accept what mick is saying, - you do tough things first. justine, i accept what mick is saying, thats saying, that you have to do things quickly, and particularly when you have a finite amount of time that which liz truss does. she has a couple of years to get these things through before the next election, but they did without an independent assessment. it has been a key plank of the economic trilogy, which was missing two weeks ago, and that has and what most concern the city. that has and what most concern the ci . . �* , ., that has and what most concern the ci. . that has and what most concern the city. that's right, and you've got to bear city. that's right, and you've got to hear in _ city. that's right, and you've got to bear in mind _ city. that's right, and you've got to bear in mind we _ city. that's right, and you've got to bear in mind we are _ city. that's right, and you've got to bear in mind we are easily - —— the reason we passed the obr bill in 2010, _ coalition government came into office back then, we literally found a letter _ office back then, we literally found

mick, great to have you with us. want to start by asking for your assessment of this war eight months in. >> well, hello. it's good to be with you again. well, what we're seeing at the moment, particularly from this new russian commander is a campaign against the ukrainian people because he can't lay a hand on the ukrainian army on the battlefield. the russian army has lost all momentum in every area of ukraine and in many respects these missile attacks are about the only thing he can do against ukrainians at the moment while he builds strength through the mobilization program. >> but he's certainly being very effective by taking out the power grid or certainly -- certain energy infrastructure. that has a psychological effect as well as obviously a physical effect on the ground in ukraine. >> it certainly does, it has a psychological impact and it's going to cause a humanitarian tragedy potentially in the winter in ukraine. i think importantly it also has an economic impact because the russians are trying to strangle

. >> and she met mick jagger. >> yes.ad a party for a great book that we had worked on, mick jagger was there, and the person who said no rock in the house, particular list his rock and can you make sure i meet mick jagger and i never met him and he said, i went over there, and do you want to meet my mom and before i knew it, she was hanging on his shoulder and flirting with him and how did this happen? this is surreal. come on. >> if you wouldn't make her love rock and roll mick jagger certainly could. >> yes, he could. >> what is the most surprising in the show? >> you will feel things you might have felt in the movie and you will also feel this amazing energy from the cast. we really lived together for about four or five years now, and it is a little bit of a concert experience, and you will hear the band stillwater performing long and it creates a feeling if you have never been to a broadway play, you get a real visceral feeling of what live performance is, and also that feeling of great music. >> hopefully we'll brin

mick mulvaney with us this morning. one retired police officer risked his own life for family in the hurricane ian rescue. you're watching mornings with maria next on fox business. stay with us. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. ™ # >> welcome back. at least 109 people in the united states have died in hurricane ian and the search and rescue operations are continuing this morning and my next guest rescued his 86-year-old mother from the floods of the deadly storm. johnny lauder is with us right now. johnny, good for you for doing what you've done. we're so ha

mick, thank you for taking the time. want to focus if i can on the fed and your thinking because, right now the betting is we'll see rates go up by another 3/4 of a point. people from goldman to morgan stanley say maybe the overnight lending rate topping at or about the 5% level and when you step back and you look at that, that is five full percentage points meyer than higher than we were a year ago. what do you make of that. >> 12 points than where we were in the 1970s. it is a very different world. neil: very good point. >> i wonder how high they can raise rates. keep in mind we're borrowing money to carry the interest carry. the amount of interest each day comes out of additional debt. our debt is going up so we pay on interest of debt we have. we're printing more money. we're starting on a vicious cycle down. if the fed raises rates much more than they already have, the thing that pays the most interest is the federal government. i think they're restricted how much they can raise the rates. i think that is a good thi

mick _ the voices. from the nonpolitical side, mick supports _ the voices.ard, it's not helping businesses, it's not helping the country in general. i think people need to... d0 country in general. i think people need to- - -— country in general. i think people needto... ,, i, ., need to... do you think they should not be on strike? _ need to... do you think they should not be on strike? they _ need to... do you think they should not be on strike? they shouldn't, . need to... do you think they should not be on strike? they shouldn't, i | not be on strike? they shouldn't, i think we need _ not be on strike? they shouldn't, i think we need to _ not be on strike? they shouldn't, i think we need to be _ not be on strike? they shouldn't, i think we need to be realistic - not be on strike? they shouldn't, i think we need to be realistic aboutj think we need to be realistic about the kind of pay rises people can expect. this is particularly poignant at the moment when they are actually talking about nurses are striking. there is absolutely no way on this earth i wo

say the bus carrying 14 students was driving through a green light when mick wright was fatally hit. well we know for sure is that the school bus was traveling east on read entered the intersection of 10th street and the 18 year old male was traveling on an electric scooter north on 10th street. so cross in front of the path of the school bus and which point he was struck by the school bus and sustain fatal injuries the football team and staff learned of mick wright's death during their meeting this morning and spent the majority of the day deciding on what to do with their scheduled game against new mexico state. we were there as team buses left the facility after originally scheduled to take the team to the airport at 11:30 head coach brandon brennan shown here speaking with president perez today brandon saying in a statement quote we lost an amazing young man tragically this morning sjsu athletics director. jeff konia says the tight knit spartan community is great in the very bright articulate energetic individual was a freshman beloved by the team. had a great personality. it's a

mick mulvaney has also come forward and cooperated -- cooperated her talking account. >> he called donald and he got through and said you have got to get on tv and you have to get on twitter and all these people off. the president said to him these are my people. these are antifa. >> they came through my office window and my staff are running for cover and they are running for their lives. the president's response was chilling. he said kevin, i guess there are more upset about the election than you are. my president having a swearing conversation, that is when the swearing ends. as a president says i am ok with this. >> i had a conversation at some point in the day or week after the riot. it was similar to what jamie had been told about how he had called and tried to get the president to call them off and he was told that the people were upset. the days and weeks after the violence. >> now kevin mccarthy described president trump's conduct in public and private. >> the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack. he should have immediately denounced the mob when he saw what was

health officials are now sounding the alarm about the threat of what's being called a triple des mick. they say it has the potential to make millions of people sick. it could swamp hospitals. abc is ariel russia has the details. with winter looming, health officials are warning of a triple threat. a so called triple dimmick from flu covid and the virus. rsv people pull back no longer wear masks congregate together. then you get a surge of infections that might have been spread out over a period of time and respiratory viruses are roaring back with a vengeance, leaving hospitals increasingly strained 75% of the country's 40,000 pediatric beds are now full. texas children's in houston has more than 40. patients with rsv at least 10 in the icu. i would look for breathing fast breathing hard. if your child is using the extra muscles to help them breathe or they're not eating and drinking well and not making good, wet diapers. two month old adrian balco was struggling to breathe with rsv when his parents rushed him to the er. he had to be transferred to texas children's where he was put on

not nearly put in declared marsh law in the 4 ukrainian regions, said moscow, legally annexed jose mickely marrow. we're working on solving very complex, large scale tasks to ensure security and protect the future of russia to protect our people. as she can, as a who did, the move was seen as a clear response to reason military setbacks as ukraine counter offensive advances are. so marco long opposing the situation in the area of the special military operation can be described as tense. the enemy is not abandoning his attempts to attack russian forces psycho it was, is that as, as your horse, the listeners, our further actions and plans regarding the city of her san itself will depend on the military and tactical situation. i repeat, it is already very difficult and our as of today we're through us again this morning about a 3rd put ins decree came on the day that russian and sold officials in the ukrainian city of had san announced they would move civilians in anticipation of an imminent ukrainian attack and russia tele rain was one of the last independent news networks that was shut down

since his detention mick has been staying with a friend, he hardly goes out to white police. he could be called up for the mobilization because he has completed his military service. but he says he has been against the war from the very beginning, april kirk or you all. there is no way that i will be drafted. that is all. i would rather go to a penal colony, then go to warn, you shall know angle, just as military has reportedly suffered heavy losses in ukraine. moscow hoops fresh troops will change its war. jones, officially, 300000 expedient. soldiers have been called up, but critics say the draft is considerably more universal and more arbitrary, particularly, and provincial regions. men without basic military training alfredo being sent to fight like this warehouse worker or his galoshes. they say to us just go are but they don't care whether we come back some day where just a cannon fodder. the goal of this mobilization is to stock up on cannon fodder, and wind with quantity, since the quality isn't there yet. oh james, thought cost me hail in moscow says he doesn't want

another witness, mick mulvaney, president trump's chief of staff, has also come forward and cooperated her shocking account. >> i asked kevin mccarthy, who's a republican leader about this, he finally got through to donald trump and he said, you have got to get on tv, you have got to get on twitter, you've got to call these people off. do you know what the president said to him, he's at kevin, these are my people. and kevin responded and said, no, they literally just came through my office windows and my staff are running for cover and running for their lives. you need to call them off. in the president's response to kevin was chilling. he said, well, kevin, i guess they are more upset about the election then you are. and you see reports of kevin mccarthy in the president having basically a swearing conversation. that's because the president was basically saying, i'm ok with this. [video clip] >> i had a conversation at some point in the day or week after the riot. it was very similar to the conversation she had about how he told them asked the president to stop in the president said s

the assessment proved accurate, as mick _ it very, very risky. down, and so it proved after an out of sorts performance. lewis hamilton was keen to make a mockery of that advice as the idea first pole of the season early on in 03. keen to secure the poll he needed to keep his title challenge alive, look like put his ferrari on top on the panel to lap. the dutchman will start now in eighth, handing charles or kirk the opportunity to secure a vital win. rugby union's premiership has been in the news this week — but the drama was on the field today. saracens blew away the champions, leicester tigers, in a repeat of last year's final. sarries made amends for that heartbreak. most of the damage was done in the first half at the stonex — with four tries putting them well in the ascendancy. sean maitland capped off a dominant display to make it three wins in three for saracens, and a second loss for leicester — 51—18, the final score. and sale also maintain their 100% winning start to the season. they got the better of exeter chiefs at the aj bell stadi

fatigue, as antonio — tottenham boss mick fatigue, as antonio conte keeps telling everyone. ., everyone. top them with in'uries of their own. they * everyone. top them with in'uries of their own. they have h everyone. top them with injuries of their own. they have former - everyone. top them with injuries of i their own. they have former sporting lisbon man eric dier against his former club. you can hear us with commentary on 5 live and on bbc sounds from 8pm tonight. jurgen klopp will be without thiago alcantara again as liverpool aim to seal qualification to the knockout rounds against ajax — avoiding defeat will see them go through. the reds boss will be able to call upon both ibrahima konate and darwin nunez for the clash in amsterdam, where he'll hope to see an improved performance from saturday's defeat at nottingham forest. doi do i expect us to play better consistently? yes. am i ready to make the necessary steps to get there? yes. so it's not very good performances on a consistent level don't fall off the trees. you have to work for it and you have to go for it in t

. ♪ mick mick a federal -- mike: a federal judge ordering the deposition of dr.er officials like former white house press secretary jen psaki as part of a lawsuit by two republican attorneys general who have accused the administration of colluding with social media companies to, quote, censor free speech. charles watson is live with more. hi, charles. >> reporter: yeah, hey, good afternoon, mike. this order makes way for biden administration officials to be deposed in a lawsuit brought by the attorney generals of louisiana and missouri. the suit alleges that administration officials colluded with social media companies to censor the free speech of everyday or americans who posted about controversial topics including covid-19. now, this new order comes from trump-appointed u.s. district judge terry dody who said the plaintiffs satisfied the burden of proof to to get the testimony of top white house officials including former press secretary jen psaki and white house adviser, dr. anthony fauci. in the case of dr. fauci, the judge concluded his public comments on co

another witness, mick mulvaney has also come forward and corroborated her shocking account. >> i had a conversation at some point in the day or week after the riot with kevin mccarthy. it was similar to what jamie had, the conversation she retold ant how he called and asked the president to get them to stop. the president said something along the lines of kevin, maybe these people are more angry about this than you are. i had a conversation similar to that with kevin in the days and week after the riot. >> we know how kevin mccarthy described president trump's conduct in public and in private. >> the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack on congress by mob rioters. he should have immediately denounced the mob when he saw what was unfolding. these facts require immediate action by president trump. accept his share of responsibility, coil the brewing unrest and ensure president-elect biden is able to successfully begin his term. let me be very clear to all of you and i have been very clear to the president. he bears responsibilities for his words and actions. no ifs, an

teammates wanted mick right with them. they wore t shirts with his picture and his number on the back in a joint tribute, both the spartans and the opposing team the nevada wolfpack, or decals with mick writes initials on their helmets . camp's gonna be here with us, and we're gonna carry him forward. i think the entire collegiate community, uh, shares shares the grief and shares a loss. jose i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox, two news speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, breaking her silence, speaking out for the first time since her husband was brutally attacked their pac heights home. in a letter to her colleagues in congress, she says he is doing better. this is most of her letter she writes. yesterday morning, a violent man broke into our family home, demanded to confront me and brutally attacked my husband, paul, our children, our grandchildren and i are heartbroken. it and traumatized by the life threatening attack on our pop. we are grateful for the quick response of law enforcement and emergency services and for the l

>>> the committee also revealed a key piece of testimony from trump's former acting chief of staff mick mulvaney. he corroborated congresswoman jaime herrera butler's account of a infamous call on january 6, 2021, between kevin mccarthy and trump. this is how she described it. >> you know what the president said to him. this is as it is happening. he said well kevin, these aren't my people. these are antifa. and kevin responded, no their your people and they just came through my office window and my staff is running for their lives and the president's response was chilling. he said, well, kevin, i guess they're more upset about the election than you are. >> and this is how mulvaney described it to the committee. >> i had a conversation at some point in the day or week after the riot with kevin mccarthy. >> it was similar to what jamie had, the conversation that she had retold about he called and asked the president to get them to stop and told them something along the lines of maybe these people are more upset about this than you are. and i had a conversation similar to that with kevin

another witness, mick mulvaney has also come forwardnd corroborated her shocking account. >> i askedevinarthy as the republican leader about this. he said she called and finally got through to donald trump and he said, you got to get on tv, you got twitter and you got to call these people off. you know what the president said to him? he said these are my people. these are not antifa. they literally came to my office windows in my step irunning for cover in their lives and you need to call them off. the president's response to kevin was chilling. he said, well, kevin, i guess they are more upset about the election theft then you are. you've seen widespread reports of kevin mccarthy and the president having a swearing conversation. the present was basically saying naw, i'm ok with this. >> i had a conversatn at some point in the day or week after the riot with kevin mccarthy. it was similar to what jamie had about how he called and asked the president to get them to stop. in the presence at something along the lines of maybe these people are more angry about this than you are. i had a conv

as attorney general, mick reynolds had drafted, in effect, a court packing plan. when cummings found that in told it to roosevelt they both thought it was such an incredibly wonderful car mixing to take on mick reynolds. i think they got too attached to the idea. that held their enthusiasm in february, march, and into the springtime finally before recalibration started. >> we have another question from my wife, what's determines what's level of justices are on the court? does congress have the power to change that number? could they change it down? as you said earlier, it's been five, it's been seven. you know, is that? >> it is entirely a statutory manner. it is an axe judiciary act, if you will. to create a supreme court seat, if one became vacant and could've all-ish one. i do not think a law can abolish a sitting justice. the constitution protects against that. also in older history and in recent history we have seen that the senate has the power to sit on a nomination. that happened under president under president andrew johnson, it happened under president o

i'm greg lee cristina rendon student 18 year old camden, mick. right was also a football player for the school tomorrow is game has been postponed as the campus community mourns mick, right, was killed this morning while riding an electric scooter. he was struck by a school bus near campus. ktvu semantic. indiana joins us live from the scene of tonight's accident and the vigil as well, quintana, how is he being? he remembered. well earlier tonight, dozens of people showed up for a vigil here at the intersection where mike, right, lost his life. they marched from campus just a few blocks away. they left candles here, and they shared memories of the man that they say cared for everyone and was a hard worker. just that type of person. i got your back. you got mine. help you help me. that's all you want to get east past five months for most of the san jose state football team, they just met freshman camden right a few months ago, but it didn't take them long to figure out what kind of man he was. he came to be one of the people i respect to the most

in a prior communication, about his conversation with trump during the voirnls, another witness mick mull vaney, president trump's form he chief much staff has come forward and corroborated her shocking account. >> i asked kevin mccarthy who is the republican leader about this and he said he called donald, he timely got through to donald trump and said you've got to get on, got to get on twitter, got to caught these people off. you know what the president said this, he said kevin these aren't my people, these are antifa. he said no these are your people. my staff are running for cover, running for their lives and you need to call them off. and the president's response to kevin to me was concerning, well kevin they're more about the election staff than you are. you've seen widespread reports of kevin mccarthy and the president basically had a swearing conversation. that's when the swearing began, the president was saying no, i'm okay with this. >> i had conversation at some point in the day, or week after the riot with kevin mcthy. >> it was very similar to what she had, the conversat

. >> that jump in subscriber numbers with inflation, with competition, not sure what to mick of that guy, i want to come to you when we're talking big tech, does inflation create a narrative for companies for this quarter? >> look, i would submit the one that's really most faffected by it, probably zaamazon in term o margins and apple. not because i'm a hater, but they're not impervious to what's going on and still selling $1,100 items in an environment where people are starting to focus on what they're spending on they're not going to be impervious creates a disturbance for them other names, i don't necessarily think it's a big deal for a google, and i don't think it's necessarily a big deal for a microsoft. there are other head winds those companies are facing so, to tim's point, infliation s about allocating capital, and it's not over by any stretch of the imagination. the relief resaw today on some belief these guys are going to pivot makes sense. i think it's going to be short lived. >> julie biel, one last word. >> i think amazon is the bellwether i'm paying attention to for ea

players coaches, friends and people who didn't even know him marched from campus to the spot where mick right died. and als and sharing memories. we i went to high school together. this. this coming january would have been like our 15 year anniversary. being friends. best friends at that. coaches say it was his work ethic that had him hurrying to the football facility friday morning when he was hit by a school bus that had a green light. he had just made the teams traveling squad and wanted to get to practice early, preparing for his first game as a freshman, and just look around. look at all these people here just you see his impact? you see what he's done. and he's not going. we're going. we're gonna carry him. we don't carry them. we are a football tradition every game now reminding them all of the player they could always count on. you need somebody to leave. no it was from the los angeles area. chp says the bus driver had the right away and just wasn't able to stop when mccrae came into its path in san jose, amanda kintanar ktvu fox two news. weather pg and e is warning about 6000

individualists and artists, numerous designers, writers and musicians such as isa home allen, ginsberg and mick jagger have come here in search of inspiration in world war 2. it was also a haven for many refugees. i've met out with jeff out again to show him my absolutely favorite place in this city, lou. this is the manada cities old lighthouse. as you see it's windy. deborah, that's the new tour. we are shock a house. tangier, in this winter, a very long and very intense relationship added, you left as he wouldn't be higher without it all. and over there is spain. we just 14 kilometers away from europe. now when we talk on of the mediterranean, in between exactly the mediterranean, both separate st. connect this region, each side i said by as long in the other off as if i needed for tom. this is about a tourism and having fun on the beach on, on under data, we mustn't forget that over 18000 people have died in the sea in recent years. storm is around the mediterranean because there have been increasing conflicts in recent decades for economic, environmental, technological, and political reaso

david: well, mick jagger has a song about that. "you can't always get what you want."ephen: right. david: you didn't get it-- stephen: that's after my generation. i'm-- david: but justice ginsburg was appointed first, but then you were appointed next by president clinton. so, when you got on the court, how had it changed from when you were a clerk? was it much different? and were youurprised by the changes? stephen: yes. i thought it was different in this respect. when i clerked, i felt it was a court with a mission. what mission? in 1954, the court had decided that plessy v. ferguson, rightly, was down the drain, and legal segregation is contrary to this document. equal protection of the law. they said it in 1954 and we both know what happened in 1955--nothing. david: right. stephen: next to nothing. 1956, yeah, double nothing. 1957, a rather brave judge in little rock said those little rock nine, those 9 brave black students are going into that white school, central high school, but the governor, governor faubus, said, "maybe those students have a court order, but i

jose mickely marrow, we're working on solving very complex, large scale tasks out to ensure security and protect the future of russia to protect our people that she can, that are who do the move for seen as a clear response to reason military setbacks as ukraine counter fence if advances are of san marcos, growing up in the situation in the area of the special military operation can be described as tents. the enemy is not abandoning its attempts to attack russian forces such oh it was is that it is your horse. the listeners, our further actions and plans regarding the city of her san itself will depend on the military and tactical situation. i repeat, it is already very difficult and i will as of to day nursery ordinance again this morning about a 3rd put ins decree came on the day that russian and sold officials in the ukrainian city of harrison announced they would move civilians in anticipation of an imminent ukrainian attack and we can now speak to investigative journalist and writer catherine belt, and she works for the washington post, and she is the author of the 2020 bucket b

and i come here to ask mick lynch, how he sees the british media today compared to the days of office cargo? well, back in those days we had the freshmen in the newspaper media and we had a couple of channels, bbc and i tv. but what we've got now is a flourishing of outlet says lots of different digital channels, but also the social media channel. and it allows trade unionism to have more of a say whether it gets across hello is another why? because the written media is still a very important aspect in this country. and you now have a lot more public support your course. but you did at the time of the last, right. you secretly want to thank those tv presents as well as b to turn i think what happened to those journalists? they weren't with it because that they regurgitate the press releases that i get and, and it's all real lines is changed. actually, in the last few weeks, some of those mainstream journalists, i showed a bit more respect, frankly, and have been a bit more cynical about what they've been told by the government. and so we've seen a bit of a change of attitude, but we s

stabilize prices and control them and also avoid this link that he mentioned between politics and it, mick relations between the different countries. he said the europe is half politicized. it gas resources and economic expectations from russia, and that should be avoided. there should be alternatives to that type of that behavior. iraq's parliament has finally elected a new president, the appointment of 78 year old kurdish politician abdullatif. rashid ends, months of political deadlock and heightened instability. just before he was elected rockets landed in bagdad green zone. zan was robbie reports on the rocky capital. as iraqi politicians met to choose a new president and prime minister multiple rockets landed in central book dog, several near government buildings including parliament. one striking the roof of a mosque just outside the green. so a session of parliament without some kind of violence, iraq, you say, might seem incomplete. well, what i d o got. we saw the rockets hayes were accustomed to it. it happened is over and no people are back to normal life. i've never. 6 such as

michael micks philips rode out. the storm on his fishing boat, one of the few now still see worthy watching the surge come up. those you know, came up within an hour half hour. it was up, you know, released 20 foot. and you know, high winds, you know, lease a 150 miles an hour. it seemed like in his lot of rain ship blowing around in the boats. my la, the hood and without the bell, you don't have anything on his father's boat is grounded tuesday. we're supposed to put our traps in the water and we have no boats and we don't know the crab is going to be good.

this is mick in courtley in ohio. what is your comment or question? mick? yes. good morning, folks, for taking my call. i just tuned in so forgive if i missed the stream of consciousness here. i think one thing there's so much to unpack, but i think we're on the threshold of disaster here much than in october 62. it's not being reported by the mainstream media, of course. a lot of bellicose propaganda against russia, all pro ukraine. and there's a back story. a lot more to it going back to the crimea situation and also our overthrow of democratically elected of ukraine. we've been with the neo cons in the neo libs the same cheerleaders or chicken hawks who got us into iraq and several other middle eastern countries illegally and immorally. they're behind this also. people like victoria nuland, jake sullivan, they're all proteges of the neo cons. caller caller where are you getting your information about, you know, the root causes of the russia conflict? well, some veterans, retired military, cia analysts on youtube and substack, because i don't feel the mainstre

this is mick in courtley in ohio. what is your comment or question? mick? yes. good morning, folks, for taking my call. i just tuned in so forgive if i missed the stream of consciousness here. i think one thing there's so much to unpack, but i think we're on the threshold of disaster here much than in october 62. it's not being reported by the mainstream media, of course. a lot of bellicose propaganda against russia, all pro ukraine. and there's a back story. a lot more to it going back to the crimea situation and also our overthrow of democratically elected of ukraine. we've been with the neo cons in the neo libs the same cheerleaders or chicken hawks who got us into iraq and several other middle eastern countries illegally and immorally. they're behind this also. people like victoria nuland, jake sullivan, they're all proteges of the neo cons. caller caller where are you getting your information about, you know, the root causes of the russia conflict? well, some veterans, retired military, cia analysts on youtube and substack, because i don't feel the mainstre

what's the worst that can happe next and you know he gets kicke in the maggots in somebody breaks his mick rabbit that's all i got. that was cute it's late in the show. were all kind of fading we got ticket out of this segment a couple of questions you point that you lost and propounds you have what's wrong with talking about that food and you're abou my weight thank you for the field that this and the shell. a couple of rules at night shaf those who once who ever worked night shift. if he does not have a car and h said that drive-through, you don't open the window. he clearly it says drive-throug walk through. so he is not the guy you want t talk to. i am rhyming while jesus and th second thing is is that businesses need to close at 10:00 o'clock. nothing happens he's a hi stupi nothing good happens nothing healthy happens happens having six whoppers and realize you don't have a car and everyone else does in its support inside fault so you're good at throw stuff adam and stare at the camera of the good news is you don't have the word about payin male i guess it's fine that's just where we

the rmt�*s general secretary mick lynch accused network rail of "dishonesty" in negotiations.from the sport as part of a zero tolerance approach on abuse. it comes after a report earlier this year found issues of physical and emotional abuse against athlethes. british gymnastics says gymnasts welfare would be prioritised over winning medals. 0ur sports correspondent laura scott reports. four months on from a damning review that found systemic abuse within british gymnastics, today comes a promise of widespread reform from the woman in charge, with success measured more on memories than medals and membership figures. this is about acting on that abuse, making sure that there is no physical, mental or emotional abuse. if it's not fun and enjoyable and you are not having a positive experience, then raise questions. everybody within gymnastics has to take that responsibility to really see the reforms that we are committed to and i am committed to. british gymnastics has nearly doubled the size of it safeguarding team, hoping to get a grip on the backlog of hundreds of cases that a

of color, especially blacks and hispanics were less likely to receive paxlovid during the pan dem mick. it found black patients were more than 1/3 less likely than white patients to be treated with paxlovid. hispanics were 30% less likely than nonhispanics. same for asian-americans and american indians. throughout the pandemic people of color have been two times likely to be hospitalized from covid-19. >>> a new surge in pediatric respiratory viruses has icu beds packed across the country. some things may get worse before they get better. >> reporter: children's hospitals across america right now are overwhelmed. in fact, more than 75% of pediatric hospital beds are in use right now nationwide and we're seeing a very similar scene here in atlanta. the wait time at the emergency room at children's health care of atlanta which has three locations, the location just north of the city of atlanta, the wait time is more than 3 hours and it has been that case for the last several weeks. so what officials have done, they've erected an overflow tent here at this location to deal with the surge

jude medical or mick -- mccormick is basically saying, how will this go moving forward? emily: she said come back to us with a proposal. thank you. we will talk to you later in the show. it started with a bloomberg scoop, obtaining a letter from elon musk's team stating that he wants to buy twitter for the original price. let's go right to kurt wagner who helped break the story as well as president and ceo ross gerber who owns tesla but sold his stake in twitter over the course of this. what is the very latest that we know? >> you and ed were hitting on it. elon musk is saying, let's get back to this original deal that we had in april. twitter has said we want to close this at 54.20 per share which is what they have been saying all along. both sides are at the exact same spot, the agreement in april. now that there is a little bit of reservation or hesitation goes to show how much distrust has come up between these two sides over this process. the fact that both of them are saying they want the same thing on the same day and people are still waiting to say let's wait unt