moses, thank you so much for your insights. thank you. now to some of the other business stories making news. germany's rail operator deutsche bahn is on track for a record loss this year. as the 2nd wave of covert 19, it leads to a major decline in passenger numbers. a leading germany's paper is putting the, expected loss at 5600000000 euros this year. as a c.e.o., elon musk is planning to build the world's biggest battery manufacturing plant. i side of berlin. it will be location near the electric car factory currently under construction and gloom. haida by 40 kilometers. i thought the plant is set to open next year with unexpected capacity of 500000 vehicles a year now, all over the world authorities are working on the logistics of transporting and delivering a covert 19 vaccine to as many people as possible. the operation has led to a surge in demand for specialized equipment, like ultra cold fraser's and class vials. absolutely stero, highly optimized production. german glass maker shop is producing turkey 1000000 glass bottles a day

. >> the animals coming from this side -- >> reporter: moses is a ranger whose job it is to stop poacherseam are our first line of defense. >> you're standing at this abandoned mine. you can only see maybe two or three meters in before it's entirely black. but in the kind of haze, you can see the kind of decrepit old bits of previous mining industry. and overwhelmingly, a squawk of all these bats. [ bats chittering ] >> you can see them right here. >> hm, wow. so there's an entire colony in here. >> yeah. >> and people want these bats, right, chris? these are valuable? >> in many places these are a preferred food item, where people will pay almost a premium price. this would be a prime hunting ground. >> reporter: moses and his team find this trap which seems to suggest that humans have been inside. >> you have hunters who are staying in this cave night after night, being exposed to bat feces, bat urine, bat bites. there's actually horseshoe bats and a type of fruit bat. horseshoe bats are known to be related, potentially, to covid and also to ebola. >> oh, wow. >> oh my god. >> reporter:

lemonis: holy moses.everybody spell our name wrong? when you look at it, does everybody see the d on there when there's no d? i don't understand. taylor: it does kind of make sense. gran is outdated. mike: for part of that rebranding, we were thinking that it's a little confusing. most things out there are grand, especially nowadays and how you spell things. you're searching things on google, your instagram and things like that. lemonis: gran prix sounds a little like... matisun: that's true. it's more formal. lemonis: it sounds wine and cheese versus beer and brat. mike: yeah. we really are looking for an overall theme. this whole thing isn't really about just nail-- it's just giving you an idea of, like, elevating. let's go bigger. lemonis: if you don't evolve, you're not gonna attract new customers, and you're not gonna keep employees happy. and i also want you to think about, what do we have to get out of every customer now? jerry: another dollar. lemonis: another dollar, so all this artwork can also

hers moses is no use in the love of a ford would give doesn't burn down your workers' leader were her parents knew her comes through her own small this is the w. news, live from berlin, a grim new milestone in germany. the number of corona virus infections, subprocess, 1000000, but the number of new cases also remaining high. we are called that the situation is now in the country that used to be a poster child for containing, and also coming up all the wrong ethiopians fleeing for their lives. and this, the government orders the army to stop the final phase of an offensive in the northern region of tikrit and using chemical weapons to attack civilians. and.

coming up alongside the likes of victor moses and nathaniel clyne, it is having a kid wants to be involvedon tuesdays, thursdays, it is relentless. i told them i was a year older than i was because i was technically too young. i was always pushed. it's not natural to me. that is all that i know. i thought, let's continue the trajectory. it is a different club. i looked at the players playing ahead of me. luka modric and gareth bale. all these players, every position was flooded with at least two internationals. to cement yourself in the team as a teenager... when you go into that, you are carrying pressure you are not supposed to be carrying. when it did not work out on the pitch, i thought what is going on? and then you start to look at people's opinions of you. it is a dangerous spiral. brentford, learning. hull city, screamer. sheffield wednesday, reality. swindon, paolo di canio. toronto, experience. i got to a low place. by the time my contract expired, i was like, is football even for me? from as early as i can remember, i wa nted from as early as i can remember, i wanted to be the b

let's refer to him as moses.e master of the politics of personal destruction, which people were so fed up with that it's a movement began and they elected someone to hopefully get rid of the politics of personal construction. but barack obama doesn't get it. personally, sean, in order to let a man's opinion hurt, you have to give value to the man's opinion. i'm good there because no. he does not represent. >> sean: but there are 72 million people. it's a record for any republican to get an election. razor-thin margins. he was elected twice. when you hear a smelly walmart trump supporters and irredeemable deplorable spec when you are running, bitter americans that cling to god gu guns, bible religion. i think it's revealing because what is he saying about we the people? it seems like it's against any american that doesn't support him or his views, which are radical. >> sean: writes. i think the mainstream media has been pretty successful in trying to make this whole issue an issue of attack on donald trump. his pe

go to the local moses. will your school you build when you stop a lot. i think it's received lots of help. i'm one of the more free baby or yours will pull you out of the group a bit in the mountains and what about and i didn't do it will always be the good. is it also or no, i'm going to go home on income. if you can keep it or don't or don't let you people come up to the group. come on, don't you know about the how i live and i'm mad at them and the minimum time because i'm not bad with the internet, but oh no member of it. if i say, i love them, it down to the point about nanami of being this has it and is about as a drug administration comes one, then those who dreamed up and executed the russia gate hoax ever be held accountable when the media ever be held accountable. for the role they play and should be now assume the deep state is truly above the law. because schumann's wiggin for, you know, millions of years to build up an emotional one. when the communication happens within 10 milliseconds in stipends zoom and all that after that because it tak

investigators say they used the fbi's new feig finger print technology to catch moses during an arrestchigan earlier this year. eric: wow, how about that. the georgia runoff senate election is less than two months away. millions and millions of dollars are pouring into the four campaigns that are vying for the two senate seats and the stakes couldn't be higher. the balance of power in the senate is all part of this and will come down to these two races. leaders on both sides of the aisle pulling out all the stops to get out the votes, it could be a half a billion dollar race. let's go to tia mitchell, the washington correspondent for the hometown paper. you've got a double runoff senate election january 5th. what do you expect is going to be happening over the next 51 days? >> we expect all eyes -- they're already on georgia. we expect all eyes to continue on georgia because as you mentioned the balance of power in the senate will be determined by these two races. we expect a lot of money, both political parties and a lot of grassroots organizations. you know, everyone -- all of the ge

lemonis: holy moses, it looks totally different. congratulations. kim: thank you so much.t kim took so much pride in bringing her store and her town to life. i really am shocked at how good it looks. and i like the fact that she followed the business plan of the town -- what is the town gonna be known for and make the store look exactly the same. she did a pretty darn good job. i like the fact that everything in here ties to the town. kim: these are made by people local here in grafton. lemonis: are you having fun doing this? kim: yeah, i love it. lemonis: what does everybody think? man #8: it's great! [ cheers and applause ] lemonis: i have to tell you that this store isn't really just about being a store. it was really watching the whole town rally together to bring something to life. there's towns around the country that are suffering and struggling, and you guys are now role models for them. the town feels awesome, right? alison: yes. the vibe is amazing. lemonis: awesome. well, thank you, everybody. we'll have fun today. ♪ ♪ hi, guys. thank you for your service. ♪ ric

>>no it was christina pascucci reporting for us tonight during his time with the lapd moses castilloorked to help abuse victims and solve cold cases. >>one of the 2 compton deputies who was injured during an ambush in september has released a video. thanking the community for their support. the video features signs that read to all those who have sent well wishes donated sent gifts and prayers. we want to say thank you and p s i'll be back before revealing that the person holding the sign says 31 year-old injured deputy who helped save her partner's life. both deputies had surgery for their injuries and the gunman is now in custody. >>and then begins in syria just causing serious health issues. it's also being blamed for numerous social ills among them efforts to reach gender equality. those have been set back years that is according to a new report from the united nations. researchers say women all over the world have been taking on what's being described as the lion's share of extra domestic chores, they say that well both men and women have been doing extra unpaid. housework house

i'm joined now by moses aqua founder and c.e.o. after link. most of us are african governments governments worried about huawei thanks for having me. yes, there are definitely work for weight. why? because while we are being a key player in implementing or any stalling for structures when it comes to 4 g. . so there is a little bit of consent when it is same time just like we've always had relationships and partnerships. now, african governments are looking at how best they can actually come out around this issue. because festival was they need to make sure that they keep this growth, which is the technology to advancement that is happening in the continent. but at the same time, make sure that they can actually protect themselves when it comes to this data privacy that is not being on. fortunately, observed by well, wave babies and all the scientists we are gathering the business. we know that way is actually a leader in this 5 g. technology. does that a face, any competition in africa? moment? i would say it doesn't much as we would expect,

guy, if he uses willie moses coming, there ain't lot of white guys named willie moses, right?ut if he changes it to bill cummings, william cmings, he's going to get the job. so we changedis name to bill cummings, and my mother changed r name to rose cummings. we gothe apartment in manhattan, a he got the job. that's just theay it was. what saddens my dad is that we still do today, and it shouldn't be thatay but it is. >> i think there's a little bit of difference. i underand how you feel about your name. trust me,specially because your grandmother. it's ownersh. they are proud of you as we say i say bcktina. you didn't get because --ou did because sunny was just easy and it was perfect and it fit. >> and it fits understand, i understand and now if you're looking back at the success you have,ou would have to change her name people would know. it's a different time now but have to ask you, we always ask what you go back and tell your younger self, right? you dealt with you wer nervous about, y miscarried, about medical, fairreatment with medici. being a woman that its kids in th

holy moses, look at all this. and now they've added a new one -- a canned tea-and-coffee company. you guys are busy. but despite the backbreaking grind... barb: i'm dying. i'm tired. lemonis: ...they have yet to taste success... what do you get paid there? kurt: nothing. lemonis: ...as the new businesses threaten to kill the old ones. if it costs you $1.83 to make it, it actually costs barb money to be in this business. kurt: well, that's...yeah. lemonis: but i see spectacular potential here. barb: we're nationwide at whole foods, and that is new, a sku. lemonis: you're nationwide? barb: we are, 168 stores. lemonis: pretty awesome. but if i can't get barb to toughen up... you should almost shut this business down. ...this business will be killed by kindness. barb: [ sobbing ] lemonis: i'm marcus lemonis. and i risk my own money to help businesses. i love investing in american businesses. woman #1: these people are here because they care. lemonis: it's not always easy, but i do it to create jobs, and i do it to make money. we have a deal? let's rock and roll. man #1: yeah! lemonis:

to get the apartment but my father realizes when he sends his resume out as an it guy it is william moses cummings there aren a lot of white guys named william moses but ife changes it to bill cummings or william cummings he will get the job so he changed his name to bill cummings. my mother named changed her name to rose cummgs and got the apartment in manhattan and he got the job that isust the way it was but what saddened my dad was that we still do it today it shouldn't be that way. but it is. >> i thinkhere was a little bit of difference and i understand what you feel about the name and especially because of your grandmother and their ownership and they are proud o you as we say and when i say latina. >> yes, black lina but you did not do that because you know, you did it bause sunny was easy and perfect and fit but i understand how now if you look at the success you have would not have to change h name and people wouldnow and it's a different time now but i have to ask you because were talking, you know, e always ask what woul you go back and tell your younger self because you got w

not a lot of white guys named willie moses but if he changes it to bill cummings, william cummings, he's going to get the job so he changed his name to bill cummings. and my mother changed her name to rose cummings. we got the apartment in manhattan and he got the job. and that's just the way it was. but what saddens my dad is that we still do it today. and it shouldn't be that way. but it is. >> i think there's a little of difference. i understand how you feel about the name and especially because your grandmother and its ownership, they're proud of you as we say and i say as a blatina, but you didn't do it, you did it because sonny was just easy and it was perfect and it fit. but i understand how now if you're looking back you have the success that you have, you wouldn't have to change your name. and it's a different time now that i have to ask you, we always asked what would you go back and tell youryounger self ? you felt you were nervous about, you miscarried . you were about medical, your treatment with medicine, a woman who has kids in this business and so on and so forth but

with the themes of this book, which, you know, i call it a promised land because, in biblical terms, moses't get there, you are wandering for a0 years. it is full of trials and tribulations and travails. but the notion that if we are persistent and hopeful we can make things better, if not for ourselves then certainly forfuture generations, i think is what propelled me into politics, and it's what i saw on display this summer. and you hold true to that belief in what you call the possibility of america. and you are candid about the contradictions of america, this nation conceived in liberty but by men who were themselves in many cases the owners of enslaved africans. how do you balance your belief in the possibility of america with your candid assessment of the nation's flaws? i think it's useful to hold two ideas in your head at the same time, which is that... ..america is full of flaws and contradictions. and, yet... ..despite the cruelties, despite the... ..the obvious violations of our professed ideals, like slavery, jim crow, the treatment of native americans, the internment of japane

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my 1st vice, like moses sewing machine icon for all women, are followed by this ocean for something as simple as learning how to write a by psychos isn't since i was a little girl, i wanted to have a bicycle off my home and it took me years to been made, there's finally gave up and mentioned buying young guys like this, but returns with the sewing machine. sewing, i suppose was more apt procreates for goes than rising. i'm biased as knowledge. i also reach out to those women back home who are bones by their duties and social norms and inform them of oded basic rights. my name is the about the go home and i wore hats to them. moved the official mary and her pregnant sister, the diplomat, who always gets straight to the point to look good to institutes outgoing director close to tell a man we look at his final year in office and his in press of career name on the last cultural diplomatic starts nov 16th on d w. this is the news live from birthday thousands of donald trump supporters gathered in washington to rally against the results of the u.s. presidential election. and the president m

moses martin rose and and tony o'grady actual run a project called b embassy and they are there to be ambassadors. their mission is to create natural style homes for wild honey bees. out in the woods here, they're installing one of their log hives. it's a hollowed out section of a tree trunk. honeybees natural habitat isn't woodland. reviewed in the wild honey bees. out in the woods, look for cavities and trees. they're often created by woodpeckers or form naturally . what we've done is create an artificial tree trunk. it's the perfect home, the bees look for the my livorno, not the i mean beenish out, they want to find out if there are any wild bees in these woods. and if they will take a liking to the new home they're being offered in. you. 'd naturally occurring tree cavities are becoming ever rarer in managed commercial forests. trees with holes don't last long. they've attached their log hives, 6 meters up the trunk of an outreach. they say these like the round shape and feel safe up there. you're going to learn from the being we have learned to see with the eyes of a being used.

the they of moses jesus the virgin mary but they point out that it's all too easy to publish or republish the drawings and current turns of mohammed a visit or of the prophet. or repartition which implies that it is easier to caricature the prophet of islam than to caricature the others it is not of when it is the 1st of all in factual terms that is incorrect and it is historically incorrect to the catholics in france have sometimes been very shocked by what they've seen and i know that jews have been too and so this is something that we have to discuss you know when it affects you personally we are not talking about caricature wars of religion but people can you may not like it but disliking something or being shocked by it does not justify violence i do not accept the idea that there is a kind of stigmatization no that is not right out also like to stress the fact that free speech is something much broader than mere cartoons but they're part of it. but i think that it would be a mistake to fall into a kind of chain reaction of provocation i wanted to set the record straight for you 1st

because moses decided to go into shelters under 19 seconds, distantly, among the best in germany, success against arch rivals. don't men dizzy could be sweet even at this level. but the highlight for this new 15 was still to come more about that success to the royal blue archives later. and they have to munich and a jump with the record champions comes with its own historical context. shirt numbers here are a matter of inheritance. they can be both a liability and a means for motivation. so the 7 was free. i didn't feel one of those numbers. well, as i want to help set the terms much to buy ins, new number 10 is following in the footsteps of club legend and robin the flying dutchman and his decade of brilliance down the right. so often cutting inside explosively unstoppably sometimes all the way bull with his signature move down thing along the edge of the box. before dispatching the deadly cult finish, i will be putting myself under any massive pressure to somehow do a better job than our enormous holes of golf shouldn't talk. it's to try and achieve with the club and the team to find th

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guy, if he uses willie moses cummings, there ain't a lot of whe guys named willie moses but if he changthis to bill cummings, he'soing to get the job. is so he changed his name to bill cummings, and my mother changed her name to rose cuings. we got the apartmentn manhtan, and he got the job. >> wow. >> and that's just the way it was. what's sad for my dad is that we still do it today. and it shldn't be that way. but it is. >> i think it's different -- there's a little bit of differce. i understand how you feel about your name, tst me, especially because of your grandmother. you know, it's ownership. they're proud of you as, you know, as we say a blatina, right? but you didn't do it because, you know, youid it because sunny was just easy, and it was perfect and it fit, right? >> fit. >> but i understand, i understand how now if you're looking back, you have the succes that you have, you wouldn't have to change your name. people would kw, and it's a different time now. but i have do you because we always ask what would you go back and tell your younger self, right? you've dealt with, you

moses mangini teaches at a state run school. he also belongs to a savings club. some of his colleagues are on strike over pay, but he still goes to work saying the little he's earning still goes a long way. when he's not teaching, he sells soya chunks from his car to supplement. his income is impossible to survive with. difficult to pay 50 used so with his flat is not far from way. he and his neighbors sell the goods in zimbabwe. any extra money beyond one salary is called aside hustle. and as the economic future looks bleak, especially for the poorest, more and more people in the country are doing it. algis are alkio just said, egypt of announced a major discovery of $100.00 coffins with well preserved mummies. have been found along with dozens of gilded statues of ancient gods. the discovery was announced next to a pyramid and sakara, after chappelle reports buried beneath the sand for 2 and a half 1000 years. a breathtaking slice of egyptian history is revealed more than 100 of the color in that human world coming from that it would have been. but the other on

earlier we spoke to claudia moses, who is a hong kong pro-democracy politician. she says she interrupts mission. lawmakers, fellow lawmakers have no choice, but to resign. we need to quit and the protest against a beijing group by the crazy and the, i mean the, this is not even though who by law now it's moved by the crazy they do, they order whatever they want. and 2, we cannot simply afford to stay on because a minus hour for colleagues who are ousted the afternoon of the 15 of us will simply don't have the mendham a number to a protest that ourselves from being unseated. eventually one by one of the by the beijing type. and so just let us, let us so full of hate that we just cannot carry on. and we need to support our colleagues who are you know, it telling anyone who was not patriotic enough to keep all politics. you have no place here. and so i would work that to be quakerly frank. i think it's possible that things will be in that don't, but then you do not under estimate on calm people, especially the young that anguish. so little things will have for a ref

to consider those policies as as we're supporting right yeah i'm more inclined to what moses said i mean i think that yes while he did bring more spending to the military what he's done to nato for example and moving of troops and even like with afghanistan this forcing through of the peace talks that are not necessarily going anywhere i i think that's a real you know issue or problem and so i don't think that changes he's brought i mean you know with the tax cuts and everything that's fine he has done that he has made a change that i think we will feel for for many decades to come but i don't think that these weren't necessarily successes this is themselves as this is a subjective analysis and i'm just saying objectively speaking if you're trying to understand why so many people have voted for him why you know essentially half of america is still supporting donald trump it's because when they look at what he did and i forgot to mention the judges on the court this was a huge thing for his base that he managed to put 3 new supreme court justices into place who are going to you know take

moses bongani teaches at a state run school. he also belongs to a savings club. some of his colleagues are on strike over pay, but he still goes to work saying the little he's earning still goes a long way. when he's not teaching, he sells soya chunks from his car to supplement. his income is impossible to survive with. difficult to pay 50 used to so with his flat is not far from way. he and his neighbors sell their goods in zimbabwe. any extra money beyond one salary is called a side hustle. and as the economic future looks bleak, especially for the poorest, more and more people in the country are doing it. algis are it's good to have you with us. hello, adrian finnegan, here in doha. the headlines allows us here at the leader of the to green region in northern ethiopia. says his forces are in conflict with eritrea on several fronts. he's confirmed the firing of missiles at the airport in eritrea. as capitalist marra, ethiopian government forces launched an offensive in the region 11 days ago. ahmed out o. has been from kaunda on the border of the to greater reg

moses bongani teaches at a state run school. he also belongs to a savings club. some of his colleagues are on strike over pay, but he still goes to work saying the little he's earning still goes a long way. when he's not teaching, he sells soya chunks from his car to supplement. his income is impossible to survive without difficulty. the g.s.t. where state pay 15 used so with his flat is not far from where he and his neighbors sell the goods in zimbabwe. any extra money beyond one salary is called a side hustle. and as the economic future looks bleak, especially for the poorest, more and more people in the country are doing it. algis are a criminal investigation has been launched into 50 well known nigerians who supported protests against police brutality that they've been accused of promoting the end sols demonstrations. a court has given police 2 weeks to determine whether they're responsible for the damage to property during those rallies and musicians. football players and journalists are among those named major protests were held last month, calling for an e

like a plastic sign or the tablets of moses, everything else is original.oes back to the idea of pershing. when he signed off on it, you did not change it. everything has been here since 1933-34. i've been told that it's never been damaged, it is basically in its original view. the pieces don't fall off, it's like a magnificent piece of artwork, it is beautiful. we can never forget when someone gives his life for us or our country, we cannot forget. these men died for us. they died for france and for the rest of humanity, the american soldier is still doing it today. he is fighting for everyone else around him to give them freedom. that's what soldiers did, they died trying to give france back their freedom. all i can say is this, i never had american tell me this was a waste of money. i've had americans tell me, this is what they want to see their taxpayer money go to. none of these men and women got to go home, walk their daughter down the aisle, see their son get married, or sit in a lounge chair or something on the front porch and of old age. these peop

there are not a lot of white guys named william moses you change it to bill cummings or william cummingse will get the job. he changed his name to bill cummings and my mom changed her name to rose cummings and we got the apartment in manhattan and he got the job. that's just the way it was. and that we still do it today. >> there is a little bit of difference i know how you feel about your name. trust me especially because of your grandmother it is ownership and they are proud of you as we say as a black tina. but you did it because it was perfect and if it. so looking back to have the success that you have and it's a different time now. so it would you go back to tell your younger self? and with treatment and a woman with kids in the business. so look at where it is happening now the summer of george floyd. if you could go back to the reporting about treyvon martin what word you say to that? >> so when i was younger so that you would succeed. and so with that simplistic way of looking at things if i'm being honest with my younger self this is the meritocracy and to be ready for that thi

been here since 1933, '34 except for a few minor changes like a plastic sign or the tablets and the moses, everything else is original. that goes back to that idea of pershing's thumbprint, when he did something and signed off on it, it stayed and we don't change it. so everything else has been here since 1934, '35, '33 in that period of time. from what i'm told from my crew and all is it's never damaged. it's basically in its original, you know, view, and the pieces don't fall off. it's like a magnificent piece of artwork. it's beautiful. why is it worth it? because we can never forget when someone gives his life for us or our country. we can't forget that. and these men died for us. they died for france. they died for the rest of humanity to try to improve the world. it's the way the american soldier is, the american soldier is still doing it today. he's going out there and he's not fighting for himself, he's fighting for everybody else around him to give them freedom. that's what these soldiers did, they died trying to give france back their freedom. i can say of this, i've never had a

okay, well i come from a line of w.a.s.p.s so long it leads back to moses. pretty seriously. she can be kind of severe. yeah, and i punched a hole in a wall. that's right, you did. yeah. now that i think about it, angela and andy might actually make a good couple. but i couldn't to that to dwight... or angela... or andy. [cheerful music] gentlemen, a word.

nasa kurt costello, the program chief scientist and last but not least is arlena moses, the launch whether officer for our 45th weather squadron. i don't everybody is looking forward to hearing from them as well. i will turn it over to steve and let them take it from there. >>>> thank you. is great to be here following the launch readiness today. since we talked on tuesday, we have put the falcon nine through a static fire, an important test for us to check out the rocket and make sure all of the systems are functioning as expected. we removed all of that over the last few days and the rocket is really good. it's important to do some inspections and we swapped out a couple inches on those vehicles and everything looks really good. we also did a dry practice with the crew. they got in the spacesuits, went out to the launch pad and got that installed into the vehicle. it's the first time we put for people into dragon and the test went really well. in terms of looking at the ,eather and chance of recovery we have it adjusted the launch day and have adjusted the launch date 24 hours later and

moses martin rose and antonio gurley actual run a project called the embassy and they are there to be ambassadors. their mission is to create natural style homes for wild honey bees. out in the woods here, they're installing one of their log hives. it's a hollowed out section. of a tree trunk, honeybees natural habitat isn't woodland. you didn't want to be in wild honey bees are no words. look for cavities and trees. they're often created by woodpeckers or for naturally, what we've done is create an artificial tree trunk. it's the perfect home, the bees look for the mother voted on not being a shower. they want to find out if there are any wild beast in these woods. and if they will take a liking to the new home they are being offered a. 'd naturally occurring tree cavities are becoming ever rarer in managed commercial forests. trees with holes don't last long. they've attached their log hives 6 metres up the trunk of an o.t. tree. they say these like the round shape and feel safe up there. you're going to learn from the army being we have learnt to see with the eyes of a b. . this is

and last but not least is arlena moses, the launch weather officer for our 45th weather squadron. i know everyone is looking forward to hearing from her as well. with that, i will turn it over to steve and let them take it from there. >> thank you. it is great to be here, following the launch readiness today. it has been eight busy few days. since we talked on tuesday, we have put the falcon nine vehicle through a static fire, an important test for us to check out the rocket, to make sure all the systems on the rocket were functioning as expected. we reviewed all of that date over the last few days, and the rocket looks really good. it was import for us to also do inspections after that. we swapped out a couple of engines on the vehicle and did those inspections, and everything looks really good. we also did a dry dress practice with the crew. the crew suited up, got in their spaces, went out to the launchpad and got installed in the vehicle. it is the first time we have put four people in dragon. that test went really, really well. overall, in terms of looking at the weather and

veterans and they can actually finance a home, they can finance an ooed education but both of those are mose mostly for whites. right now the opportunity bill. i know that trump has trumpeted the opportunity bill. i have a little experiencen n working on the tub bill and frankly who is taking advantage of them? it's the big real estate moguls from new york city, they are going to other places and trying to build these giant projects in opportunity zones. some of them already had a billion dollar program that they were able to convince the local authorities to include their billion dollar project in the opportunity zone so they get the tax breaks of the witness ill really benefit the local community or the low income people who are black or latino? i don't -- i haven't seen as many of that -- as much of that as the really should be and there is no data on it because they don't want to report on it because they know it really is an unequal -- it isn't as much of a cure-all for upscaling for redeveloping some of these poorer areas in cities and towns. >> the opportunity zones are classic americ

the santa clara county fire department unveiled two new high-tech units called moses they'll be usedcation when infrastructure is down. firefighters also receive new high-def cameras and a new support engine, new platforms to help disburse information. the firefighters tell us after this year's unprecedented fire season this equipment is needed more than ever. >> and we in the bay area are front and center with respect to the wildfires. and we have seen and we know that we are at war. we are at war with wildfires and the devastation that continues to occur. >> the new equipment provides high speeds and band width that unfortunately is not currently available to the public. >>> time now for a clear the shelters segment featuring our friends from pets in need. meet molly, 2-year-old pitbull mix. she is about 60 pounds. she was rescued during the cause for the big paws program. they created the program because big dogs are slower to get adopted and greater risk of being put down. they say molly is well behaved. she's social. she knows to sit. she throws her own toys to and plays fetch.

and last but not least, arlenea moses, the launch weather officer for the 45th weather squadron, so i know everybody is looking forward 20 hearing from her. with that, turn it over to steve. >> thank you, kyle. and it's great to be here following the launch readiness review today. it has been a busy few days since we last talked. we talked to you after the flight mainstream review on tuesday, and since that time, we have put the falcon 9 vehicle through a fire, to make sure that all of the systems on the rocket were functioning as expected and we have reviewed all of that data and the rocket looks really good. it was important for us to do some inspections after that. and we swapped out a couple of inspections and everything looks really good. we did a dry dress practice with the crew and they suited up and got in their space suits and on the launch pad and into the vehicle. this is the first time we have put four people in dragon's vests, and that wet really well. oval, in terms of looking at the weather and looking at recovery of the booster for this flight, we have adjusted the lau

senators in this country, carol mosely braun in 1992, then kamala harris.e've never had a black female governor elected in this country, in the history of our nation. so this is a historic moment, and i think the representation of kamala harris hopefully resonates with little girls across the country, but also little boys. i mean, you know, this moment is really important to understand some of the barriers and many of the barriers that women still face in all facets of their lives. and she's broken a ceiling. and she's, you know, climbed a ladder and clear going to pull others up. but we have a lot of work to do even as we celebrate. >> yeah. you know, one of the things that made joe biden an effective vice president for barack obama was that he had a certain lived experience that he brought to the job. he had all that foreign policy policy, he had good relationships with senators. when you think about a vice president kamala harris, what kind of lived experience do you think she brings to the table that will make her an effective partner for joe biden? >>

a big decision had to be made it you could break it down, luzon versus poor mose a. break it down for our participants. >> to make a long story short by june of 1944, july 1944 we had taken the mariana islands, we were about to take one, islands that were within bombing distance of japanese industrial heartland in tokyo, the japanese striking arm of the japanese fleet had been annihilated, naval battle took place in that campaign so essentially the japanese were finished in terms of any hopes they had of winning this war. those were gone. this last stage of the war, how do you force the japanese to capitulate? it was going to be unconditional surrender. it was the right policy to say we occupy and disarm japan, supervise the reconstruction of democratic japan and the japanese regime was very far away from that. how do you force them to surrender? macarthur really had the philippines as the centerpiece of his conception. many said he wanted to philip -- liberate the philippines, winning the war and the navy in many powerful internal planners for chief of staff organiz

people, while he blames the americans for moses plight. and he says it's taking on new dimensions that american met, sellable, mystic in the uk. not just to what our car had done to fight here. but also in here how tall govern iraq leave iraq. but they give iraq to iran and iraq like this. if not, the americans here knew jeffie says his forces have made great strides to rid his city of al qaeda. i thought than the need him in the ship when the men knew how would any a show and mahalo of middle class always applied to it was a wonder what's up a notice on that all day. but with armed police, a school took us to our next destination. it's clear, the fear still remains. most all streets are air really quiet. and this is a sense that the violence for which the city is notorious is never far away. the family i'm about to meet, protected me from that violence, and this is the 1st time out of seamen since their youngest son and the reuters photographer, whose work is on exhibit here, was killed by u.s. soldiers. who say they want to hear what you