she's got an absolutely killer film streaming on netflix opposite they have a spade called the wrong missy will dive into that title it's an interesting story though but i'm telling you i laughed like 15 times in this movie or lapis next on dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one we're joined today. well i feel i feel full throated on the interview as i just watched it and she made me laugh uproariously lauren lapin to the film is the wrong missy which is currently streaming on netflix the spade you also know are for real on the hit netflix show orange is the new black and the h.b.o. series crashing but this is what i just saw her and had she a she killed me you know when when my wife and i would watch mike myers or anybody who truly could make us laugh or ben stiller owen wilson when they're in their lender together i said what makes you have the most money and she said when somebody just doesn't care how far out they're going to push it and it's as we're watching the raw grizz it was the same or very i just thought this girl is going to push this as far as a c

looking always looking for a new woman basically and he is right he needs 2 women who are both named missy one is a beautiful supermodel played by molly sands and she's a perfect match for ham and the other one is me and i'm like an insane woman who says and does all the wrong things and he wants me to go away forever and he acts 9 text me to go on his corporate tree to be you know date for the weekend and i just show up and ruin everything. you know an old row romantic comedies like on t.c.m. and that the premise was always that they the couple met cute they would always say and that would be you guys met cute actually twice in this movie the initial role in a bar and then act 2 when he gets the texting thing confuse i i thought the director did a great job i really how many times do you get 15 laugh out loud sort of over you know i mean that's what i'm looking for a comedy people talk about dark comedy or black comedy or the magic thoughtful comedy i just want to laugh my ass off but that's what this film was making me do thank you i feel like that's something that we don't get enough of

she's got an absolutely killer film streaming on netflix opposite they have a spade called the wrong missy will dive into that title it's an interesting story though but i'm telling you i laughed like 15 types in this movie or lapis next on dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one we're joined today. well i feel i feel full throated on the interview as i just watched it and she made me laugh uproariously lauren lapin to the film is the wrong missy which is currently streaming on netflix a spade you also know are for real on the hit netflix show orange is the new black and the h.b.o. series crashing but this is what i just saw her and had she if she killed me you know one when my wife and i would watch mike myers or anybody who truly could make us laugh or ben stiller owen wilson when they're in their lender together i said what makes you laugh the most i mean she's there when somebody just doesn't care how far out they're going to push it and it's as we're watching the raw grizz it was the same or very i just thought this girl is going to push this as far as a ca

she's got an absolutely killer film streaming on netflix opposite they have a spade called the wrong missy will dive into that title it's an interesting story though but i'm telling you i laughed like 15 times in this movie or lapis next on dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one we're joined today. well i. feel full throated on the interview as i just watched it and she made me laugh uproariously lauren lapin to the film is the wrong missy which is currently streaming on netflix the spade you also know are for real on the hit netflix show orange is the new black and the h.b.o. series crashing but this is what i just saw her and she killed me you know when when my wife and i would watch mike myers or anybody who truly could make us laugh or balanced.

she's got an absolutely killer film streaming on netflix opposite they have a spade called the wrong missy will dive into that title it's an interesting story though but i'm telling you i laughed like 15 times in this movie or lapis next on dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one we're joined today. well. a full throated on the interview is i just watched it and she made me laugh uproariously lauren lapidus the film is the wrong missy which is currently streaming on netflix a spade you also know.

well, missy, i've had plenty of those.udious mid—905 school kid with dreams of becoming a writer, who discovers that an unbridled enthusiasm for the annie soundtrack isn't what the hip rock press are looking for. have a free t—shirt. good god, it's a child catcher. so, she reinvents herself as bad girl dolly wilde, a top hat—wearing whirlwind who wins awards for writing the kind of scathing reviews that make her feared and famous, but also leave her feeling empty and unfulfilled. like gurinder chadha's blinded by the light, how to build a girl has a rough and ready energy that's hard to resist, sprinkling its streetwise tale with elements of ecstatic musical fantasia. however awful it is on earth, if you high enough, it's always summer. it's a credit to feldstein that the wobbliness of her wolverhampton accent never comes between us and her character. instead, we simply get on board with her adventures, as she resolves to rip it up and start again. come on, we're going out. how to build a girl is available on amazon prime.

it happens to just your next door neighbor to your uncle missy firefighters here comma city police officer to your school teacher to your you know it's a it's not a it's not a disease that is specific it could hit anybody. how come opioids invaded and their pain has become a market and the idea of not suffering even likely if they get in drug stores that look like fast food anyone can shop for pain killers physical or psychological a painkiller exists for almost any reason. imagine facing the day with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine living your life with less chronic low back pain. imagine with less pain. amongst the pain killers on prescriptions or the opioids usually prescribed for back aches or headaches 2000000 americans are addicted to these pills for a reason that most ignore their opium based. i'm jason b. minute and i am the chair of psychiatry at oklahoma state university's center for health sciences our oath is essentially 1st do no harm and i think that that's one of the biggest problems is that doctors don't realize that by prescribe opioids. that they could doing mor

see about would you like your since you like mary march the narrow streets you might like the into missy. you like this more that i mean since you don't like to be in a place known by. high rise towers and the wind is sweeping between the towers and it is seeing his colon then buy it because in our. i wasin says and our conceiving space is so that if you have big spaces you pick them up as cold and impersonal if you have small spaces you pete up as who own and go see it and person out when you go on holiday you go to places we have to have small and i mean since when you go to a camping square pants in place they're small and i mean since when you go to a sauna conscious least that's more and i mean since when you go to south in europe you see gaussians is was small and nice i mean should you don't go to the places we are not in space like dubai all seems like that with city not an architecture where every sing is too big and to bite you don't feel confidence have you feel you sometimes it's nice to some seems upbeat and you are more comfortable with the human scale and we cannot leave t

has a new >>a family is shattered as they grapple with the untimely death of 24 year-old le me show missy poll to covid-19 has last thing keep pope's family says she traveled to atlanta to celebrate a friend's birthday when she arrived she got sick when to the hospital and was diagnosed with covid-19 what you do run she will be doing a shape just as within a matter of days of being diagnosed pope's heart stopped beating for 4 minutes and she was pronounced brain dead. after weeks on life support she was moved to hospice and her family could visit. >>it was free to >>the day poll died her mother called her brother on facetime to let him say goodbye her. >>and she was of google >>that would have tied the she was going to go polk is gone, but her family wants people to remember her. >>for the caring generous fun person. she was we're like a family get together to take >>the economy is i turned around and they beg young people to take the virus seriously please not in believe it is is fair is real estate. that is true. >>and that was dominique dylan reporting for us tonight, the family plans

to another letter today to make sure we are making clear to the administration that we don't want a missixpansion. think we are seeing more of that. last week at a white house press conference, they mtioned there are deadly policies and deadly politicians in "democrat run cities." that is troubling and it's dividing much of the united states in an already difficult time. laura: if we turn to coronavirus, you have just been on a call at the wh house about the outbreak in the midwest. how concerned are top health of -- top health officials in the white house? guest: ihink we are very ncerned. i think we saw in this country that we probably reondned too soonhat happened ash that had an effect in the american south and southwest. texas, arizona, now arises in california. ae white house reached out to group of mayors in the midwest because they a concerned that the next area of spread. so you are seeing down, eliminating indooring the dialng, increasing so distancing, and something that should not be nearly as put a goal as it is, requiring masks be worn at all time in public, not just in narr

see hockey missy cresco jenny. they don't because okay it that'll kick off. the second half of this domestic tourism will not compensate for the lack of foreign visitors according to the paris tourist. activity is expected to be done sixty percent. french people rediscovering that capital during issa. pandemic paired names andre how reports of that. that's it for this bill but said to s stay with the. co two from twenty four. hello and welcome to the friends twenty four interview my guest today is on the on the shiva she's a world famous environmental activist from india she's a lower rates of the alternative. noble prize in nineteen ninety three she's author of numerous spokee the latest is called one s. versus 1% thank you very much. for being on the phone okay. i want to begin early on you were not. supposed to be an activist- you were physicists you wanted to work in nuclear energy. and then- you came across in the early nineteen seventies what is known india. at can we expect. yes some training to be in india's nucleus man. but then. my sister woke me up

so missy you tell is is of course a german national t of how would you like to see the german government respond to the sentence that's been handed by the turkish court. german government has been not low enough for the time it lasts is a wake up call for them to do a razor wire says and then turn up the one you meant to tell to the government of turkey that we just know won't sit there and watch them that detaining join the list and that in the breach any come mention day signed that journalism should be should be legal and still is should be free in their country and that it's the last opportunity maybe for europe and specially for germany due to technical issue an error in every law twice because this is not only about what's going on in turkey and they can see the case of didn't you tell us about german citizens also ok i think it's a mistake. nari paul told it doesn't thank preset it's a. and now to some other stories making news around the world on must barack obama and joe biden are among several high profile twitter accounts hijacked by scam is twitter is investigating the breach

she's got an absolutely killer film streaming on netflix opposite they have a spade called the wrong missy will dive into that title it's an interesting story though but i'm telling you i laughed like 15 times in this movie laura lapis next on dennis miller plus one. a folks welcome to dennis miller plus one we are joined today. well i feel i feel full throated on the interview as i just watched it and she made me laugh uproariously laura lapin is.

missy kiefer kaufman says what are the specific aspects of cyber so that make one so self reflect of them being the sort of inner peace that statement certainly love that question is will pick up where you we're going to go in there maybe you can rip into verse. yeah i was going to say that from a practical perspective to the point that danielle was making about containers it seems like for her it seems like what's happening with western psychotherapy and medicine as it relates to psychedelic experiences specifically is that we're trying to find the right containers so these substances have been used for hundreds thousands of years and it didn't they weren't just use haphazardly in the most random context per se usually they were utilized the rites of passage or initiations or ceremonies context within which there was a container where the experience was happening so i think what's occurring is that we're merging these and shinseki these cases with his ancient amount of practices with the western psychotherapeutic container or trying to figure out well how do we contain this healing

missy cheyne walgreens announced a deal wednesday that will put doctors offices inside their locations in more than 30 u.s. cities now walgreens is partnering with the village m.d. which will steffen operate the clinics to support up to 700 locations last year the 2 companies teamed up to open 5 primary care clinics next to walgreens stores in the houston texas metro area of the pharmacy chain will invest $1000000000.00 in equity in convertible debt in village mt over the next 3 years as part of the agreement walgreens will gain roughly 30 percent ownership in villages now we want to have a discussion about this and to do so we're joined by host of the news with rick sanchez his name is rick sanchez and full disclosure here rick is also the founder of a managed health care company in south florida which is the fastest growing in the united states according to a magazine yeah it's always good to congratulate you on that one i know. just a little bit about that my kids will eat. rick i think the most important question is how important is this what do you make of this move to have over 7

talk about it now because when it comes to international assistance they would say ah that's the job missy corp oh you 2 want to talk about. diplomacy and sign of the basic no outside of this new security and well you've got nothing no part in it it's all up to the mother country and so i come to talk about it not just to get you they want to come into some sort of kept atomic state and creep rants and come home we used to practice the most robust bit of journalism in the whole of asia these things are now saying if you ever get any information and find it don't secretly to any journalist who were not there shit both of you can be in trouble yet it is an answer to that yeah and as i told it is that story that you yourself could be in danger of a talking to loss here with al jazeera what does this all mean for the very future of hong kong its international image and its status as a global financial hub. and doesn't explain the worry because of that the number of gratian applications that sort of stand and foreign investors why would they want to do business in hong kong because they actuall

because you like missy that long a little. the staff member of the press for the markets i don't believe. so i think it could given across a tad luster over the sort of loss. can make into gun value misc. and shoshone remembered. well but as you heard the interview. with circle of. the dog. the sea of market the. issue with them. the level. of their shield. could this be and i thought the dish should be a model. i would really. this is doing a bit about us. not on him with a commission. and a lesson of some ultra. left and i think nuff said mckenna to say. fellas the color. rounded the original. i'm not. sure. no maybe you're not. going. to show the young. things. with the top of the. if they are. given to the most popular. he has shelf weed good because. i had a slightly. cumbersome and can not have a smoke as. this is one summer. initiate left for dead she. in the nursery to me. one of those. little black jokes. so i'm. sure one of the things talk about the other day she said look. a little. in the face with a good quote in

about this case indeed a war of words ranging from technology to coronavirus i should say not to play missy and. you know if this is closing down will wonder what the long term game is because at the end of the eighty's the 2 superpowers they need to talk to each other they trade with each other and they have to move forward quickly agree on a lot of things besides what's going on right now. yeah there's no question that donald trump came into office guns blazing if you will but in terms of his foreign policy towards china he was set to reset the relationship after 40 years of kind of strategic competition because he felt that it was one side is that the united states was no longer benefiting and he wanted to change that in terms of the trade relations we saw this tit for tat trade war tariffs being lobbed * at either side and there was a phase one deal that was put in place but then cope at night can hit obliterated the economy and that's why we've kind of seeing now the united states taking china head on in terms of its relationship for the moment thanks for joining us from the want to sk

is actually just ahead of this line here this is a cold front cold front has dropped him still missy ahead of it it's very warm as a dangerous heat and humidity warning out and even from kansas city across to delaware with temperatures in the high thirty's and humid. but. an image can change the way we see the womb if we had not seen that we would be talking about it it can spark mass action or serve the interests of the powerful he created this moment for a follow opportunity that can obscure the truth this is a legitimate news story but the split and the talking points were pretty intense if it can forge narratives or rewrite from the listening post gives you the full picture on a. stories of life. and inspiration. a series of short documentaries from around the world. that celebrate the human spirit against the odds come up before. al-jazeera selects change makers. the latest news information government says it's working with local authorities and community volunteers to meet the needs of the remaining a refugee with detailed coverage don't measure didn't many countries hunted thr

, she's a secretary in love with him and at one point missy had been involved with terry. how are you living there, is harry involved. >> if we had not had the space for the private lives they would not have been replenished as political leaders. the paralysis is more interesting, you almost wish that they had the courage to go to the public and say to the public i'm crippled and it's okay because they loved him so much because of his courage and strength but only at the very end of his life did he ever give a speech sitting down when he came back he was so tired that he excused himself instead of standing and for some reason that speech made it impact on the country because they saw he was conquering the disability. at that time nobody thought you could go to your country and tell them you are paraplegic. they would not allow you to be there president. >> during the last presidential year, he was only down the three or four times. prior to the war he went down everything skipping, he had an annual dinner for the patients that he created rehabilitation center in the 1920s.

if you have a test, you have to reveal your race, ets missi et i gender. >> improviing our data is like getting a new pair of glasses that helps us see more clearly or using binoculars that help us see a little further out. >> and now discouraging news. the covid positivity rate for the latino population spiked from 47% last week to 56% this week. and the death rate among african-americans nearly doubled during that same time. if you want to get tested, there is a new pop-up site in berkeley. and ts ptty yolfut personal mouth swab and cough key ochks. results are expected good one on to two days. it is free without health insurance and co-pays or deductibles will be waived if you do have insurance. this will be on park street. you do have to make an appointment online. >>> south bay congressman is partnering with bernie sanders on a proposal that would send free face masks to every american. the masks act would spend $5 billion to make reuseable face coverings and then send them out. they say if the u.s. can spend $740 billion on defense, it can afford to send a face mask to every ameri

on that a little more but there's not a lot of the american message a mother or mother saying that missy i'm. not a little macand i live. yet the thought the street where i'm at mean most of the in . who i'm not one of many but in the jersey. city d.d. was travelling with 5 bus loads of people from the jordan valley to dom on the seat of the palestinian authority to demand better living conditions including. a lot of stuff in a. city in. the. i don't know. why her 1st. marriage talked about. oh you know me i'm one less money and then you were in the most highly enough level when i got up well sure we have that kind of. the house i shut up the. idea. of how. how does the audacity of the coffee. i use. the not having them is it is something that i don't know never knowing from the founder mr kenyon just coming up to something you know. you can overclock to jabal seneca to the court of law we're going to open ton of stuff free of charge of god i'm not you can be free has got about been done in cement will come out on my end if the lives lost in you exact time only to lose it all you want to

that a little bit more but there's not a lot of them i'm i didn't receive a mug or mother saying that missy i'm. not a little girl i'm again a living. yet the good the street where i met me in my city in. the one a lot of money but in the jersey. city today he was travelling with 5 bus loads of people from the jordan valley to tom on the seat of the palestinian authority to demand better than conditions including. a lot of his stuff in a. city in. the. car coming up ever. wonder how i have never heard of america talking about. the young me i'm one assigning them were really the most highly enough lever 2 when i got up well sure we would have let. the house. already. have the 1st how does the other left me alone. i assume. the not having them as it is something i don't know never knowing from the founder mr kenyon just coming up to something you know which can only. come out of a. walk to job center cut out of a one minute opening ton of stuff feel sad and caught up in a monarchy can you feel has got about been done in cement the condo might end up if the lives lost in your exact i don't wan

for missy. stick . up look at du du du. du bois the people next to it feel like you've. got a president because the press corps. was. territorial some show and ethnic divisions. france has seen some of the biggest recent protests of the black lives matter. al-jazeera welcomes to some of its least privileged communities. where treatment by the police is still a contentious issue. paris a divided city on al-jazeera. as countries begin easing coronavirus restrictions scientists warn of a 2nd wave of infections in the last few days. in front of the neighborhood and many fear the economy is be prioritised about for human life until fall but it will come directly in the caucuses and they are here because i can call the 19 places we bring you the latest developments from across the globe coronavirus fund then a special coverage on a. kidnappings and murders in crimea says russia's forced an extension of the black sea finnish. i don't understand why these. schools of crimea into tongs have been arrested. and killed. most believe by russian security forces crime in russia's dark

become of a front pocket is obvious what the welcome so there's up silence for a minute or missy. was sick. i will to do do do do that is when you go up the people next to you feel like you got on. the president because the press corps to go out laughing. incarcerated. in russia's toughest prisons stripped off their liberties. and unexpected creative opportunities. let's run a singing contest like no other offers a chance of redemption and hope for the talented few. was good you visit lives inside and out a tale of singers and murderers on al-jazeera. kidnappings and murders in crimea says russia's forced an extension of the black sea peninsula . i don't understand why the speed now. scores of crimean to toss have been arrested and tortured and killed. most believe by russian security forces. crimea russia's dark secret on al-jazeera. english. because. tonight her ordeal a form. you want your desire of me to hell romney reminded of our top news stories chile is lifting restrictions for parts of its capital santiago after months under lockdown residents in 7 of the $32.00 districts

come of a faithful could is obvious what do we all can say there's up silence for a minute or missy on the bus stick up with you do do do do that is when you go up the people next to you feel like you got on. the president because the president to go out laughing. jump into the stream and julian on global community this generation will have to create its own democracy with social media on and off online be part of the debate let me put some you keep coming steve you when no topic is off the table is taking on all the systemic violence that people of color have suffered not only now but for decades we are going to be to transform lives the way tickets human way to business if we're going to adapt to climate right down this street on out is they are. incarcerated in russia's toughest prisons stripped off their liberties. and unexpected creative opportunities. less. listening caused just like no other offers a chance of redemption and hope for the toilet didn't feel. good prison life inside and out a tale of fingers and murderers on al jazeera. and . al jazeera. and. hello i'm daryn jorda

in ventura county the actresses naya rivera and the boat came back missy her just her 4 year-old son was she is missing the 4 year also was on the boat and came back which is him on it this is on peru's lake in ventura county. she had rented the boat yesterday and was another boater who came across the. >>boat hours later and now it was just a boy on board he was asleep wearing a life vest, they found an adult life vest on board. but no sign of ny so the question is where is she they're worried of course that she may be fell overboard perhaps drowned. they're going to continue their search. fact already started at first light this morning, they're back out on the water. well enough to find anything. well despite being in recess, a group of senate democrats are calling on leader mitch mcconnell to bring the senate back to dc to take up the next coronavirus relief package ahead of schedule washington correspondent morgan wright has more. >>we. >>should never left town in connecticut senator richard blumenthal wants the senate to cancel the rest of its july 4th recess and return to take

continue to push out along the coast as well so clear and clear and sunny or in sunnier that's where missy into the afternoon temperature wise these are going to be a breakdown of your highs throughout san francisco downtown you'll be at a high of 6566 in the mission district 61, if you're going to be the sunset area and upper 50's to low 60's as we head along the coast 58 montara 62 in pacifica and then some 70's on the board along the peninsula 71 and millbrae 74 in burlingame and then a high of 78 in san carlos and redwood city 75 if you're going to be and palo alto low 80's, some upper 70's across the entire. a south bay region 79 in santa clara sunny and warm in los gatos at 82 degrees and a high of 84 and morgan hill today along the east bay shoreline union city will be at 71 and then we'll look at some more 80's as we get further inland like of livermore 84 degrees there a high of 82 in pleasanton and we're looking at richmond at 66 degrees a little bit cooler in berkeley at 64. but then those low 80's pop up once again as we get into conquered in walnut creek. daniel danville rathe

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i understood your discussion to agree that would be relevant consideration, what am i missi missing. >> your honor putting aside the language differences were to tried to highlight the most import distinction is a trying to know on the house side, the sequencing of the showing that needs to be made because what d.o.j. is proposing that i understand is that in the first instance it has to be the prosecutor who goes to federal court in this instance and makes an affirmative showing that the standard hasn't met and there's an objective basis and it can be obtained elsewhere, et cetera and only after showing has been made by the prosecutor according to d.o.j. the urge of the president to show article two burden and that put me backwards with nixon and clinton and i think that is the president of the moving party as here to be required to make a showing as any other litigant would be the case and we were talking about purely private conduct to just explain why this request impacts not just on a need to gather documents which is not the case here but on actual article two burden and winds

chileans say the government's response to the economic fallout has been too little too late latin america missy and human reports now from santiago. market in every day takes us on a tour of like victoria a low income neighborhood on the outskirts of santiago was its murals dating back to the 1980 s. tell the story of its residents political struggle against chile's former military dictatorship a law this is the mineral in honor of the people who were detained and disappeared . before it was the time when the community got together to create soup kitchens to confront a profound economic crisis. when soldiers rushed into a rescue or killed protesters under an endless state of emergency. oh margaret for her 40 years later for many it feels like deja vu again there's a curfew a state of emergency was soldiers on the streets and police fighting protesters 30 young men and once again the women of this community are cooking for the hungry in soup kitchens. this pandemic has exposed the deep fault lines of chile's economic system there are millions of people now out of work and much of the so-called m

it directs the fbi to provide an f date -- an update on its assessment of what to for missy and law-enforcement and what they have done since 2006 to address these concerns. given the moment of reckoning in racial justice that we are in right now, there's no reason at all not to update this inquiry immediately. so it can inform our dialogue on how we have reformed policing. in closing, i want to take a moment to thank my friend, chairman serrano, for his leadership not only in this committee, but also in the natural resources committee, where i served with him. i truly appreciate your support and mentorship over the years, and i yield back. watson colemanp. is recognized. rep. watson coleman: thank you so much chairman serrano and ranking member aderholt for their leadership in bringing this very important bill to the committee today. the need for criminal justice reform has really -- the light that recent events have shown on the disparity between all people of color should push us to change the way we think, the way we write policies, the way we approach goals in a system that has always use

well, missy, i've had plenty of those.'t what the hip rock press are looking for. have a free t—shirt. good god, it's a child catcher. so, she reinvents herself as bad girl dolly wilde, a top—hat—wearing whirlwind who wins awards for writing the kind of scathing reviews that make her feared and famous, but also leave her feeling empty and unfulfilled. like gurinder chadha's blinded by the light, how to build a girl has a rough—and—ready energy that's hard to resist, sprinkling its streetwise tale with elements of ecstatic musical fantasia. however awful it is on earth, it's always summer. it's a credit to feldstein that the wobbliness of her wolverhampton accent never comes between us and her character. instead, we simply get on board with her adventures, as she resolves to rip it up and start again. you're both mad asjesus, and you two abroad? come on, we're going out. how to build a girl is available on amazon prime. from wolverhampton to paris, for alice, the prize—winning feature debut from australian writer—directorjo