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>> everyone of my teeth in my mouth are mexican teeth. >> are you worried about your mouth being froms everything getting along? >> so far, yeah, it's doing pretty good. ( laughs ) >> american teeth, mexican teeth. yeah, maybe the teeth look good, but isn't it risky? if i know anything about mexico-- and i don't-- it's that their dentists are all bad hombres with chain saws. i went to talk to an american tooth jockey in arizona. if something does go wrong down there you have no rights, and i have seen some very bad stuff done that i have had to fix. the worst is the patient had his third molar taken out. when they were drilling they severed the next tooth's root out. >> that's the mandickular vain. >> the mandibular. >> i know, this one here, bang, l4. >> no. >> are americans in this caravan of cavities even aware of the dangers they're about to face? you're in what has been described as a third-world country. you don't have rights as an american citizen in mexico, and you're okay with all this. >> well, i mean, i... i mean i guess i just went by the old-school yelp review. >> look, w

i think it's ok to remove your mouth temporarily to eat. >> i don't know if this is overboard, dr. chen hong. i've gotten into the hadn't of chews with the mask on. i would pull the mask right back up after taking a bite. >> it depends on the environment. if you're indoors, that's a riskier proposition and outside, if you're far away from another unknown group, it's probably ok temporarily, but yes, the more you cover your vulnerable places that the virus is trying to get to, the nose and mouth, the better it is for everyone. >> i want to move on to hosting a gathering. the cdc has some suggestions for that so let's go ahead and skip to the next graphic. if you are hosting, keep this in mind. can you take us through these? >> yeah. so having a small outdoor meal, smaller or shorter duration, which will be the -- better than a long drawn-out affair. have conversations ahead of -- with guests about, you know, covid values. are you having the same values as the guests. do they know how to protect themselves. these are all true and good principles to uphold. >> definitely. putting your

i may bash him out of my mouth my form and it would you going to jail? if i'm one of them somebody's got to take an example. ounce alec that is it now now i want to show you how to i am certain that i know is that you see yourself as an idea and then he comes home once you know that an enemy of the island is on the prison. he said in 5 p. q one, i was only twice have come out. i think you're quite fast enough for the job. if you buy the one, the cameras are there about an invalid along konami one and are long gone. and the bin now is in a bar la i have been announced and i'm bob dylan, i'm down from a long walk on number and i am what i live by the law. and again, all of my data more than their fair has the. 5 models in my beautiful graph. actually, i am a doctor would i know i'm due for pneumonia as one of them was a mongrel grooving. oh my, that's how i met you. i don't, i know. i don't know what i was a lot of the time it was summer and now he said the marshal herself will do ourselves. the only party you're gonna use. i'm initiating fun. really. than

you've got 2 eyes, 2 ears and one mouth. so you should be seen in here and a whole lot more than you're saying. if you don't take that advice, easy going to dig yourself a hole. or yours will pull you out of the mouth and we will always be the good is the people come up to the group on the mad at them and them on the numbers. i'm not bad, but only us a little more than about nanami and it is about this interim administration comes one, then all those who dreamed up in executing 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 belong. the top iranian nuclear scientist is killed in to run by on known assailants. iran calls the killing and acts of terror and points the finger at israel. we look at how the killing may impact the iran nuclear deal after the us president elect joe biden had been hinting you wanted america back at the negotiation table. for french officers are suspended for beating up black man in paris. af

mouth,all, it was his twitter, it was dividing this nation. somebody has to -- we have to quit being so far left and right. we have to come together. we have one nation and it is precious. if we do not come together, we are going to lose this. host: ok. caller: i think in the future, people need to work together. that is my solution. let's talk to each other. host: that is mary nebraska. let's hear from leslie in texas, a supporter of president trump. caller: thank you, c-span, for being the only station i can watch on any of this. you head-on, it is ironic, that is my message, as well. i supported trump, not ashamed of it. he did amazing things under pressure of media. i work in journalism, i do not think national media has been fair for a long time. when trump got elected, it was not just a message to democrats, it was a message to the establishment -- when you change, someone who will come in and cut through the junk. his mouth got him in trouble, it some divisive this, i think the divisiveness is already there. until we want to protect the

or yours will pull you out of the mouth of those who would have it and i didn't do. it will always be the good. is it just the house home on a couch and a little bit in the deep that are done or done much you people come up looking to do through come on genyen mountain about the name of the maggot that grama the money on his. i'm not bad with the internet, but oh, november a bit of a sick dies of them. they're down to the point about on it and is about to join me every day on the alex simon. chill, and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics, sport. i'm sure. i'll see of that. you know getting everything and then we'll be pushing our campus. you're going to see if you're going to use even some basics of it but then once you take the meeting up on that, because i said at the end, i suppose i'm in the middle of the most of what i would consider going to get a little now, but i'm not if i look like you're not old enough, is the guy on the tickle her mother and brother and going to see the you're going to make it on the bible for your 3rd or no? no. to more ye

and for years, the american people did not know how much anticipation mouth had rebound country per capita, human history, millions of unexploded bombs still in danger. lives in this small agricultural country. jordyn. we don't know how it's happening. even today, kids in laos full victims of bombs dropped decades ago is the us making amends for the tragedy in laos. won't help to the people need in that little land on the flood. watch similar enough to look at what's going to i'm going to have no more. i didn't have a bad as well as well. saturday. what it is, a new book coming out suddenly it will cost more than what this small. a small, you know, her, it was, you know, the one you know, we see because i got big buildings. so i still have to leave school. i want to long to move this wealth to he's too young to go down. as you know, you haven't seen my father and i'm the only one taking my father singles in the tubes. going to meet my father. i don't want to work for anybody, not because we are doing one's rich money. i don't want things to be like p. for lying in the streets. i know if i

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i'll go on or you boys will pull you out of the bit in the mouth and they would have it and i didn't do. it will always be good if it also helps hold on a politician. keep it or done or don't let you come up with the truth. come on. what about the law you have and i'm mad at the government the minimum time because i'm not bad with the internet, but oh, november that i say, i give them that down a little point about on it and that i'll be all beings as it is about loop. heresies, a new wave of civil unrest. as the french government pushes for a law, making it a criminal offense to publish images of police. our correspondent was caught up in the chaos. we were forcibly shocked by the police. my cameraman says, while he was filming, while we were trying to do an interview and also in military inquiry, uncovered a series of horrific killings by the country's forces in afghanistan.

i get a lot of mouth as if i bring in a regular wife once they get an american for say, years ago, i thought of it as the one of your 4. so the search began, i requested my deed of adoption, which also wasn't helpful. neither was the file that came with my birth certificate . number. any mother soloist, i listened to was there. i will get there. we'll see. won't be there more than a classic winner. i mean, i want to die while there will still no mark when i wallow in it all. a god will ever be in the new year before me who can all come out of us if you buy that one at the school should be one of these. and it was the need of a myriad of other the gear, but i could get across that life has led me to this part of the lore, which is so broad as there are thousands of cases in spain, in every province and hospital to have to be a way to find out the biological mother's name went up, go must claim which is a must if it would only go and look at this. also look into a lot less confusion. phenol, but not on doubt. he can deliver and this korean knows them on their own and they know that i d

it's in the patient's mouth, but here the dentist places a camera inside the mouth and takes a digital impression. the computer then makes a 3 d. model of the teeth and designs a perfectly fitting crown. the patient can have a say in things like color. the computer chooses between various different sizes of ceramic block to make the crown from the block is then inserted into the machine which chisels it down to the custom shape required mostly make crowns 80 percent of what we make her cry. so we can also use this process to make small dental bridges and fillings that are created externally and inserted called inlays. and it takes no longer than 15 minutes to create the crown. the dentist then checks that it fits and makes a few more small adjustments by hand until it's perfect. he then adds the color and place to the crown and prepares it for the final step called firing. the brand new ceramic crown is super heated and the special often after about half an hour it's ready to come out and it's left to cool enough for even more modern technique is 3 d. printing a machine built to the cr

and so it's like a deficiency of the mouth. and all the primary teeth, they are standing in the motor area quite tight together or so at their school where we often happening into dental coverage. i can show you on this model. so if this is a really tight and you don't take floss, good cleaning in between. they can go on the side through are going to be protective against it. well, 1st of all, they show it to brush their teeth at least twice a day, and the parents would also help them. and they should use a toothpaste for fluoride, for their remit. already stationed off the t.v. and they parents would take care of the fort off the kids that it's not included. so many showers. and then the kids would also come to record every check up to the dentist, especially if it's recommended that kids come when the 1st tooth it's already there . so that means in the age of 6 or 8 months, what is too important for me? and so for done through hard, you know, it's not so important on tour, you go to or better to be king, baby teeth. it's impo

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were 1834 i don't know 87 different points on your face so that say if you cover your nose and your mouth so you kind of covered to certain numbers of the data point of it so then the rest in number that you could use rippy that they have point to from your eye brows from your eyes that distance between your 2 eyes and your cheek bone so still you could get certain of the features of it but take a bit longer time to compare of it even some people will wear a t. shirt with a human face in the front so that the camera is kind of confused whether this teacher is year or does face is real you. there are some plus in the model in between so i think we definitely need to think about when we talk about the promising we also have to think about the panicky why they do the things run their experiments or a survey from research center they use 500 people's face of america. and then they come paired it with the criminal to the set and then they're found it is kind of like $35.00 case of it are match with a common data but they are not in germany we usually discuss data security and privacy when we t

anthony fauci just spoke to washington post, he said a mouthful. it reads a whole lot of hurt, fauci warns of a covid-19 surge. josh, i want to read some of what dr. fauci wrote. quote, we're in for all a whole lot of hurt, as you go into the fall and winter season with people congregating at home indoors, you can't possibly positioned more poorly. he was pretty candid about what's to come. it couldn't be any worse. >> yes, dr. fauci believes it's going to be -- 100,000 cases a day this fall for, you know, a number of weeks, he believes that the administration has taken an unfocused approach. he barely talks to the president anymore. very few coronavirus task force meetings. he wants to get his message out

the mouth can rebound country per capita. all human history. millions of unexploded bombs still in danger lives in this small agricultural country. jordyn wieber. even today, kids in laos full victims of bombs dropped decades ago is the us making amends for the tragedy in laos. what helped to the people need in that little land of mines? so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race, spearing dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical. time to sit down and talk violence on the streets of paris as france debates a bill to ban publishing images the police, our correspondent with court up in the on rest. we all cells were forcibly shocked out by the police, my cameraman grabbed by offices. while he was filming. while we were trying to do an interview, bloodloss to may have triggered the torture and murder of the afghan civilians by australian elite troops. i knew inquiry finds.

have been destroyed over a 1000 families used to live there and now they're clearly on the hand to mouth existence they're in desperate need of food and emergency shelter and across many areas of by province central and southern is on the situation is also difficult people were receiving aid here and there but they don't really know where the next meal will come so they're calling on the local government people in manila to come and bring aid immediately and that's just one area nic another island in fact and one this just only to the forty's managed to send aid so this has been happening

usually this is done with a kind of paste that solidifies in the patient's mouth. but here the dentist places a camera inside the mouth and takes a digital impression. the computer then makes a 3 d. model of the teeth and designs a perfectly fitting crown. the patient can have a say in things like color. the computer chooses between various different sizes of ceramic block to make the crown from the block is then inserted into the machine which chisels it down to the custom shape required mostly make crowns 80 percent of what we make or crowns. so we can also use this process to make small dental bridges and fillings that are created externally and inserted called inlays. and it takes no longer than 15 minutes to create the crown. the dentist then checks that it fits.

you stand on the hill, you invite by want of mouth bonfires on all the mountain chains. you do it nowadays on georgia and so on. you invite every moksha well in the world to come and hear you proclaim yourself the chief and hear any objections or on the proposals. and i see the day, god willing, if we, if we continue to draw breath, i see the day when you'll be in your castle, i'll be in my will both be clown chiefs, thanks to your big will all have enough to live on revver asco, which is the same of my clan, we will rise again. george galloway, thanks so much for being on castle report. always a pleasure. right. that's going to do it for this edition of kaiser report with me . max foster and stacey everett want to thank our guests, george galloway until next time by our new gold rush is underway and sounds of ill equipped workers are flocking to the gold fields, hoping to strike it. rich as children are torn between gold was very poor. i thought i was doing my best get back to school, which side will have the strongest appeal newly, elected u.s. presidents invariably, w

how little of this type of them will fish my mouth and acknowledge them to kill my few 1000000 of that meat. just for more in america here, money russian have the most winners. we had up to an individual. you move method budget to quality of life or meat, meat work to the author. look at it in the last word but it be the best father to be glad to be back to hull hard to believe that is that this is a good movie. and that was you have not heard for the men in this piece. of course, a funny joke, the 70s in them in mn them infinitely. if you know through that means a whole hoot, they end up with a good 55 is an issue, have been to the lord enough to give you the symbol for the card and how hard and how heavy a heavy duty on and you do v. . i can't imagine any of us that has him at the mouth of a tom, dick and i left the make up with the other. get the producers shadow and that only the garfield the then is he there yet? vent that says you gotta love the black girls, they don't know who they are, the good, the 3 men that i hate a man are not dark, famous, simple guys that did not send the

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caller: personally, i think trump has a big mouth, and he should keep his mouth shut, and he has beene news too much. i think he should just lose and just get out of there and keep his mouth shut. why did you support vice president biden? what was it about the vice president that attracted you? because biden does not have a big mouth like trump. when it came to the senate race in michigan, where did you go on that one? i voted straight democrat. host: what kind of work do you do? caller: i'm retired. host: from? caller: use to sail on a boat. host: what do you mean? caller: i'm retired. clarence.'s here's the electoral map as it stands at 9:30 p.m. eastern time. 264 president biden, electoral votes declared. this is associated press declaring these. president trump, two hundred 14. you can see there that alaska, georgia, north carolina, and pennsylvania are still left to be called. everything that is about election 2020, all the speeches, all the maps, all the facts and figures available at c-span's

you watched your mother's mouth and then there is a correlation and there they are matched up like a clap your hands or knock on the bars of your crib and the motor output every time i get spikes that's what you learn with correlation so with the person who is deaf they learn the best by watching the world to see the dogs mouth move and at first i don't know what that is but they say those two things are linked to be trained four hours a day. so he sees the word and feels the words and that's how he makes the correlation. thank you for the question. >>. >> how is life where different - - livewired different from reinforcement learning? i am not familiar with the term maybe you are. >> yes. will go into too much great detail but that's the way psychologists describe that they have taken on as a way of learning with feedback and to strengthen us and we can this that is reinforcement learning but more than that it is not just reward and punishment and relevance to you but also about the tension and the job of the brain is to bring the internal model of the world and that the doesn't mat

you stand on the hill, you invite by want of mouth bonfires on all the mountain chains. you do it nowadays on georgia and so on. you invite every moksha well in the world to come and hear you proclaim yourself the chief and hear any objections or on the proposals. and i see the day, god willing, if we, if we continue to draw breath, i see the day when you'll be in your castle, i'll be in my, we'll both be clan chiefs. thanks to your big gone. well, all have enough to live on revver asco, which is the theme of my clan. we will rise again. george galloway, thanks so much for being on council report. always a pleasure. right. that's going to do it for this edition of kaiser report with me . max foster and stacey everett want to thank our guest, george galloway until next time. by oh, is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation or community? are you going the right way or are you being what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to descend to join us in the depths or remain in the shallowness. a new

he has very bulging eyes, caricature mouth. he's dressed, looks very similar to the blackface minstrels. in book he was portrayed as being miss achievious, rude, naughty. >> gollywog showed up the uk. they used the gollywog image fo naughty. >> gollywog showed up the uk. they used the gollywog image ch naughty. >> gollywog showed up the uk. they used the gollywog image ch naughty. >> gollywog showed up the uk. they used the gollywog image for branding. >> his head had the same kind of controversies in european countries as we've had in this country in terms of is this offensive or not? so there are people who are saying it's just a doll. let it go, right? and others are saying, no, look at this. this is a caricature of a caricature, right. and so -- here's another point we have to make. it's also a slur. right? so i would not be pleased if someone called me a golly. i certainly wouldn't be pleased if they called me a wog and i wouldn't be pleased if they called me a gollywog. one of the things i'm most pleased about in the muse

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and when you opened the mouth of the dog it barks. and when you opened the mouth of the pig it made pig sounds. but when you open the mouth of the alligator it made this sound. >> oh, my sure is tasty cookies. >> it taps into this long history, especially material culture but in jokes, in movies that black people aren't really people. they are actually food for other people, and the story part again this, is an every day again, sitting on the store shelves. well we do a lot of over the years, we've done a lot of trai trainings or conversations with different groups and some include corporations or corporate leaders. i had in here one day about, i don't know, about six or eight leaders from a company where this was produced. and i told them what this object was, told them that this is sold in your stores, and i played it. they were so horrified that they went out and almost immediately had that removed from the shelves of their stores. so now i'm feeling all, like the world's greatest activist, i used education to persuade people to ma

he only had as a mouth one slice. >> richard: strong richards come from florida.amount to me, i didn't realize how small the alligator was, just a that out. you said maybe this could be donald trump. but maybe it joe biden and the 80 million americans that voted for him giving him back the democracy, and the puppy is a democracy. and donald trump the alligator. the little one. [laughter] with little hands. >> greg: they don't have hands, do they? do alligators have hands? i should look that up. >> dana: they have feet. >> dagan: i know a lot about reptile sadly, because i have no friends. [laughs] this is the new test for anyone who is judging a future mate or partner. what do you wrestle a puppy out of the jaws of an alligator? and by the way, their jaws are still incredibly strong. >> dana: and their teeth are sharper. >> jesse: that puppy just walked away. >> greg: no he didn't come he was bleeding. you are going to get so much hate mail and i for one cheer it on. like, i can't believe jesse didn't care. >> dagan: the puppy was bleeding, says louise, his wife.

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and suddenly, i realize the wrong words are coming out of my mouth. but in touch and text indicating i feel i. 7 was. 7 i thought i could hear my thoughts. sometimes i ask myself how you do it? doesn't it get boring at some point to perform the same roles at the same place is acting as though it's all new. well, maybe it really does feel that way noir veil. it's been gotten in fits of guns if you like, song in more than 40 together. at the moment, there are about 15 to 20 in my repertoire, coleman's inspiration, of course, if you're always doing the same things with the same colleagues, under the same circumstances, it can become rather routine after the experience of everything being new and exciting, can turn into the nightmare of everything being always the same. but i'm very lucky because i do get to enjoy a lot of variety in what i say was my time was listening to your own younus caliph meant to be quieter and outgoing. for example, if the rehearsal isn't going the way he wants, but this is the same man who can perform the final scene of common i

but then it's all peanuts compared to the opportunities you have peanuts that's in the mouth . i think when he's singing for you know like joel hard work event to help. if i were to say that everything's so effortless, you hardly even notice it and i'd be lying. if i was that you joy, that this music imparts, has the tendency to make the audience think. and even you, of the singer think it's all happening without any effort at all yet. but the moment you stop for a breather is of you realize just how much it takes out of you. a worn out you are through. that's when you notice how strenuous it really helps you. i'm staying at this. i can do stuff. but that because this profession gives you such tremendous feelings of happiness, it carries you from one wave of energy to the next and you get the feeling. everything just happens effortlessly, but there are worse things and you're not even a young as caliph man didn't come into the world a fully fledged tena. how did you build that relationship with your voice? when did you find your voice and think the hey, i can do something with

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he gave her mouth to mouth resuscitation. chest. >> reporter: and there's no dna? >> and how much dna and how many fingerprints are found on the knife, the rope, her body, how much? >> reporter: none. >> zero. zero. >> reporter: zero of adam's, that is. rebecca's dna and fingerprints were everywhere. according to greer, that means adam, who had no criminal history, knew exactly how to wipe down the scene, somehow removing his own fingerprints and dna, but leaving just rebecca's. of course, it could also mean that adam simply wasn't there when rebecca died. which is exactly what law enforcement came to believe. i'm guessing that if you walked into court on any case and opposing counsel said, "there is no evidence here, there is no fingerprints, and there is no dna, and that is the proof of the case that i am bringing," you would think to yourself, i got a groundball here. >> the absence of evidence isn't the evidence of absence. and so we know it's murder because it's wiped down. we know it's not suicide. >> reporter: would a

mouth trumpet monday was a different strokes theme song. best hour of your day. and you have made it so you can follow me on twitter an instagram at candidate nation. candidate fbn facebook. get your hate in there now, tomorrow night on the show robby soave, emily campagna and martha >> it's one of the largest armies of its kind. >> would you say it was a hobby? or was he obsessed? >> i think that he was obsessed. >> soldiers of fortune -- and a fortune in soldiers. >> do you have any idea what it's worth? >> yes, we know what it's worth. >> can i know what it's worth? >> the man who raised this army was on a mission... >> he was a true historian. he wanted to bring these battles to life. >> but is it a bridge too far for his heirs? >> he left you with a huge responsibility, didn't he? >> it's just too difficult. >> it's kind of interesting that toy soldiers would get their own trust. >> i don't have my own trust, but they got theirs. [ theme music plays ]

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he's a bad mother -- >> shut your mouth. >> -- shut your mouth. >> how you doing, you turkey?sgiving. i was going to say the biggest turkey i know, until you gave that really nice, warm greeting. and then, you came and you talked smack about -- what's wrong -- i used to wear turtlenecks a turtlenecks all the time on the tv. what's wrong with my turtleneck? >> i didn't say anything's wrong with it. you're a good-looking man and you dress well. and you know it. you know that's why you did it. >> he had a much bigger afro. he wore leather and, yes, he did wear a turtleneck. >> all right. so, there. i'm right. >> couple things i want to talk to you about. do you have a minute? >> yeah, it's my show. go ahead. my time is your time. >> i was so happy that -- i was so happy that you came back and you talked about what happened. this farce that went down in pennsylvania, today. there was a reason why it didn't happen in a court of law, under oath, because if they do it in a court of law and under oath, as you so well stated and so did mr. mccabe, i'm sorry, and so did mr. shapiro, wha