business >>> seth meyers announced he and his new wife named their son cosmo. >> it is a unique name how did your family react? >> my family is very supportive, always my mom, i would say, was s

mick r mick comment comes in, can't d this, can't d that. one district comes back, it was rather come paght, shaped like a fist but there was a little appendage sticking out. that's because they put the precinct of where the incumbent who represented most of that district lived back into the district. but there is something to be said for incumbency as mark mentioned. whether you like it or not, mose legislatures follow the seniority system where having been there longer periods of time, you build up seniority. you get committee chairmanships, chairpersonships, you move up the ladder and deliver funding and programs for your districts. without that, without those kinds of people remaining in office, you might get what you want but not get what you need. mr. braden: i use the example of ohio. i was involved in litigation in the last psych until ohio. some of the proposed remedial plans would likely have removed john boehner at that time the speaker of the house, from the house of representatives. no one in ohio who was actually involved in th

eric clapton and all of these guys cried at his funeral and mick jagger and stuff. such a force in the music industry. >> is that purposeful? >> a lot of what? a lot of marks. >> oh, gosh. i have been writing all my life thanks to anderson, indiana. ms. simmons and the university of chicago. working on an english teacher who taught me half of what i know about retailing. you developed your own writing style. you know, yeah, i just think you get to a point where you feel comfortable with it. i tend to overuse certain techniques here and there. yeah, usually it is not like the direct quotation of somebody saying something. i am not really sure this word means what they say it means. it was a terrible event or something. i cannot think of a good example. w maybe it was, maybe it was not. air quotes, like now. >> cultivate the skills, take the path less traveled 5% of the time and be skeptical. three pieces of advice and gary hoover's lifetime learner's guide to reading and learning.. thank you for joining us on book tv. >> thank you for having me. i really enjoyed it.

by the way, mick jagger is 78.standing in the bar in north carolina, he's on the stage for crying out loud. and mccartney is still at it too. i love them both. >> michael, i love the conversation. thanks for being with us this morning. . >> have a good day. >>> new york city grappling with a surge in shoplifting. why is this happening? what's the plan to stop it? we're going to speak to eric adams next. >>> by the way, michael smerconish, correct. the right answer is the beatles. >>> drop everything and call your therapist. adele is back. ♪ cough cough sneeze sneeze... [ sneezing ] needs, plop plop fizz fizz. alka seltzer plus cold relief. dissolves quickly. instantly ready to start working. so you can bounce back fast with alka-seltzer plus. now available for fast sinus relief. i've lost count of how many asthma attacks i've had. but my nunormal with nucala? fewer asthma attacks. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occu

mick mccarthy has left cardiff city by "mutual agreement" after the side's 8th defeat in a row this afternoone into the game off the back of their worst run since the 1930s. martin payero sealing boro's win, with the second goal here. former republic of ireland manager mccarthy took over injanuary. he leaves with the bluebirds just one place above the relegation zone. hearts failed to take advantage of rangers not playing today — but their draw with dundee was still enough to send them top of the scottish premiership. john souttar gave them the lead, but poor defending punished byjason cummings for dundee. he made the score 1—1. hearts are top on goal difference with rangers in action tomorrow. celtic are nowjust a point behind, after beating stjohnstone 2—0. elsewhere wins for aberdeen, dundee united, and livingston. history has been made at wembley this evening with the first ever competitive women's international at the stadium. england are playing northern ireland and they're into the second half. england taking the lead a few minutes ago, 1—0 to them and beth mead with the goal. let's ca

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david: mick jagger has a song about that, you can't always get what you want.tephen: that is after my generation. david: ginsberg was appointed first and then you were appointed next by president clinton. how i the court changed from when you were a clerk question mark were you surprised by changes -- ? were you surprised by changes? stephen: yes. when i clerked, i felt it was a court with a mission. in 1954, the court had decided that plessy v ferguson was down the drain. and legal segregation is contrary to this document. equal protection of the law. they said it in 54. we both know what happened in 1955, nothing. next to nothing. 1956, nothing. 1957, a rather brave judge in little rock said those little rock nine, those nine blade -- brave black students are going into that white school. but the governor said maybe those students have a court order, but i have the state militia and they are not. i would like to see that at the monument. he called in thousand troops from fort bragg, they took those nine black children and walked into that white school. i woul

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you know, mick mulvaney -- not mick mulvaney. so sorry.rted, he put a freeze on anybody -- nobody could hire anybody in any department unless mark meadows specifically said yes. jared kushner basically told him what he thought of that and got to do what he wanted. so that was -- you know, nobody ever challenged jared. you couldn't. this was the president's son-in-law. so he would dive into these areas where i know he had absolutely no expertise and, you know, claim to save the day, and then he would leave. there was a running joke in the white house. when things were getting really tough, they suddenly disappeared on vacations. he was tough to deal with. i think he got really heady with power. i do not think he left there the best version of himself. i believe that he and ivanka kind of thought they were a shadow president and first lady. >> your nickname for them was? >> the interns. >> melania trump's nickname for ivanka. >> the princess. >> you think ivanka is a pretty smart cookie. >> a smart woman. >> who is the brains, ivanka or jare

rolling stones front man mick jagger was responded jokingly by saying there's obviously no competition. >>> shots fired. still ahead on the birthday dream come true for a 2-year- old boy. the show of love from his neighbors on a special day. >>> today on the drew barrymore show, -- and will >>> it's been called the great resignation coming up at 3:00, by millions of americans are quitting their jobs. >>> all right. this woman right here -- giving us a forecast. mary, how is it looking for is the rest of the day? >>> we are looking at today, the coolest day of the week. we can see the scouts out there as you look to san francisco. doppler and tracking a few spotty sprinkles across parts of the coast and the peninsula right now in high depth doppler. and as we look ahead to tomorrow, we will be watching those offshore winds develop with that red flag warning for solano county and for the sacramento valley for tomorrow. watching that high fire danger. back to you. >>> mary, thanks. check this out. 2-year-old's birthday dreams come true when a convoy of jeep cars paraded past his house in

. >> reporter: in 1981 mick jagger came to town. >> he walked into the restaurant and watched him break my glasses. >> reporter: he was upset at radio reporters, nine years later ken learned a rolling stone gathers no moss. >> i could not believe that was my son. it was like whoa! >> reporter: for 31 years he covered lots of news. from bay area dis asters to in- depth investigations. reports from the middle east and -- >> that tastes like real vomit. >> reporter: and bizarre stories. >> i think the bay area is truly going to miss ken's versatility, right? he walked the streets of baghdad, covered fires, the true magic he never took himself that seriously. he and i covered the giants 2010 first world series championship. fortunately that suit was from k-mart. the next sign you see on ken's computer is gone fishing, plenty of poles for you. >> even the speaker of the house. >> it is a joy to congratulate ken bast ida on an extraordinary career. his colleagues could not agree more. >> when you retire every night it is friday night. >> you are a grandfather many times over and enjoy your fa

life and he was the greatest man i mean, eric clapton and all these guys cried at his funeral and mick jagger as he was such a force in the music industry. >> i don't know if you're aware of this but you seem to use a lot of quotations in your writing, is that purposeful ? >> a lot of what? >> a lot of quotations. >>. >> i've been writing all my life thanks to the great madison heights high school. ms. simmons and then university of chicago, i've been working on wall street where i had an english teacher as a senior analyst who taught me a lot about retailing or more. i think you just develop your own writing style and you know, i mean i think you get to a point where you feel comfortable with it and probably you tend to overuse certain techniqueshere and there . but yeah, when something," are usually when i use for market it isn't like a direct quotation summary saying something on san juan, i'm not sure this board means what theysay . like, it was a terrible event or something. i can't think of a good example other than that but maybe it was, maybe it wasn't . air quotes, like now. >

after a concert in charlotte, north carolina, last night, the 78-year-old mick jagger went to a local bar for a beer. and nobody noticed. there he is. it wasn't until he tweeted this photosaying he was quote out and about that people realized he really was out and about. if you are in pittsburgh -- i assume if you are in pittsburgh you are not watching this. be on the look ut to. the stones could be there on monday. >> could you imagine? >> i would be kicking myself if i were in that photo not realizing i was in that photo. >> that's what he says, i didn't get any satisfaction. >> de dumb. >> i can't get no -- >> this is why they pay him the big bucks. >>> google scrapping to offer a new service to its customers. the major banking announcement that has the company shifting its focus. >>> wishing a happy birthday to former president jimmy carter, the nation's 39th president turned 97 years oldz today. he spent the day at his home in plains gentleman, gentleman. carter is the oldest living former president. >>> google is scrapping its plans to offer its users banking services. a couple

mick jagger said they played the song every night since the 1970s. >>> brett favre has been ordered to pay his home state of mississippi nearly $830,000. he got the money from nonprofit groups for speaking engagements he never attended. the organization's owner is charged with embezzlement. favre says he didn't know the money was illegal. officials called it illegally spent welfare funds. >>> now to william shatner getting emotional after flight to space giving us new up sight into what it's like to see the earth from above. >> like a beat and a beat and suddenly through the blue and into black. >> reporter: this morning, william shatner in awe describing his historic mission to space traveling 2,200 miles per hour in a rocket. >> my stomach went up. this is so weird, but not as weird as the covering of blue. this is what i never expected. there's this soft blue. look at the beauty of that color, and it's so thin, and you're through it in an instant. >> reporter: shatner blasting off with jeff bezos' blue origin company. he and the other passengers experiencing zero gravity for three m

. >> what can you tell us about micks and matching booster shots. is it preferable to stick to the same shot if you can get it, does it really matter? >> i think flexibility is the name of the game when thinking about a booster shot right now, liz, and i think that's hopefully what the approach of the cdc is. we know from the u.k., even man months ago when they had to mix and match for pragmatic reasons, that it was safe and surprisingly was super effective, and then now we have the nih study, although very small, shows that it could be very effective to mix and match. so i think why the fda is going to come down, and hopefully the cdc, too, is if you can get the same company, sure, go for it, but if you can't, just go for whatever you can get that's convenient to you. >> so there may be folks out there thinking, well, i had a really bad reaction to the pfizer, moderna, or johnson & johnson vaccine, and i felt terrible officer a couple of days. would it make sense for those individuals to sale try the moderna shot or other shot that didn't get a rea

i finished well, mick, you have you come into me? ah, in front of a huge crowd. the gold gave one of his most famous speeches, but also one of the most ambiguous, a turkey hear back from his fall, josie complete. la, secure, issued la fontose. i saw i saw pushy. i like your chicken roughly. if you're not with my luck, i think. ah, to see we'll see the g. it's the coolant cookies and i still know julie to sure. is it to cover? cuckoo salus high glare. good fellas, dominique will have yellow palm ah. the gold words to bring the evelyn to the negotiating table, he freed prisoners and announced the major economic development plan while maintaining military question. many algerians believed in him, including the muslim sorta dazzled deliveries in the french army. on the 23rd of october, 1958, the goal took a historic step by calling the evelyn for what he called repay the peace of the brave hurry n. bailey bob agency, galle your doorstep. i saw good keanu releford will say, if you know what you want all humility, us your i'll funny enough. all right. for no law bid th

. >>> some patrons didn't spot mick jagger. he tweeted out a photo from a dive bar in charlotte.one noticed him. everyone ignored him, even the bartender who took his order didn't notice him. no one thought to turn off the karaoke machine? thanks for joining us. our next newscast is at 5:00. we're always online at nbcbayarea.com. ♪♪ >>> right now on "california live," get ready to meet a mellow mike tyson. >> i've still got it. >> and we're packing a whole different kind of punch with a jolt of java to celebrate international coffee day. >> then ross is drag racing through a special horror show in the bay. >> and i'm with pizza girl. we've made spectacular treats that are not only yummy but healthy. and made by a mummy. >> it's all happening now on

mick jagger and stuff.he was such a force of the music industry. >> gary, i don't know if you are aware of this, but you seem to use a lot of quotations in your writing. is that purposeful? >> a lot of what? >> a lot of quotations. a lot of quotes. >> oh, gosh. i've been writing all my life, thanks to the great madison heights high school, in anderson indiana. miss simmons, and then, the university of chicago. i've been working on wall street where i had an english teacher is a senior analyst, who taught me half of what i know about retailing, or more. i think you just develop your own writing style. and, you know, yeah. i think you get to a point where you feel comfortable with it, and you probably tend to over use certain techniques, here and there. but, yeah. when something -- quotes, usually, when i use them, it isn't like a direct quotation of someone saying something. i say, well, i'm not sure this is what they say it means. like, oh, it was a terrible event, or something. i can't think of a good exam

what mick said good consultant?l of those i think our table stakes the one of the things we really look for is yes, we want people who work hard who have performed well. but the most important skill we see is the willingness to learn. because the environment around us is changing. we know from a skills perspective skills in 2017, 30% are obsolete today. so we test for learning. we have basic questions like, what have you learned in the last six months that wasn't in a classroom? and so, learning agility, curiosity are really core to our hiring philosophy. david: what do you do when you are not consulting? you have any outside interests? julie: i took up tennis during covid which was pretty brave at 52 and i can hit the ball. i am not great but i can play a game. mostly i focus on my two daughters who are 13 and about to be 15. david:david: have you thought about hiring a consultant for your tennis game? that would improve your tennis can, right? julie: most of the time i play tennis with a coach because that way i c

the i says making the wells fast movie short and all bit, ah, ah, sells another cause mick milestone the soviet union, send the funds, pass it into space, and rushes, now picking out the baton with another historical moment in time making a move in orbit. and he is the mom and the crew made their return to ass. i so good. it was cool. who was like ro? acosta and we were just enjoy it. everything was sparkling outside the window. we had a lot of fun with when our flight was nearly over, we didn't want to return. no such thing happens once in a lifetime with our correspondent concent hiroshi called gone the chance to witness the historic landing on the ground in kazakhstan and was among the very fast to interview this star travelers as they set food back on tariff fang. ah, if you our lab before we can find out what they have already on back there. national say that they already somewhere i padding back a dad why door? the landing spot? let's go. mm. we know the landing location in berry. so now we're gonna lie around, i feel we can actually see that as standing module and wait until i