here he is in 2015's "mission impossible rogue nation", hanging off the side of a cargo plane duringing the boundaries fellow action star matt damon who is no stranger to stunts in the jason bourne movies recalls asking how he got clearance. >> the safety guy says you can't do that. he says that's too dangerous and i'm hike, uh huh, uh huh and i g so, so i get another safety guy >> reporter: during one filming, he broeke his ankle and got up and finished the take. >> i knew instantly it was broken ran past camera, got the shot. it's in the movie. >> reporter: on this day, tauchl cruise sticking his landing, a nice stunt and surprise, waving to fans and boarding the helicopter once more, now a legend born here in buttermire >> this guy is unstoppable >> has he ever heard of a green screen >> doesn't need one. to who do you think you are? canceling plans, commanding a room, being your own biggest fan. who said you could do that? say no to settling, no to compromising. yes to getting all of the above. who? no, really. tell us. who do you think you are? oh, you're you. and tj maxx is whe

ladies, powell may be facing "mission: impossible" but this segment was mission accomplished.at, great stuff. i appreciate it. thank you all very much, nancy, danielle, lynn. folks you at home you know i love hearing from you, a comment on the show, questions about me or one of the guests always tweet me @cvpayne. one viewer bob from orlando said great job of detailing costs to the latest handout to folks least able to afford it and those that chose another path to benefit those that need it least. it is discrimination. it is disgusting. you fight for the little guy. hashtag respect. thanks, bob. coming up a top obama economist says biden's student debt handout is like pouring trillion dollars worth of gasoline on a raging fire. the calculations next with jim bianco. ♪ (vo) the fully electric audi e-tron family is here. with models that fit any lifestyle. and innovative ways to make your e-tron your own. through elegant design and progressive technology. all the exhilaration, none of the compromise. the audi e-tron family. progress that moves you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ first pso

if you like tom cruise fills we have mission impossible 7 and mission impossible 8, we are excited aboutu look at younger kids we have another movie, transformers movie coming next year. we have a take on the dungeons and dragons franchise, incredible product coming. jack: there has been incredible inflation, still a good deal, the rights that you hold for good return on investment? >> we are in the sports business, one of the preeminent brands with marquee properties like the nfl and the ncaa and pga, up important component of our business, traditional television and streaming as well. we like that position. there has been inflation in sports rights for sure but the business makes sense for us. on a stand alone basis and in combination, what you have is what we call cohorts. people watch the nfl but also survivor or something like that. that combined usage is important. jack: do i have to play dungeons and dragons to appreciate it? >> you can just jump in. jack: i will drop the 12 bucks and figure out for myself. power giant ge spinning off into 3 separate companies, how this could unlo

it looked as though england were facing another mission impossible to stay in the hunt at lord's.eir first breakthrough had an element of luck to it. james anderson removing dean elgar. england improved after lunch — a wicket each for matthew potts and jack leach, and captain stokes picked up three — this was the big one — removing saral ervee for 73, and later, rassie van der dussen and keshav maharaj. the damage somewhat limited, south africa finishing the day 289—7, a lead of 124. in the men's hundred, the manchester originals beat the southern brave by 68 runs. the originals posted a score of 188—3 in their innings, jos buttler leading the way with a thunderous 68 off 42 balls. sean abbott followed up with an incredible bowl for the wicket of james events, as the defending champions crumbled to 120 all out, and their fourth defeat in five games. earlier in the women's fixture, southern brave's women made it three wins from three. smriti mandhana top—scored with 43, as the brave set the manchester originals 137 to win. the originals fell ten runs short in their chase, finishing

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the reason that i have my private otherwise its mission impossible even to contact word. second, it's up to on to and you know, source the medium news, but then there was put the system for labs, health system labs. i mean, there is hundreds of medical patients should because every day now it's almost there because of that issue and doesn't work at the time being even trans sharing look record. it's mostly the kids are allowed so many will die because of the transfer to receive digital, but they can get it by stating, et cetera. not allow that to be taking garza and the little suffering. good news on this sick or immensely huge. all right, well i think we're going to have to leave the discussion at the same ca, gas very much for that contributions. raji surani nor the and the only been been awesome. thank you to for watching. you can see the show again, any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com, and for the discussion head over 12 facebook page, that's facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. can also join the conversation on twitter handle very that a j

many people have voice concerns about ways to media posting such pictures from ukraine. mission impossible. find a picture from ukraine without a nazi symbol, a f b. why are you casually displaying not to symbol some the coffins of the cranium. troops without comment? seems you guys are blind? the picture quoted. and the article clearly has a nazi as a symbol over the coffin. very shocking and world war 2. you fought denazi's, and in 2022. you support them. it's been a growing defense of ukraine is near nazi groups from wasting media outlets. since the beginning of the conflict and ukraine, and that's the spice, earlier reports by the o. s. c and the united nations regarding atrocities committed by these units. radio host and political commentator, steve jill says wisdom media is obsessed with taking sides in the ukraine conflict . i think the western media has been all in and paging the ukranian side of this conflict as being the good guys and, and russia being evil in the process while ignoring the videos and the pictures of, of not just the regiment with the coffin, but also just pure s

many people have voice concerns about western media. posting such pictures from ukraine. mission impossible find a picture from ukraine without a nazi symbol. if b, y, are you casually displaying not to assemble some the coffins of dirt ukrainian troops without comment? seems you guys are blind? the picture quoted in the article clearly has a nazi as of symbol over the coffin. very shocking and world war 2. you fought denazi's, and in 2022, you support them. it's been a growing defense of ukraine's near not include from western media outlets since the beginning of the conflict in ukraine. and that's despite early reports by the c, e and the you in about the atrocities committed by these units. well, it's called live now to steve jill and radio host and political commentator. thanks so much for joining us. the white washing of ukraine's near nazi groups appears to be on the wives in western media. why do you think they putting a blind eye to these actions? i think the western media has been all in painting the ukranian side of this conflict as being the good guys and, and russia being evil i

otherwise its mission impossible even to contact outside word. second. it's not going to, i mean, you know, for the mediums and students, but then there was a system lapsed and their health system labs. i mean there is hundreds of medical patients with me every day. now it's almost 0 degree because operation, it doesn't work at the time being even considering what we call life a lot so many will die because of the transfer to receive that nobody can get a bite stating that it be it's not allowed that need to be taken garza and they've been suffering good on the 6th or in you. all right, well i think we're going to have to leave the discussion at that. thank august very much for that contributions. raji surani nora and only been asked him thank you to for what jane can see the show again, any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com for the discussion head over to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. can also join the conversation on twitter handle that was on a j inside story. from me, sammy's a dial, and the w

ringback or otherwise it's mission impossible even to contact outside word. second, it's up to order. i mean, you know, source the mediums and if you didn't. but then there was a system labs and system labs. i mean there is hundreds of medical operations with every day. now it's almost 0 to because operation, it doesn't work at the time being even transferring what we call it a lot. so many will die. and because of the transfer received it by stating that if your therapy, it's up front not allowed to be taking garza and they've been suffering good on the sick or in men's. you all right, well i think we're going to have to leave the discussion at that. thank august very much for that contributions. raji surani nora and the only been asked him thank you to for watching. can see the show again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com for the discussion head over to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside story. also join the conversation on twitter handle that was a j inside story. for me, sammy's a dial and the whole. now

from rough nato secretary general young salzburg said in brussels that they are peacekeeping mission impossible. k 4 is ready to intervene if stability between serbia and kosovo is at 3 for them. are kept stock sweets, president of serbia, alexander will beach and kosovo prime minister all be in court on a recent vengeance between 2 western balkan neighbors and the day before their upcoming talks in your facility. the dialogue. so be our president said that he and possible prime minister disagree on almost everything, but about the fees and stability were crucially important. lay the specials were 3 years later in july, i had a customer intention to implement a law making all surfaces equal the serbs to use cost of our car plates. also, people from serbia answering possible will have to have reached do not. you should exit entry documents, reachable to be used as an idea during their stay. this move through good local service could put up our old blocks and sounded air raid sirens fully faded. the several gunshots have been reported. gossip was thorn implementations of the low for one month and

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every time i go over to somebody's house and i need to throw something away it's like "mission impossible the sink. and they're like, "sorry, it's hidden in a drawer that looks like the wall." why? why? if it takes me longer than seven seconds to find your trash can, i'm throwing this shit on the couch. post it? ( applause ) all right, thank you so much. those are all the posts i have for today. remember, if i get canceled, you're all going down with me. student. when we come back, idris elba will be joining me on the show. will be joining me on the show. you don't want to be clear, we have never been accused of being flashy, sexy or lit. may i? we're definitely not lit. i mean seriously, we named ourselves booking.com which is kind of lit if we are talking... literal... ha ha. it's why we're planet earth's number one site for booking accommodation. we love booking stuff! and we're just here to help you make the best of your vacation. ow... hi... booking.com booking.yeah ♪♪ recently, we got a letter from someone who loves reese's. a real letter... like, on paper! thanks arty from “tonawan

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lauren: yeah, seems like mission impossible right now. chris campbell and chris robinson, thank you for the time anding this discussion. the dow is down almost 900 points. we've seen this before and been through this before, but it doesn't feel good while you're in the middle of it. now the biden administration is doubling down on the power of the sun. the ceo of solar panel company uge international is here exclusively to tell us about the rollout of millions of inflation act reduction dollars may mean sunny skies for solar panel adoption. first another check of the damage on wall street. it's been a down week, it's been a down week and got a lot worse. the dow down 2.6% and the nasdaq is down well over 3% on this summer friday, the day jay powell becomes the hawk of all hawks. the "claman countdown" coming right back. ♪ lauren: the biden administration announcing a $425 million program to expand state clean energy initiatives including installing renewable energy systems and clean energy infrastructure like wind, solar, and ev charging.

transmission is messing up, mission impossible, who's in charge of my success? you, i can’t remember your success. naturally. you have senile scoliosis. human x-ray invention of the 21st century the keys of the leg the whole arsenal then i do not like. and vidal aga will open easily to be able to be the fourth dan in hara-kiri, grandfather left one secret technique as a legacy, he says, a technique. welcome, open up. your grandfather left igor the invention of the 21st century keys as a legacy. a flash drive like this, what would you do without me at all. oh lord no, this is not what a killer can wash, not like a madman. it turns out that everything you said before is this. gray male, no, these are false conclusions. this is just a fake video they just trap us on a mobile phone. uh-huh and then the videos were distributed to closed groups among the students at the school. i wonder who filmed this video, lyoshenka. i have a question, this pseudo-lawyer of ours has already come to his senses. i think so. we need to talk to this lawyer. igor finish reading my mind

dude had the knock list from mission impossible sitting in his basement. we know about these because it was the probable cause for them to go search for more stuff that he would not turn over. the knock list is what he was willing, after two years, to give back. we had to trade him to get the stuff he was not willing to give back. how is this man free? that is the top level question. in terms of their legal defenses, jason, people need to stop be clowning themselves by defending the president. he has no legal defenses. this argument that he declassified the documents, that is stupid for many reasons. specifically, on the law. what we saw from the affidavit is that they are not even going after him for mishandling classified docks. they are going after him for the legally appropriating national defence information. that is a separate section of the espionage act. they can prosecute him up to ten years in jail. simply for having national defence information that he was not supposed to have. they are already found in these 15 boxes. who knows what they found

this is mission impossible for jay powell and the fed; right. 50, 75, it doesn't matter. they're having critics either way. >> he does. you know, i think tom hit it on the head. i think he's a dove hawk or a hawk dove. i mean, can you mix the two? it's like a new character. new superhero or something. lauren: hold on, phil. this is the man who said inflation was transient a year ago this month. come on. a superhero. >> i know. he just changes his uniform. remember then they change the definition of trans-yet. transient. if it doesn't work out, just change the wordage. no, listen, i think the markets done the heavy lifting for him. the damage has been done; right. the market has been fearful, maybe too fearful of the fed being way aggressive. you know, we're hearing points and points and a half a few months ago. and i think if you look at what -- the yield curve, the work's done so i don't see any advantage for mr. powell to come off, you know, too hawkish and real tough on inflation at this point. besides, we have had a drop in energy prices and still have an inflation pr

it looked as though england were facing another mission impossible to stay in the hunt at lord's.—7, a lead of 124. in the men's hundred, the manchester originals beat the southern brave by 68 runs. the originals posted a score of 188—3 in their innings, jos buttler leading the way with a thunderous 68 off 42 balls. sean abbott followed up with an incredible bowl for the wicket of james vince, as the defending champions crumbled to 120 all out, and their fourth defeat in five games. earlier in the women's fixture, southern brave's women made it three wins from three. smriti mandhana top—scored with 43, as the brave set the manchester originals 137 to win. the originals fell ten runs short in their chase, finishing on 127—8. there were wins for both manchester city and rangers in the qualifying rounds of the women's champions league. but glasgow city are out — they were beaten 3—1 by italian side roma at petershill park, paloma lazzaro scoring the final goal that sends eileen gleeson's side out of the tournament. in the europa league, hearts have it all to do in their play—off ahea

it looks like something out of mission impossible. very sophisticated malware.rders of magnitude more sophisticated than most malware you see. what we are seeing is short of war, a lot more activity in the gray zone. a lot more activity that is covert, done through cyberspace. to try to impede iran's quest for the bomb, which would obviously be destabilizing for the region and israel, but the world. a lot more collaboration in cyberspace to stop iran from getting the bomb. susan: your description of north korea, one thing that caught my attention is they have been aggressive in cryptocurrency, to help finance their nuclear ambitions. people thinking about investing in cryptocurrency would be interested in your description. amy: north korea loves to steal things. north korea does not have much of an economy at all, it's one of the poorest countries on earth. it is why so many folks are concerned about north korea's willingness to sell its nuclear technology know-how and capabilities. it should not come as a surprise that north korea is interested , active and suc

and there -- if their mission sounds impossible to you it was.em to survive. sam wilson who fought in vermont and later helped the army start delta force put it, we were expendable. a plan existed on paper to get us into burma, but no plan existed to get us out. but wilson and his comrades did with american soldiers to. they adapted, and geared, and never ever quite. why? did they fight for fame? for glory? or even for the honor we bestow on them today? no. they fought to protect their home and preserve our way of life. our nation is fortunate to have men like merrill's marauders heroes who are willing to accept any risk when america is threatened. they embody what is really -- what it really means to be an american. as we honor these men and remember their great deeds today, let's or remember that freedom we enjoy's special, and that is why we must defend it. thank you. motley>> the call went out for volunteers. the mission would be deep behind enemy lines. those who answered where a motley crew. they were told as many as 90% might not make it b

brussels, nato secretary general young salzburg said in brussels that they are peacekeeping mission impossible. k for, he's ready to intervene. if stability between serbia and costello is a 3 for them are kept talks to be president of serbia, alexander, voltage and kosovo. prime minister, i'll be in court on a recent vengeance between 2 western balkan neighbors and the day before their upcoming talks in your facility. the dialogue, so be our president said that he and possible prime minister disagree on almost everything, but did that fees and stability were crucially important? lay the specials were 3 years later in july, i had a customer intention to implement a law making all surfaces equal the serbs to use cost of our car plates. also, people from serbia answering possible would have to have reached the not you should exit entry documents reachable to be used as an idea during their stay. this move to good local service could put up our old blocks and sounded air raid sirens, fully fated. the several gunshots have been reported, console for thorn implementations of the low for one month an

it looked as though england were facing another mission impossible to stay in the hunt at lord's. — and their first breakthrough had an element of luck to it. james anderson removing dean elgar. england improved after lunch — a wicket each for matthew potts and jack leach and captain stokes picked up three — this was the big one — removing saral ervee for 73. and later rassie van der dussen and keshav maharaj. the damage somewhat limited, south africa finishing the day 289 for seven. a lead of 124. in the hundred, southern brave's women have made it 3 wins from three. india's smriti mandhana top scored with 43, as the brave set the manchester 0riginals 137 to win. the 0riginals fell 10 runs short in their chase — finishing on 127—8. it's been an historic day in the gymnastics in munich — joe fraser has become the first british man to win an all around title at the european championships. he's had to overcome ankle and appendix problems this year, and couldn't compete in the all—around in the commonwealth games in his home town of birmingham after fracturing his foot just two weeks

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he made nine "mission: impossible"s." "top gun" killed it.rd but doingable. neil: making money hand over are these friends to begin with? >> this is interesting. chris rock took a shot at jada in a previous hosting gig at the oscars. neil: his wife. >> jada picket smith. talked about how she would boycott the oscars. he made a joke. will, jada pinkett-smith. boycotting oscars, that is me boy coting rihanna's panties. that was a joke. you were not invited the first place. there was bad blood previously. they had a friendship. that started ball rolling. it ain't a thing. neil: but you are a thing, "fox across america." host extraordinaire. even dressing really -- sign of success. >> stop it. neil: we'll somewhere more after this. .. moving forward with node- positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but i never just found my way; i made it. and did all i could to prevent recurrence. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence of hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive, early breast cancer with a high chance of returning,... as determined by your do

people might not recognize his name but know his work, "mission: impossible," the screenwriter behindrried to somebody who used to work for "good morning america" so he's got to be, you know -- >> a good guy. >> that puts him in the good column. but we were really interested in that he's written a novel which is one of those sort of apocalyptic, the world may come to an end because of this plot but the difference in discipline in writing a novel and writing a screenplay really interested me. as he said in a screenplay, you're worried about what a character says and does and in a novel you worry about what a character thinks and feels. it's a very different kind of writing that they have to do. he does both of them very well but i was really interested in talking to him about how the different disciplines come into play. >> yeah. >> us too. so good to see you guys. >> yeah. >> unbelievable. >> we're having fun. >> yes, it's going to be a very good day now that you are here. >> aww. >> i mean it. >> ooh. >> you guys, everybody, check out the latest episode of "the book case with charlie

we have marvel, three dc movies, chris know land, tom cruise is coming back again with "m "mission: impossiblekaging is a problem. if i can't get licorice and popcorn, i might as well stay home. >> the good news is we don't share popcorn. we have a license in the studio. we make 18 cents on the dollar i hate the popcorn shortage, but it doesn't really affect imax. >> you know about it, but are we dealing with it? usually high prices breed high pro-- we're going to get it under control, aren't we >> i think so it's right behind inflation in terms of national priorities. >> all right, rich thanks. >> thanks as well. >> all right take care. >> nice to see you, rich. >>> coming up, your scorecard for earnings season so far we'll bring you the scorecard right after the break. eater, we'll talk about the week ahd in markets with wharton school's jeremy siegel just you and your people. ♪ ♪ august, and we're going to tell you what investors are watching. major averages coming off their best month in at least a year and a half. >>> and house speaker nancy pelosi arriving in asia. the big question, will

period of slow growth and possible rising joblessness, making this so- called soft landing mission impossiblehley? ashley: yes, indeed. all sorts of dire forecasts. all right, lauren, thank you very much. president biden is facing some backlash from the media over comparing former president trump 's politics to semi-fascism watch this. >> when i spoke, this wasn't a teleprompter speech. this is what he's been thinking, they said he said it outloud, this was done not on camera but it fires up democrats, it juices up the base because they want to see him be more aggressive on that but it also does, you know, become problematic because this is a guy who said he wanted to be unified. ashley: yeah, well, mercedes schlapp is here. mercedes, great to see you. comments like this from the president, look, they alienate what, about half of the country, and i thought joe biden was supposed to be the great unifier. what say you? >> right. well, i've gotta tell you, this is biden's deplorable moment. i think that the democrats, not only just biden, but charlie cri ss whose running for governor in florida,

military were given a nearly impossible mission.ree and clear and high enough and knew out of the threat envelope. once the last aircraft hit that point i made a radio call that call was mass safe. i reported over the radio mass safe and that was officially the end. that was it. >> bill: the war was over. >> the war was over. >> dana: so well done. congratulations to the team that put that together. the young woman that flew the plane she is an american sweetheart. incredible story. >> bill: she is a tiny gal. >> dana: a big heart. >> bill: huge heart and so much to say. you could tell how measured she was in her answers because she really wanted to communicate to all of us what they were going through and what they reflect on a year later. listen, they were given a nearly impossible mission and they made it happen in the end. they pulled it off. >> dana: so now they are back and in charleston, south carolina. >> bill: at the air base there. they all live there as well. they might have news coming up soon but i won't spill the beans

mission. it is absolutely impossible to do this in the face of ongoing shelling.re, in the first place. uh, western countries should strongly recommend that kiev stop this outrage. well, the kievan country should cooperate with the rich in the preparation of this visit. here's what about such dangerous sabotage on the ukrainian side, how the shelling of nuclear power plants on our air was stated by deputy chairman of the federation council konstantin kosachev it is quite convenient for ukraine to present itself as a victim of russian aggression in quotation marks and a country that, like the air, needs western help. by the way, the same policy is pursued by other former soviet republics and the baltic states, and the same georgia and moldova not only provokes someone in ukraine, but provokes additional problems in their own development. actually, well, by and large, for ukraine, any catastrophe on the territory that it does not control is good for the ukrainians as well. er, no matter what happens. how many people will suffer or die in this case, and ukrainians qu

mission. it is absolutely impossible to do this in the face of ongoing shelling.uh, western countries should strongly recommend that kiev stop this outrage. well, the kievan country should cooperate with the rich in the preparation of this visit. here's what i can say, this is the un secretary general, the head of diplomacy is now in favor of the introduction of demilitarization, and nuclear power plants at the same time, why they do not support the regime silence and is it possible that demilitarization, that is, the absence of any protection in the conditions of warfare , will help ensure the security of this strategically important facility. well, in order to evaluate, you need to understand what the general secretary actually proposes, and they are already behind the barrel on this topic, in my opinion, clearly. they didn't speak out. it's more of a slogan. if there is any specifics, then i believe that in moscow no, together with the ministry of defense, they will evaluate and express their attitude. uh, but i would like more once emphasized, there is no need

authorities say until they are able to bring the water level down, it will be impossible to carry out the rescue missionssion to potentially retrieve the bodies of the miners. after 19 days with no communication, no drinking, no food and no guarantee there is any breathable air left inside the mine, hopes have faded of finding these 10 miners alive. >> emergency crews in iraq recovered two bodies from a partially collapsed shrine. the building caved in on saturday, killing at least seven people. three children have been rescued and taken to the hospital. the president praised the rescuers as heroes and expressed condolences to the families of the victims. our reporter has in following developments from baghdad. >> the families of the victims, some of them have been blaming authorities for not doing enough to guarantee the safety of the visitors. this is a landslide that happened in the shrine near this city. despite warnings of possible collapse. weather conditions, and namely humidity, caused the land to slide. it fell on the rooftop of the shrine while visitors were trapped inside around the shrine. t

most the main thing is to ensure the absolute safety of the international mission, it is absolutely impossiblein the conditions of ongoing shelling. therefore, first of all, western countries should strongly recommend that kiev stop this disgrace. well, the kiev country should cooperate with the rich in preparing this visit, as dmitry polyansky, deputy permanent representative of russia to the un, said a few minutes ago, the technical details of the trip of the iaea experts to the zaporizhia npp are being worked out with moscow and, with kiev, also here, according to his statement from russian side. there are no obstacles to visit with iaea inspectors, the obstacle comes from the ukrainian side. but here is what deputy chairman of the federation council konstantin kosachev said on our air in relation to such dangerous sabotage as the shelling of the nuclear power plant. it is quite convenient for ukraine to present itself as a victim of russian aggression in quotation marks and a country that, like the air, needs uh, western help. by the way, the same policy is pursued by other former soviet r