would you like some more tea, polly prissypants ? ( polly ) yes, i would like some tea, thank you.l ? i don't know frog, i just am. ( polly ) you are so strong and smart and everybody likes you. well thank you, polly prissypants. how nice of you. dude, this is pretty ---- up right here. ( mumbling ) c'mon, let's go make fun of him. no dude, this looks really serious. i think we better get help. really ? ( panda ) eric, you are the coolest guy in the world. this is tremendous tea. why thank you peter panda. it's a distinctive earl gray. eric is the best. hurray for eric ! eric kicks ass. mr. macky, something's really wrong with cartman. oh, well, there's a news flash. we saw him having a tea party with his stuffed animals. yeah, he was doing their voices and pouring tea for them. oh okay. eric is obviously suffering from some kind of emotional distress. what do you mean ? have you boys noticed anything recently that troubled eric ? no. obviously something is bothering him, okay ? oh, of course ! my video camera ! boys if you could videotape eric's behavior, then i can study him psyc

polly pocket. polly pocket was one. >> what is. how does she enter this conversation? polly pocket?> did they not say polly pocket? >> she said no, but she said you could add your thinking about other things. >> think about other things. >> okay, i'm talking about on this list. polly pocket doesn't. i'm sorry. polly pocket? no. >> what about trolls? >> what about trolls? trolls. see, trolls can come on in. >> also not on the list. tamagotchi tamagotchi. >> absolutely, yes. feed that. tamagotchi. >> yeah. maybe in a few years we'll hear tamagotchi. yeah. you know, i was. the other one was a digimon. what about digimon? no, i was not. i'm not in that. what am i? >> what was it? what? >> okay, you know what? that's fine. >> i'm not judging anybody for i never understood how to play jacks, so i just never wanted to play like you bounce the ball and collect as many and you collect. oh my god, no, i was a pony. no. okay. i was being a total nerd, trading my pokemon cards, minding my own business. that's my vote. this morning we are going to get you some warmer weather finally out there. h

they do not understand the work of polly murray, who was a predecessor to ruth bader ginsburg, aaron carmen, before ginsburg there was polly murray who graduated first in her class from howard law school who wrote papers that were later on central to the argument of brown v. board of education and to the liberty we see in terms of women's equality and her book, race laws in america, nearly 800 pages tells us about jim crow in america where in parts of mississippi you cannot swim in the swimming pool, walk through the park, play checkers, play chess, play billiards. and in the second part is when we talk about reproductive health rights imagine what it means to be parents and your kids cannot go to the park. yet you are paying taxes. your kids cannot swim in the pool but you are playing taxes. your kids cannot play checkers in public and you think who were the people making the laws and who are the judges upholding the laws? it is not just rosa parks. that said, let's open the conversation on the 70th anniversary of brown v. board of education and if the matters of brown were being li

i was invited, who invited you polly, she called, i came., hi, are you not sick, no, it seemed to me that you stumbled a little yesterday, you? well, okay, bye, be careful, you'll get poisoned, yes, they have an affair, so what's this? we have something going on here, and why are you touching him, he's a completely harmless slob, let's go to tok! our program is dedicated to real friends, my friend, were you acquainted before filming, no, with our wild behavior like that we even managed not to irritate, on the contrary, to respect us , rit in terekha, but she was very withdrawn , we lived together for a very long time, they rented us one apartment for two, an old house, he can't voice himself, can you say this phrase about beer, saw, oh, now it's not it turned out it turned out hello, here's what i can do: turn off the light, those who don't remember, this is alissa's voice turn on our favorite show, watch after the program time, vodka veda, productlar group. saved, his armor, thank you, savior, we are descendants, people-pedists, it is impos

but the place he loves the most does polly, i goes the largest uninhabited island in the g, and the holy ghost is greek from many goats. and andrea loves them all a long time ago, people lived here. when they left the baron island, they simply left their goats behind the. the goats are very shy, but went on various, arrives, the venture onto the beach. this is who i live here is more on video. we all have the on to the girlfriend, the under to the mind. i thing these list the thing for say as you then come now because into for the season and for a visit isn't they don't come back for years now on 3 as has been bringing the goats carrots, melons, and amaze. if it doesn't rain for months, the animals on pulley i goes have nothing more to eat. sundry as vivid memories of his 1st encounter with the goats of polly i goes, i saw them behind some youth before goats in their thoughts. okay. i have some a lawrence in the for to fix them. they don't come down. but the moment that we took the arm to go this moment at this moment, very well come down 810 minutes. and after the 5 years they come so c

polly has created this crowd and crowds don't know how to take apart. right. they only how to sustain. they can't imagine, oh, we were wrong. we should go find something else to do. why would that be, folks? nobody that right. it's just sustaining the group. and so i'm not the social worker, the social media companies kind of ready for this. you have they been surprised? i was really struck that it is late as. 2720 15 on facebook anti-vax was an ad targeting yeah you know and there was no kind of pro vax targeting choice this was i think it actually took i want to say maybe it was propublica that that did some of the work that shifted that so. i was part of this group of moms and and of community members called vaccinate california in 2015. and we were trying grow a pro-vaccine movement on the internet. and so we made a facebook page. we had to figure out how to run ads on facebook. so, you know, we're in there. we have like like maybe like $2,000 is our budget for this entire, you know, project. so we want to make it go very far. and i was responsible for run

polly would pose good. isn't the defense, you wasn't that in the word? or is it something deeper, more complex? might the present good? let's stop without keesha's. desktop product. as the meta is discrediting itself south, some of the ghost sounds that company funds r t and other russian media outlets across it's about forms. the shut down comes after the us states apartments calls for a global purge of our network. a scale of censorship, that even george orwell. cutting up for seen stops, rushes foreign minister has branded washington sanctions on our incumbent leaders in washington to simply suppress any defend, have of course, surpassed him. this is to tell a terry and isn't in its purest form. also head on the program you revelations emerge about donald trump's would be assessing including.

bloomberg and the morning consult released polli from six swing states showing vice esent kamala harris up against former president donald trump. they were also tied in arizona. biggest margins were in wisconsin where she was up eight points. also this week, former president trump posted on his truth social site that after back and forth about whether he would appear for a scheduled september 1 debate hosted by abc news, his mpaign and the harris campaign had agreed to rules including hang no studio audience and microphones muted at certain times. the debate will air live at 9:00 p.m. eastern on september 10. watch here on c-span. our first stop on the campaign trail is in las vegas, were former president trump made his first appearance at a mexican restaurant where he was touting his no taxes on tips policy proposal. it was also where he first made remarks on rfk jr. announcing the suspension of his own campaign to endorse former president trump. [cheering] >> what kind of cabinet or advisor positions are you considering for rfk jr.? >> we are heading out to arizona. he's really a terr

. >> you got no place to go to polly middlehurst .urst. >> now, if you're watching that at home, you saw what happened. if you're listening on radio, that was not an animal being abused in any way. that was ed davey's singing. now, whilst you could salute lib dem campaign for making ed davey seem funny, a feat previously seemingly impossible, but has he gone a bit too far at this point? >> trying to justify i love it, he's got van gogh's ear for music, hasn't he? i think it's quite know. he is brilliant. it was p.t. barnum who used to say, if you want to draw a crowd, start a fight. well, everybody's mocking him and so on and so forth . that's what he wants. he forth. that's what he wants. he wants the media exposure. and to their credit, they got 72 seats. they only got 12.2% of the vote. i think it was. they got 72 seats. what happens the reform party , this is just party, this is just coincidental. i'm not the reform party. the reform party got 14.2%, 2% more and they got five seats. so he should be celebrating. he should be all th

pulley i goes have nothing more to eat sundry as vivid memories of his 1st encounter with the goats of polly i goes, i saw them behind some youth before goats their thoughts. okay, i have some mail order to send the 2 feet to them. they don't come down. but the moment that we took the arm to go this moment at this moment, very well. come down, say 10 minutes. and after the 5 years they come so close. the bully i goes is a magical place. george thing. so too. he's been here countless times with under the s the i feel the connection with this and i really like to be around it or he needs or on it. so that's why i really loved believe so it's really amazing and beautiful water . the, the rocks are amazing. everything the why live the, how often? sure, the side on these is really, really amazing and you will not find a new and a lot of places the boat towards to probably i goes, aren't unforgettable. experience. no one knows better than andreas how to safely navigate the shallows and the rocks to reach the most beautiful spots the on key most. andreas plans to drop in on a very special person. w

so jerome polly doesn't quite say mission accomplished, that inflation is on the control that's very near that 2 percent target. but how close is it and how much of an interest caught all we'd like me to see in september? i mean, i think not just united states, but also other major markets in the world that have suffered from high inflation since the beginning of 2022. i think they're now back in safe territory inflation depending on what make sure that you want to use is in the region of 2 to 3 percent . the great inflation pressures that was that in 2020, 2021 day of most have gone away. and of course, most of these pressure is came from extraordinarily supply of liquidity from central banks into the economy. during the pandemic coming then, some of the economy was, was even more supported by lots of different uh, support packages that came from government through independent may. can that have the effect of also making people that have a lot of money in the pocket, particularly spend it on much because they're old enough times. so those precious a has dissipated some what, but wha

eager to go to that still, i do believe that in the longer time of the items in indonesia, not just polly could very well become salt for destinations among russian tourists . the, the, i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except we're so short or is it conflict with the 1st law? show alignment of the patient. we should be very careful about visual intelligence . the point obviously is to place a trust rather than fit the various job. i mean with the artificial intelligence, we have somebody in the team in the a robot must protect this phone. existence was on the hello and welcome to the cross stuff full born. here we discussed some real in the stuff for the summer shift for the picture day such as you the vision of the day our daughter should use this vehicle. is it worth to model? have us it's different this time next time and see if it's doesn't figure to testify this thing. and so with the concept, even though is a new model. so i was unable to commit the old server to complain anthem to get th

the allegation of ukraine carried out this action with polly's knowledge is completely unfounded. i held that we're not dealing with an organizes information campaign in which people have allowed themselves to be used to blame. poland. in september 2022 or 3 gas pipelines from russia to germany were destroyed by explosives on the baltic sea bed. the west 1st tried to blame moscow, but later released a series of reports about the legs. ukrainian culprits. earlier this year in berlin issued an arrest warrant for a suspect, driving instructor, and identified as vladimir z who was last seen living in their warsaw. but he managed to flee the country, while polish authorities apparently turned a blind eye. a former german intelligence chief says, warsaw is to blame the poor. the government of use to let him go in order to cover up its own involvement. in the attack on the pipelines operation, subsides donations are inconceivable without the approval of the political leaders of the congress involved. all right, let's discuss this now with i go home, our german economist and publisher, i

, thanks to an incredible partnership between senators, but also thanks to a terrific counterpart, polly webster, that i had on the finance committee on the democrat side, we were able to come together at last summer and again last november to advance pbm reforms that saved taxpayer dollars in saved money for seniors at the pharmacy counter. we had conversations about topline spending but part of why i respect the united states of care's approach is affordability isn't viewed by a patient as what is medicare paying or what is this budget spreadsheet saying, it is what are they paying out of pocket. there has been an abject failure with respect to how we can get access to the newest, best drugs at an affordable price for seniors, even when they would have 80% or 90% rebates like we saw insulin. as we advance to the committee on a near unanimous and unanimous vote last year set the table for i think policies that are likely to move at the end of this year. we have seen the ways and means committee and members of congress advance some key policies with bipartisan support. even though throug

polly would posted isn't the defense you of us in that in the word part? is it something deeper, more complex might be present? good. let's stop without pleases. let's go. part of the know it shows the story. on the 1st floor, the school could have been a shipment of this contributors and we still have to bring you my into any of those as well solutions and you're just, those are not pushing it as quickly that the both of us, each one of the be on touchstone, we still eligible zillow, especially, you mean to anybody who's a lunar golf? i knew just when you so no way. and i did, i've seen lots of good. now that salon fries about shy and we see i see teaching don't even know for probably anybody be.

the allegation of ukraine carried out this action with polly's knowledge is completely unfounded. i held that we're not dealing with an organizes information campaign in which people have allowed themselves to be used to blame. poland in september of 2020 to 3 gas pipelines from russia to germany were destroyed by explosives on the baltic sea bed. the west 1st to try to blame moscow, but later pointed to a ledge to print it incorporates who were trained in poland. berlin filed an arrest warrant for one suspect, the driving instructor identified as a vladimir z who was living near warsaw. but he managed to flee the country while polish authorities apparently turned blind. i'm a former german intelligence chief, says warsaw is to blame the police government of use to let him go in order to cover up its own involvement. in the attack on the pipelines operation subsides dimensions are inconceivable. without the approval of the political leaders of the countries involved, germany, parliament member rayner rossa says the story is meant to draw attention away from the real culprit overse

at home, he would often be found living with a polly guillemot.ravelled beautifully. or in one programme, living for months in a rat infested derelict cottage in order to film seabirds. this is where you have been allthis, then, is it? yes, we have been here four months now. tony soper was a pioneer of wildlife television. indeed, it was tony who first suggested the bbc should have a dedicated wildlife team, which went on to become the wealthy have a dedicated wildlife team, which went on to become the world famous bbc natural history unit. one early programme he worked on was animal magic. but the funny voices were not quite his thing. tony soper was happiest out filming in the wild. among those paying tribute today, sir david attenborough, who said he was one of the pioneers of natural history on television, the colleague who was, he says, kind, gentle, and extremely knowledgeable. tony soper, who has died at the age of 95. now it is time for the weather with ben rich. hello there. for some parts of the uk, there is a big change on the way weath

trump up 52% in pay-to-play polly market, and if you just say whole race is a toss up, that means, mr. trump is doing much better his folks don't like to answer nosey phone calls, are low propensity voters and most polls underestimate republican investors samples and trump voter samples. so, i'll bet miss harris is running staired. now, you might say imitation is sincerest form of flattery, but why i why shchoose imitation when you can vote for real thing, that is my riff, joining us now, your friend kellyanne conway. on "fox nation." kellyanne, i think there is a search flip flop panic because of lousy polling. she should be much further ahead in the lead, she is not. some of these polls are showing trump coming in strong, she did no -- that is why i think this flip plopping is occurring, i don't know any about approxima-- politics, what do you think? >> you know, plenty, american people she can't back away from harris white house. if the democrats have dumped biden we should took this is the harris economy. this is harris inflation, harris border crisis, she is the incumbent. she fl

let's discuss this with rich star polly, former secret service agent. the feds drop the ball. >> absolutely they dropped the ball once again. this is why local law enforcement for years has a tremendous distrust and quite frankly hates the fbi. what did they do here? they interviewed this guy. closed the case and put it on the shelf. how about calling the secret service? how about notifying local law enforcement for some follow up yet wasn't done fbi was supposed to be sharing information but wasn't. unfortunately because of the last two trump incidents the secret service in the same as the fbi level of distrust and hatred by local law enforcement for the secret service has compounded the problem. and it's made it exponentially more difficult for the secret service to do their job. >> laura: in flint, michigan tonight, the president just addressed. this let's watch. >> it's a dangerous business, however, being president. it's a little bit dangerous. it's, you know, they think race car driving is dangerous. no. they think bull riding, that's pretty scary

springfield, missouri, is former president of the association of the fish and wildlife agency, sarah parker pollyoing with bass pro shops. >> hey, well, good morning, you all. it's great to join you from springfield, missouri. i'm actually standing in the wonders of wildlife national museum and aquarium. and so right next door is bass pro shops and not just any bass pro shops, but the granddaddy store of them all. so we consider this really the conservation capital of america. so this is a perfect place to celebrate national hunting and fishing day. so we've got activities going on all weekend long. but as you noted, it is just our opportunity to celebrate all that america's sportsmen and women have done over the many years in the way of contributing billions of dollars for conservation all around this country. if it's also an opportunity to introduce the next generation of outdoor enthusiasts, and so we've got lots of activities to make that connection. pete: and you're at the flagship location which is a site to see, but if you could walk into a bass pro really anywhere, e took my family recent

polly middlehurst. around. you got no place to tell you. polly middlehurst . okay you.thank you so much for that kind . welcome. it much for that kind. welcome. it means a lot to me. much for that kind. welcome. it means a lot to me . and thank means a lot to me. and thank you, everyone for such a great conference. >> it's been really joyful, hasn't it ? hasn't it? >> getting together to celebrate and to start planning the future. having fun but with a serious focus . it future. having fun but with a serious focus. it reminds me of our election campaign . do you our election campaign. do you know they wanted me to wear a wet suit today ? wet suit today? >> but i said it was abseiling or nothing . or nothing. >> so here we are, having a party after winning our largest number of mps for over 100 years. >> the best result in our modern party's history 72 liberal democrats in the house of commons fighting for the free. >> a fairer, more open society. we all want to build and conference. how fitting it was that the final seat to declare number 72 was the home of one of the g

. >> no polly pocket. no, no. >> and they give it such a gentle name.ah. >> that's how they get you. >> and the rhythm is going to get you. >> it always will. >> this weekend. >> here we go. outside this morning. we are in store for a hot afternoon. get your summer wardrobe back out here today because we have a one day heat spike coming our way. this is a live look from our tam cam. you can just kind of feel that a warm day is on the way. with this sunrise. we have clear skies out there looking at highs today. everywhere is going to be above average in the city. full sunshine today near 80 degrees 84. in oakland. it's hot in san jose at 92, even hotter and walnut creek coming in at 96 degrees. so dress for summer temperatures right now. will get you going on this friday 50s to the low 60s. so comfortably cool out there before those temperatures warm up pretty quickly this morning. looking at the inland forecast. lots of sunshine on our way already into the 80s by 11 a.m. and then later on this afternoon mid and upper 90s for daytime highs. we're set to

so in the latest rescues and pole just outin the latest polli use talk about the polls and i forgot becausemary so much but in the latest rasmussen poll, we beat them by 21 point. he got out. i got a second race this never happened i went think of it $100 million on beating joe and they said you cannot win you are out you are not supposed to say that to a president but they said get out of here joe. he got 14 million votes. they never thought she would get it but she got it because they want to be politically correct. she didn't win one primary. she was the first one to quit the race when there were 22 candidates. in the latest rasmussen poll, we are eight points up. [applause] in the new york times they cannot be happy we are nine points up in the midwest along. in the emerson poll, we are leaving arizona by a lot, wisconsin by a lot and we are doing well in pennsylvania. don't get too carried away. they cheat. that's what they do. too big to rig. everyone asked about. we are beating kamala here in a place called north carolina and one that is very exciting a poll just came out where we ar

the authors included jean baker, elina brecht, patricia brady, myra goodman, christy miller, polly shulmand nancy becky young, all of whom have gone on to publish work in first lady studies and most had doctor gould to thank for getting started. building upon this in the 1999, doctor gold launched the modern first ladies book seriess. published by the universityth press of kansas. it is impossible to overstate the importance of this book series. his lady bird johnson was the first to appear. it was based on archival research and concentrated on missus johnson's environmental work. it was the first book focused on a first ladies policy issues rather than a biographical treatment. it became the model for the series. seventeen books covering edith roosevelt all the way through hillary clinton and again broadened the field of scholars by inviting academics from various disciplines. i'm happy to report that jill and catherine are currently competing books on laura bush and michelle m obama respectivey to continue the series. still another important marker of increased interest that appeared whe

. >> you got no place to tell you, polly middlehurst . mic was probably off and it wasn't. >> we wish it was. >> we wish it was. >> yeah, it wasn't off. and so he's there, you know, giving it the big end to everyone, not realising that everyone can hear him singing. >> he sounds like he's skinning a cat. oh no . a cat. oh no. >> it'sjust a cat. oh no. >> it's just like a cat. oh no. >> it'sjust like i mean, the >> it's just like i mean, the lib dems have a history of cnnge lib dems have a history of cringe making stunts that they pull out regularly. and i think this is up there with the best or the worst of them. but do you know what, all this was being said during the general election campaign when he was pulling all those stunts and people said, it's crazy, why is he doing it? he went from 11 to 72. so he did. yeah. >> he did. no, he did absolutely. and there is a bit of momentum about the lib dems at the moment. they've got to do something with it though, because they have got huge amount of seats, especially when you consider the amou

close each other with the children's parties being completely on polly impacted the quotes of explosives that has been used in order to strike that building on a may pose happy confirming that the house did not receive any warning. it had been squarely hit, forcing upon the city and the surrounding area to sleep from that location. and we'll go and see if that could be read it again. this is the very created to hear the phone so that everybody has been a been attacked widely. why also, i'm, is it rocks refugee camp has been on the religious? i talked about this time is another, is actuation since which is the 3rd it. and the 3rd, if actuation, since i've been here for the 3rd consecutive days in this, in 12 areas of because at least 5 college students have been killed. we've been getting some additional information about the great level of destruction being coast in that area. forcing lots of kind of city and families to leave these evacuation centers hitting to the beach of dogs that order to find a professional couple. not apparently the central area that have been widely targeted. als

. >> seth: god, that's such an incredible answer, but you were in "along came polly."honest with you? >> seth: what a long wrong answer. >> can i be honest with you? at that point in my career, man, i was going through alot of [ bleep ]. >> seth: oh, my god, excuses? >> nah, i'm lying. i just forgot, come on, let's go. harrison ford. did i do "fugitive"? [ light laughter ] >> seth: all right, do -- real quick, with no -- not looking at all, if you were tommy lee jones in "fugitive," do the scene where you say," we're going to check the henhouse." go. >> ready? >> seth: yeah. >> we're going to check every henhouse, every goddamn barn, and everything that chickens are in. [ light laughter ] >> seth: you guys were in "secret life of pets" together. >> yes, yes, yes, yes. >> seth: yes, yes, yes. >> wait. that's right. wait a minute. he was my big dog. >> seth: he was a rooster. >> really? he wasn't duke? >> seth: have you seen it? >> yeah. [ light laughter ] denzel washington. oh, yeah. i know we've worked together. >> seth: in what? >> me and denzel washington did a littl

polly manipulating informio in the way the government doesn't like so all i'm talking about is ownershipntrol, not anything i just wanted switch that from company a companye. >> that would be because of first amendment rights in the u.s. company has fst amendment rights and maybe you cou do disclosure and we want this chinese company -- the whole thing is that it is covid. its incredibly complex and it is bei done in a forei nation and the internal operation. i do want t circle back and talk about the review and what it entails. if look at the declaration that describes this review, that's what they are doing. we want take sure they don't have a problem. >> in the reply, it's more plicit. with respect to the recommendation, how the algorithm makes decisions in the content useravior. this is the rommendation and they are getting on it "afterwards". when they decided how it works china nobody's looking at that and in this operating system, changes 1000 times every day and a expressionf american ideas. it an organic source china could decide one day that i want to anymore. and that's fundam