nathan's highly sought after position at a growing company.person success, his son, oliver, and wife, desiree. >> he so fun, and it's inspiring to watch him. he's a go-getter. >> reporter: desiree and nathan met 12 years ago during their senior year in high school. for nathan, it was love at first sight. >> she caught my eye. at that time i thought i was super fly, so i went and kind of introduced myself. >> nathan's personality when we first met, he is very curious, and does best making connections with people. >> reporter: for desiree, meeting nathan bent an instant connection to a young man who has been through a lot. back then, the 18-year-old was living with friends, working to support himself. his parents were in and out of his life. >> those were hard times for me to figure it out. >> reporter: with desiree by his side, nathan was on his own, but not alone point >> there were a lot of people who supported me. >> reporter: her commitment brought support. desiree's mom and dad welcomed nathan into their family. >> my mom, both my parents,

. >> reporter: nathan leans through his work for brilliant, a smart home technology company based in san mateo. >> getting into the workforce, getting into something i was intrigued about which is specifically technology got me here. >> reporter: here is career success, his highly sought after position at a growing company. here is nathan's personal success, his son oliver and wife desiree. >> so fun and inspiring to watch him. he is definitely a go getter. >> reporter: they met 12 years ago during senior year in high school and for nathan, it was love at t >> she caught my eye. at that time i thought i was super fly. so i went and kind of introduced myself. >> reporter: nathan's personality when we met, he is very curious and does best making connections with people. >> reporter: for desiree meeting nathan meant instant connection to a young man who has been through a lot. back then the 18-year-old was living with friends, working to support himself. his parents were in and out of his life. >> it was hard times for me to figure it out. >> reporter: with desiree on his side nathan wa

nathan's highly sought after position at a growing company. here is nathan's personal success. his son oliver and wife desiree . >> so fun and inspiring to watch him. he is definitely a go getter. >> reporter: desiree and nathan met 12 years ago during their senior year in high school. for nathan, it was love at first sight. >> she caught my eye. at that time i thought it was super fly, so i went and kind of introduced myself. >> nathan's personality when we first met, he is very curious and does best making connections with people. >> reporter: for desiree, meeting nathan meant an instant connection to a young man who has been through a lot. back then the 18-year-old was living with friends working to support himself. his parents were in and out of his life. >> there's definitely a hard time to figure it out. rick >> reporter: with desiree by his side, nathan was on his own but not alone. >> there was a lot of people who supported me. >> reporter: her commitment for support. desiree's mom and dad welcomed nathan into their family. >> my mom has been there. both my parents, but

and it's being felt, as nathan said, and voiced loudly by their users. >> thank you, gentleman, nathan and scott, on our program tonight. >>> our question of the day, what do you think of facebook ending its face recognition program? it's on our facebook, instagram and twitter page. >> let's move on now. the other big story tonight. it is a go, covid vaccines for kids, ages 5 to 11. you parents out there, listen up. because this is all about you. you're going to take your kids in. less than two hours ago, the cdc director signed off on pfizer's covid shots for kids. the shot is a smaller dose than the version approved for anyone 12 and older. some of the trials were conducted right here in the bay area at stanford. two things now that are standing in the way before we get the final shots out. one, the official go ahead from the california department of health. that could come tonight. and two, supply. do we have the doses? santa clara county tells us staff could give out shots as soon as tomorrow. they're already making changes at the mass vaccination site at the fair grounds, and givi

richard: 30 seconds, he's got four nathan's hot dogs and buns down.wo hot dogs actually weren't so bad. and it wasn't necessarily the eating, it was like the chewing up and swallowing part. go to your happy place. richard: moving on to his second-- go to your happy place. and then it was the wet bun in the cold water. it's not even necessarily the taste, it was like the texture. richard: two meats in hand for nick wehry, the front runner. ah. richard: nick wehry is going to beat the time clock. he's got his last bun in hands. your champion today, here at nathan's famous, nicholas wehry. i survived. the one takeaway i have from today is i didn't die. 10 dogs in two minutes, nick wehry. nine hot dogs, nine and a half for miki. i'm afraid johnny lost and, you did a full three in two minutes. that's quite a pace, actually. listen, i haven't taken down three weiners in three and a half minutes since college, richard. i don't see myself competing in here in the near future. i think with the proper training i could be. i just don't necessarily know if i want

do you all remember the young man whose name was nathan hale? nathan hale.ack in 1773, young nathan hill lived. he graduated from yale with honors and was an outstanding young man. he had five older brothers who all signed up to fight in the continental army during the revolutionary war. it wasn't very long after, several months later that nathan himself signed up to serve and to fight for freedom. during this war, the revolutionary war ongoing, general george washington was leading the troops and they were losing ground. they were losing the war. they had learned that the british were going to be invading manhattan and general washington knew that he had to do something, gather some form of intelligence behind enemy lines that he could use in order to win that attack that was going to be happening in manhattan, turn the tide of the war and fight for what would be the future america. he got all of his troops together and had them stand in front of him and he asked for a volunteer. he needed one person that would be willing to go behind enemy lines and be a s

she called nathan's tad saying that the fight was over, but they think that nathan suffered a concussionike what we've heard was he was laying on the floor waiting for paramedics for about 15 minutes. because they didn't have paramedics on stand-by at the site. >> and, michael, do you know if safety protocols were followed here? >> i don't think so. if there was safety protocols, my son would be at the house now and he would be 21. he would be having a good thanksgiving and everything. so i don't think there was safety in place. . >> can you tell us anything about what you've been told about who the referee was? >> well, i guess like in the past they have also had professional referees, right? but what we heard this time is they just pulled some random guy from capa, is that right? yeah, capa. that's what we believe. and we have videos showing the referee was drinking, as well as the judges. during the event. >> so you're saying this was a referee from a fraternity who was in charge of making the calls about obviously whether to go or stopping this. nick and ryan, maybe you can speak to

nathan debruhn chronicled that. why? because it's not very interesting if you take a picture of a protester who is just standing there. mr. rosenbaum was involved in all of these different things. i'll show you the pictures. lucas zanine, kenosha county resident. every now and again he goes to texas in the winter. he testified, born and raised, stated he had empathy for the small businesses of kenosha. did not want them looted. did not want them burned. is that somehow to be called in to question? does any of us want those fired started and to come and burn? i don't think so. he authenticated the video that was taken from his car as accurate. showing the south side of car source 3. you watched that video and you see people destroying someone else's property. during the video, you look at the one wall. there's nothing there. you can see somebody spray painting on it. they have written the word "loot" on it. you see another individual going in the hood of the car. trying to do something. it's not his car. he's not some roa

nathan debruin chronicled that. why?ause it's no -- it's not very interesting if you take a picture of a protester who is just standing there. but mr. rosenbaum was involved in all these different things, and i'll show you the pictures. lucas zanine, a kenosha county resident. he goes down to texas in the winter. he testified, born and raised. he stated he had empathy for the small businesses of kenosha. did not want them looted. did not want them burned. is that somehow to be called into question? does any of us want those fires started and to come and burn? i don't think so. he authenticated the video that was taken from his car as accurate showing the south side of car source 3. and you watch that video and you see people destroying someone else's property. during the video, you look at the one wall. there's nothing there. you see somebody spray painting on it. and they've written the word loot on it. you see another individual going in the hood of the car trying to do something. it's not his car. he's not some roadsi

nathan, good morning. caller: good morning. what i want to talk about is how the, the democrats, they have been helping people with different many ways. but i feel like electing, letting the medicare people help us, there is nobody that would say hey, medicare people, you know, he is on fixed income. they need some help. there is no one that has been standing up for those kinds of people. it shocks me how everyone forgot all about the stimulus that was supposed to help the medicare recipients, and, you know, everybody in that category. who's going to help those people, you know what i mean? ok, yeah, you've got this and that her children and for -- for children and people who are working, but who is going to help those people with fixed incomes? there are one million people on fixed income, mothers, fathers, grandpas. i don't understand that, you know? host: let's go to kevin, calling from lee, massachusetts on the independent line. kevin, good morning. caller: hi. i like your show. i have a suggestion for you. if you would lik

nathan, it's tim buccheri shock game. yes, that was his mission, the kick. silly, but you're welcome. so i shall post crenshaw no to products my little. but those are tell us that that seems black and i'm level number, which means the adjustment to with the channel or some institution right? oh, shit. with me as he did this for there were a yard through which he was mas, multiple from bush. i showed the bulls, which i had to know was the po for your 3rd look, i need to know because i'm all to stop the skull and you slow other a little or sim, jewish going on to go out. it was commercials are born. you saw my note from north boy and we'll prologue she lives in sure, in more washing drama. when i'm water polish, was nice too. sure on for the pretty much the bas character without see a little more to deal with need sure. somebody will give you a thought, a come, poignant mother, overtures the order, all the doors in the midst. i submit those will me to beat them speak to select the key and then you should be should be up. ca

with his surroundings and friends, this is what we heard from our friends in damascus, the quinn, nathan nevada, cliche for we're, we're thug before the trailer. hm. we're all to thought earlier than what a 3rd of the country still remained beyond docile control. the curts, alongside european and american special forces, controlled the northeast. turkey controlled the north west to contain the carts and back the opposition and it label. in the south, a large zone was controlled by us forces and israel carried out regular airstrikes against iranian positions in syria. to completely reclaim the rest of his country. aside would ultimately after confront all of these conflicting forces. ah, i was to live with you again and had up within, within a few minutes, local vladimir putin came to visit the russian base in syria. but the war was becoming expensive for him on the outcome was still uncertain. starting a war was one thing. ending it was quite another he had a number that of follow up discussions with pohden. i believe that the russians were very much interested in reducing the russian tr

michelle said the fellow, what a lucille ely, nathan. danielle hunt, either by the light, looking to full beaten li co, selfless will be caught the lucky. what to li, putting on an unsatisfactory look, what's what followed? i'm michelle said zed. what did he at any auto, landman, iran and norton wish it act out a be a be soria probiotic a half is elena, have no doubt that they will put out feelers. they already have, we've even had some americans go over our side himself. are very good at understanding how to try to gain leverage against opposition or other countries that are pressing them and apps lulac spect him to reach out. in fact, there were a couple of occasions when we tried to reach out to them and ordered a free american prisoners hostages, that the assad or his surrogates still hadn't in prison. and we had no success. with that, we believe that assad at that point was simply carrying out iranian orders, and that there is really no chance we could reach an accommodation with him. i had no desire to see a side remain in power, b

i will introduce commissioner nathan simonton. early addresses given at the free state foundation nathan gave his inaugural maiden address at a free state foundation virtual event. it is especially nice for him to be with us today. to give an address in person. the short version of commissioner simonton's biography is that he was nominated to serve as a as a commissioner last fall by president trump. he was confirmed later in the fall by the senate and took his seat in late 2020. he brings with him a wealth of both private and public sector experience before becoming an fcc commissioner he served at ntia as a senior advisor where he worked on many aspects of talev negations all seek. -- telecommunications policy. he holds more degrees than i do and more than many of us in this room. a couple of those degrees are in use it. . -- music theory. they may not always be exciting at the fcc, but it is true that since you have been on the commission, it is not exactly the same experience that may be sometime in the future, however that go

nathan's mother will be on "new day" in the 7 a.m.upply crunch is now hitting where it hurts for the holidays. alcohol, craft beer may get much more expensive. one of the world's biggest aluminum can corporations is hiking the number to 1 million cans per beverage if you're a small craft brewer, that's not possible. it will raise prices by nearly half for some contract customers. the u.k. could face a wine and liquor shortage because there aren't enough lurie drivers. the beverage industry says it is taking up to five times longer to import alcohol. if you're into waffles and wine, maple syrup is in such short supply canada is releasing nearly 50 million pounds from its strategic maple syrup reserves. yes, that is a true thing. the strategic maple syrup reserves. the problem is not syrup supply, it's way above normal demand. up 20% over last year. >> i did not know that. i learned something new. >> national commodity. you must have emergency supplies of that. >>> aaron rodgers and the packers handing the rams their third straight loss

nathan lau in front of you is most appro democracy activist is a fugitive from the law of hong kong. the major government has always been trying to mammy troublemaker fall in fact, her or anything that they could hundreds my reputation. of course, they're talking you individually, but they are also trying to describe the whole movement. who's even in london, i still do, rather the cautious about my safety. we all understand how extensive china's reach could be thought being live enough. is chris live and trying to be protecting myself beneficial phone calls like the shop? my fisher is definitely great, but a long term future for me as an actor. i'm not my title to lose hope. my duties too, and how people complain. all of our fellows not to give up after almost 25 years of shipping and then hacking away at hong kong freedoms and autonomy. beijing has left the hands off approach behind the pandemic proved a useful pretext to clear demonstrators from the streets. the new national security law has made it much harder for them to return. but the fight for hong kong is not over as lead tru

i also spoke to nathan law, a former protest leader and democracy activist who was forced to flee hong kong to go into exile in london because the authorities back home were going out of their way to silence in little, i thought to the idea of this dreadful museum during the 20th anniversary of the tenants square moscow. because in china, everyone is solid being told a lie about $9089.00 is a complete black out of $89.00 history. so we want the truth to come out. the april 15th 1989. the previous general secretary of the congress body bunk died and he was a very popular reform. and so from lots of students to go and mourn his them. and then the morning begins to turn into the mind for anti corruption legally. for the proceed. and the susan began to come out on last to occupy the cabin's way. but the com, the audio regina condemn, demonstrates it as and to revolutionary i. and then they decided standing. and frank donald do today. they are no official rec calling of how many people are i 9089 where no one knows me and the congress money is of course prices suppressed all information abo

and then they'll say, i also spoke to nathan law, a former protest leader and democracy activist who was forced to flee hong kong going tax out in london because the authorities back home were going out of their way to silence in all i thought to the idea of this for museum, during the 20th anniversary of the 10 square mascot. because in china, everyone is being told a lie about $989.00 is a complete blackout of $89.00 history. so we want the truth to come out. the april 15th 1989. the previous general secretary of the communist party, we outbound di and he was a very popular reformers. and so i problem a lot of food in my to go and more has them. and then the morning begins to turn into the mind for anti corruption, particularly for democracy, and soon began to come out on march to occupy the attendance way on the audio regime. con, them demonstrates the student as and to revolutionary. and then on june form, they decide standing on me and frank donald to today no official rec, calling off. how many people are 9089. it was moms. no one knows me. and the congress money is, of course,

nathan, secondly, appeal more sodium hail to live. there will be a good am control you couldn't i are to level dollars with that. how much was done? wonder collide young o'clock on the resume to reach elma or call debility clearly to mutual nobody. let's just say janet one sided, your little jewelry design, which gets her cindy on the doodle. yeah, and he did. it did tardy. does cindy a honda so i shall cut you only a push pull on little choked old henson similar much to some road in vicky project . share your up, your, your video dancing student that image of into it called oh i did it, did it got little maturity and how she did you bet me today. could i do my at near bins? you're hungry or look, there's been a lot of our did you is i need to do it as a none. talk me a bazooka that would get you them her. yes, thank lady lady on it. and i can none of muck hazy. a make mishma energy. leticia one or don't of them. no physics as all that of us on the auckland, the campbell to the detroit michigan. yeah. that sold you. oh think, i mean i

nathan secondly, appeal one syrian how to live there will get em control. you could lay out a little doll or requisite how much was done, wilder calais, young o'clock on the resume to reach elma or cold, obediently eating each nobody. let tessa janet one sided, your little jewelry. as i watched, gets her cindy on the door. yeah, and he did. it did tardy. dar cindy, a hungry so i shall cut you in there. punch. fallen little choked hood henson stimulates just unloading vicki project. shield your of your, your video dancing student that image of into it can called oh, i did. it did, it got little maternity and how she did you bet me today because i do my at near bins. you hungry? oh, look, there's been a lot of our did you is i need to do it as a not a talk. me a bazooka. that's what you get you them her. yes, thank you lady liana. and so i can none of muck hazy a mcneish merger. latisha one or don't popular? no physics as all plato or shonda, auckland, campbell to the detroit michigan. yeah. did that, did you do that? i told you, i think, i mean it was an iss

sorry, supervisor got to nathan g o for buckeye mice did. oh, i see that i've had with bravo. i missed it. makes it as it makes. i them placidity, dad just oh it doesn't isn't what i meant to put on to like john macey. okay. lets see. i the pleasure guy last day. so i'm just about to go through a loud bang. so i got to your call. so this is a noise speed, brick, your corporate alpha dish on those are the special flare. do this and also know why john, give you a faint noise. bit for content. 0. hope rasa. go was your 1st step to g. i hope it all possible go via to know i and number of people here who has seemed to be overwhelmed, this small town it can, migrant said that they could no longer afford to spend the little money they had to make up last pay. yes. what about it? so to avoid further attention, authorities finally agreed to let them go. yeah, i think that we're going to do so the allow them to get in boats and coordinated and you pass towards the border with dynamic migrants before a fairy to cross the gulf because of low water levels. they had to change growth to cont

the good guys is nathan and ah, the darian gap. he's nearly 50 kilometers wide, stretching from the atlantic to the pacific and connect south and north america. ah. it's known as a drug smuggling corridor between columbia, panama. ah, a video sent to i 0 by the migrants show the difficulties of the journey for nobody knows how many people have died this year. there are only the tales of those who saw them disappear. rescue operations have become an everyday show. this video shows a team of panamanian border patrol agents rescuing 2 migrants whose boat was destroyed by the current countries in the region are trying to address that migration crisis. i ride through the 2 cross river shoals, how thousands are flying poverty and south america. boats being mostly with haitian cuban and venezuelan migrants for the one after another. heading towards the united states. we've been on this river for about 4 hours and now we started one boat carrying my rent. we reach the indigenous community of back of chicky doin panama. people arrive here w

as i mention now, judge alison nathan, who has presided over many other high profile cases here. and i've also been nominated for the circuit court of appeals by president biden, which is next step, one step from the us supreme court. she's already ruled against maxwell several times in maxwell's bid for bail saying, agreeing with prosecutors that she is a possible flight risk. now, the trial is expected to last, at least 66 weeks. so that would stretch it basically through christmas. christmas here in the united states, at the same court house by the way, where other high profile defendants had been including my boss, john gotti and bernie made off. so this is de, one of a very followed a trial. and then, of course, a case that we've talked about, that's my national and international headlines because he's, john, how do you there will let jonas and commentate chadwick. moore says that everybody wants to know who is in the little black book, but that, but that information could be kept from the public. you've got a judge who is a week before the trial began. democrats are offerin

nathan miller years afterwards offered a summation of this paradoxical -- parties were to him explain to the new york governor and mere instruments not for political advancement or power but to serve human needs. when does well-connected new sponsors helped him prepare a call to action a brass ring declaration and april 1840 issue of fortune wendell's essay for the pretentious title we the people a foundation for a put akel recovery. we the people promised a new deal and faithful to the great depression reforms a new deal with its budget talents to gradually and bureaucratic waste and communication eliminated. in truth declared wendell the people don't want a new deal anymore we want a new world. the swirl is media and david halberstam dismissed wookie is a creature of the eastern establishment cress florida republican. yet when bill defied the mold of a toady and newspaper syndicates. principle and controversial red flag civil liberties in the new republic three months before the gop national convention fdr's justice department on behalf of present german-american born leader that fi

so we have this decision from judge nathan that says she can basically block a lot of information or reaching the public. but media has been barred from a court room year, which is very interesting. and the judges made a ruling very recently that in pure and sensational information will not be released to the public. nobody really knows what the meter on impure and sensational might be. none of that really what's competence in the justice system or in this trial to begin with. and now we have other information that you know, you don't want to be more of a circus around this trial. i don't know. there's lots of trials that we schedule a time that are absolute good, weak services. so why does this get special treatment? you know, it all just kind of reach something. something seems a stink here for a lot of people here. senate republicans have block c governments latest defense bill and cool truth on amendments that among other things to include sanctions against russia. no to stream st gas pipeline. well that south or document came to the attention of the media, suggesting bird in did

let's take that point on joining me now is and nathan frankie from demand climate, justice lawson damage and big issue here potentially big problem, but hasn't now been sold. it does look like the g 77 are going to accept, as you said, to talk about lawson damage for another 3 years. so we can look forward to 3 more years of blah, blah, blah. unfortunately, that doesn't really do anything for people around the world already suffering. the consequences of climate change was very hard as the g 77. to stand up. this is a very clear red line from the united states that they do not consider and will never give a penny a sent in compensation. they do not consider themselves liable for climate change. violence for climate change impacts that are raining going on people, right? and i did just not interested, but why is that? because who are with these great words from john kerry saying that we need we need action, we need big action now on climate change, but yet they're not prepared to do that. it's just pure double space. the u. s. is very, very keen to re position itself as a climate leader.

nathan judge x special assistant to barack obama rejected maxwell's bail application. 4 times allowed prosecutors to refer to accuses as victims of recruiting word is based, unnecessary, and impractical. it is appropriate to use the times as a representative of its litigation position. busy allowed accuses to testify anonymously. marine co, me, one of the lead prosecutors, daughter of x, f b. i directed james co, me revealed that video of epstein's 1st suspected suicide trying had been destroyed . the requested video no longer exists from the backup system and has not since at least august 2019 as a result of technical errors, bobby stern. i'm one of maxwell's lewis foreman. so client o, some of been loudon spokesman in london, found guilty of plotting deadly 1998 bombings of us embassies in africa. delane maxwell trial, your holiday drama, this winter season, jealous commentator chadwick more told to, sir, it appears that charles, being heavily influenced by democrats, with a vested interest in keeping the details secret. you got a judge who is a week before the trial began. democrat

now the judge in the case, allison nathan is a very prominent. she's very well respected federal judge. she's overseen other high profile cases, and she was just actually nominated by president biden to serve on the 2nd court. second circuit court of appeals, which is essentially one step from the u. s. supreme court. she's already ruled against maxwell several times, and maxwell's pleased to be released on bail siding with prosecutors who contend that she is a possible flight risk. now the trial is expected to last at least 6 weeks, basically stretching through the christmas holidays in the same court house by the way, that other prominent high profile defendants have appeared and trials among them. law boss, john gotti, and bernie made off. but this is a case that has been followed for years and it's just day one of many more days to go outside federal courthouse here, lower manhattan for news views whose john? honey. okay, to discuss further we bring it very loving author of the spider inside the criminal web of jeffrey, i've seen and it goes

as i mentioned now, judge alison nathan, who has presided over many other high profile cases here and has also been nominated for the circuit court of appeals. my president biden, which is next step. you know, one step from the u. s. supreme court. she's already ruled against maxwell several times in maxwell's bid for bail sank, agreeing with prosecutors that she is a possible flight risk. now, the trial is expected to last at least 6 weeks. so that would stretch it basically through christmas christmas here in the united states, at the same court house by the way, where other high profile defendants had been including my boss, john gotti, and bernie made off. so this is de, one of a very followed a trial, and then of course, a case that we've talked about. this may national and international headlines. it's going to be a closely watch 6 weeks. let's turn out to journalists and commentator chadwick. we'll walk back to our tea. what most people are going to be watching here is if maxwell takes the stand and stops naming names, even with accusation, just having a name floated in. this t

my brother, my, would you either nathan lisa with a my dad, my dad got the money and you got on that body of your move like i was, i'm within immunity or was nitty a wafa that those are glad that they did. the hook is there was 0. i didn't mean that disagree i'm we thiago are gonna move it. they get they get there than a the sub luly. good. i mean the summer gimme gimme gimme with another one more movies. nita could up and him up on sunday may at every as well that he could be not able bundle more than mad even then they didn't band in the, in linda sadie and vitamin muscle by the way, i mean, by the way, we put them to a lucia they got more. yeah. i mean, you can use as much as i said, i'm in a f on a familiar up unusual number. them know what to do, you know, but no, no, but so who knew me? and i knew when i went on with is going well. mumble mean you prefer with me for when it yeah, no idea because i'm the guy that he did, he made yankee. no. and i need a bit. there's a back, i'm gonna media now when i, you know, get, there you go and you a enough longer. they neisha you and i tho

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