natalie fleet from labour.ing and you have talked a lot about that today. but what have they actually delivered in the first 100 days, apart from a cut to the winter fuel payment? >> i don't feel super comfortable in parliament being an mp doing media because i'm a normal person, and the reason that i am here and the reason i believe strongly that we need normal people in politics, is because of the difference politics makes. already we've introduced the child poverty taskforce. the last labour government took kids out of poverty, including me, 30% of kids in every class now are hungry and they are struggling . hungry and they are struggling. we're introducing breakfast clubs. we're making sure they can go in and they can learn. we're smashing down barriers to opportunity. we're making sure that their parents can afford to get into work because we've got the energy bill. we're making sure they're not evicted from their homes because we've got renters rights. we have. we have got a review into our nhs and we are

natalie? >> that's correct.u know, one of the things, too just laying down the groundwork here, when president trump invited us to the oval office, he was gracious with this family. he didn't have to do that. there was many people out there, you know, missing from fort hood that died at fort hood, he opened his doors up to this mexican-american family and he was gracious to them and he gave them a lot of time. and when president biden came into office, he did not invite this family. i don't have to go into details. but we didn't have the same courtesy, the same respect, the same support that we saw with president trump in the white house. and i know and everyone knows that president trump is very supportive of our military. so, this piece owe-i can't even call it a story. this piece, leave it there, was full of lies. i myself told him certain things for as a matter of fact i said i cannot speak about the issue, about these things and about these things. and he says natalie khawam said this and that is not true.

natalie. >> that is correct.e of the things, too, laying the groundwork, when president trump invited us to the oval office, he was gracious with his family. he didn't have to do that. many people from fort hood that died but he opened his family up to this mexican-american family and he was gracious to them and gave them a lot of time. when president biden came into office, he did not invite his family. i will not go into details which have but we did not have the same courtesy, the respect, the same support we sell with president trump and the white house and i know and everyone knows president trump is supportive of the military periods of this piece, i can't even call it a story, this piece was full of lies. i, myself, spoke to and told him certain things are a matter of fact, i said, "i cannot speak about the issue about these things and these things." and he said natalie's at this and that is not true. i have worked with both sides of the house with reporters and the media for years, both sides of the aisle

natalie brand, >>> it's monday, october 7th, 2024.

host: natalie allison, democrats are hoping abortion is an issue they can win on. the former first plays -- former first lady melania trump posted her thoughts in support of abortion rights. what is the strategy here? guest: it is striking. it left a lot of republicans asking that question. what is the strategy? former president trump spoke to that yesterday on the campaign trail. he was asked about it. did you know that your wife was going to be saying this? he said yes. i told her to go from her heart and write what she believes and he moved on from the conversation. they left a number of antiabortion leaders, social conservative leaders online asking the question of why would she do this a month before the election. the social conservative right has had a fraught relationship with trump with regards to his abortion views. certainly in the republican primary he was reluctant to embrace any kind of federal restrictions and is still maintaining that position. he threw them a bone when he said he would vote against the abortion referendum in florida to expand aborti

that was natalie pirks.nfirmed it is going to ban the sale and supply of single—use, disposable vapes in england. ministers say the move is aimed at protecting the environment and protecting children's health. the ban will come into effect in england from june next year. similar bans are expected to be introduced by the devolved governments in scotland, wales, and northern ireland. vapes are banned in sa countries, including brazil, india, iran and thailand — according to a 2023 report by the world health organisation. 7acountries, mostly in africa but also including pakistan, colombia and mongolia, do not regulate e—cigarettes at all, whiile the governments of the us and china allow vapes but regulate their use. let's speak tojohn dunne who's the director—general of the uk vaping association. thank you for being with us. what is your reaction to this announcement? it what is your reaction to this announcement?— what is your reaction to this announcement? , ., announcement? it is one we were waitin: announce

natalie, good to see you. so let's talk there about last night, this meeting with faith leaders coming on the heels of trump's vulgarity over the weekend. we certainly know that evangelicals are a key piece of his support, but he unleashed these unfounded, deeply personal, insulting attacks against vice president harris. how is that playing out? >> harris spent her sunday morning visiting georgia churches. she was going to souls to the polls events in georgia yesterday, attending christian churches and then, of course, around 24 hours later trump claims without any proof she's going to be destructive to religion and christianity. we heard the clip. it's just another example of him making statements as we heard yesterday with regard to fema, spending money they weren't authorized to spend, making statements that aren't true in the course of his dump speech. yeah, to your point he did stay away from the arnold palmer jokes with the evangelical crowd last night. he did make jokes about sermons being boring and th

natalie: that is the argument basically.b is saying a blanket ban like new york cities is a cautionary tale and that cities should not go that far. ed: the question is what happens next. new york city is an interesting example where there is a debate about whether laws get changed. natalie: interestingly, a month ago, this rule came into effect, airbnb took stock of the effectiveness of this rule, said they are appealing to the city to perhaps address some provisions in the law so that some hosts can come back to the platform. ed: natalie lung across two important stories in the gig economy. appreciate it very much. coming up on the show, one giant leap for spacex as it stuns the world, catching a rocket booster midair, as you are seeing on the screen. it's a really big moment for commercial space. caroline: extraordinary moment. keeping an eye on roadblocks -- roblox. apparently they are having some concerns. currently off by 1.2% on the gaming company. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ the future is not just going to happe

and welcome to the show, natalie gallegos chavez. thank you so much, natalie, for being here. a graduate of oakland high and also a former student director on the usc board. so you know what it's like to be involved. why did you feel like it was so important to make this opportunity available to other young people? >> yes. so we wanted to fight for oakland youth vote because we felt as young people, it would be important for us to get a say in our oakland school board because typically we have had times where there's budget cuts and there's programs that are stripped away from our students, as well as predominantly black and brown schools are being shut down. so as young people, we've been passing this down to our generations, moving forward so they can actually have an say in who will represent them at the school board. >> yeah, i like the back of your shirt says it says it says no decisions about us without us. right. so the idea is that kids, young people have a say in what's going on. tell me why you think though. that is so, so important for young people to have a say in

natalie, it was exactly one year ago you were at that music festival. hours and hours until a stranger helped you to safety and help you make it back to new york. how did it feel home one year later? >> you know, there is a quote i said about a year ago that to me was not significant. but to the person interviewing me was significant that they made it the title of the article. that was that as a , i feel safer in israel even at a time of war than i do in the united states. unfortunately that is just as true today as it was almost a year ago. >> you have been back to israel several times since. are you in touch with those men who you ran with? did you ever meet the man in that van who really rescued you? >> it took me about three months to track him down. because as soon as he rescued us and dropped us off in his hometown, he turned around to go save more. but i finally got to meet him in person and thank him for saving my life. and him and his son drove back and forth from their hometown to the festival grounds for about eight or 10 hours that day and t

natalie mentioned some of the oppo dump.ne thing -- i've been chatting with other reporters and curious to hear natalie thoughts as well, it seems this election cycle it has been different on the presidential side the past years but it seems there has not been as much campaigning. it is very busy still but it seems obviously the two assassination attempts against donald trump, harris's rush to become the democratic nominee, it seems to have changed the pace of the campaign. curious to see if that changes. >> i am certainly watching out for donald trump's return to butler, pennsylvania is going to be like on saturday. it is a big moment for him and his campaign. it is a do over of the rally that ended with his ear being shot and that was a stunning -- and upsetting moment for the nation. a lot of people have moved on from that. we are not talking about it a lot. it is not even something donald trump is talking about. >> he mentioned the chart on immigration statistics. by and large people are not discussing it should i'm curi

natalie pirks with that report. look for quick wickets against pakistan when play resumes in the third and final test in rawalpindi on friday. 13 wickets fell on the first day, with the home side's spinners doing all the damage as they bowled england out for 267. sajid khan's six wickets was the standout bowling. it could have been a lot worse without a half century from opener ben duckett and 89 from jamie smith that included six sixes in a century partnership with gus atkinson. pakistan then closed on 73—3 so that england score doesn't seem so bad. and here is smith talking to the bbc�*s simon mann. yeah, we're pretty pleased with the position we're in. i feel as though no—one quite knew or expecting what the wicket was going to do there. i think no—one quite had an idea. a lot of people have been saying it never spins in rawalpindi, so we weren't quite sure. thankfully we won a toss for the first time in a long time. but yeah, we're happy to put runs on the board. we can only see it getting tougher as the game go

natalie, well, in fact , ms. confirmed what was said, once again, that between dictatorships examples. dictatorships can be a complicated story, which we also need to use when we think about the future. we would like to thank mrs. natalya polaksymko botyrskyi, and we will continue with mr. igor svel and mr. valery chamy in just a few minutes. now i have a toothpaste that does more. lacquer active plus with a plus of active ingredients. i use it to overcome problems with clear and unpleasant smell. lacaluut aktiv+ with two-phase technology, actively overcomes bleeding clear and gives fresh breath. lacalot active plus - an action that you feel immediately. there are discounts on the rapier. 20% in psarynyk, bam and oskad pharmacies. do you like to learn? do it for fun with my education. there are marketing, it, design, english, cooking, training and more. learn from different devices, conveniently. choose free lectures or advanced courses. mhogo. education. we. let's learn. healthy joints and back allow you to lead

natalie brand, cbs news, washington. >>> you can watch more of bill whitaker's conversation with vice president harris on the "60 minutes" primetime election special tonight at 8:00. former president trump's campaign declined to participate. >>> coming up, on a hot streak. fire breaks out as a passenger plane touches down in las vegas. >>> and arrests in an attack on a former governor of new york. the surprising age of the suspects. suspects. i have relapsing ms, but i still want to spend my time my way. i chose kesimpta because it works for me and my schedule. kesimpta is a b-cell treatment for rms that had powerful results. a reduced rate of relapses and slowed disability progression. i take it myself once-a-month, at home, or on the go. when i'm ready, treatment time is less than a minute. so more of my time, is up-to-me time. don't take if you've had an allergic reaction to ofatumumab, life-threatening injection-related reaction to kesimpta, or have hepatitis b. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b as it could come back. kesimpta can cause serious side effects, including fat

natalie pirks, bbc news. worl. ., .y. ., some other stories around the worl ., ., world a cyclone in eastern india has _ world a cyclone in eastern india has caused - world a cyclone in eastern. india has caused thousands world a cyclone in eastern - india has caused thousands of people to flee their home. it is expected to make landfall in the coming hours and with speeds of more than 100 kilometres an hour. mcdonald's is scrambling to contain the damage from an e.coli outbreak linked to quarter pounder burgers that has killed one person and nearly 50 others fell ill. the burgers have been removed as a menu item across a dozen states in the us. 10 people have been hospitalized due to serious complications, according to the us center for disease control and prevention. a mcdonald's spokesperson said the outbreak is limited to the us. research has revealed that as the arctic warms, polar bears face a growing risk of contracting viruses, bacteria and parasites that they were less likely to encounterjust 30 year

natalie brand, cbs news, washington. >>> just in time before election day, steve bannon, a key trumpfrom prison. bannon reported to a federal prison in connecticut in july to serve a four-month sentence for contempt of congress after refusing to cooperate with the house january 6th committee. after release on tuesday, he immediately began pushing unfounded conspiracy theories. cbs' scott macfarlane reports. >> reporter: with just days remaining in a viciously fought election, former president donald trump just got one of his most bare knuckled fighters back. >> steve very committed. he is a friend of mine. >> reporter: former trump white house aide steve ballmer, seen in this blurry photo during his early morning release from the danbury, connecticut federal prison. and bannon picked up right where he left off, immediately returning to his audience of tens of thousand of viewers and listeners and began planting seeds to challenge the 2024 results. >> they want to at least delegitimize his victory. >> reporter: bannon said he is going the urge trump to address the nation on election n

host: natalie allison.ought it was interesting the caller referred to trump's difficult time articulating on health care and it certainly came up at the debate with vice president harris and it continued to resonate in the concept of the plan to overhaul health care in the country and it is something we haven't gotten a clear answer on him from. he was certainly for repealing the affordable care act at one point and then sort of waffled on with the overall health care plan would be. so it is difficult to say that obamacare was a complete failure and not have a clear answer on where to go. host: the atlanta journal-constitution headlines come here is why donald trump in the georgia governor our meeting after hurricane helene. they were surveying damage today. why is this headline and the two of them together? guest: we know brian kemp and donald trump have a history of a rocky relationship going back to 2021 brian kemp certified the presidential election votes, something donald trump took very personally. an

natalie, in 2016 you said goodbye to the city forever, are you restoring the apple orchard, is the orchard6 hectares, it opens up in the sun, closes in the shade, and what is there, a red stem, green, amazing, some kind of radish, what does it look like visually beets, but this is mongolia, i try to live the way our grandmothers lived, watch the project i am from the village on the belarus 24 tv channel . this is the main broadcast. hello, happy birthday teachers, we congratulate all those involved. each of us, without exaggeration, passed through the second parental hands of our teachers. this is a holiday for people of the most noble, responsible and respected profession in the world, our leader’s congratulations say. yes, thanks to the knowledge that was invested in lessons and lectures, we stand firmly on our feet in this world and provide for ourselves. thank you to those who learned well. belarusian equipment works on all continents of the globe.

thanks to natalie hillem for that story. >>> a lucky dog is recovering after miraculously surviving a seattle. the dog came crashing down on to the windshield. good samaritans attended to the dog and rushed her to an emergency medical veterinary center and got in touch with the dog's owners who say she was home alone when she managed to get out. washington state patrol are investigating that incident.

nbc bay area.com/voter guide in san jose natalie viera, nbc, bay area news. so many issues to learn about before the election, and we are here to help you scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you straight to our websit, and there you will find a full voter guide that natalie mentioned, including how to register and details on all of the key races. well, technology is helping visitors learn more about san jose's japantown community leaders launched a new program today. they're putting qr codes on many japantown landmarks. visitors. all they have to do is scan the qr code to read and hear historical information voiced by community leaders. the qr codes also provide cultural history on the city's chinatown and filipino landmarks, too. the codes give information. in 15 languages. the project was created by mia fujikawa, a fifth generation japanese american, in san jose. we are back in 60s and just ahead. the search is on for a missing broadway star where his car was found and the high profile celebrity urging fans to help find him. and during the day, to

a friend said: natalie is no more, and how do you remember natasha, oh, we first met her about 15 years ago, i would have taken pictures, i'm a photographer myself, i also do photo shoots, for her son's birthday, when he turned 10, and that's where we met, but at that time she was more like a professional and all that, she invited me to my place... that is, to her place, when there was still a lot of competition at that time, photos, videos, everything, she told me some tricks, interesting moments, which really struck me, she is such a person, well, how to say, a strange tongue, some kind of, well, a little strong personality, but then she opened up to me as a completely different person, open, positive... you see, she is very beautiful, self-sufficient, that's about this version, because she was, a gorgeous woman herself, that's what and lovers and all that, maybe, but my version is business, so, let's look again at the surveillance cameras that were recorded, so, on september 22nd the day before. and spectacular appearances, yes, she is preparing for the guests to gather, she was ther

as natalie brand reports, the comments have given vice president kamala harris a new line of attack.> reporter: vice president kamala harris seized on a warning from retired general john kelly who served as former president donald trump's chief of staff. >> this is a window into who donald trump really is from the people who know him best. >> reporter: kelly enter viewed by "the new york times" called trump an authoritarian who admires dictators. >> he certainly falls into the general definition of fascist for sure. >> reporter: kelly also confirmed previous reports that trump on more than one occasion spoke positively of hitler. >> he wants a military who will be loyal to him personally, one that will obey his orders even when he tells them to break the law or abandon their oath to the constitution of the united states. >> reporter: in a statement the trump campaign responded saying, "john kelly has totally beclowned himself with these debunked stories he fabricated because he failed to serve his president well while working as his chief of staff." >> if you look over the last 30 ye

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. >> i'm honored to have natalie sena dodgy here tonight.'s a survivor of the attack on the nova music festival in israel one year ago and my dear friend and former colleague martin fletcher. he's a former nbc news correspondent and bureau chief in tel aviv. we spoke to them both on the show after the october 7th attack last year. it was exactly one year ago, you were at that music festival. you ran for hours and hours until a stranger help you to safety, help you make it back safe to new york. how did you feel at home one year later? >> you know there's a old quote that i said in an article about a year ago that to me was not significant but to the person interviewing me was so significant that they made it the title of the article. and that was that as a jews i feel safer in israel even in a time of war than i do here in the united states. and unfortunately that statement is just as true today as it was almost a year ago. >> you've been back to israel several times since. are you in touch with those two men who you ran with? did you ever m

we're joined live by natalie gallegos. chavez, a current cal student and also a former oakland high graduate. and you are involved very highly in this movement to get these 11th and 12th graders the right to vote in the school board election. so it's happening in 2 weeks. what does this all mean to you? >> yes, i'm just super happy and super pout that 16 17 olds are now going to finally get the chance to vote for school board elections. you know that clinton but the are 2 of the major cities that have been the first to make this happen. so i think this is just a huge accomplishment. am happy to have been a part and why did you think it was important for this to happen? how did you get involved? yeah. so i got involved in 9th grade. so roughly around 4 to 5 years ago, we and other young people oakland had seen why our board members want properly representing student. so as students, we take action into our own hands and plan together to be able to get the chance to actually vote for point members ghana properly student. >>

robyn asleson this is kind of a racy portrait of natalie clifford barney.nd it was painted by her mother. yes, i do think you're picking up on something because there is a seductive quality to the way she's portrayed in this low cut scarlet velvet gown with flowing golden hair and this kind of melting gaze. she's directing at us and she was known as a irresistible woman and very magnetic personality, a very attracted to both men and women. she preferred women, but there were men who fell in love with her, too. she had many lovers, many partners, and she, at an early age, wrote love poetry to her female friends. and her mother unwittingly illustrate in that book, not quite understanding the content her father got it, and how that was destroyed. but natalie was undaunted, and she continued to write poetry, essays, epigrams in french. she was fully bilingual, and she spent most of her life in paris after moving there as a young woman. and another one of these american women who opened a paris salon that became a landmark, a cultural landmark in the city. anyon

here's our sports correspondent natalie pirks. flame—throwers at villa park.eded a reminder of the heat on him. the club is languishing in the doldrums whereas villa beat bayern munich last week. it was united who almost got the perfect start. martinez into the same. without a win in four games the decision makers looked on. united made it to have time unscathed — almost. this game needed a spark, rashford again almost providing it. at the other end onana was also equal to the challenge. a strike the keeper could do little about. fernandes. he is unlucky. bruno fernandes�*s free kick denied by the woodwork. as everyone�*s batteries were running low tried to nick the win back their champions league brilliance seem to have dulled their shine. united survived but this remains their worst start in premier league history. a draw then perhaps the breathing space united's beleaguered manager needed. natalie pirks, bbc news. we are now into the international break so there is some breathing space. let's hearfrom erik ten hag, he says despite the draw he was pleased wi

natalie pirks, bbc news. there is more online on that very important story.an it was yesterday. strongest went out towards the west. for most of us it will be dry and sunny spells developing. and across the board, mild. the mild theme continues as we go through the next few days. as you can see with the yellows and ambers on the chart. maybe a dip in temperatures overnight saturday to sunday but sunday itself still on the mild side and that continues into monday with temperatures generally above average for the time of year. what we have today is windy conditions out towards the west, here too there is some figure cloud producing spots of drizzle. central and eastern areas breezy and the cloud will turn over, some sunny skies will develop. in fact, we could have a high of 17 or 18 degrees across the moray firth today at 18 or 19 across the far south—east but mild wherever you are. through this evening, a fair bit of cloud around and we will see mist and fog patches developing across north—east england. meanwhile, an area of low pressure develops across the so

's. >> dana: natalie you alluded to anti-semitism we have seen across the united states and across the world and certainly across the middle east since a year ago. . bit is hardly surprising that we are now starting to hear about something wonderful, which is this other phenomenon in the united states rabbis are referring to as the surge. renewed faith among american and they see it in the larger at synagogue and higher enrollments at jewish schools and jewish summer camps, increase in philanthropy. so it's not all hopeless among the jewish in america but this has rallied and in some cases restored a lot of folks faith. you see a lot of secular jewish coming to the synagogue which is what we hear. >> i think it is unfortunate sometimes that has to happen to remind the jewish that at the end of the day from what we see from people's reactions around the world that we do only have each other. it does bring people back to their faith. i think for a lot of jewish with all of the war we have him through, we feel the need to find a silver lining in the bad. i think that is what a lot of peop

natalie, i'm just asking, do you believe that putin flew to binhyang without agreement with sidzimpinat the kimian did not have an agreement, well, you are turning it over, you are turning it over, you know, it seems to me that the coordination of the interaction between russia and north korea was in a certain way, because... that during the meeting, during shoigu's visit, then, it seems to lavrov, the previous visits, there were representatives of china, and also during kimchanin's visit to russia to vladivostok, in the warehouse, in the pool, where they were sitting at the table and they were talking about something, a high-ranking chinese party official was seen , there was a lot of talk about it in the press, so the entire defense minister of china was right there, and at that time in pyongyang. so they are under the pretext, these were the first agreements that started between the two countries in terms of weapons, but under the pretext of some kind of parade, that is , initially, not not initially, but in general, china was in a certain way monitoring what was happening between

natalie pirks, bbc news. says despite the draw he was pleased with his sides performance. i think the performance of united is very good. defending but also in _ united is very good. defending but also in possession - united is very good. defending but also in possession part, i. but also in possession part, i think we controlled the game. it was in balance. we created some chances but not much of it and on the other side was villa. this is our clean sheet, we are in a new direction and now also we improve defending the counterattacks that shows we are in a good direction. that point for villa sees them stay fifth in the table, but only behind chelsea on goal difference. england defender ezri konsa is expected to miss england's upcoming nations league matches against greece and finland over the next week. that's because he suffered a hamstring injury in the first half of that draw. villa boss unai emery is keen to seen his team continue to grow. we wanted, we prepared the match tried to win we didn't do but w

natalie, in the sixteenth year, and you said goodbye to the city forever, you are restoring the apple orchard, yes, the orchard is big, yes, 16 hectares, it opens up in the sun, closes in the shade, and what is there - a red stem, green for now, some kind of radish, what it looks like beetroot visually, but it's mongolia. i try to live the way our grandparents lived, to experience it for myself, and then, having pushed off from this , invent an eco-friendly refrigerator, a washing machine, well, not alone, of course, in a team with inventors, yeah, shtrifin, cool, watch the project i'm from the village on the belarus 24 tv channel, from... open to amazing secrets and facts. have you ever wondered why in every belarusian city there is so often a street named september 17. numerous chagall's relatives lived in liozna. it was his grandfather, grandmother, parents who met each other here. and don't forget to give free rein to positive emotions. this is the kind of beauty, magnificent we have. as i understand it. four. we have forgotten how to enjoy the little things, to be surprised, to f

natalie in the sixteenth year. you said goodbye to the city forever, you are restoring the apple orchardectares, the suns open, close in the shade, and what is there - a red stem, green, amazing, some kind of radish, what is it, well, visually similar to beetroot, but this is mongolia, i try to live the way our grandmothers and grandfathers lived, to feel it for myself, and then, having pushed off from this, invent something environmentally friendly. a refrigerator, a washing machine, well, not just one, of course, in a team with inventors, shtriefel, class, watch the project, i'm from the village on the belarus 24 tv channel . the famous mir castle is like a postcard, today we are proud of the museum complex, just a few decades ago the issue of reviving relics was very acute, what it means to build the world anew, belarusians know firsthand. the history of relationships.

vilma: francisco y beatriz, sus hermanas paola de 15 aÑos y natalie de 10, fallecieron en un accidenteante y que hacer despuÉs de esto. vilma: corrieron al lugar y encontraron una situaciÓn desagradable. >> nos dijeron que eran 4 personas que estaban en el auto en llamas. se notaba que no los habÍan sacado. dijeron que habÍan fallecido cuando estaba el auto en llamas. vilma: recuerdan a su papÁ trabajando en construcciÓn para salir hacia delante. vilma: la madre siempre se dedicÓ a sus hijos, por eso se sienten desprotegidos. autoridades investigan las causas del accidente. ilia; bukele anuncia un nuevo operativo de mano dura contra operativo de mano dura contra las pandillas. cuando yo era niña, mi padre tenía dos trabajos. perdió mucho tiempo con mi familia. lo mismo me pasó. estuve trabajando, hasta 13 horas. apenas veía a mis hijos. entonces busqué un trabajo que tuviera la union. la familia junta hace una fuerza y la unión igual. es otra familia. donald trump es solo para los ricos. pero kamala harris entiende lo que es familia y tiene la fuerza para pelear para nosotros. seiu cop

the golden state valkyries announced natalie nakase as its new coach.is coming from the las vegas aces, spending the last three years there as the first assistant coach. the wnba will hold an expansion draft in december, where the valkyries will start building their roster. the team is playing at chase center in san francisco and will kick off its inaugural season in may. we look forward to it. after beating the kings in their preseason opener wednesday night in sacramento, the warriors were looking to make it two in a row last night. this time, the game was at chase center. warriors fans got their first look at the newly hired head coach of the valkyries. as mentioned, natalie nakase. as for the game, the warriors got a strong effort from moses moody. moody, who is hoping to earn more playing time this season, led all scorers with 23 points. the warriors win 109 to 106. now to the san jose sharks. prized rookie macklin celebrini. he is still up in the air whether he will play tonight. he missed practice yesterday because of what his coach calls a lower

natalie, in 2016 you said goodbye to the city forever, you are restoring the apple orchard, right?arden is big, 16 hectares, it opens up in the sun, closes in the shade, and what is there - a red stem, a stunning green one, some kind of radish, which visually resembles beets, but this is mongolia, i try to live the way our grandparents lived, to experience it for myself, and then pushing away from this to invent an eco-friendly refrigerator, a washing machine, well, not alone, of course, in a team with inventors, belarus is becoming increasingly popular among the residents of europe. the dynamics are positive, openness and good neighborliness without visas in just one week more than 4,000 foreigners from 38 european countries entered our country. since the launch of the extended visa-free regime in july, more than 4,600 guests from 35 countries have visited sineok. belarusian hospitality visa-free entry is an opportunity not only to freely travel, but see with your own eyes everything that the country lives. increase mutual trade turnover to half a billion dollars, such is the expe

natalie was thinking that community system is a very ideal for strong. i'm always a great leader. and when the model problem is that we'd be nice to buttons, we'd be kind to dividends. but no government can be so naive. the government committed a blender, the time the even is most troops began marching in near who continued to trust him. he believed in the socialist ideal, did not regard china as an enemy. and he had other things to worry about. like guiding india to poverty. he simply didn't have the resources for a border conflict. the chinese communist party came to call from the battle of the gun wine independent in the i came with this globe enough. if somebody slaps on one cheek, the other cheek is showing. so huge contrast between the 2. and so the condition of the policy of independent india, the iron curtain divided the world into 2 political attempts on one side, america in western europe, the free world. and on the other, the soviet union, with its authority, erie and communist party, the negro rejected both alternatives. despite the annexation of tibet and china is ope

reportera: natalie no es la Única, me cuentan que llegaron hace tres aÑos al paÍs. >> yo me dedicabao un evento en santa clara para festejar el servicio en el Área de la bahÍa que ofrece diferentes ayudas. >> matriculaciÓn gratuita donde tambiÉn los estudiantes puedan recibir asistencia. reportera: este programa esta en los colegios comunitarios de la bahÍa. reportera: en el Área de la bahÍa existen cerca de unos dÍas colegios comunitarios. el mÁs cercano a tu casa podrÍa estar a una 20 millas de distancia. lo mejor es acercarte al mÁs cercano a tu casa y pidas informaciÓn. presentadora: vamos a continuar en temas de educaciÓn. el distrito escolar unificado de san francisco hizo dos anuncios esta semana. el primero fue que van a reemplazar al suplente mente del distrito escolar que renunciÓ. el otro anuncio fue que no van a cerrar ninguna escuela en el aÑo escolar 2025—2026. presentÓ su renuncia apenas uno dÍa despuÉs de que la alcaldesacriticar a su plan de cerrar y fusionar al menos 11 escuelas. tambiÉn se dio a conocer el nombre del doctor que va a quedar como superintendente adju

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cbs' natalie brand has more on this from the campaign trail in one of those battlegrounds, pennsylvaniastate that could determine the final outcome. >> reporter: as he arrived in green bay, wisconsin, former president donald trump, dressed in an orange vest, walked over to a garbage truck waiting on the carmack. >> 250 million people are not garbage. i can tell you the who the real garbage is, but we won't say that. >> reporter: the former president seize odd president biden's speech seeming to call supporters garbage. at his rally in the city he stayed on that theme. >> crooked joe biden finally said what he and kamala really think of our supporters. he called them garbage. >> reporter: the white house says president biden was referring to the comedian who made a racist joke about puerto rico at trump's madison square garden rally. during a north carolina rally on wednesday, vice president kamala harris worked to turn the focus back to trump. >> unlike donald trump, i don't believe people who disagree with me are the enemy. >> reporter: as both candidates crisscross battleground states

natalie brand, cbs news, washington. >>> the death toll from hurricane helene is now at least 234 across efforts are hampering the work of responders. this according to the head of the federal emergency management agency, who's urging residents in hard-hit areas to accept offers of government assistance. she says false claims and conspiracy theories about the federal response is demoralizing workers. former president donald trump and other republicans have falsely claimed federal funding is being withheld and diverted elsewhere. >>> when "cbs news roundup" continues with yet another hurricane threatening florida we'll show you how cell phone carriers are preparing to keep the lines open for first responders in those hard-hit disaster zones. ♪[“lucid dreams” by juice wrld]♪♪ that's my son, jarad. but the world knew him as juice wrld. jarad released four studio albums, nine eps, two mixtapes, 35 singles, and is one of the most streamed artists ever. what the world didn't know, was the depth of his struggle with addiction and mental health. at the height of his fame we lost him... ...to an

, we will talk about the week's top news and campaign 2024 with juliet manchester of the hill and natalie allison of politico. then the founder of reckitt news matt taibbi talks about what he considers the declining state of free speech in america. join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern on friday morning. >> friday on c-span, conservative ocean activists and leaders will discuss the 2024 election, education issues and abortion at a family research council en watch live at 10:15 a.m. eastern. just after 1:00 p.m., democratic coresswoman angie cra fes her republican challenger in the debate to represt minnesota's second congrsial district. hosted by minnesota public radio. at 5:40 p.m. eastern, democratic president for nominee kamala harris will speak to supporters at an event in flint, mhin. this weekend replin presidential nominee donald trp returns to butler, pennsylvania where over the summer he survived an assainion attempt. we will have livrage at 5:00 eastern on c-span. after th encore presentation of the vice presal debate between vance and governor tim walz. >> c-span is your u