you have the packers vikings are going to be big. on sunday. those are some of the sunday games. this will be a game i'm looking forward to any time these two guys get together. >> it's a great matchup. it's the top two teams in the division. some people who think maybe this is the year that the vikings unseat the packers. i'm not one of those people who believe that but there are some who believe this is the year that the packers can unseat -- or the vikings can unseat the packers. the vikings are talented. questions at wide receiver with green bay but green bay has aaron rogers. sort of the tom brady thing when you have aaron rodgers and tom brady, you have to prove to me that those teams aren't going to win that those quarterbacks aren't going to win before i rule them out. as long as aaron rodgers is in there and healthy i feel like the packers are going to win. >> brian: think about last year. off season. vaccine controversy and still were tremendous. take a look at the lineup on the whole as i look at the 1:00 games. two teams

packer for many years before i came on the commission. san francisco model of care and prevention is a model for the nation. she is integral to that throughout the city history and confronting the aids epidemic. i personally someone who has been positive 32 years and very grateful for your leadership and hard work for always putting san francisco in the forefront of prevention and caring for people who are living with hiv and aids and i just cant say enough. it is always a highlight for me when you come to the commission, you offer your reports about the progress we are making including our groundbreaking getting to zero initiative which puts san francisco on the path to zero new transmissions deaths and stigma and the result of that have been very very impressive and of course now we are entering the phase where there is always a focus on equity but trying to reach the people who are most in need and hardest to reach. your leadership and your legacy will continue to impact the work being done here at sfdph and san francisco and please ac

the packers qb admits something he saw on the jumbotron may have helped his team win on sunday night. rogers said he noticed something on the big screen during the game against the buccaneers that he claims tipped him off to the next play that sealed the victory by the way for green bay declined to specify exactly what it was he saw. but he says after spotting it, he passed whatever information he had to his team's head coach. hinted. it made a big difference. i'm dying to know what it was because we know all the coaches do this. look they talk like this. i have some information. so some of packers twitter believes that the jumbotron operator showed the huddle something you're not supposed to do. and then maybe a little lip reading there and rogers, but they usually cover like this well, not in the huddle players in the huddle speculation anyway. okay next to a back to school update on the boy dubbed little picasso. last year we reported on andres valencia's work. his. it was featured at art basel in miami beach will since then 10 year old andres has enjoyed quite the summer in june,

you can see the frustration rolling and a pass incomplete packers. hold on 14 12.t be the last meeting ever between those two grates? we'll wait and see final seconds in miami the bills must spike it to try and set up a game-winning field, but the clock runs out and josh allen just devastated but check out bills offense coordinator ken dorsey in the booth. not happy the camera is eventually gonna get broken. you may recall dorsey was selected by the niners in the 2003 nfl raft jr. when you have a bad newscaster sport, you're not supposed to throw the tablet. i know i've seen tom brady do it don't it's frustrated as you might get the boss would say there's the door jr. hit the road. you broke your ipad. it's not too often that that, you know, not many teams could rival the nfl but i think the golden state warriors, can i mean i feel like we just finished the season. yeah, it feels like we just finished a season and it kind of got that rolling stone type of feel rock stars. i mean, he got all kinds of stars and then you see the bling today jr. i imagine what if you t

from the packers, bears, and lyons. but he turns them down to go to yale, where he would become the assistant football coach, the junior varsity football coach, and of all things, the boxing coach. he knew nothing of boxing, but before he left for yale, he stopped at the ymca in grand rapids, took some boxing lesson so he would know a little bit about the language, a little bit about the moves, and hopefully fool enough -- the rest of the team. he stays with it. he stays at yale for about 5.5, six years, and these are the years that really we don't know a whole lot about. we don't know as much about four as we'd like to. there's still a lot of work to be done here, productive work. but we know this is where he learned to play tennis. he learns to play golf. he learns to ski and play bridge. he is exposed to new york. he is exposed to dating one of the top models in new york city, and ends up in some of the magazine spreads with her. he works on the 1940 window wilkie campaign, and it's also here that he did voice to his

the packers were doing pretty good in the late 30s early 40s. the lions and the bears, he had three offers from top clubs before the nfl. i am just curious if you had any comment if you went to the liens or had a shot at the packers? >> surely would have of course of course they would've. [laughter] who is not an all-american, gerald ford wasn't. he was an all-star. so he goes to -- he was selected to appear in the east-west shrine game in san francisco. he takes the train out there with the team for they practice along the way. all of these nfl all-american players and no one's paying any attention to them. with his elect, the deign starts. he's blank back up center. center in the first couple of snaps damages his knee, has to come out and ford place the remainder of the game and does a stellar job. such that on the train back pam bell and others seated next to ford controlling him, trying to get him to sign on the dotted line. he puts them off and eventually turned them down because he wants to go to yale. he goes to yell without promise of en

reviewing time sheets in damp warehouses and traveling back roads to interview vegetable pickers, packers, and log cutters. she began arguing and winning appeals and started working with the solicitor general's office on cases headed for the supreme court. bessie's high quality work earned her recognition. delighted with a supreme court brief she principally wrote, solicitor general promised she could argue the next fair labor standards act case to go to the court. so in march 1945, before sandra day and ruth bader reached high school, margolin became the 25th woman to argue at the supreme court. after what must have been a lively argument, justice robert jackson marked the occasion with a thoughtful note. the first of several he wrote to bessie over the years. i hope you were satisfied with the way the court argued your first case. i'm sure there will be no dissent from the opinion that you should argue here often. bessie won that case, establishing the long-standing precedent until recently that exceptions to the fair labor standards act must be narrowly construed. before the year ended

reviewing time sheets in damp warehouses and traveling back roads to interview vegetable pickers, packers, and log cutters. she began arguing and winning appeals and started working with the solicitor general's office on cases headed for the supreme court. bessie's high quality work earned her recognition. delighted with a supreme court brief she principally wrote, solicitor general promised she could argue the next fair labor standards act case to go to the court. so in march 1945, before sandra day and ruth bader reached high school, margolin became the 25th woman to argue at the supreme court. after what must have been a lively argument, justice robert jackson marked the occasion with a thoughtful note. the first of several he wrote to bessie over the years. i hope you were satisfied with the way the court argued your first case. i'm sure there will be no dissent from the opinion that you should argue here often. bessie won that case, establishing the long-standing precedent until recently that exceptions to the fair labor standards act must be narrowly construed. before the year ended

the packers, you know, they were doing really good there in the late 1930s, early 1940s. the liens were kind of there, and so were the bears. so, he had three offers from some of the top, top clubs in the -- i guess before the nfl. and i am just curious, if you had any comment, if you think he went for the liens, would he have had a shot for the packers? >> sure, they would have. of course. of course, they would have. you know, he was not an all- american, gerald ford wasn't. he was an all-star. so, he was selected to appear in the east-west game in san francisco. and he goes out there to train with the team, they practice along the way. and all of these nfl team owners and coaches were on this train with these all-american all-star players, and nobody is paying any attention to him. and with his luck, the game starts and if they are playing backup center. the center, and the first couple of snaps, damages his knee, has to come out and ford placed the remainder of the game and does a stellar job of it. such that on the train back, those who were seated next to ford, contr

so the two-point try from the seven brady roland wright passes incomplete in the packers.ever between those two greats. the 49ers hosts sean mcveigh's rams next week on monday night football la in arizona today. here's cooper cup a little jet sweep. there's no one there seven up in rams early. kyler murray threw for 314 yards, but had trouble finding the end zone and he's gonna get sacked that happened twice to him today low scoring affair rams kicker matt gay. gonna line this one up. and this is a doink. and in rams lead 13 to 6 at the break and then cam acres for la is in a power his way in for the second touchdown second and last section of the day. excuse me, rams dominate 20 to 12. they're 2 and 1 rams and niners monday night levi's right here on abc 7 final seconds in miami bills try to spike it to go for a game when he field goal, but the clock runs out and josh allen you can see right here just devastated but check out offensive coordinator ken dorsey in the booth. oh my goodness anger management classes might be coming. you might recall dorsey was drafted by the n

here is another tempting vacancy, a packer for a warehouse in stockholm, the rate is 350,000 rubles. for those who have already packed their bags. as a result, i had to postpone the trip and lost about 100,000 rubles. uh, was going to go to finland for dismantling did not ask no interview no presentation of any documents. that is, they simply took foreign flags from everyone in a row a rented room on the outskirts of moscow. in the neighborhood of dichlorvos, stanislav has long dreamed of traveling, and then there was a vacancy. he came to the immigration office 365 and believed in a fairy tale, they promised to make a visa and find an employer in finland. but first you need to generously pay for those who are really ready to go to work, but it is workers who are required there. not only did he move in and a month later he left stanislav gave his hard-earned money, but the businessman never received any documents, allegedly they were just dragging out time and money, constantly asking to pay from above for more and more new papers. then a young man. got it being deceived stopped payi

prediction ben broncos packers. carlton i just gotta say eagles packer's gonna say bills beatbox. sorry tom brady, ben carlton. great predictions. great ideas to read more. check out this week's edition of barron's dot com. don't forget to follow us on twitter that's asked barron's online and that's all for us. we'll see you >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. hess than two months until the midterm elections, and the unifier in chief is trying to rally the democrat base with more divisive rhetoric against the gop. one of the highest ranking senate republicans, john thune, responds today. plus, federal reserve chairman jay powell says he's going to keep raising interest rates until inflation is under control. ark invests cathie wood warning this is a big mistake. she'll tell us why, and we will get reaction from the former president of the federal reserve of kansas, thomas hoenig is her

butt the packers defense denies them. packers win, 14-12. afterwards, rodgers and brady hugging.ht now. >>> hurricane aian expected to become a monster storm by tonight with florida in its sights. it's monday, september 26th, i'm brianna keilar. john berman is off. erika hill is here this morning. ian reaching hurricane strength overnight and there may be no stopping i

but packers defense coming up big on the two-point conversion attempt. it is no good.g but great things to say about brady. >> it's special. you know, i've been really fortunate to play in a great era of quarterbacks. some absolute legends and all-time pantheon of nfl quarterbacks. and just feel really blessed to still be here, still be playing. can't believe tommy is 45 and still doing it at a super high level with not a lot of guys to throw to tonight, but it's a big win for us and will be a great plane ride home, 2-1 going back. it's exciting. will be a fun locker room. >>> bills, dolphins, scary moment for miami quarterback tua in the first half. back of his head appears to hit the turf. he stumbles as he walks away and leaves the game to be evaluated per the nfl's concussion protocol. the nfl is launching an investigation into how the dolphins handled that concussion check per nfl network because tua did return to the game. now the dolphins had the lead with under two minutes remaining but were forced to punt out of their end zone and it didn't go well. punter kic

who has the advantage coming in, the 2-0 packers, 2-1 bucks?ampa. i think tom brady, you have always got to give him a little bit of the edge. the other thing is with aaron rodgers, both of them are hall of famer quarterbacks. but aaron rodgers, he has young receivers he has to bring along. i don't think they are there yet. he will have to rely on aaron jones and his running back. if he does that, they will be in the ball game. but you've got to company great quarterbacks. it will be a great watch. >> brian: it is great because brady practiced on wednesday here at something with his ring finger on his throwing hand. he is 45. do you say set out week three, we need you later in the year and why risk it? >> no, brian, you are talking about two teams that could be participants in the super bowl. you know, a championship in philadelphia. you know, i think they need every win they can get. so, he says his finger is fine. >> brian: they always say that. they never want to tell us. but you can find out the real information. the other big game is eagle

prediction ben broncos packers. carlton i just gotta say eagles packer's gonna say bills beatbox.predictions. great ideas to read more. check out this week's edition of barron's dot com. don't forget to follow us on twitter that's asked barron's online and that's all for us. we'll see you >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. hess than two months until the midterm elections, and the unifier in chief is trying to rally the democrat base with more divisive rhetoric against the gop. one of the highest ranking senate republicans, john thune, responds today. plus, federal reserve chairman jay powell says he's going to

the vikings come in, a bit under achievers last year and packers lose a key wide receiver. >> the packersys. he is such an interesting guy back-to-back mvps. they lose davante adams maybe the best receiver in the league i don't know how they will look without him. i'm fascinated to see how it all goes down. i think they are still a great team. >> brian: what do you sense? >> i think what's going to be interesting to finally see minnesota. kurt cousin gets a a lot of fl. is he going to leave the team. new head coach takes over more mike zimmerman. a different style in a division with aaron and these guys offense is going to win it. >> brian: do you get a sense of a team because you spend so much time with them before the game and after the game talking to them. do you get a sense of when somebody -- when this team has got it together they are going to be tough early on? can you figure a lot going into week one? >> i mean week one i think that's an interesting question to ask you guys with aaron we will talk to him on the phone. i will sit down -- sit down feature for fox. yeah, i think wit

and then we got the packers. they're going to be traveling to florida to visit tom brady and the bucks and i got a chance to speak with fox sports analyst and former linebacker jonathan vilma about those matchups. somebody's gonna go. oh, and three and somebody's going to get their first win. who do you think you have? two teams that both made the playoffs. very prideful teams and they're actually very similar. when you start looking at the personnel, uh, car, tannehill. very good quarterbacks. uh they're very physical defensively. derrick henry's obviously a force to be reckoned with that at the running back position, but you know, the raiders have stellar tight end. you got two teams that are going to be very competitive sunday. what did you think about last week, though i mean is coming off a really bad loss. i mean, they lost it right at the end. you think that's gonna fire him up at all? from my playing days? we tried not to let one week fuel us for the next week. you know, you don't want to ride on those em

the judge did say in this case, it helps to illustrate the intent, and so this individual, robert packer, did not actually say anything, make any comments publicly before the court, and basically did not explain why he was wearing that shirt and left it up to his lawyer to muddle around that and not give a clear explanation. and that didn't fly so well with the judge, and he didn't really see a full throated apology necessarily coming from packer and it was also a secondhand thing that they got from his sister and the representations of his lawyer, but you know, there was this other image that did cot um in court that nbc news -- did come up in court that nbc news had surfaced last night that showed packer what was underneath that sweatshirt and earlier in the day when he was with that sister, closer to donald trump's speech, wearing an ss shirt, that was directly supportive of the nazis, so there are two layers of pro-nazi materials that he was wearing that day. and presumably walked into the capitol with that underneath, underneath that camp auschwitz outer sweatshirt that he wore. >>

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so now the two-point try the seven brady looking incomplete packers survived 14-12 in what could be theg ever between these two great. so wild finish in miami between the bills and the dolphins miami punting from their own end zone with 90 seconds of play thomas morestad kicks it off as blocker as well posterior bounces out of the end zone for a safety buffalo down to and they get the ball back final seconds. the bills need to spike it to set up a game-winning field goal, but the clock runs out bills lose 21 19 josh allen devastated check out coordinator. ken dorsey the offense corner for buffalo that is frustration. you may recall dorsey was drafted by the niners in the 2003 draft. wow, the beginning of warrior senator james dean, but normal now due to the covid year and injuries. this is actually going to be his first full training camp as he enters his third nba season the second overall pick of the 2020 draft was working in drills with kevon looney during practice yesterday at 7 feet and 258 pounds the 21 year old. he has all the physical tools needed to be a premiere nba center now

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butt the packers defense denies them. packers win, 14-12. afterwards, rodgers and brady hugging. rodgers calling it apropos. tonight we have the cowboys is and giants in "monday night football." "new day" continues right now. >>> hurricane aian expected to become a monster storm by tonight with florida in its sights. it's monday, september 26th, i'm brianna keilar. john berman is off. erika hill is here this morning. ian reaching hurricane strength overnight and there may be no stopping it. it's forecast to reach major hurricane status baring down on cuba. the storm's path otherwise uncertain, but floridians are prepare ing for the worst. people are filling sand beings to protect against the heavy rains and storm surge. >> long lines outside of stores as people look to stock up on supplies. you can see the empty health ises there. bottled water, wasn't of the hot est items. florida is under a state of emergency. governor ron desantis activated the national guard. >> joining us is michael brennan, acting deputy director for noaa. thank you so much for being with us on this morning

my wife and i were in green bay wisconsin with mike gallagher for washington football team premier packer game that was taking bipartisanship to a new level. >> i love it. mark, maybe let's dig into at the center is just referring to there. i think, i may not be right on this, 25 of the commission's recommendations have been codified into law. access the first year think we are now up around 42. there is ten or 12 recommendations are purely for the executive branch. we feel they have fully implemented are really on a good track. until we get up to cluster 60% at this point fully implemented on a track rethink he will come off but. >> is that compared to other commissions that unusual to get this into law questioner. >> the three of us took a brief in our first meeting for academics who specialize in the success of commissions a. obviously a niche field. and they set look, if you are not like the 911 commission set your expectations at ten -- 13% of your recommendations. and that could just be the low hanging fruit. i like like about ours is through the 60% is some hard ones like name nati

is that for the packers? >> i can't support them after the performance they put on. it was week one, though. they laid an egg last year in week one. >> patrick mahomes was a little disappointing. five touchdowns. >> only five and a win on the road. >> they benched him. they put penny in. >> football is back, i love it. it's a content machine. even if you're not a big sports fan, we have plenty for you later in the show. you'll be entertained. >> yeah, we'll have those highlights coming up. >>> we want to begin this morning with the latest battlefield success for ukraine, 200 days into the war. >> ukrainian forces say they've reclaimed control of more than 40 settlements in the kharkiv area, and russian soldiers are being pushed closer to the border. >> but the russians are taking aim at power stations and other critical infrastructure. >> reporter: a stunning victory. ukrainian forces flying their flag once again. after retaking a key city in the northeast. video circulating online showing areas littered with russian military vehicles, left abandoned. russian troops

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davante adams leaving the green bay packers and aaron rodgers is the biggest movement of all this off-seasonraiders teaming up with derek carr. a teammate he has great chemistry with from fresno state. instantly, las vegas raiders, a super bowl contender right away, because davante adams left the green bay packers and now in las vegas. >> heard it here first. matt, janai norman. jump in quick. heading to seattle tonight, because we're looking ahead to monday night's game here on abc and espn. russell wilson with the broncos going against his former team the seahawks. you spent a lot of time in seattle. where should i go to dinner -- no. only kidding. what do you expect? you know what it's like spending a lot of time in seattle and then leaving and coming back? >> yeah. first, let me say i'm super jealous you get to go to seattle. this is going to be atmosphere like you've never imagined. this -- russell wilson, one of the greatest players to ever play for the seattle seahawks, going back. this is a perfect setup for him. going back with a great football team. the denver broncos were a franch

ben: packers. carleton: eagles. jack: i will say bills beatbox. great productions, great ideas. this week's addition of barron.com. that is all for us, see you next week on "barron's roundtable". >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. hess than two months until the midterm elections, and the unifier in chief is trying to rally the democrat base with more divisive rhetoric against the gop. one of the highest ranking senate republicans, john thune, responds today. plus, federal reserve chairman jay powell says he's going to

vicki, back to you know, katie packer, how many people are actually expected to be in london to pay their respects for the next. >> few days. so many people want to be there. >> whole 750,000 is what the city is estimating right now. so they have brought in extra police officers, extra bathrooms, extra trains. they are gearing up for a very, very busy rest of the week. indeed. alright, thank you so katie corrado reporting for us live from windsor castle in england. >> thank you so much, katie. >> our weather time now as the camera is shaking, rock'n'roll and windy today on top of mount tam, a pious and quite a bit of cloud cover and some fog. yeah. crawford chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here with a look. >> at the skies. >> what a change from last week. remember that? we're talking about all not only just record breaking heat, but some all time record temperatures really taken over much of the bay area. just baking in the hot weather. but things well, as you can see, the clouds have moved in. that sea breezes kicked in and the cool ocean air start to roll back on shore. so here's wh

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division rival in three years they are not the purple people eater of old, but forced two costly packerso a 23-7 win. >>> and a wild finish in carolina, where baker mayfield led the panthers against his former team. the panther toox the lead with just over a minute left be, the browns marched down the field and cade york's boot sealed the win. the browns win, 26-24. >>> some late game heroics daniel jones here bringing the giants within one in tennessee and then saquon barkley punching it in when they win for two. they had the lead. the giants would stun the titans on the road 21-20. and barkley's 164 yards on the ground put him among sunday's top performer, right along with eagles wide receiver aj brown. patrick mahomes, he threw five touchdowns in the chief's dominant win over the cardinals. >>> this is the way to the new trailer. baby yoda returns for a new season of the mandalorian. they're investing with merrill. think miss allen is texting for backup? no she's totally in charge. of her portfolio and daniel g. she's building a greener future and he's... running a pretend restaurant.

was for naught program which is that healing program where the women come in tackle, which you call packers of healing and they've got to shad genuinely ok. they had said that pain and the really helps them healed through the process. i've got one more thought fritzy. i want you to respond to this video. this is adam chon, he was formerly incarcerated in san quentin. he makes this point and then react immediately off the back of it. incarceration not only fails to address the root causes of violence, but in fact, reproduces and concentrates the conditions that create violence. and so it's futile to think that we can somehow incarcerate people humanely when incarceration is inherently a violent intro. magic practice. prisoners were originally created as a humane alternative to corporal punishment and torture. but since then, progressive projects have only serve to expand the prison system. the quest for a humane prison makes no sense. absolutely, a humane prison makes no sense. the thing is we have to stop the bleeding. we have to stop. we have to stop. what's happening right now. prisons ar

was involved in his regime change. fowls of packers eyes continued to support him as drive with them of faces . on sunday, a local correspondent bought us more details from con speech in their support. here in finance, we'd form a prime to study a message for beth a. this was the last of that cbs optima for a cross country that he's there. finally decided to mobilize the masses at the gospel play 1 o'clock is fine. i don't think they do. they got a gun, b, a, me, his performers in big armored with the, god forbid, i said the odd price is a, is going to be as measured presently, the audio which says that focused on following the study, like a warning light on a couple things. this important garmin because he says you will be responsive when is focused on friends and fog sunday party. why hassan is, i did call a b, b a r medical a . so we didn't know before. we thought that the american block was in our favor for us to visit in russia in ron, explain to us that russia is much better for us. first of all, russia is in our region, and secondly, prison put this offer is good for us while

you oleksiy yakubin, political scientist, candidate of political science a tank with me, a wheat packer and a mother to be sad when her sons go to war, someone will give a last kiss and someone will wipe away without shedding a tear and maybe someone will lose faith and strength, saving their life, but not me, i will not stand up, no matter how much it hurts me for our dear and beloved land i am glad to take on all the lights they aim at the fragile and dear museum in a matter of minutes you that we protected the library for a century they are not the first who wanted to destroy our history he did not feel the 45th year yet yes lviv what was he going through but no one has succeeded in this we are reviving the mariupol theater ukraine manages to preserve its culture we will keep it for ourselves we will leave it for the ages children of war wounded and dead missing people deported and displaced if you know any information about a missing or deported child, report it on the state portal children of war at children of war.gov .ua or by calling 0850 5:20 p.m. help bring the child home good

that game will be followed by tom brady and aaron rodgers facing off the packers and the buccaneers. right after that game, we have the ot, where analysts and former nfl players and coaches breakdown all the action. it is all happening on sunday, right here on ktvu, all right now to our high school football game of the week. menlo atherton versus wilcox. teams fired up. we're gonna start you off in the second quarter tied at seven. wilcox stumbling that snap on the handoff, but it's big right back up. and taken into the end zone. by andrew palacios. wilcox was headed into halftime with the 14 7 lead, not much action until the fourth quarter here, tied at 14 and wilcox caps off a 58 yard drive with his touchdown run by elijah walker. he's excited walker red for 182 yards tonight, wilcox now leading 21 14, but menlo atherton comes firing back on salt and 20. billy johnson area 12 jerian, dickie dickie, by the way, five star recruit committed to organ showing up what he can do mental attitude going for two here because they're down by one and they get stopped at the one yard line. they

preseason wasn't much of an indicator to series against the packers in game 13 against houston in gameroppolo to lance has been thoroughly analyzed. lance now gets a chance to prove that all his hard work will pay off. you know, off season training camp. i think things have went well have gotten to know the guys better and the new guys. ray ray , um, found the throne with throw georgia and debo and some of those guys i didn't get to work with this offseason as much, um, ups and downs for sure. i mean, there's every day going against our defense and the stuff we do, um, got to be ready to go. so i think my mental toughness my mentality has changed. syria. either side tonight as the us played nigeria and a friendly for the women's soccer team. u s has a nice run going at the goal here in the 24th minute. nice cross, but the ball hits the nigerian player us benefits from an own goal. on the replay. you can see that the goalie had no chance with the deflection of the ball right through her legs, but nigeria pulled even in the 50th minute 11 game in the 66th. megan rapinoe from the corner,

the head of one of the polling stations voted the republic and leonid the packer did not hesitate toballot; he voted for reunification with russia. let's listen to him. i vote for a speech in the russian federation i cast my vote for our bright and happy future as part of the russian federation voting takes place not only at polling stations, including in some social institutions. here in the pre-trial detention center of luhansk today is a referendum. uh, even prisoners of war voted there today, and they are all registered on the territory of luhansk republics previously, it was the luhansk region, but now after the liberation of the territory, respectively, the motorized rifles, and the firefighters, the mortars, the drivers, they all told us why they decided to come to the referendum? helper how can you say help? yes , everything is mine here and i’m not going to ukraine somehow, because i know how it was in russia in the ussr and in general, they are now at the moment lately . what about lately? too bad my friends aren't there. i don't have any friends there.

it was a member of the packers until he was released in june of this year.s is a preseason game in which he played banker played for both east carolina and virginia. in college. he's taken to nfl kneel downs while with green bay, chosen over veterans aj mccarron , kevin hogan and mike glennon, who also worked out for the 49ers. the other part of the story is the guy who was first ticket to be traded that agreed to be lance. his backup. now backward. his full to healthy seasons led the 49ers to a super bowl and an nfc championship game. yeah here we go closer. goodnight, everyone. thank jay? have you seen the grapes? yeah, i ate them. why would you eat the grapes? they were in a bowl, they were washed, i paid for them. they were for the new year's. oh, right. what's that goofy thing again? it's not goofy. it's a tradition. at midnight, you eat 12 grapes, you make 12 wishes, 1 for each month of the year. and you really think that works? five years ago, i was a single mother living in a slum. today, i'm driving to palm springs in my new car with my rich husband

the former quarterback, who broke all career passing records as a green bay packer, has already returnedut $1.1 million that the state of mississippi paid to him from that same welfare fund for motivational speeches that a state auditor says he never gave. favre's attorneys are denying that he ever knew he was receiving welfare money. the former governor has not been charged and neither has brett favre, but the state of mississippi is suing him. they want him to pay them more than $220,000 in interest for that speech money they say he never should have gotten. and to underline a point, these are welfare funds that were meant to go to people in the poorest state in the nation. david? >> steve osunsami tonight. thank you, steve. >>> with less than two months until the midterms in this country, the reaction tonight to republican senator lindsey graham proposing a nationwide ban on abortion at 15 weeks. saying if republicans take control of congress, it will get a vote. tonight, many prominent republicans now trying to distance themselves from this idea, after roe was overturned and with sig

the drop a full at a stipend by the european commission that it was working on an emergency packers to directly intervene and energy markets and comparison before last year. the price had never exceeded $30.00 euros per megawatt hour. now my colleague unit o'neill is spoke with officer is former top different about karen can i so i'm going to take on the current crisis. i cannot imagine that the europeans are going to do what they are currently doing because the stakes esl high. so that was my real inner conviction. now, 7 months later we see that they went even so the stakes are very high. it's irrational that we have seen an irrational behavior long before february 24th. ah, indiana. you are accountable for what's your electra right? so this will have to be decided by the german electorate. but the overall issue on the all ne, you level you've got the air foreign policy chief use a barrel. recently acknowledging that certain voices within the block are urging a rethink mouth sanctions. how loud, how significant from what you've seen are those voices. i want to break it down to the ve

devastating monsoon rains that started in mid june of not put an entire 3rd of the country under water packer. so any army has constructed, many relief comes to provide help for those displaced and to treat the wounded. a number of countries have pledged help including turkey, the u. s. e and china. cost of the damage caused by the deluge is estimated to be about $10000000000.00 that's according to his mom. about meantime, a local journalist sent us the following report from one of the most severely damaged areas. deborah uncle pine said she had the mustard, the continuing rains, which lasted from $5.00 to $6.00 days off. the level of the swamp river rose to height as of several small flooded rainwater drains, emptying into the main river. in any minutes, the rising water level in the swamp where the smashed into taurus hotels, and houses on both banks, the destruction due to the floods in this area is beyond comprehension. the villa village them and is adamant that our business is gone. now we need some protective measures and we must be resettled far away from the river banks because of the

the planks to be up to such a situation and establish the creativity of boiled bulba in a vacuum packerer bread by the protection of religions . smoothly complete a month and a half before the middle of the bonfire yuri kornilovich viktor baka, rodinskaya oblast belarusian guards and high productivity of the river the shortage of a strategically important product will not break through the harvesting of crops . her namali completed the collection of the rajai, and besides, the mias agrarian was practically kicked out, the heavy order for the cover, nicholas, antiyan, we will stretch. as we can see today, the culture has reached full physical ripeness and the river, ready for harvesting, grew on a non-pyreous, nevertheless, its own peculiarity. the culture has a loose the neighboring drain to bread with wasteland ; until recently, i threshed with god, perlaju from my wife, arches, i didn’t have to put a lid on, everything seems to be so normal, wait. no, that is, this year everything was normal and the main thing was not enough, in general, 50 hectares were given for crops for crops for

moment when steinbeck's hometown began working on the book affiliated with a white salina vegetable packers association. the mob violence directed in september and the positive resolution of the strike they managed to achieve later that month receive no mention in the novel. nonetheless, in dubious battle was successful in the wake of its success the san francisco news invited steinbeck to write a series of articles on the oklahoma families, migrant families who were in california. at this moment his lifework took a turn. his literary talents became more directly to a context corps. steinbeck met with federal resettlement administration officials who wanted him to promote the government fledgling system of signature camps in the state. steinbeck toured the camps in this san joaquin valley and it shocked him out of his neutral observer. as a study of final courses the analysis of ultimate purpose or design is an explanation of human behavior. emphasize cause and effect relationships that lead to clear resolutions. steinbeck by contrast was trying to chart solely what is rather than passing j