click morris and cbs is natalie morris. meanwhile, partially demonetized by pens and contract a youtube. as for britain, would you need a sondors incarcerated and broadcasting fox news are easy; gt; and then other channels is illegal. any journalist fan linking, you're going to nazis is outlawed. and then there's roswell brand. well, joining me now from lisbon portugal to discuss today's for media landscape is a host, overactive clayton morris. as placing thanks so much for coming on. we're all big fans of redacted at the going underground is mean the hell of a week with uh, you know, not sees, being uh, applauded by the anti canadian parliament and so on. but when it comes to the biggest ratings when it comes to debunking the lives in a donation, government media, russel brand of the truck a cost. and i suppose we have to be careful about brand and then the case. but um, is the story about caring for women in predators or is it about well, it's obviously bad to big pharma perhaps, but ukraine i think clearly in their response, in the case response, it was never really about the sexual

morris, i'll stop you there. more from the phone with fox news and garden host of the news, georgia redacted. after this break, the, in many ways to west sea crane prophecy war and russia is all about narratives. first deployed was russia's unprovoked, the time, then it was admitted, there was nato's expansion. east 5th serve as a catalyst, starting the conflict. now we're told it's all about the future conflict with china and take your pick. it's all boils down to western to germany. the, the, [000:00:00;00] the the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with redacted plate morris. clayton, do you think your prepared then is redacted gets what was successful. did not just be the monetize but be attacked personally. you and your wife and the team. you get a lot of people. what do you nice program. i mean, let's face it. i mean is, yeah. and the big programs online. i mean, i've had, you know, big skin i've been attacked over the years. plenty, and, you know, i think something i learned, again, from my,

i feel bad that prime morris wasn't on my radar screen earlier. over day. this might back about 10% from august ties thanks to the market. i think this selloff is a gift. per morse currently trades at 10 point six and extra earnings which makes it must cheaper and similar engineering firms that i happen to like very much. thank you for putting prime morris on our radar screen pick next up august 14, mike new jersey called out about motive care. that is a tech enabled healthcare services company. you might know them as the providence services company which was the name until a couple of years ago. motive care is one of america's largest managers of nonemergency medical transportation programs for state governments and managed care organizations. a place home health aides and skilled nurses primarily through medicaid and they provide remote patient monitoring services including emergency response systems, medication management and --. pretty straightforward. the older you get, the more likely you are going to need motive cares care that they are pro

lamorne morris, everybody! family and their new family member rob gronkowski. "nightline" is next. but first, their album "further joy" comes out this friday. here with the song "anxieties - out of time," the regrettes! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ i can hear the sirens when my vision's blurry ♪ ♪ and my eyes won't stay dry 'cause my thoughts will hurt me ♪ ♪ knock me down, down up, back down ♪ ♪ knock me down i won't back down ♪ ♪ i can feel their anger i can't run much longer ♪ ♪ feel the faults they rage out ♪ ♪ ones in the vaults they'll break out ♪ ♪ to knock me down, down up, back down ♪ ♪ knock me down i won't back down ♪ ♪ do you feel it comin' you won't see it coming ♪ ♪ all of these anxieties come over me just let me breathe ♪ ♪ are we just forever runnin' out of time? ♪ ♪ missin' how it feels to really be alive ♪ ♪ knock me down, down up, back down ♪ ♪ knock me down i won't back down ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ knock me down, down up, back down ♪ ♪ knock me down i won't back down ♪ ♪ ♪ i can see the silence and it's co

morris, i'll stop you there. more from the phone with fox news and garden host of the news, georgia redacted. after this break, the the who is the aggressor today i'm authorized with additional strong sanctions today. russia was the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that is constantly growing, but i think the pitch of the thing is just click on the only thing and we see more in the way we shift for banning all important show russian oil and gas in energy suffering the price for another country. hope all's well. we're going to reset the phone service thing for the little joe biden in imposing these sanctions on russia has destroyed the american economy. so there's a boomerang the the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with redacted plate morris. clayton, do you think your prepared then is redacted gets what was successful? don't just be the monetize but be attack personally. you and your wife and the team or you get a lot of people. what do you nice program? i mean, let's

the other big headliner, morris day and the time abc7 news anchor dan ashley connected with morris toout the show. >> morris so nice of you to come on. it's great to see you and to meet you. thank you. >> you too brother. >> i know you're excited to come to the bay area. >> absolutely. man. we always love coming to the bay area and you know, i'm always excited about hitting the stage. >> you have been doing this for a long time. how do you keep that joy of doing it alive with you? well think about it, dan, there's nothing not to be happy about. >> you know, it's something that i would do for free that i did for free forever. and i've been blessed enough, you know, to, you know, earn a nice lifestyle, you know, so. and i get to do what i love. >> morris we and all your fans are really excited to see you at the mare island music festival coming up shortly. and we look forward to having you here. >> you know, it's going to be a party. we're going to come there. we're going to rip it up. we're going to do what we do. morris day and the fellas are going to be there with the pimp suits on.

one of the headliners is morris day and the time abc seven news anchor dan ashley talked with morrisreat to see you and to meet you. thank you. >> you too, brother. >> i know you're excited to come to the bay area. absolutely >> man, we always love coming to the bay area. and you know, i'm always excited about hitting the stage. >> you have been doing this for a long time. >> how do you keep that joy of doing it alive with you? >> well, i think about it, dan, there's nothing not to be happy about. >> you know, it's something that i would do for free that i did for free forever. and i've been blessed enough, you know, to uh- to, you know, earn a nice lifestyle, you know, so and i get to do what i love. >> uh- morris we and all your fans are really excited to see you at the mare island music festival. coming up short, and we look forward to having you here. you know, it's going to be a party. >> we're going to come there. we're going to rip it up. we're going to do what we do. morris day and the fellas are going to be there with the pimp suits on. we're going to rip the roof off. if th

singer marin morris had a dozen songs on billboard hot 100 but says she is done with country music. ♪and i lied ♪ ♪ in interview with "l.a. times" s she blames her exit on former president trump, telling liberal newspaper after the trump years people ba bias were on full display, and proud of who they were. joey. just because this is classic liberal imple, if anyone has an opinion that is different from your narrative you will be smeared, president trump has not been in office for in time, but everything is his fault, what is your take. . >> i worked for a band in georgia at top of country, i worked on the nonprofit and other business, but i saw how they made music, there are 7 of them in the band, i don't know when their political views are because they love their fans and love people they put music out to lift people up, i don't want how old marin morris is. >> 12. >> she talented. i listen to her songs but she has to be gen-z, she thinks that advent of don ddonald trump is why country music fans have an opinion of country music, i don't know if she remembers the dixie chicks, they

but i mean, i think it's ironic that morris cox, the planning commissioner, who i think is a terrificpublic servant and has really the the visionary behind the investor program is down on the the crazy dome soldier field proposal. i can't believe it. i mean it goes against every principle of keeping the lakefront open and clear free. you know, you've already got this spaceship that landed on you know the parthenon and now you know he wants to build you know like you know the darth vader's you know death star and put on top of that, you know, as a triple layer cake it's nuts. and i why is he spending time on that other than just a cover lori lightfoot's but if the bears leave town, why morris spending more time on coming up with creative solutions for the downtown and these fraught questions about it what's the future of downtown going to be in the post-pandemic. i mean we you know i say in the book only a fool would truly answer that question that's why i gave it no that's not like there it's a no i said the wrong thing wait but in other words no. the point is that i mean, it's an imp

by former fox news hosting, click morris and cbs is natalie morris. meanwhile, partially demonetized by pentagon contract, a youtube. as for britain, would you need a sondors incarcerated? and broadcasting fox news are easy. gm and other channels as illegal. any journalists there, linking ukraine to nazis, is outlawed. and then there's roswell brand. well, joining me now from lisbon, portugal to discuss today's for media landscape is a host, overt acted like morris the place and thanks so much for coming on. we're all big fans of redacted that going underground is mean the hell of a week with uh, you know, not sees, being uh, applauded by the anti canadian parliament and so on. but when it comes to the biggest ratings when it comes to debunking the lives in a donation and government media, russell brand of the truck a cost. and i suppose we have to be careful about brand and then the case. but um, is the story about caring for women in percentages or is it about? well, it's obviously i'm had to big pharma perhaps, but ukraine i think clearly in their response, in the case response, i

and cbs, as natalie morris. meanwhile, partially demonetized by pentagonal contract, a youtube, as for britain with julia saunders incarcerated and broadcasting fox news, odds, easy gm, the knowledge.

it has become toxic and racism morris appears to bash the fans that made her a star.re on full display, revealing who people were and proud to be misogynistic, racist, trans phobic, music is for the oppressed and now being used as a weapon in culture wars. you were coming off your seat, what is going on? >> doug: turn against the thing that made you famous. she broke into country music during the broke country generation. i am familiar, luke bryan, and others. upbeat cultural thing. country music has always been that pushed genre. loretta lynn talking about the pill and wynona singing about divorce. she said during the trump years, take that out, you have shown your bias. see if you can make it with taylor swift, if you don't like what made you famous, find out what it is like. >> emily: country music is three cords and the truth and anyone older than she remembers ground-breaking points and remembers it is the fabric that hold us together and we see commonality not things that make us different. her opinion, you are entitled to it. it reminds me of people who sued ju

to the families of cynthia morris wes l.inson, and addie may collins, and denise mcnair, we from wales join you in honoring each of them. there has always been moving even from afar to hear about how they enrich the lives of those around them. and they should have been free to enjoy long, fulfilled life. hate stole their future. hate pushed neighbors apart. and hate of our people to believe that the color of their skin was a mark of supremacy. it was there in place of solidarity, and it hardened the arteries of once healthy hearts. but was faced in unity, led by your community, that turned suffering into hope. and faith in unity that let children here return that hope into change. and faith in you that even school children in wales, to donate to your church, despite the critical 4,000 miles that separate them. four children from places like tiger bay i have the privilege to represent in the welsh parliament, queued up to give over what little money they had. that inspires a new generation to make a better tomorrow, to rise a

by the way, morris's new ep is called the bridge.abel will be watching closely to see if her comments about country music help her build a bridge to a new fan base, or simply burn the one that made her a star in the first place. trace. >> trace: i think it's a mistake but jonathan hunt live in al. jonathan thank you >> meantime the grass roots group moms for liberty is continuing to kind of annoy those on the left for advocating for parental rides and education and now the daily beast says they were targeted by a former south park writer who set up a parody web site to criticize the group. let's bring in parents defending education president and founder nicole neily and former fairfax county teacher also running for school board debra tills letter. thank you both for coming on. to you first nicky because the ex writer for south park really going after moms for liberty created a parity web site and writes the following my plan is to disrupt the hate group for as long as possible with billboards pamphlets background information and oth

morris, you do mean a standing army in peacetime. if we pursue this approach, then we will give too much authority to the federal government. standing armies are the engine of arbitrary power. we don't need it. we have a militia for our defense. no militia can ever acquire the skills necessary to overcome a regular force. our esteemed commander in chief himself has pointed out that the firmness needed for the real business of fighting can only be attained through a constant course of discipline and service. if we have a standing army. when the british invaded offshore us, was it a standing army that won the battles of lexington and bunker hill? and which of you? my fellow delegates are afraid of invasion from any foreign power that our brave militia could not repel immediately? oh, but one of the disturbances from this last winter. or have you forgotten the shays rebellion? i tell you, if we had had a standing army, then they would not have grown to the proportions witnessed in that rebellion. gentlemen, i have kept my counsel long e

the first focal point was the testimony of michael morris, mark dowell's partner that day.driving the car. officer mark dowell was in the passenger seat. and in this preliminary hearing, officer morris testified that he was afraid for his life and his partner's life at the moment when they got out of the car. and he said that he shouted to his partner, officer mark dowell, that there was a knife. that is what he testified, then helayed that video that we've seen, you could hear him also shouting that there was, quote, an effing gun there as well. that is why the attorneys brought up why officer dowell fired his weapons. and the other piece of evidence that came up in the preliminary hearing, the defense attorney and prosecution, she showed us a picture of the knife that he was accused of having, and defense attorneys argued that knife looked a lot like a gun. the judge said she agreed 100% with the attorneys in the case this was not a situation of murder even though the district attorney said we want even justice for all. even though officer dial walked with a gun in his ha

michael morris.he said that he screamed knife in that moment leading up to the shooting then defense attorneys on cross-examination played video that we the public have all seen. you can hear on that video that officer, the partner, officer morris, say not just knife, but also gun. including an expletive, then you hear officer dial fire his shots. the second thing the defense team really tried to emphasize the what both officers might have seen in the seconds leading up to that interaction. the officer on the stand who was the partner of officer dial, officer morris, said he saw a knife then the defense, they put up images of the knife that was found at the scene and it was like a hunting knife and the defense team argued the handed looked like the handle of a gun. the prosecution says regardless of this, he drew his weapon before he got out of the car and during a routine traffic stop. the defense rather the judge nis agreed with the defense and that's how you got the ruling today. >> how did the fa

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. >> reporter: mary morris was drawn to this southern california mountan town 17 years ago by the pinees surrounding her home. >> i had no idea it was going to end up being an issue. >> reporter: her insurance company came to see them as fuel for a wildfire. >> i got a letter from my insurance company that said we're not going to serve your area anymore. >> reporter: they're basically dropping you? >> yep. >> reporter: wildfire is now the fastest growing natural disaster in the u.s. in the next 30 years, the average number of buildings destroyed is expected to nearly double, causing $24 billion in damages. several major insurance companies are no longer writing new policies in california or pulling out of the market all together. >> they're looking at it and saying listen, we've done the math. >> reporter: matthew ebby is ceo of first street foundation which studies climate risk. its first report shows 6.7 million properties in the u.s. has been pushed on to expensive state-created plans known as insurers of last resort after private insurers dropped them, in part because of escalating

i had run in 1975 in the same arrays that george morris goni had one. i didn't do very well. as a product of that race i became convinced i was not an electable mayor, that the people one and a woman mayor of the city. and george had one. it was an explosive time in the city and a colleague, dan white former police officer, former firefighter, all-american boy in appearance, had a lot of personal problems. a lot having to do with income and jobs and working long hours. the board just does not pay very much and he had resigned. then groups came to him, chamber of commerce, the police union, the firefighters say, you can't resigned, you've got to get your job back. to make a long story short, he didn't get his job back and he ended up going in for an appointment with the mayor and shooting him. and then came across -- i was looking for him, came across right past my office, came in the office two doors down and shot and killed harvey milk. i was the one that walked in and found harvey's body and put a finger to get a polls and put it into a bullet hole. it was a terrible time f

morris have to report it or does hunter biden? >> as i understand it. the parties are claiming that it is a loan and that hunter biden will pay it back between 2025 and 2027. >> would that have to be reported on tax records? >> if it's a loan, no. but i haven't seen any of the documentation of that loan. that is one i'm sure mr. dab inski can tell you calling something a loan can claim it's not taxable income. >> one quick question. we uncovered yesterday that the biden family & associates received over $20 million from 23 different countries if they had business ties to or communications with. they also had over 20 shell llcs where they would transfer money in and out. if you were still sitting in your office in d.o.j.'s tax division would this web of activities concern you? >> i would make sure that my prosecutors were concerned about it. >> thank you. >> chair recognizes miss norton from the district of columbia. >> thank you, mr. chairman. professor gerhardt. you referenced alexander am ill ton's warning about the dangers of trivializing impeachment

pruitt-igoe robert taylor home state way gardens if you look at in best southwest you really see morris cox following new urbanist principles you know principles by jane jacobs eyes on the street mixed use and blending those with an appreciation for modern architecture and historic preservation. i mean the great thing about lee's book southern exposure was that it highlights many buildings in the neighborhoods of the south side that were underappreciated and so morris and lori lightfoot have taken a page from lee's book as it were and a lot of the invest schemes are saving those buildings and using them as anchors for redevelopment, the one in particular that i think of is the laramie state bank of austin, a beautiful building that has sat vacant and decrepit. four decades and is now going be part of a redevelopment so i mean, you know, i think revitalization can work and morris in detroit certainly in their downtown which was you know written off dead and gone i mean that is the revitalized vision of downtown detroit is real now the rest of the city know the jury's still out but. i thi

regan morris in los angeles there. question — how long can this strike go on and how might it be resolved? well, for the latest, let's go to the man in the negotiating room on behalf of the actors and performers. he's the national executive director and chief negotiator for the actors�* union sag—aftra. duncan crabtree—ireland, thanks forjoining me. and duncan, let's start with this. it's been over four months since the writers went on strike. i've got to ask you, duncan, did you expect the strikes just to go on this long? yeah, i mean, really not. it's been over four months since the writers guild went on strike. for us, it's 60 days, two months, since sag—aftra, the actors, went on strike, and i didn't really imagine that it would have gone on this long with so little communication and interaction from the studios and streamers, because the strikes are having a huge impact on the industry, not only in the us but around the world. and frankly, i think it's a bit irresponsible that they haven't gotten back to the table

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. >> daniel morris is joining us from bnp. came back from a week away this morning catching up on all i missed. my take is reading through the comments and speaking to investors, it feels like the biggest piece of news came from the fed. a hawkish fed led investors to re-price the outlook for rates. higher for longer is the name of the game. what do you make of the shift of market narrative? is that the right way to think about it? has the narrative shifted? >> i think so. the fed got what they wanted insofar as pushing the path for rates. some will say it is not a great thing for the markets. we have seen the reaction in yields and u.s. equities. we go back to the inverted yield curve and if that means we will have recession. this is one way to get one if the fed keeps rates too high for too long, we will get one. it is interesting you are not hearing a soft landing from the fed. it will take a bigger slowdown to get inflation where they want it to be. >> what does it mean for europea european equities? it has been fairly ins

and gouverneur morris, governor morris was a impressive delegate from pennsylvania. he had a peg leg and he was a bon vivant. and he was a very beautiful stylist. and he was responsible for the crucial stylistic change, which was also an amazingly important, substantive change in the us constitution, which is that in this draft of the committee of style, the preamble for the first time says we the people of the united states, not we, the people of the states of massachusetts, rhode island and so forth, but we the people of the united states. why was that change made? well, some say it was merely a stylistic change because the framers didn't know exactly which of the 13 states would actually ratify. so they hedge their bets by keeping it more concise. plus, that was shorter. but others disagree and say that really the change to we, the people of the united states, was the tangible expression of james wilson's belief that we, the people of the united states as a whole are sovereign, not we the people of the individual states. there are another series of really importan

country star leaving the genera that made her famous and sayingo it's toxic and racist and mareun morrisled who people were and proud to be trans-phobic and misogynistic s and she's smearing fans thatai enjoy hit songs like jasonshe' aldean's try that in a smallng town.. people are streaming the songs out of spite. it is not out of true joy or love of the music. it is to own the lives. music is supposed to be the voice of the oppressed, the o actualpp oppressed. discussion. isn't this classic liberalism whether you are racist or misogynist bid. >> she is talking about music i supposed to be for the musicall oppressed, the actual oppressed people are playing the songs because ite makes them feel something. that is what music is supposed b to be about.d en she can write songs about joy and enjoy those in play them on repeat. maybe you'd like to try that in a small town. who iss she to decide who gets stream at ov song and if they p it s over and over again. oppression for some people migh take the foren mm of what's bee called the forgotten man -- man. so she's mad about that. taylor swift

the hello, i'm terry morris, and good to have you with us. i think our meetings are accusing azerbaijan, the security forces, violating a ceasefire deal on the go into a car, a buffer in the nicole in a car box region. authority said the gunshots were heard in the center of the regional capital, especially on is denied violating sees fire. this comes, has peace talks between both parties, wrap up in the city of left, last, in azerbaijan, with no final agreement of the talks were scheduled after. as well as john secured us with military victory over ethic, armenians, separatists in colorado. but territory is internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan, even though most was residents or ethnic armenians. it has long function as of the fact to autonomous region d, w. 's. maria cut him, i'd say, is in the armenian capital year of bon. earlier i asked her what more she could tell us about these a, let's see, spar modifications. well, we are hearing from the voices from now going to a car box that indeed they can hear some guns far in the cent

and she told us what she thought about who, what i long as apology and his for morris, we do definitely not accept his apologies because we believe that his apologise came too late. they came with a lot of political pressure. and i would really want to stress the pines that his it's not about what he wrote as a teenager, but this discussion is more about the way he as an adult, a feeling. but this responsibility and the way we see him dealing with this responsibility is definitely not satisfying enough for us to forgive and forget everything. you're started your own petition calling for as the head of the bavarian government to suspend yvonne, not until allegations are investigated by an independent committee. what exactly are your demands of our demands as to poets, of on uh, on. pause to give him a pause to make him take a vacation until everything is clarified until we have all the details until we know exactly what happens when he was a teenager. and also to see what kind of consequences he himself sees us. important to take for now, besides this one for that area to develop a sort

they try to put them in contact with clinics, with specialist with morris, even so they would feel safe. and that just for the pushing for getting rid of this a stigma about a portion, this is one of the big things that things that are still out there that need to be done. and as we can see, things can change. also in the us was changed back and now it's the us women coming to mexico seeking for health and maybe now in all the states that can get that health as well. oh search. and it certainly is a historical shift. nicole reese in bogota for us. thank you. well, japan has launched a rocket carrying a moving lander as it ceased to join the tiny club of countries to successfully pull off a lunar landing. after 3 postponements last month, the rocket finally blasted off from japan's ton of gosh, he must base them on board was the national space agencies. smart lander for investigating moon or slim mission. small enter a set to try to execute a high position landing on the let's take a closer look at the lightweight low cost craft that japan is pending its lunar landing hopes on is a big g

aunque los clippers intentaron canjear a morris su tiempo no se verÁ afectado, no sacarÁn al jugador temperaturas en el rango de los 70 en gran parte del Área de la bahÍa. para el domingo esperÉ un cambio con la llegada del prÓximo sistema de baja presiÓn que nos estarÍa trayendo esa nubosidad a la regiÓn, y la posibilidad de una que otra lloviznas aisladas para san francisco, tambiÉn el norte de la bahÍa, y en san josÉ no se descarta la posibilidad de que llegue un poco de esta llovizna para el lunes, martes, pero el resto del panorama pinta con condiciones estables por la siguiente semana laboral. paola: ahora veamos parte de lo que nuestro equipo de noticias estÁ preparando para nuestra ediciÓn de las 11. [algarabÍa] paola: asÍ fue como aficionados que participaron en una pelea del juego de los 49ers anoche ahora enfrentan acusaciones legales. fornite acordÓ pagarles a sus jugadores con la comisiÓn federal de comercio. estoy mÁs a las 11:00 p.m. puede estar en contacto con nuestro equipo de noticias si quiere reportar algo que estÁ sando por su casa o condado. puede enviarnos foto

terry morris, and thanks for joining us. talks on the future of the garner, colorado, have a wrapped up without agreement, azerbaijan, the officials met with representatives of the ethnic armenian separatists in the city of law, after azerbaijan secured a swift military victory in a military operation. earlier this week, the residence of dispute and territory accused us by johnny troops violating a cease fire. but the situation there appears to be relatively com. click on a car box. it is internationally recognized as part of us or by john, even though most of his residents are ethnic armenians. it has long functioned as a dipaq to a ton of his region. both sides of agreed to meet again, so no date has been given. d, w. 's, maria cut their minds, it is in armenia, is capital europe on earlier i asked her what more she could tell us about these, the legs ceasefire violations. well, we are hearing from the voices from now gordon, a car box that indeed they can hear some guns far in the center of the capital city . step in the chairs uh, one uh local tells me that you can hear gunfire n

to ships of arrived at the ukrainian port of tour, no morris, k. it's the 1st civilian use of a new shipping route. through the black seasons, russia refused to further extend the black sea grain deal. the 2 vessels are due to transport 20000 tons of wheat to countries in africa and asia. activists from the group last generation has spray painted the iconic brandenburg date here in berlin. they splattered the columns of the monument with orange paint, calling for a stop to the use of fossil fuels by 2030 and more action on climate change, police of arrested more than a dozen activists. the military readers of modeling the share unforeseen, if also have signed a mutual defense packed, the alliance of the health states agreements commits the 3 to assist each other in case of an external attack that could include an intervention like the one threatened by west african states. against me, shares you and to following it's cool. in july, the senior officials came together and molly's capital to sign it the year that looks set to complicate efforts to res

i'm is mcclare in t made london morris best stuff and latest said anyone who doubted his red bull team should quote, go and suck on an age. there are some other stories from the world of sports. but 19 to asian games have opened with a lot of ceremony in hum, show in china, at least from 45 nations and territories during the in all group parade. and a stadium packed with 80000 spectators. as president, aging, paying and of the dignitaries looked on the games run until october, 8th, and golf, you would have drawn level with the u. s. a. h o, add the sol heim, compet in spain. it completes a remarkable turn around for the 2 time defending champions. who are trading 40 following the 1st session on friday. that was all from us from now coming up next. so a technology series shifted to looking at the youtube was around the world using an inmate of a task. this always more of course, on our website, dw, dot com or on our social media channels to handle their add to the news. when a good chance, thanks for watching the, enjoying the views and come to take a look at this, out to the highlights

maren morris thinks she's going to do the same thing but might be surprised and not necessarily likefans like oliver's song or aldean's song is because it reflects their lived experience and that's what country music is good at. a lot of people in nashville would say bye bye. >> jeanine: harold, i think she's the hypocrite here and i want to know what you think and she's got a song about leaving country muse and i can using the genera to make that song. i want no part and i'll take the money and stay in as long as i can sing this song. >> yeah, we did a story about -- luke combs and saying tracy chapman and not tracy chapman and somebody thought tracy chapman would be offended to this and music world would not have accepted tracy. music is about joy and elmore empowerment and universal way to communicate and this young lady has a strong theory of the case to believe what she believes, go to muse and i can compose and sing what she wants. there's no need to frown on or pour gasoline on toxicity of the muse and i can when i was growing up, there were people that made rap muse and i can

and cynthia morris wesley. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida, mr. bean, for five minutes. mr. bean: thank you very much, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, did you know that more than 40 million americans have served in the armed forces since our nation's founding? from from san juan hill to saipan. americans' sons and daughters have protected our precious freedoms and protect liberty both at home and abroad. each one had a duty to serve, but our duty is to remember. so on september 15, national p.o.w.-m.i.a. recognition day, we remember the more than 500,000 prisoners of war who endured the horrors of enemy captivity and served through severe suffering and incomprehensible trauma and remember the tens of thousands of brave patriots who are still missing in action and have yet to return home safely to the warm embrace of family and loved ones. thousands of ceremonies will take place. balloons will be released and hundreds of thousands of americans will gather to honor the lives and

morris and william. there were good quakers of of swiss extraction, and they got a contract from the us government to supply uniforms to the to, the war effort. the us government this point in time had more land than money. some things never change, right? as, as a consequence. instead of getting paid in cash for these that the uniforms supplies they were given coal bearing land in northeastern pennsylvania northeastern pennsylvania has quarters of all the world's anthracite coal. an astounding statistic. and throughout the 19th century, they just, i believe, canals that ultimately are built to to bring this resource to market it. basically, this coal source fuels the industrial revolution in america really makes america as we know it possible. the erie canal was really the one that led them all and so, as i said, we didn't have schools of civil engineering yet. west point opens in 1808. but it's really about military engineering. rensselaer opens in 1823 or 1824. later, rensselaer polytechnic institute,

chandler morris is passenger supported by a diving. travis travis hunter coach prime loving that one. next drive. sanders finds a wide open jimmy horne junior for the 26 yard td on the next drive fourth and two sanders hits edwards who's able to stay in bounds. he'll tiptoed up the sideline right here take it 46 yards for a score. colorado up by three. here comes the excitement. a minute to go fourth and nine. morris finds wylie, who tries to stretch right here for the first down. he's short. colorado though, loves it. they know it. final 45 to 42. colorado upsets tcu. this game a family affair for coach prime. his son schager throws for over 500 yards. his other son shiloh racks up ten tackles in the win. coach aka dad loving every second. when i was on the training room, getting my foot worked on, he and shiloh just came. and of course junior was filming it. so we had a dad moment. they were really happy, elated. shiloh came in there being apologetic because he know the couple of tackles he missed. i'm on his butt right now, but he s

tomorrow night, idris elba and lamorne morris with music from the regrettes.th the song "hard drive gold" alt-j! [ cheering and applause ] ♪ ♪ gimme that gold straight into my hard drive baby yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ i'm fifteen in my garden skipping my neighbor sue is ♪ ♪ watching me from her window oh mama did you tell sue i'm a millionaire ♪ ♪ now baby trading that crypto ♪ give me that gold gimme that ♪ ♪ gimme that gold gimme that fire ♪ ♪ crying on a stranger is so very soothing i'm outside my school ♪ ♪ my teacher took me to one side and told me i was scum ♪ ♪ i left then googled neoliberal ♪ ♪ don't be afraid to make to make money boy don't be afraid to ♪ ♪ make to make money boy don't be afraid to make to make money boy ♪ ♪ don't be afraid to make to make money ♪ ♪ straight into my hard drive gimme that gold ♪ ♪ straight into my hard drive baby yeah yeah yeah yeah ♪ ♪ non-shatter ruler put it on the table and go brrrrrr ♪ ♪ watch it shatter clearly mum's talked to neil with the audi ♪ ♪ the next morning he shouts from his door ♪ ♪ don't be afraid to make