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agency for products, find refugees, flies people have been killed. us presidential candidates called mila harris. and donald trump held major raleigh's with just 9 days to go until the election. trump spoke to support. is it new york city? is madison square garden, where com, la harris has been seeking to walt rather has been speaking to supports, has in philadelphia. philly, we've got 9 days, 9 day, 9 days left, and one of the most consequential elections of our lifetime. and we know this is going to be a tight race until the very end. so we have a lot of work ahead of us. but we like hard work hard working and make no mistake. we will win this election is a choice between whether we will have 4 more years of gross incompetence and failure. or whether we will begin to for greatest use in the history of our country . we will achieve success that no one can imagine. we will have the strongest economy, the most secure borders, the safest cities, the most powerful military, the best re deals and we will dominate the frontiers of science betters in business, technology, and space. the results

a more reaction because we've had bought from the us, the democratic presidential candidate called mila harris. probably. it is indeed will come out of harris. so it was in the situation room for parts of the morning with the president at being brief by the national security team. she then had to leave for new york, where she'll be taking part in a debate with the republican vice presidential candidates and that well, so really the, she'll be supporting the democratic vice presidential candidate in this debate this evening. have a cumberland harris very clearly on the same page as a risk. the administration. there is a possibility that she could be the next president, should she to be donald trump? but her message chose to spoken comments, but very much on the same page as what we've heard from others in the biden administration at basically painting at iran as the aggressor. and saying once again that to mantra from the us government at offering total support for as well. iran is a destabilizing dangerous force in the middle east. and today's attack on israel only further demonstrate t

departments as also looking into those staffers from the british labor party, who are a campaign and for hi mila harris right now in the west and questions were made over. who sponsoring that, cheerleading squad, and how legal that is. but of course, the law mosque is arguably far more powerful than the u. k labeled party. and also a key figure in the type and space industry, which puts them in a very pretty position. one person aware of the conversations. so the government faces a dilemma because it is so dependent on the billionaires technologies space x launch is vital national security satellites into orbit. and is the company now so relies on to transport astronauts to and from the international space station. they don't love it, the person said, referring to the must put in contacts. the person, however, said no alerts have been raised by the administration over possible security breaches by musk muskets set to have top level clear incentives, no doubt the monitored so safe to assume that if there was communication between him and vladimir putin, the bets would know about it and could prob

to rosamond jordan, who's in washington, dc. rosa and you've been watching the latest leg of call. mila harris has come paying. what's the latest the well, the democratic presidential candidate did do something that you would expect any candidate to do. she visited a semi conductor, factoring in the battle ground state of michigan, where she talked with workers there. and she talked about the need to not only develop more high tech jobs, but to develop more jobs that would actually not require a university degree. but what harris's campaign did today, and what the candidate herself did, was really try to make an appeal to latino voters because of racist comments that came out of donald trump's rally in new york city on sunday. one of the speakers insulted the residents of puerto rico, which is a us commonwealth by basically calling their island trash. and so, especially in the battleground state of pennsylvania, where puerto ricans are said to be about half of the 6 percent of latino voters who could help make the difference between the state going to harris or to trump. the campaign an

departments is also looking into those staffers from the british labor party or campaign and for hi. mila harris right now in the west, in questions remain over. who sponsoring that, cheerleading squad, and how legal that is. but of course, the law mosque is arguably far more powerful than the u. k labeled party and also a key figure and the type in space industry, which puts them in a very tricky position. one person, aware of the conversations, said the government faces a dilemma because it is so dependent on the billionaires technologies space x launch is vital national security satellites into orbits, and is the company nestle relies on to transport astronaut to and from the international space station. they don't love it, the person said, referring to the must put in contacts. the person however, said no alerts have been raised by the administration over possible security breaches by musk musk a set to have top level clear incentives, no doubt, be monitored so safe to assume that if there was communication between him and vladimir putin, the fence would know about it and could probab

people killed across the country and on the campaign trail in the us called mila harris appeals to voters in philadelphia. well, donald trump takes the stage in new york madison square garden, the hello and welcome. while we begin in goldsboro, where is ray, the strong sif killed 53 people across the strip since dawn on sunday. at least $47.00 of them were killed in the notes as this roll tightened to siege with bombings on residential areas, and also mass arrest michael, apple's thoughts with this report. the schools once safe places of learning and refuge, or a constant targets of use, riley bombing, you know, shots, the refugee camp. several people were killed including the young girl. the roof collapsing in on the customer school has been targeted by his reading clements and a large number of interest keeping up things from school to allow the hospital just to serve related to the main try at the school with sheltering people from giovanni, a refugee company and western areas of calls assisting you. my name is rose miller tree says in a statement it's bombing what it calls terrorist i

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for the switch on flux, a flourishing economy, and a green transition from mila, and felt the 2 things complement one another. that's the idea behind green, gross. for almost 200 years, it's been true when a country's economy grows, so does environmental pollution. but what's green for us? this no longer applies. in fact, emissions, chip ball continued growth. but in the green zone, by way of new technologies, clean energy and market based ideas. a booming economy was decreasing c o 2 emissions a goal, not just with an industry, but also across the whole of the you. with the green deal, the european union aims to be the world's 1st climate neutral continents. by 2050 the auto focus groups. special metal parts for the automotive and aviation industry are manufactured here. for example, car wheel rims, an energy intensive industry that faces major challenges. this site alone consumes as much energy as a town of 40000 inhabitants. nevertheless, the, because a company we're committed to the 1.5 degree target one time when we set our goals accordingly and throwing up a 20 year road, many 10

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jennie from the snapdragon outdoor stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, we'll be joined by milairst guest tonight is a very bright and funny man who did seven years behind the desk at "the daily show." he is also a bestselling author with a new book for kids titled "into the uncut grass." please welcome trevor noah. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ welcome. you look well. how are you? >> i could not be better. first of all, can i just say thank you. jimmy waited for me outside on the sidewalk. [ laughter ] welcomed me in. >> jimmy: i was hoping you'd flip me a shiny nickel on my way in. >> that was special, jimmy. that was great. >> jimmy: i do it for all the guests. yeah. isn't that strange? have you ever -- did you go talk to the guests before they would come into "the daily show"? >> yeah, yeah. but not in the street. nobody -- [ laughter ] i do think that would be a fun thing to do, though, is just wait out in the street. just imagine what it would be like, right? you coming to jimmy kimmel. and then like in the street you see a man who looks like jimmy kimmel like waving at you in

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. >>> next up, mila kunis. ah, the costume doesn't exist. i took the photo of the guy in the olympic games, put it on my computer, i was like, can i do this. i have to get a jacket with the gold buttons. i started looking it all up. it was exhausting. >> moms are working hard to build the costume. if you tune in for the olympics, which i'm sure you did, you'll remember this masked torch bearer, winding through paris at the opening ceremony. and snoop, you carried the torch yourself. he could dress up as you. >> that would be more simple. get a cool little white t-shirt with white sweatpants and give him something to hold on to and he would have been dipped and whipped. >> dipped and whipped! >> little dog. >> baby dogg. >> all right. finally, we are throwing things way back nor one. do you remember this popular toy? >> the viewmaster! >> you know how they make it so real? viewmaster 3-d artists draw lots of pictures. one in the back, one in the middle, one in the front. when you see them altogether in 3-d, the

. >> okay, ladies and gentlemen, let's bring in mila richardson, chief economist at adp. >> how long here. >> you probably know this already, your plus-minus absolute difference over the last 29 month months is payroll numbers. first question, how do you treat strikers? >> so, as long as a worker -- by the way, good morning, i'm thrilled to be here in person. as long as the person, is on payroll, we count them. whether they got paid or not, they're still counted. >> how does the government count strikers? >> they count the number of people who received a paycheck, if you work an hour or 40 hours, it makes no difference. >> so if a striker did not receive a paycheck, they might not be counted in the government? >> that's right. >> and you do it because they're still on the payroll, still an employee. >> still an employee. >> that could be the difference, plus or minus 30,000. how about the hurricane, what did you see in terms of the hurricane? >> so, we saw a quick effect in terms of the number of people who got paid. it's data. what we report are people on active payroll. but we stil

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