he's a tony-winning stage legend and one of my very favorite guests, nathan lane, is here in studio nathans in the fantastic, "only murders in the building," on hulu, which i can highly recommend. and he is a "new york times" best-selling author and actor you know from "the office" and someone i'm often told i look like, very exciting to have us in the same place, b.j. novak, also in studio tonight his new show, "the premise," is out now on fx on hulu. plus, we have music for you tonight in the studio, her debut ap -- ep, excuse me, "pretty poison," came out on friday. nessa barrett will perform for us later in the show but before we get to all that, trumpism lost badly last night in california when governor gavin newsom easily beat back a gop-led recall effort. but trumpism is still very much the core of the modern gop as evidence by how many republicans still refuse to accept the results of the 2020 election for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: if you weren't really following the california recall election because it was too dumb and confusing, you're not alone. in

nathan: hi. nathan. lemonis: nice to meet you. nathan: thank you for coming by.s a bunch of different components in it. one of them is this idea that they're in the commercial business. and so i asked them to bring me to one of the spots that they're actually doing a commercial job because it represents a significant portion of their annual revenue, but i also want to understand what the process has been like for the customer. what did you guys build out here? ryan: all of the cases here. lemonis: wow. ryan: the cases there. lemonis: so beautiful. have there been any delays on your side? wendy: nathan had a construction delay, so that sets us off a little bit. nathan: why would his construction delay affect your production? because you could produce in-store. wendy: we could, but monetarily, we couldn't sit on the furniture. and we were storing it because we didn't have the space. we're storing it in a storage facility. lemonis: so your lack of working capital created a cog in his wheel? wendy: yes. lemonis: how late is this job? nathan: i would say about three -

great to have you on the programme, nathan.at report from lyse doucet, the taliban say they are in control now of panjshir, but the national resistance front say they're going to fight to the end for some how do you see this being resolved? i to fight to the end for some how do you see this being resolved? i think we are seeing _ you see this being resolved? i think we are seeing what _ you see this being resolved? i think we are seeing what is _ you see this being resolved? i think we are seeing what is very - you see this being resolved? i think we are seeing what is very much . you see this being resolved? i think we are seeing what is very much a i we are seeing what is very much a fog of war situation, where it is very difficult for us to figure out exactly what the circumstances are on the ground. i think going forward, we understand that masood has indicated a willingness to stop fighting and to join has indicated a willingness to stop fighting and tojoin a has indicated a willingness to stop fighting and to join a gover

nathan is also a fan of superheroes and super villains these self-confessed. sometimes nerd got the chance to play a bad guy in the recent film the suicide squad as a comic book collector as a kid. he knew these characters. well, including his tdk to be an adult and be living it and presenting that as a story to other people. i've i had a slow motion walk towards a helicopter in in super villain gear with a bunch of supervillains when am i ever gonna get a chance to do that? who gets to who who get s to except for everybody that was there doing the slow motion walk against the giant american flag explosions going off using superpowers. i feel my heart. why is my voice for getting so high? nathan proudly has a trophy case in his house that has souvenirs from every production. he's done the rookie returns sunday night at 10:00 here on abc 7. in los angeles george panacchio abc 7 news the return of the rookie i'm thinking about the return of the heat true. yeah the whole you want. you'll find a little bit warmer weather as we head towards the end of the upcoming

i've no, nathan most gets us for stun tire and mine. i'm just not fixed for what i don't, doesn't follow. i know one time soon. davis can now advise via, as i find this bar. so my as one of the few journalist to has spoken the truth about events in ukraine, the documentary, ukrainian cost is written the western world. me i gave you the wrong one. no, you know senate defacto, nobody says i don't get well, need to stop the moment. it was in the door. it should you give me the fish in? i know the still be or buying this is vanita mercy the the me true this off he was. i'm the choice in by the land. indeed, and 1st on let's enrichment in 9 minute an investigation against mark was launched after the film was released. what the journalist who reported was not in line with the west official stance. ah, the gap middle for fun of getting this butcher in line, sky, me didn't publish done with me ever chef isn't the proposal shall be shattered or near the middle point of time through i to what else? and so this was done was a shaw program. this co

gonna have a funny looking sim only here on to yes me repeat those are some other than that, but nathan williams same any over a little neat. you nice to emily sunglass closely as any other than that actually mean nice glass unless i push the consensus will clear, will not go back to the back. we're done for the word what truly was it and it was let's see. little kina do us, can i be you need shuttle. you can run into the new life. it's gimme a call. yeah. yeah. that issue. we won't rushing it probably my oil. can the bombing of yugoslavia be consider the war crime arms most emphatically. yes. it was not approved by the united nations period. it was a nato operation. it was in legal nature operation. they killed over 2000 innocent civilians. and frankly, in this and soldiers who hadn't declared war and anybody ah, [000:00:00;00] i use the who's sometimes a simplest answer is the correct answer and a lot of people ask, why are these tax tax so high? why is the stock market so high? and the simple answer is that it's a transfer payment. the federal government is transferring the paper mon

it is about, in fact, created by, by nato nathan's business machine. because you must remember, if nato were disbanded, shareholders in the united states and elsewhere in large companies would lose millions and millions. they don't have one year instead of 2 yards each. there are, there wouldn't be a terrible ah, there's a simple method to put it right with the rest of the world. news will say we were forced to seize the territory bream order and meantime, security for the adult, hitler ah, bring order, security and democracy. the reasons used to justify martin was waged by nato and led by the us. be not joyce, i installment on feelin deed up to the not the the controller. emily taylor for the trust, leisure pulling just a controller to the one of the global to become undesirable countries and undesirable leaders become the face of the enemy on kreger manuel field and then mon dynamite. and, and i find present here, those i thought was land beat us. i'm fine to come on the abilene on him stuff he's, i'm q one gig northland of gone. and i'm showing ther

yeah, i'm just, you know, so now i'm john nathan kitchen. she told me to turn turn into tonight in the sunday because she did not have that with me . ah. 2 2 ah, ah, the stone official forcing them this month, john issues with their own issue asking you to hold off to your home. me, did you go to to you was that you didn't time? sure, the value of all you've been washed tomorrow my the whole like you don't really know will be fixed or there will be his jet for the so i'm only be sure that was to the job was to run, but that i have a new job to be off, you took up, but it's paid in should be the whole fine before i'm a do you know zoom out what the full version of my buddy. good at bought new york, john b. shag nicole involved sally know what i as it will be. ringback all. busy done on. busy has him on that job on the, on the on the, you know, i d and actually on thursday the she was should give you a quick question for them. and then she get in and i wanted to know what it was on the line with us. i i do not hear about your dog. oh. 7 i me f

that was nathan sales with the scowcroft initiative of the atlantic council. can get more on the situation in afghanistan from our website, where there is a live page that will keep you up to date with events. meanwhile, in other headlines, the families of those killed by the downing of mh—17 have been giving evidence for the first time at the murder trial in ther netherlands. four suspects, three russians and one ukranian, are accused of shooting down the plane over "rebel—held" eastern ukraine in 2014, killing all 298 people on board. all four are suspected of being key pro—russian separatists, and none are attending the trial. anna holligan sent this report. the bereaved families want the world to know their scars may have healed but the wounds remain. ria van der steen was the first relative to speak in the courtroom. her father and stepmother were among those killed. she described her recurring nightmare in which she is walking through what should have been beautiful fields of sunflowers, but they are full of wreckage and bodies. she smells fire and death

the momentum was deafly on our side now. >> laura: on watching this, nathan, and i'm seeing a diverseup you would ever come african-americans, latinos, younger americans, older americans. this is not a political issue. i know it's been made into a political issue because biden is pushing it, but what about your legal complaint against the governors vaccine mandate in washington state? and i think you wrote in part "the penalty is further arbitrary and capricious. we are not tailored to the state employees with natural immunity by virtue of prior infection. and also the ability to perform their duties from home." that is the crux of a lot of these complaints, nathan. >> as you say, we do not want this to be a political lawsuit, except for the extent separation of powers and civil liberties for those that intersect, it has been politicized. when in reality, those things are critically important to everyone in the country and every other state, regardless of their political issue on one discrete issue. so where lawsuit is focused on the washington state constitution in which branch of go

jordan is refused for a decade to take phone calls from nathan. the are so the main reason that there is no one that can, you know, but the average accord does come into head with the camp david accords. they think they want to give precedence in the camp david accords and the both the gyptian, the jordanians in the palestinian want to make sure that the bennet bite in agreement of pushing aside political discussions and just focusing on economic and other issues will not work. and what we've seen in the last few weeks with the jail break and with the rocket issue is that you cannot use aspirin to deal with the problem. you need to really have serious discussions and they're avoiding serious discussions on the palestinian israeli conflict. if you had been at want and partly what also by didn't, one will not work. it's not going to work to push aside the hard issues. you have to deal with them because without them there is no hope. and when people have no open desperation, things happen that you don't want. and so i think politicians and leaders ha

nathan lane.lly appreciate your time and i just want to emphasize how significant your rotting is, right? because most people are not focused in on sec retary of stae races in states. and yet, these are crucial. and you have gone out and done it. you have interviewed nine of the 15 candidates for this story. only two of them would admit to you, would tell you that biden is the legitimate president. i mean, okay. you might have -- people might have told you you would hear that but when you actually got on the phone and interviewed these people, were you surprised by what you heard? >> sure, thank you for having me, erin. um, you know, i had done a fair amount of reporting over the past year in areas of the country where -- where trump is popular. so, you know, i knew that this was where the base was. um, but i -- i -- i was -- i was surprised. um, i thought we'd find more people -- candidates, republican candidates who might try to differentiate themselves f ffrom -- and take a more moderate line a

elizabeth: nathan sales, good to see you, come back soon. >> thanks, liz.zabeth: up next national taxpayers union national vice president brandon arnold. president again misleading today saying the rich is not paying their fair share. he ought to know full well. he has been around since the nixon white house. irs data show that the top 20% fund 90% of the tax revenues. they pay 90%. the administration doubles down, pressuring congress give the irs to get way more power to go after information in your bank accounts, as little as 600 bucks there? keep it on "the evening edit." >> the president's plan, lock down the economy, spend like crazy, pay people not to work. give amnesty for people that broke the law, for everyone who hasn't broken the law, who is working, they are going to raise your taxes that building you're trying to sell, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like a coffee run... don't just sell it. ten-x it. in 2016, i was working at the amazon war

we have former counter rich official, nathan sales.he white house over the botched afghan withdrawal, who is to blame. more damaging leaks coming out of the administration against the president. you're watching "the evening edit" on fbn. >> this was a parade of bad decisions. some of my colleagues in washington are trying to spin it otherwise, sean, but this is unspinnable. you can put perfume on a pig but it still stinks. ♪ [relaxed summer themed music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. some days, you just don't have it. not my uncle, though. he's taking trulicity for his type 2 diabetes and now, he's really on his game. once-weekly trulicity lowers your a1c by helping your body release the insulin it's already making. most people reached an a1c under 7%. plus, trulicity can lower your risk of cardiovascular events. it can also help you lose up to 10 pounds. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people wit

when think it out to bowen off question nathan. most gets the percentile if one and mine, i'm just not so got 6 for what i don't, doesn't follow. i know conflict time soon. davis can now advise via, as i find this bar. so my as one of the few journalist to has spoken the truth about events in ukraine, the documentary ukrainian caught in the western world. me i need to be pretty busy as a d 01. and, you know, senate defacto, nobody says i don't get lo nice to stuck in the door. it should cut, you know, the fish and i know is still the or buying this is vanita mercy the me to this of the was on the choice and by the grand indian food on let's enrichment in 90 minute an investigation against mark was launched after the film was released with what the journalist who reported was not in line with the west official stance. ah, gop middle for fun of getting mrs. butcher in lunch, grinding, tough dish done with me. every shaft isn't shattered. or near the middle point time through side to what else. and so what i've done, i've was shaw. ho

those couple other than that, but nathan williams same over need. you've been nice to emily sunglass closely as in any case i let them actually me nice glass and the size of the additional push, the consensus will clear will not go back to the attack. we're done for the word what truly was it and it was it's conceal keenan for us. you vision. neil, you've been trying to not only overshadow, gimme a call. yeah. yeah. that issue way. well, the russian and probably my oil can the bombing of yugoslavia be considered a war crime alms? most emphatically, yes. it was not approved by the united nations period. it was a nato operation. it was a legal nature operation. they killed over 2000 innocent civilians and frankly in this and soldiers who hadn't declared war and anybody in the rather driven by a dreamer shaped by those in me dares thing. we dare to ask me. it is also of the careless war. it is intended to show russia the new russia couldn't go too far. the significance i was mean of amy visibility. i scenario. you will be staying on this. you'll be say

lane. >> nathan lane was spectacular and you were, too.es that mean >> it was a stretch for jimmy. he was playing a talk show host [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i want to congratulate you again on this it's a big, giant hit on hulu. check it out "only murders in the building. before you guys go, i would just like to - >> oh, we're going [ light laughter ] >> that's us >> jimmy: you don't have to. >> i get that a lot at parties [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey, before you go >> before you go - >> jimmy: i just got here. i wanted to see if you wanted to say something about our friend norm macdonald who passed away. >> so funny. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: yeah >> there was no one funnier. brilliant canadian >> you know, we do -- in our show, we do a tribute to comedians. i'm serious about this and we name different comedians, like bob newhart and different people and do a tribute to norm macdonald and we use one of his lines we say -- and this is one of his lines -- he said, "there's only two categories of cliff diving - grand champion and stuff on a rock.

nathan most gets the percentile for and mine, i'm just not to go takes full but doesn't follow. i know conflict type soon. davis can now vize via, as i find this mark bar. so my as one of the few journalist to has spoken the truth about events in ukraine, the documentary, ukrainian cost of the western world. me, i need to be in your place as d, a 0 to one. and, you know, senate defacto, nobody says i don't get lo nice to dr. moment. it was one of the doors ship question. give me the fish in i know the still the or buying this is vanita mercer the the me true this off he was. i'm the choice and by the plant indian 1st on let's and fish mit. in 90 minute an investigation against mark was launched after the film was released. what the journalist who reported was not in line with the west official stance ah, gap, and michel for fun of getting this butcher in lunchtime didn't publish done with me . ever chef isn't up near the middle of the spoiler time through the side to what else. and so this was done. i was the shaw hope i got this to the end of the payroll guy split. the bill cam

nathan says it sounds like militaries them. john says it seems like they are very much a democratic. -- not moving towards democracy. >> if we go back to the image they are any of it is they are not moving towards democracy at all. it's not that reagan didn't believe, it he actually believed that the pursuit of democracy was simply destroying democracy. remember george is warning from the early cold war? we have to remember that when we're defending values were not defending them in ways that actually destroyed them. the reagan administration started to do what reagan advocated out sincerity. supporting the people who needed to be supported because they were fighting the guys we hated. but in supporting one group of thugs and get another group of folks we weren't making it better. we were in some ways making it worse. look at this image. our friends are ugly, fast, and they are using guns to kill people. they're using guns to kill people. they're not actually building democracy. they're claiming they're building democracy but t

the biggest role in his life was dad to son, nathan, whom he adopted in 2010.you so much, papa, rest in peace, and i'm so glad you got to share all your adventures with me and were able to accomplish so much, i'm so proud of you." he was just 57. rest in peace. that's "nightline." you can watch all our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america.

the biggest role in his life was dad to son, nathan, whom he adopted in 2010. garson was a longtime advocate of adoption. his son nathan posting, "i love you so much, papa, rest in peace, and i'm so glad you got to share all your adventures with me and were able to accomplish so much, i'm so proud of you." he was just 57. rest in peace. that's "nightline." you can watch all our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> you must mandate vaccinations. >> parents can decide to vaccinate their children or not. >> the oakland unified school board is meeting at this late hour as board members try to decide if covid vaccines should be mandated for eligible students. >> the meeting has already gone on for hours. parents weighing in. j.r. stone has been monitoring the meeting and has details. >> teacher after teacher in oakland sounding off and making a strong push for mandatory vaccinations for those

i reiterate that it's max legend nathan in arizona. >> hey jim, it's nathan! >> booyah!t to ask you about mongood, mdb >> i like it, they're some of the smartest guys in the world you should be proud at your boy, that's a fantastic company to work at. they're wrong, when you get to the middle of october, you should because you see it roaring higher this is not the beginning of the hello. it's not at the end of the show. there is much more "mad money" ahead. including with adobe, what's going on there good business. that's why we are checking in with the ceo the stock is often down after reports. then you would say why didn't i buy it some traders were able to turn a profit i am going to let you in on their strategy so you can get a piece of action. and our lightning round. stay with cramer (vo) introducing 48 square centimeters of earning potential. flawlessly designed. undeniably versatile. unlimited 2% cash back. this is the card built for... ...real life. (dad) she's gonna be a drummer. (cashier) yeah she is. that's gonna get loud. (dad) right? (vo) the new wells farg

nathan says it looks more like militaryianism. joan says it seems like they're still very much undemocratic. miranda says not really moving toward democracy. >> the irony, if we go back to the image, the image is they're not moving to democracy at all. we're using the words. it is not that reagan didn't bereave it. he actually believed it. but it was that the pursuit of democracy was often simply destroying democracy. remember the warning from the early cold war. we have to make sure when we are defending values, we are not defending them in ways that actually destroys them. but reagan advocated out of sincerity, supporting the people who needed to be supported because they were fighting the guys we hated. in supporting one group of thugs against another group of thugs, we were not making it better. we were making it worse. look at this image. our friends are ugly, fat, and they're using guns to kill people. they're using guns to kill people. they're not building democracy. they are claiming they are building democracy but they're

earlier i spoke to nathan sales, who served as the former coordinator for counter—terrorism at the use gave me this assessment of the situation. i think we're seeing what is very much a fog of war situation, where it's very difficult for us to figure out exactly what the circumstances are on the ground. i think going forward, we understand that massoud has indicated a willingness to stop fighting and tojoin a government led by the taliban as long as it is representative of all of afghanistan and inclusive. i have to say, though, i am not terribly optimistic that the taliban would be willing to share power with those who favour democracy and human rights and women's rights in particular. my fear is that the taliban sees themselves as poised to achieve victory militarily, and in those circumstances, it doesn't seem to me that they will have much interest in negotiating away what they think that they can acquire via brute force. so, nathan, with the picture that you've just painted, what prospects are there for people who are living in panjshir and if, eventually, they do come under tali

"early today" producer tells us more about jack nathan's mission. >> my name is brady and i am tryingnd keep his legacy alive i tragically lost my summer at the age of 19. jack wrestled with anxiety when he had these moments of despair he poured himself into art and he painted for hours on end. he parlayed his art and what he was doing into design and he launched a company called happy jack he would create logos and initially he pressed them on to apparel from his dorm room and he started selling them. within the first week of sales he donated $1,000 to the child find institute he launched happy jack's world on june 7th of last year and i tragically launched him a month later. we were approached over the winter to execute a pop-up shop in jack's honor. this magnificent space on fulton street in the seaport, we design all of his designs, all of his logos. everything you see in that is jack every logo, every painting you name it. what i want everyone to know is that jack was a survivor yes, he wrestled with mental illness, but it is completely irrelated. i would have done anything for j

nathan is celia the searcher of the nordic africa institute. welcome to the program. other now, what do we know about this national committee of valley and development? while we're talking about disgruntled soldiers, mutineers, or officers who studies about time for a real change in guinea, local dis, outcome of rage to raise to life even because the gentleman was 1st to say, call that he's been candy was the man yet believed to me when you brought him 23 years ago, or my mama, you get it. do you do boy? from other people. so there is a really, when the no, no get in russia we are one year ago we sent again a constraint. but didn't use my body to be so when you realize that he was going to be side run by, can be decided to pass to the next page and make the go. so is the brands are for we don't like him to be a surprise to you know, somebody didn't like again. ok, quincy, this seems to be an act of betrayal. i'm a guy has been saying, but it seems that mother don't. boy, the qu, leader, is taking advantage of the growing feminine simmering discontent in guinea where i

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imagine what it was like for nathan.the performance, i really didn't feel it. i really didn't have a fear of heights. i felt some stress over starting it, but no vertigo, no. that's all from us for now, goodbye. hello there. many of you will have had a dry start to the weekend. there is some sunshine around, the best of it arguably across eastern areas of the country, and a lovely end to the day, captured by weather watcher sue in wakefield in west yorkshire. we've seen outbreaks of rain starting to form, some heavy showers crossing the midlands. some of those downpours have been captured by our weather watchers as well. for example, look at this one — a downpour crossing the skies of nuneaton captured by weather watcherjack. right now, if anything the rain is getting a bit heavier, a bit more expansive as it makes its way across wales, the midlands, northern ireland and scotland. slowly we're starting to see that rain ease off across westernmost areas of northern ireland. so here it should be a reasonably dry start to t

imagine what it was like for nathan.uring the performance, i really didn't feel it. i really didn't have a fear of heights. i felt some stress over starting it, but no vertigo, no. in case you were wondering, he was wearing a safety line, just to be careful. and, after 30 minutes orso, his midair odyssey came to an end. easy. as long as you don't look down. staying in paris, restoration work can finally get under way at the notre dame cathedral, two years after the paris landmark was damaged in a huge fire. until now the efforts have focussed on securing the building. the aim is to open it in three years' time. the french foreign minister jean yves le drian says relations with australia and the united states are in crisis because of what he called their duplicity, contempt and lies over a new security alliance. thanks so much for watching, goodbye. hello there. many of you will have had a dry start to the weekend, there's some sunshine around. the best of it arguably across eastern areas of the country. and a lovely end

imagine what it was like for nathan.ear of heights. i felt some stress over starting it, but no vertigo, no. in case you were wondering, he was wearing a safety line, just to be careful. and, after 30 minutes orso, his midair odyssey came to an end. easy. as long as you don�*t look down. thank goodness he had a safety line. that�*s one way to bounce back from vertigo! the brazil football legend pele says he is recovering very well after briefly being readmitted to intensive care following an operation. the 80—year—old had surgery to remove a tumour from his colon this month and was released from intensive care on wednesday. the hospital treating him said he was then readmitted as a preventative measure, he is brazil�*s all—time leading scorer with 72 goals in 92 games, he�*s been in hospitalfor nearly goals in 92 games, he�*s been in hospital for nearly three weeks. thank you for watching. many of you will have had a dry start to the weekend, there�*s some sunshine around. the best of it arguably across eastern areas of

imagine what it was like for nathan.idn't feel it. i really didn't have a fear of heights. i felt some stress over starting it, but no vertigo, no. in case you were wondering, he was wearing a safety line, just to be careful. and, after 30 minutes orso, his midair odyssey came to an end. easy. as long as you don't look down. yesterday besought top temperatures up yesterday besought top temperatures up to 2425 quite a few places, the warm _ up to 2425 quite a few places, the warm september using.— up to 2425 quite a few places, the warm september using. through today a different feel, _ warm september using. through today a different feel, outbreaks _ warm september using. through today a different feel, outbreaks of- warm september using. through today a different feel, outbreaks of rain - a different feel, outbreaks of rain working west to east, still some sunshine, drierand working west to east, still some sunshine, drier and the west later. this line of rain pushes into eastern england and becomes quite heavy body eas

imagine what it was like for nathan.some stress over starting it, but no vertigo, no. in case you were wondering, he was wearing a safety line, just to be careful. and, after 30 minutes orso, his midair odyssey came to an end. easy. as long as you don't look down. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor we still have that quite warm feel. towards the end of the way, get ready for change, is autumn about arrive with gales and also it will feel cooler, certainly on thursday. out there, what we are going to say, thejet out there, what we are going to say, the jet stream to the north of us, strengthening, it is here where we will see an area of low pressure moving across. strengthening winds for all and does not clears, we start to airfrom for all and does not clears, we start to air from the north and there is rain, to bans, one in the west, a weak feature, but in the east, could produce the odd thunderstorm, particularly east anglia, some torrential downpours not out of the question, sunny spells to the we

i love the nathan will need for the most understand maybe cornish, the auditor, the show long shadow. sure. 40 done florida and the i was gonna show you the show us voters. yay cool. let me, let me just get some of those from your land. land calling. i don't recall, it makes me champ, along with the, with me. busy ah ah, i mean you got it wasn't because it was i knew i'm to get it there by this i or i thought it was a lot more than this, but by the this isn't my story. it's the story of my friend jesus. she told us she didn't want to be here. she didn't want to live anymore. was too hard. a survivor dedicates her life to educating and saving others from suicide. we're the ones that are dying, where the ones that are losing our friends, and therefore we have to be the ones that we stand up and solve it because no one else is going to. where there is hope, a witness documentary on a just, you know, step amber anal did they, are russians closed in parliamentary elections in the test? the president, putin, 21 year grip on power. the listening post dissects the media. how they operate, the

el 8 de agosto con goles de nathan y la chofis. hemos dominado la acciÓn un dÍa mÁs.5ed viajar del aeropuerto internacional de san josÉ podrÁ ser testigo de una obra de arte. que va con la tecnologÍa. >>> un millÓn veces con upa experiencia hipo no tica para el espectador. similar a una piedra. prÁcticamente es mecÁnica ingeniosa. >>> la pieza se convertirÁ en una obra de arte permanente como parte del programa de arte y tecnologÍa del puerto aÉreo. >>> para los amantes del arte la composiciÓn llega a la ciudad de san josÉ. >>> el centro de convenciones va a contar con tecnologÍa de proyecciÓn que los vistan tes puedan hacer un viaje por el mundo de van gogh. para contar esta historia. >>> el fÚtbol y el arte se unen para crear una obra maestra. artistas crean un mural que mide 100 yardas de largo y inspirado en las sugerencia de los fanÁticos. >>> va plasmar en el lugar a los 49ers. que se van a enfrentar este domingo a los green bay paquete. >>> u! vamos 49ers. >>> el arte y el deporte. >>> creÍ que habÍas terminado. y ya saben a quiÉn le voy. interesante, hablando

we surround russia with nathan basis, and we call them the aggressor. we support opposition groups and we accuse them a foreign interference. the european project is not being undermined and divided by russia by fight. the rank hypocrisy that is characterized in this report. it is time to embark on a positive dialogue with the russian federation. it's time to stop listening to the american and europe continental from europe, as of right to make a choice in flavor of good relations with russia. alaska. moscow was not exactly impressed with the move either, but he was there and it was stressed that the russian side has concrete evidence of the violations of russian law by the u. s. internet platforms in the context of preparing and conducting the duma elections. it was stated that interference in the internal affairs of our country was categorically and admissible. we had also passed the relevant information through our embassy in washington to the u. s. department of state. go, well, it's not the 1st time russia has been crying foul over outside interfer

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rangers�* nathan patterson, aston villa midfielderjohn mcginn and hibernian�*s kevin nisbet all startg six changes. just about 5 mins gone, still goalless. one more world cup qualifying line to bring you — manchester united winger jadon sancho will miss england's world cup qualifiers against andorra at wembley tomorrow night and poland next wednesday because of a "minor knock". sancho sat out thursday's win over hungary and will now return to his club. history was made at goodison park earlier this afternoon with everton�*s match against manchester city the first women's super league game to be shown free—to—air on uk television. and last season's runners—up city put on a real show — banging in the goals to win 4—0 as they underlined their title credentials. jess softley was watching: a new season, a new challenge. manchester city were just two points behind the champions, chelsea, last season. can they go one better this time? city dominated the match from the beginning. no surprise, then, when vicky losada put the winners ahead. put the visitors ahead. off the post and in! a sign of

nathan called on, i have not that much under the hood in the model. i'm not going how's it is you and i'm sure you don't don't you know? gimme a call. we're not going to get now go any know of now. sure. no, no, no, no, no, no. i don't see why not. i didn't even know him. okay. yeah, that's a deal that i need to get him to do. yeah. yeah. now you're going to need to do that. i want to know how to go to do to, to go to the classes between the taliban and nato forces left him french soldiers dead with violence said to be up 50 percent. in spite of the growing number of troops now serving under joint nato, us command, ah, and when official hood kind of shied on a big site, what if i did send time to them at the mentioned enough god, this time of the leave and couldn't dusty and i am start leaving shide also. we must all try the intellectual community and get us up together to enable the further the abilities of the outcome forces and numbers in tune and equipment that i the me man doing it. nevada who push mom to go on in the world founded says are heade

at your hotel can, can help me with an on the other, which is to make sure that i'm on a job with nathan and i can meet them. the negative negative. they're not, not than others. they just taking sentence does mother. i don't even put it in douglasville, but i'm looking to see if you need them of them both on the on the lovely lovely thought it isn't pulling him of them all muslims are sitting in the living room and i was cut off from that. and then the project me, how did you know about my name, what i have done on how to get it done manually and to get that much of the think of it and deal. yeah. oh no, i love it. i know that on the account, i'm not showing up on me. the white house has confirmed the military has begun to withdraw from afghanistan. a see, it is not a good school and we have people out of which most of the death toll has risen to at least 85 killed most of them. girl, the last american troops cleared out of barbara mer based without celebrations or fan fair. at the us part, the taliban is closing in. religions have taken their hands. major city concerns are growing that

let's keep close and do work nathan in pennsylvania nathan. >> caller: hey, jim.ock and if so, at what price point should i pull the trigger. the stock is element solutions inc. >> i don't noelment solutions. i've got to do something even with their incorporation i have to do something jim in california. jim. >> caller: hey, jim. should i add more sofi technology to my position? >> we're not adding anything here right now we are going to wait to see what's going on in china but i think around 13 you probably do want to pull the rigger. let's go to betsy in california. betsy. >> caller: hey, jim. i feel like dorothy today. you know, there's no place like home i don't see anybody. i don't see anybody asking mike jackson could they please give back his horacio allmendger awa. this is a great reason not to sell >> autonation is a great company. i like lithia. i think this is their time as long as there's a chip shortage it works. let's go to manuel in illinois >> caller: i'm looking to add a defensive stock to my portfolio. what do you think of raytheon technology >>