i would not mess with this notkin. but when the light began with a cape.is post and march could not resist. i rushed to myself, and there it was a cape. so wait. and how did this cape end up in notkin's car? uh, i had an electronic lockpick. well , i kept it from the days when i was a guard at the auto repair shop, then bob caught them for dismantling stolen cars, and i took the skeleton key. well, all of a sudden. and what, maybe suddenly with a master key in the household, these things are not particularly needed at my age, it is difficult to find a job. i would not steal a car, well, a master key, as a last resort to live. i tossed up notkin's cloak, let him make excuses now. don't call, you give me more. well, let me refuse. listen i won't change my mind honestly, i won't change my mind, goodbye. calm down. what happened? a very annoying benefactor, as you know, at first he offered mukhtar to shoot in a commercial, then the condition was added to be the face of the veterinary clinic at all events and wear their logo, but finally i was finished off by t

quieren recibir isitas de polÍticos entre los desaparecidos en el derrumbe esta un matrimonio de notkino 16 llamadas desde el "telefono fijo", que la pareja tenia al lado de la cama donde dormian.. y cada vez que contestan a las llamadas, solo se escucha estatica... galo arellano tiene la historia. >> matrimonio que vivÍa justo en la torre que se derrumbÓ. aseguran que su familia ha recibido un total de 16 llamadas telefÓnicas provenientes de telÉfono fijo que sus abuelos tenÍan junto a la cama, pero nadie responde. sÓlo se escucha un ruido de estÁtica. el viernes recibieron 15 llamadas con mismo sonido.autoridades estÁn al tanto de esta informaciÓn, a partir del sÁbado, telÉfonos de los familiares de estos abuelitos, no han timbrado. miriam suele publicar imÁgenesde sus caminatas en la playa. su publicaciones hacen prever que le encantaba lugar donde vivÍa, porque desde el balcÓn del tercer piso tenÍa posibilidad de disfrutar de hermosos atardecerese incluso arco iris. a ambos les encantaba la mÚsica latina, sobre todo la cubana. el matrimonio estaba encerrado y aislado en su departame

i'm meeting up with geoff notkin, who has a special interest in my next destination, a 50,000-year-old natural wonder. so why do people call you the meteorite man? >> i am a meteorite specialist. i'm a science writer. i travel the world searching for meteorites. i'm involved in recovery and research and, for me, meteorites are the most amazing things on earth. they're genuine visitors from outer space, and not only are they wondrous and elusive objects, but they give us a glimpse into the history of the solar system in which we all live. i love this site. this is where an enormous chunk of iron that was once part of the core of an asteroid slammed into our planet with such force that it threw this ridge up and excavated a giant crater. although it looks like this might just be a ridge or some low hills, this is actually the exterior of the crater. >> you cannot see the crater from here. the meteor crater is privately owned and can only be viewed by passing through a visitor center that charges an admission fee. >> we have a verticular gale for you today. what do you think? >> whoo. >>

did you think about making drew's space a little but small- lot and notkin -- a little bit smaller and king a little bit larger? the have the complete opposite spectrum of number of seats available. >> one is the bayview and one is about potrero hill, so it is clear that they are very geographically separated. i have a few questions. one, i want to suggest that we need to make clear that attendance area tiebreakers do not apply to city-wide seats or to see the white schools, so we all know that we are going to get their "i live near clarendon" or "are want to be in the area," so that is one thing i think we need to clarify for ourselves or for the public. i am kind of wondering, and i will ask -- i do not anticipate any of these questions take a long time to answer. we can take a long time, but i want to know whether we tried to take into account kids in thek-8 schools when we will try to do the middle school feeder patterns. all of the house to be stark, but it seems to me -- i'm afraid that what we have looked at is the presumption that everyone that is inan a k-8 school or elementar

melanie notkin explores this trend, a new book, very fascinating called "otherhood: modern women findingness". >> and janet taylor is a psychiatrist who deals with this issue. >> i think the thing out of the gate that we were shocked about was the sheer percentages of women who either by choice or not do not have children. tell us the numbers and how that is. >> gallup survey in september of all americans, 90% are mothers or want to be mothers. 50% are. 40% want to be. and a small minority, 6%, are child free by choice. i defend that choice. but there is a silent majority of women who by circumstance are -- >> what is the percentage of that group? >> 40%. >> 40% of all women are in child bearing years but don't have kids. talk to me about who these women are. >> we look at women who are generation x and in their 30s and 40s who expected to have the social economic and political equality our mothers didn't have, but naturally we get married, have the husband and kids they did, these women got a college degree, they are financially independent, and yet as their fertile years wain, they rem

notkin of african american celebrities coming out here in attacking jewish people, nobody says anythingot gonna have latinas here in los angeles dividing the black community. all of that stuff is just wrong. >> it shouldn't be up to jewish people to have to speak out about this. >> of course not. anti black racism isn't just vans problem, it's my problem as a white jewish problem. just like antisemitism isn't my problem, it's vans problem as a black christian. the reality is we are all in this together. as he said, we've all got to speak out, we've all got to stand up and say this isn't acceptable. i will say one other thing. social media is a big part of the problem anderson. i am someone who's been cautiously optimistic about what elon musk could possibly do, but when he welcomes back quarter unquote canyon west after he got kicked off instagram for hate and incitement. what message does that send? what is he trying to suggest he's going to do with the company? look, i think what we are seeing today is that our society is afflicted with a sickness. it's a sickness of hate. you see it

we always short stocks in the context of -- [inaudible] liz: melvin capital founder and ceo gabe notkinuse financial services committee earlier. let's get to charlie gasparino who's been reporting on the story since day one. charlie, one of the things gabe plotkin said was he really felt this was a company that had no value whatsoever which is in complete opposite opinion of the trader keith gill who who has ao testified today. >> yeah. i trust gabe plotkin over keith gill, although keith gill might have made more money on this trade in particular. liz: he did. >> the analysis on gamestop is pretty solid. i mean, it's a company that's burning cash. your last guest just explained the short thesis, and it's right there. it's what you see. the analysis for the longs is, oh, believe this company is going to be great someday. and if you put those together, this is definitely a short, not a long buy. liz: people said that about tesla, charlie. let me just say, people said that about tesla, and gabe plotkin -- >> yeah, let's not compare a company that's -- liz: charlie, all i'm saying, all i'm

early assistance is key for the notkin family.cer recovery program starts before a patient is actually diagnosed with cancer. at starts when a patient requires a biopsy. usually something like this would probably kick in when a patient is diagnosed with cancer. if they even have those kinds of services. the program has helped navigate some 30,000 patients over the last 20 years. statistically 20% of patients who go in for a biopsy end up having a malignant tumor and the program at sutter health cpmc helps guide those patients through survivorship getting nurse navigators nutritionist psychology support. >> way eggs fries. and all of that is in one place. and i thank so one. it's free to the patient. the 2, it's coordinated surgeon, dr and pellets as the program is an added relief to her patients. cancer is incredibly disruptive. cancer survivor myself. i know it's so much to think about that ability to have patients feel so taken care of and know they're getting in to those next steps is so key. we were able to talk with our child

miriam notkin, who lived on the third floor.apsed and those calls continued for two days in what must be a technical glitch. no voice, on the other end just static for the family to hear. back to you. >> steve that's just heartbreaking. thank you for that update we'll stay on top of it. moving on, former president trump returns to the rally stage for the first time since he left the white house, and he took aim at the biden administration as we all knew he would, especially calling out vice president kamala harris, for waiting more than three months to visit the border. watch. >> kamala harris, you're vice president, only when -- booo -- only went to the border yesterday, for one simple reason because i announced that i am going next week, and i am, at the request of texas governor abbott. >> [applause] >> and the border patrol, i'm going to the border next week. if i didn't know that i didn't know if she was ever going to go was she ever going to go? >> tyrus, this was like getting the one man band back together again, and i th

. >> we'll be there to enforce the stari on notkin.ut the owners also warned that a failure to to hear to thosepoi policies might even result inin a call to the policeto t. e according to the telegraph, the british paper, not the 19th1 century messaging device.e the bar does want people to interact with strangers. it just requires that any engag engagement musemt beginre with verbal consent. for more , let'st' go live outside the bar to our new australian correspondent, boomerang baby boom. >> what's the latest going on tonight? i've set out to answer the question who's really hurting if you stay while you're flirting that we've got some nightclub hours right now. excuse me, miss. did this one eyed bloke get you both kicked out with that? he's so right. and you don't care that he's staring. absolutely not. whatever you so he said you care to comment. >> g to comment. okay, so you don't know this mit guy. he coulds be wia serial killer ou i don't care. whatever he's high. whatever . look at hi so hot. go . seria roy, gool d on you then.

early assistance is key for the notkin family cancer recovery program starts before a patient is actually diagnosed with cancer. at starts when a patient requires a biopsy. usually something like this would probably kick in when a patient is diagnosed with cancer. if they even have those kinds of services. the program has helped navigate some 30,000 patients over the last 20 years. statistically 20% of patients who go in for a biopsy end up having a malignant tumor and the program at sutter health cpmc helps guide those patients through survivorship getting nurse navigators nutritionist psychology support. >> way eggs fries. and all of that is in one place. and i thank so one. it's free to the patient, but to its coordinated surgeon, dr and pellets. as the program is an added relief to her patients. cancer is incredibly disruptive. cancer survivor myself. i know it's so much to think about that ability to have patients bill, so taken care of and know they're getting in to those next steps is so key. we were able to talk with our children within 48 hours of the diagnosis because i had. >>

in native people who came their native dress, this is not like going to a football game they are notkins here as some mascot. they are here because they are the original owner of this part of the earth and we honor them what they are justly due. all of those who cry for justice, no cry is greater than those who have suffered the most. those who have suffered the most are the indigenous people, not only of america, but of the and those ofphere us who were brought into america puritanslgrims, not as , not seeking another way of worship but in the holds of ships to be made the bird and errors of the real citizens of america. hypocritical for us to say that we are citizens and we are get civil rights while at the same time we are denied the human rights of self-determination. here in fronto be that wasreat house built by black slaves. so i think i am encroaching on by standing on the ground that was paid for with the sweat and the blood of our ancestors. i am honored to be here, and am grateful to congressman danny davis for having shepherded through both houses a joint resolution that allow

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when my schoolfriend jeff notkin had the life that i was convinced i should be having because jeff had somehow gotten out of england, made it all the way to new york, and was being taught by art spiegelman jeff actually wound up an assistant on raw, the amazing comics magazine periodical that art and his wife, the fabulous francoise mouly, were creating at and i back in would read roar, which was this enormous magazine and inside raw. each issue of raw there would be a tiny little comic or it felt tiny by comparison and was called mouse and it took that initial conceit of jewish mice and nazi cats and it expanded it and it expanded it into the story of art and of art father and of holocaust. i knew it was a work of genius. and because was friends with jeff, i got to meet art and francoise and baby naja and the icra the institute of contemporary arts in london, in 86 and i met art my friend jeff's friend. but over the next ten or 15 years, i became arts friend and francoise, his friend and i watched as art made garbage pail kids and was attacked in the press. i watched as art became a s

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you can find out from me in social networks or on the site andrey notkin dot rf. to the activities of our enemies and how we are trying to counter this activity, and then we will talk about enemies that are not so obvious. come on. let's first e out crimean news today, the fsb announced the arrest of a russian citizen who planned a terrorist attack in the naval clinical hospital of the city of simferopol , we have operational footage, which means that during a search of the suspect. now you will see him such a man in gray, a coat and a cap, and found two homemade bombs. one was with nails. as striking elements, another incendiary action. the identity of the detainee is not disclosed, the investigators opened a case under several articles on the preparation of a terrorist act on illegal possession of weapons and illegal possession of explosives. but the washington post today published an interview with one of the leaders of the ukrainian paramilitary battalion. azov, i remind you that azov is recognized as a terrorist in our country and banned. there he boasts that

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