ramsey i should mention is native american. he comes from a tribe in the gulf coast and he's extremely savvy. he interfacesve a lot with the federal government. i know he's got the ear of the regional director of the epa and so i admire him for his moral devotion and savvy as an activist he knows how to get things done. >> i thought it was interesting when i was reading some similarities to what i was going through at the time. he was very involved in the pipeline. we could have both been there at theo same time when we went to fight that pipeline. i was also moved by the fact that a lot of whatis you write about is true the difference at least the areas of the environmental racism especially throughout the gulf coast a lot of what you describe i've heard in other places but what is significant about this book is that the people that are impacted can trace their history back to africa at a certain time and there's a connection between when they were brought as enslaved people and at the end of slavery and then that line that is

but, ramsey points to the findings of the latest report by the independent safety monitor.ighlighting a current backlog of 170,000 outstanding maintenance tags in high fire threat areas. >> maintenance tag is an identification that something out of normal has been found. >> reporter: he is a retired senior consulting electric engineer at pg&e. he says assessing pole hazards, making a critical judgment call. >> how dangerous is it? depends on the weather and mostly on the weather and how old it is. >> aging power poles account for backlog. the company is replacing half of the goal of polls each year. and only about 40 miles of power lines. the monitor says pg&e's annual target is 800 miles the monitor says pg&e lacks age data on more than half of its lines. doing all of the replacements they told the monitor will far exceed the amount of capitol believed to be available. in a statement pg&e says they continue to aggressively work to reduce the backlog while continually removing more ignition risk from the highest wildfire risk in our system. reducing the backlog will help ma

and ramsey have been fighting the keystone line. he had a background in direct action and so he came to advise east mobile on what they could do i find it pretty starry when he entered the picture there are a lot of people talking about, a lot of what people talking about their drinking water and understandably they don't want the pipeline going in through their water supply ramsey steps up and says about these communities let these communities that are, these communities of color that have been dealing with pollution forever . as long as they been around and he says this is environmental racism, we need to recognize that way. it was a vocabulary sentence that joe womack didn't have time. he grew up in he told me later on he once he started engaging in these protests, get during the term environmental justice and he had just gotten the computer and went on the internet and he was thinking what is environmental justice and he punched it into google and he found this epa website explained environmental justice and environmental racism

joining me now is the ramsey show co-host, jade warshaw. jade, good morning.iktok trend, is that right? >> well, thanks for having me. hey, we over here at ramsey solutions, we've been cash stuffing for the last 30 years. so it's really funny that this is taking over as a brand-new craze. i'm glad that it is, though. it's super helpful basically what they're doing is they're taking out their expenses that they've budgeted a certain amount for, taking it out in cash to make sure that they can stick to the budgeted item and they're actually feeling the pain of these expenses. it helps you stick to your budget. cheryl: they're not using their cards, actual dollar bills which i see the point. you put a card out there for everything, you don't look at what you're being charged. it's a debit card. >> they want to reduce the friction as much as possible as vendors but turning around and saying no, i want to feel this purchase, i want to know what i'm spending and i want to take control and be the one in the driver's seat. it's a smart choice the gen p zers are making

aaron ramsey said it is a must win, but there is caution. brute ramsey said it is a must win, but theref respect. we've - there is caution. we treat this game with a lot of respect. we've seen . with a lot of respect. we've seen some _ with a lot of respect. we've seen some video — with a lot of respect. we've seen some video on them and they have been _ some video on them and they have been quite — some video on them and they have been quite dangerous in certain periods — been quite dangerous in certain periods in — been quite dangerous in certain periods in the game. any been quite dangerous in certain periods in the game.— been quite dangerous in certain periods in the game. any word about the barn with — periods in the game. any word about the barn with midfielder _ periods in the game. any word about the barn with midfielder david - the barn with midfielder david brooks. he is in contention to place some part in the night —— bournemouth midfielder. he says he does not want to be picked on sentiment. the manager says it started two games in four days is a bit unrealistic, but he is

so he's in front of being followed by many, many political leaders, officer, him like, ramsey, sardine, cool. and then of course, dodge, i mean, not in today. so if legacy is also in a way, control of the media, and in addition to his private tv and power, but it's going to to thousands of got his hands on the public broadcast to ride to implants in a way. so to show you a line, and if media have catalyzed in a way the fear of migrants and normalize the problem in this course, some, some of the most rigid on to anyone's law. so nowadays, a position to my friends is widely major in the country. so i think in a way that the way for this kind of communicated and the way he thought communication would be, he's because legacy, especially after being one of the richest communicate has very his it with this media right by there. and you don't like thank you very much. the yes, the latest thing, the, with that breaking use of the italian prime ministers desk, sylvia, because you there. thank you. i think it's ukraine's military. he says it's really taken full front line villages from russian f

joining me on the phone from oxford, england former navy captai captai captain ryan ramsey. from what we know, oxygen will be running out. what do you think the rescuers will be focusing on today? >> i think there is a lot for them to focus. like we say, this is a collapsing time frame. and so i expect those coordinating the rescue and those at the rescue site are working out options about how they will recover and recover the submersible if they are located. >> what are the strongest leads that you think the rescue crews will be pursuing at this critical time? >> i think that they will be asking for more clarity about the sounds that were detected by the canadian maritime aircraft in order to enable some form of location. they heard sounds and they need verification as to whether they have actually come from the submersible itself. and then location is key, if you can imagine submersibles somewhere between 6 to 7 meters and it may be among the wreckage of the "titanic," so they are trying to get clarity. >> if they get that, they have this french submersible, haven't they,

. >> your ramsey solutions we been cashed stuffing for the last 30 years as it was really funny thist credit card report finds that using it also now ditching credit cards and turning to an old school budgeting method, all-cash stuffing to finance their expenses ramsey choke cohost explains that this method is also known as the envelope system and people think their income, for the month and the expenses they could buy the cash into envelopes with different categories and only spinning what is in each envelope and cash left overcome goes into savings. >> were taking out there expenses, they've already budgeted a certain amount for you now to cash to make sure they think and stick to the budgeted item and actually feeling the pain of these expenses. >> the same credit card report's finding that 69 percent agency, is using cash more than they did 12 month ago and is even more than genetics the boomers looking at the state and personal-finance ring out and they think that it is a hot trash mess and we have more than season percent of people living paycheck to paycheck and they see that

may favorite is out there through ramsey solutions.hat guidance and you and dave ramsey say this, no matter how much you make, you can have millions and still go break. broke. so many star dos and this is a problem across the income spectrum and tough to tell someone not to spend as much. how do you get past that? >> i easily get past it, neil. look, you may not know this but my husband at i at one point had over $460,000 inform debt. i'm talking $280,000 in student loans so if anybody can equipped to tell people to spend less than they may recollect, it's me. i've done t i've paid off the debt and i can tell you there is so much benefit in the peace that you have from getting ahead of this, paying off your debt and living on less than you make. it's so, so important and you can do that too. neil: sounds, very good and you stuck together through this as a couple and that says something as well. amazing stuff. hopefully some people are hearing that message. in the meantime here, a lot going on in washington right now and how we avoided

joining us now former royal navy captain ryan ramsey.formation as it comes in. the first update short time ago was that they spotted debris on the ground, on the ocean floor, i should say. several hundred meters off the bow of the "titanic." pieces of the exterior of the submarine. i wonder based on what we know, why would then seeing pieces of the exterior, the sort of outer portion of it, give them confidence that the capsule itself had not survived those depths? it suffered what they describe as a catastrophic failure? >> reporter: yeah. so i think the capsule is one part of it. so you'd expect it all to be joined up together and agree with catastrophic failure looks like resulted in implosion, which is quick, very quick. then all the parts disappearing down to the sea bed. very tragic for the families and my thoughts go out to them. the only positive of this is that the end was quick. >> let me? you this. there were a lot of acoustic assets in the water searching for the sub presumably up to the moment it was found including naval ai

the ramsey show co-host jade warshaw explains that this method is also known as the envelope system. people take their income for the month minus expenses, then divide the cash into envelopes with different categories only spending what's in each envelope any cash leftover goes into savings. they're taking out their expenses that they've already budgeted a certain amount for, but they're taking it out in cash to make sure that they can stick to the budgeted item. and they're actually feeling the pain of these expenses that same credit karma report finding the 69% of gen z is using cash more than they did just 12 months ago, and that's even more than gen x and baby boomers. they're looking at the state of personal finance right now and they're seeing it's a hot trash mess. right? we've got more than 67% of people living paycheck to paycheck. they see that we've got $1 trillion in credit card debt and they're going something needs to change . maybe i can take control of my situation and do something a little bit better for my situation financially. warshaw has the biggest benefit of us

joining us now, charles ramsey, thank you for being here tonight.change? >> i think i certainly hope so. but, we say that every time these things happen. i do think that you know, the consent decree that will be put in place, in minneapolis, will certainly help. i certainly work with the justice department in the past, it does make a difference. but it takes more than just a consent decree. it does take strong leadership, transformational leadership, at all levels in the organization. you look in minneapolis, in that department. cultural issues in the department did that have to be addressed. and a lot of effort on the part of everyone. not just the police, but the community, the city itself. everyone working together to really effect any kind of meaningful change. >> on the consent decree which my understanding now it's basically an agreement to get an agreement. but when you've talked about how those have worked, your time in washington, philadelphia, what is it about it that is useful do you believe? >> you know, when i was in washington, d.c., b

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the ramsey show co-host jade warshaw explains that this method is also known as the envelope system.the month minus expenses, then divide the cash into envelopes with different categories only spending what's in each envelope any cash left over goes into savings. they're taking out their expenses that they've already budgeted a certain amount for, but they're taking it out in cash to make sure that they can stick to the budgeted item. and they're actually feeling the pain of these expenses that same credit karma report finding the 69% of gen z is using cash more than they did just 12 months ago. and that's even more than gen x and baby boomers. they're looking at the state of personal finance right now and they're seeing it's a hot trash mess right? we've got more than 67% of people living paycheck to paycheck. they see that. we've got $1 trillion in credit card debt and they're going something needs to change. maybe i can take control of my situation and do something a little bit better for my situation financially. warshaw has the biggest benefit of using cash is that you are in co

ramsey joins us now. how are things going? >> things are going all right. all things considered.on our teach got hurt and we were able to get the windows replaced at the store in record time. so, you know, we're staying positive. we've had a couple of days since those break-ins where neighbors have just continued coming into the shop and showering us with positivity so it is like a -- neil: twice in a weekend. explain what happened. >> i don't know, i don't know how that can happen. obviously drugs were involved and so it is hard to, you know, assign logic to a person that is suffering with drug addiction but essentially this guy, he is kind of a known entity in the neighborhood. we see him walking around. he has even been in the shop before and purchased things without stealing anything, so he broke in on friday morning. he took a brick off of one of the construction sites and smashed it into the window. took a couple bottles and then ran off. you know, when you suffer this sort of thing, you kind of play this game of statistics in your mind where you just tell yourself, okay, i

well, former commander ryan ramsey, we appreciate your expertise.ly appreciate you coming on the show and sharing your perspective with us. thank you so much >> for welcome. , tomorrow, on cnn this morning, of course, we'll be continuing coverage of the search for these sub with incitement explorer who once got stuck in the titanic shipwreck. that starts at 6 am eastern. thank you so much for watching us tonight. our coverage continues now. i've always had trouble falling asleep and staying asleep— you know, insomnia. but then i found quviviq, an fda-approved medication for adults with insomnia. and i'm glad i found it. you wouldn't believe some of the things people suggested to help me sleep. nature sounds? ahh, no thanks. my friend's white-noise idea. nope. and i'm not counting sheep. not on the... carpet. insomnia can impact both my days and my nights. so i know how important a good night's sleep is. that's why i take quviviq nightly. maybe i should tell them how it works, taye? quviviq works differently than medications you may have taken in the

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to combat and so most of the people that killed were, you know, children, the elderly women, etc. ramsey sat, the license inside that russia has to ride to being defending himself and the world against the you know, people who claim the legacy or all of those tortures. he said the reverberate today, essentially as well. taking up to the current a, he talked about the you create conflict as well, what one of the things that caught my eye. a i part of phrase that he was absolutely sure ukraine won't stand a chance in the latest buffalo or anywhere else. white composite and direct language from the russian president. yeah, well, uh it all kind of time. it all ties out to the so talk about ukrainian counter offensive that we've been hearing for the last couple of months. and apparently it's not going that uh, smoothly and uh, why do i put it inside the pressure has all the capacities. it's watching it very closely um that regardless of how much weapons the west is going to supply russia, we'll take care of that. in fact, he said that 30 percent of the military hardware that the west supplied

there are companies like primarily or, or d, ramsey's, um, a business that, you know, can get you involved in the financial services field without a degree. so we have to remember like there are other options in being a business owner is not necessarily a bad thing. and that's one of the, you know, great things about where we are in america is that you can start your own an enterprise franchise or, or, you know, what have you, and earn a decent living for, you know, for your family or your community, become a contributing um, you know, citizen to the society. uh so i think it sound advice, but i think it, it does come with hey, you know what your options are is not necessarily that causes the only thing, but college could be the way that you need to go to achieve what you want to do. but it's not necessarily the only thing out here to achieve, you know, the life that you want to live. yes and lose her now, why is higher education so on affordable in certain countries but readily available and others? well, you know, i guess it would depend on what country we're comparing them to. but yes,

ramsey, for your dedication to your students. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate my friend, dr. gary d. arnold for his outstand worg as head of school at little rock christian academy. after 16 years at little rock christian, dr. arnold's legacy will not be forgotten. from expanding the campus, billing modern athletic facilities and improving the art and science programs, dr. arnold improves student life over his tenure immensely. not only did dr. arnold lead his students but he was a mentor to many other heads of school across the nation. dr. arnold took many positions of leadership for national organizations, promoting high standards and the growth of independent christian education. through his devotion to spreading the faith and serving in the name of gee corks dr. arnold's leadership creates a long lasting, positive impact. i congratulate dr. arnold on his amazing work at little rock christian and look forward to his continued leadership across our great country. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate allie thomas on r

to combat and so most of the people that killed were, you know, children, the elderly women, etc. ramsey sat, the license inside that russia has to ride to being defending himself and the world against the you know, people who claim the legacy or all of those tortures. he said the reverberate today, essentially as well. taking up to the current a, he talked about the you create conflict as well, what one of the things that caught my eye at my partner phrase that he was absolutely.

skwloi joining us now is former royal navy commander ryan ramsey. do you think that rescue is still possible? >> in ale honesty, i don't think rescue is possible. my thoughts go to the families. discussions i had. this is a tragedy. there's a timeframe with the window here. they haven't located the submersible. to deploy rescue services to the submersible will be long. >> if they were to find it in five minutes, you think it's not possible to bring it up? why have you reached that conc conclusion? >> for good reason. the depth of the water. they sent some vehicles that can operate down to 6,000 meters. they may be able to locate the submersi submersible. we covrecovery takes time to do. humans are resourceful how they deal with events and how they recover from it. there's a collapsie ing timefra. it's not the, jen running out, but the carbon dioxide is what becomes deadly. not to remove it becomes a problem. >> that's interesting. another thing that had given people hope was that the navy had this fly away deep ocean salvage system. that's capable o

on ramsey island, one of the islands. on ramsey island. we _ one of the islands.e here, diving down and catching fish from the surface of the water. all sorts of wildlife happening. it has been an absolute joy speaking to you. thank you so much. great has been an absolute joy speaking to you. thank you so much.— you. thank you so much. great to meet you- — you. thank you so much. great to meet you- you. — you. thank you so much. great to meet you. you, as _ you. thank you so much. great to meet you. you, as well. - what a few we have. the sun is coming out and it is feeling very pleasant just coming out and it is feeling very pleasantjust now but it is quite humid. the forecast is one of warm sunshine for us all but also some of the storms and some of those will be heavy downpours. we could have as much as 30 millimetres in the space of one hour, so there is a risk of local flooding. of one hour, so there is a risk of localflooding. there of one hour, so there is a risk of local flooding. there will be hail and gusty winds around them. high pressure just and gusty

he you know, this is ramsey said this and, you know, that's one of the things we're looking if ramseyclark couldn't get this done, some of the greatest lawyers that bill counselor couldn't get it done. i don't know how we're going to do this. you know, ramsey clark, so this is not this is not about whether he ought to be granted clemency. he never should have been in in the first place. right. you did not prove he's guilty. ask the ask the assistant u.s. attorney who prosecuted the case. we didn't prove it. and we knew we didn't prove it. maybe he aided and himself. maybe he aided abetted the guys who were acquitted based on self-defense. now, in leonard's case, because their theory was he was the principal shooter. the judge didn't let that his co-defendants had been acquitted based on self-defense. it was part of the evidence that was kept out. well, if your theory is aiding and abetting and you're and your evidence shows there were only three people there and two of them have been acquitted, then how do you convict leonard peltier? it cannot be done yet. here we are now. i am not t

weccad alrlavishifts and trips on the yacht and private jet of billionaire and gordon ramsey dredgedrvative who's known for his assorted nazi memorabilia and garden full of statues of the 20th century's worst despots. it's so impressive, they put him on the cover of "hitler homes and goebbels." now, thomas claims that he did not have to report all these gifts because he and crow are such close buds. but this must be one hell of a friendship because on thursday we learned that, back 2014, harlan crow bought property from clarence thomas, including the house where thomas's elderly mother was living. that might give him influence. "no, clarence, you vote however your conscience dictates, but remember, i am your mother's landlord. oh, mom's power just went out. oh, now it's back on. seriously, vote however you want. oh, mommy's in the dark again. hope she can find the fridge! isn't that where she keeps her insulin?" not only did crow buy the housee to live there, made renovations, including a carport, a repaired roof, and a new fence and gates, and she lives rent free. say what you will,

credit scores i haven't had one in a decade you can do everything with a zero credit score hop on to ramsey solutions.com to learn more. >> thank you very much for being here. >> thanks for having me. you bet adam tiana lee stay right there next hour "mornings with maria" starts right now. >> and good morning. i'm cheryl casone in for maria bartiromo. who is on assignment today, 8 a.m. on the east coast. president trump, appearing in miami courtroom pleading not guilty to 37 charges for mishandling classified documents good morning. >> good morning to you cheryl a defiance belligerent donald trump in wake of appearance in miami pleading not guilty to 37 counts mishandling or storing classified documents, in fact, we should point out it was his attorney that actually entered the not guilty plea, for the most part former president remained stoic throughout the proceedings, he did agree to a few stipulations, including not talking to any potential witnesses in the case but didn't have to surrender passport he is under no travel restrictions. before he headed home in motorcade made a surprise v

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he bought her out of the house in ramsey, new jersey. the money she is to buy at nearby condo.p her alimony in on some. >> he came to him and said, i'm divorce. >> i'm like, congratulations. we went over a cocktail away went home. >> the celebration turned out to be a false armistice. the two had quickly entered a cold face over child custody. >> in court papers, he thundered that she was abusing drugs, addiction had made her an unfit mother. she loudly denied it and got a restraining order against him. trump beneath the volleys from the two camps where the children, a small son and a daughter. limitation talks were a cakewalk compared to paul and stacey's devastating arrangements. >> they were dropping off the kids at the police department. i mean how horrible is that? >> eventually, by 2006, the two adults called a cease-fire long enough to hammer out a joint custody agreement. a 50/50 split in parenting. paul, meanwhile, seem to be getting his groove back. he had managed to work his way from the drugstore counter back into his old environment as a pharmaceutical executive wi

to which ramsey said, "uh, actually it's beet juice.he precursor to the smiley face emoji, the emoticon, is 40. "the first emoticon was posted to a carnegie mellon university message board on september 19, 1982." the emoticon realized it was 40 when it fell asleep on the couch while watching a documentary and it was fine with that. meanwhile. that sounds good. i'd love to do that. [applause] meanwhile, "ethereum plunged after the sec chair said the merge could make crypto a security." forecasters further predict that i will never understand any of those words. [laughter] meanwhile, "starting in 2027, californians will be able to choose human composting as an alternative burial option." great! oh, sure, you clap now. but it's one more recyclable to keep track of. "honey! honey, i know egg shells and coffee grounds are okay, but what about uncle rick? is he compost or disposal?" meanwhile, in the country of georgia, archaeologists found a 1.8-million-year-old human tooth. archaeologists plan to put that tooth under a pillow in hopes of at

. >> how about gordon ramsey? >> sure, okay.> that's exactly, right you are not a chef, and you not yell at people. but maybe that somebody you can work. >> adam sandler very talented. >> adam sailor, a very funny guy. and andy cohen turned 55 on june 2nd. >> so folks can, we all join together we're going to do it. we are absolutely going to do it. >> how much time left we have before. >> happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you. nice try, happy birthday dear anderson, happy birth day to you. >> is the segment on, are we good? >> sure, think we got you got. enough >> all right thanks. [applause] [applause] . all right, all right thanks very much. cnn prime time with kaitlan collins is next. we're gonna have a good break, we'll be right back. 's all this? hawaii was too expensive so i brought it here. you know with priceline you could actually take that trip for less than all this. i made a horrible mistake. ♪ go to your happy price ♪ ♪ priceline ♪ ♪ tourists tourists that turn into scientists. tourists photographing thousand

good night, everyone, and please enjoy whatever show gordon ramsey's hawking after this. curtis stone: well done you guys. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) affordable design. endless possibilities. ikea. what if a mouse could change the world? ♪ new surprises await at the disney100 celebration, only at the disneyland resort. three bodies, including two juveniles. we haven't had any problems in this area. it's quiet. the neighborhood is quiet . never anything like this. this surprised me. and good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach and i'm heather holmes. police discovered the body of a woman and two children. a boy and girl apparently under the age of ten. they were located on inglewood common near walcott drive. that's in the city's irvington neighborhood. and where we find is jana katsuyama with the latest developments, jenna, mike and heather, we saw the coroner's vehicle pull up just about 45 minutes ago. so far, they have not released any names of these victims. but let me step aside and show you they have been processing evidence. they're still processing evidence here at this apartment

joining us now is former police commissioner chief ramsey. thank you for being here tonight. i wonder, do you think it could lead to lasting change? >> well, i mean, i certainly hope so. but, you know, we say that every time these things happen. i do think that, you know, the consent decree that will be put in place in minneapolis will certainly help. i've certainly worked with the justice department in the past. it does make a difference. but it takes takes more than ju consent decree. it takes strong leadership, transformational leadership at all levels in an organization. you look at minneapolis. they have serious systemic issues in that department, cultural issues in that department, that have to be addressed. and it's not going to be fixed overnight. it's going to take time and a lot of effort on the part of everyone, not just the police, but the community, the city itself, everyone working together >> on the consent decree, which my understanding now that is it's basically agreement to get an agreement. when you talk about how those work, your time in washington, philad

michael harrison and dave ramsey is awesome. >> steve: dave, awesome. >> and mark levin is right there, too. and jimmy failla who just started doing it is already 34th. >> a lot of fox faces on there. congratulations. >> thanks. >> steve: still ahead on this thursday on "fox & friends," senator dan sullivan and congressman john james are going to join us live. >> ainsley: first, a new mayor and more crime. that's the story from a windy city. brandon johnson's response stop talking about us. pastor corey brooks does want to talk about it. he lived in chicago. according to johnson he is allowed. to say you can only talk about it if you live there he is going to join us from rife top. he was on the roof top for a year? e winter. >> ainsley: he's next. ♪ (♪ well hit the clutch son and throw it in gear ♪) (♪ and check the boat in that rear view mirror ♪) (♪ bought some drinks and loaded our poles ♪) (♪ we're headed down to the fishin' hole ♪) (♪ and i don't care if we ever come back ♪) (♪) (♪ i was fishin' with dad ♪) (♪) (♪ i don't care if we ever come back ♪) (♪) (♪ dad i always remember

it is a big deal and you can listen to the ken coleman show or dave ramsey if you are having trouble pay your loans. they have ideas for you to get it down. stand by, i want to bring in ilya shapiro. there are a couple of things. i just remember in 60 minutes vice president biden did an interview in 2022 charles cook of national review wrote the piece on september 18th which the president says oh 60 minutes this idea would be unconstitutional. yet yesterday he said this is not a normal court when it comes to the affirmative action case decision. what will he say today when he himself said it wasn't constitutional? >> not that what the president says about it is necessarily binding on the court or government. it is a tell. they do quote nancy pelosi, as you said. everybody recognized this was a political stunt. it was posturing ahead of the 2022 election. this was being able to argue against the court as they are going to be doing now. but after -- the writing was already on the wall after the throwing out of the cdc's eviction moratorium. the vaccine mandate for private employers and

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now, stay tuned to gb ryan ramsey. now, stay tuned to en wewe— ryan ramsey.ect with the issue would be good for him to highlight the situation. prince william hopes to bring his own children. prince george , children. prince george, princess charlotte and prince to louis see what he calls fantastic organisations doing inspirational work to support those most in need . and just as those most in need. and just as princess diana did for him, cameron wahaca gb news cameras with us in the studio now. he's going a lot further now.- “ o2 he's going a lot further now. he gave her— going a lot further now. he gave that interview— going a lot further now. he gave that interview at— going a lot further now. he gave that interview at the weekend. cerneren— that interview at the weekend. cameron didn't— that interview at the weekend. cameron didn't see where he wenee— cameron didn't see where he wenre re— cameron didn't see where he wenre re ee— cameron didn't see where he wants to use his— cameron didn't see where he wants to use his own land , the wants to use his own l

we also heard from ryan ramsey, a former submarine commander with the royal navy.atively small vessel in a massive ocean. it is complex. _ vessel in a massive ocean. it is complex. not _ vessel in a massive ocean. it is complex, not only _ vessel in a massive ocean. it is complex, not only is _ vessel in a massive ocean. it is complex, not only is it - vessel in a massive ocean. it is complex, not only is it a - vessel in a massive ocean. it 3 complex, not only is it a small 6.7 metre vessel in very deep water in a large ocean but it is also near to the wreckage of the titanic and if you think the titanic with over 290 metres long and that wreckage it all over the place, there will be some of that wreckage around so it is exceptionally difficult. it is making it a needle in haystack and there are three things that against this. the timeframe, 92 hours of oxygen, but they need to worry about, dioxide two, definitely the depth, it could be 3000 4000 metres and no rescue has ever been conducted that day, and how do you actually rescue it? you can't use any of their cu

. >> is the jonbenet ramsey murder investigation turning into a media circus?e fear that says gosh, if we don't cover it big time, our competition is and they'll get a big jump in the ratings and the fast thing is to last. if we're going to last, we have to survive. we have to do it. >> what you also see is a whole army of commentators, people who make their business talking about the news. >> what i say is what we should do is we should bomb his capability of producing oil, take out his refineries, his stations, his wells. >> they don't have any capability of producing oil. >> the networks were doing good journalism, but they became much more productive by products. it's much cheaper to have someone in your studio pontificating than to have reporters out in the field reporting. >> i don't know if any of this is true, but what i heard is that the father went down, opened this basement room which the fbi had bypassed. >> every single sentence on cnn, perhaps on cnbc, on fox, on msnbc begins with the words i think, but after a while people get confused by what is

interestingly, if he was dressed as a knight, he would also be sure of his ramsey with us.idn’t say anything like that, it’s just that everything was brought to him right away. yes, yes, he could not get into his head. i understand what it is play. i had no desire to become his hit it's time to take stock of today. ours was quite unusual. trial. the members have changed. uh, rebooted. even olya, i saw their images very boldly, but the most interesting vlad began when we arrived at a press conference dedicated to the presentation of our project arthur and how they showed themselves there in very different ways. i knew that well, yes, yes boys. i just wanted to know why he behaves like this dmitry specifically uploaded vetola and even when he said it was all within the show, he couldn't control his emotions. they came in suits. yes, they were in suits , and it seemed to me that not all of olya had already begun to feel comfortable. more interesting, will we fight in these suits or not? by the way, it's hard to say. that's going to be hard. well, the tests were such that there

you can take off each piece when it's done let's talk about the sauce >> have you ever seen gordon ramsey>> no, we can't. >> and we have pictures in the cookbook, by the way by the way, here we go, a barbecue sauce, ketchup, brown sugar. we've got -- this is the key we love a lot of tang. doing an apple cider vinegar, a little water to get the right consistency, and ancho chili powder it will give you good color. >> i usually add six tums to that, too. >> only six? >> and a little bit of honey and you're going to cook this on medium for about ten minutes until you get a good consistency that will coat the back of the spoon. >> so dry brine the chicken, how long you going to grill that once we throw it on? depends on the piece, right? >> we go by temperature, not time the white meat we'll cook to about 160 and the carryover heat will bring it up to 165. and you want to hit 170 on the dark meat, so the fat's rendered >> that sauce is fantastic >> the apple cider vinegar is key. >> the sauce is fantastic. >> you're welcome. i made that. >> and you want to put the barbecue sauce on while ther

this is the idea that ramsey had, yes, yes, he says, let's lead the polish.s ago, when poland spoke very actively very actively, we will enter. in western ukraine, we will enter the eastern cross and nasa, our zelensky passed laws under the poles dual citizenship can be included in the local police control system. yes, they can be anyone, that is, the work was in such full swing and the poles were already rubbing their hands, because they received, for the sake of which they took a loan and took large loans, and they were told that if this starts, then it will not be a war. nato with for russia, it will be more of a war with russia, and the poles, of course, were looking for a coalition, they needed a coalition so as not to answer alone. in which case, and so on, who did they find the baltic states the baltic states are the same bribe-takers who live on the provision of the european union and who, in addition to russophobia. they don’t earn anything on anything else, therefore, this grouping. yes, they can do it, but it will be a war of a completely different

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jacob ramsey and emil smith—rowe both scored as england beat the czech republic 2—0.e on five under par. and in the nba, the 19—year—old french sensation, victorwembanyama, has joined san antonio spurs, as the number one overall pick in the 2023 draft. the teenager is regarded as one of the biggest prospects in basketball, and is one of the most coveted picks since lebronjames in 2003. talking about the titanic, is it time to give it a rest so they may rest in peace? some texts, it is awful what happened people are in the titan but please, please, stop these dives. scientists have an overview so let the titanic rest in peace, that is from wendy and worcestershire. let me see, the titanic as a graveyard, it is ghoulish to allow tourists to visit, filled with dead people who died in tragic circumstances, the sets should not be allowed by international law, like naval borax. we have some guests joining international law, like naval borax. we have some guestsjoining us. matt, are you there? it is all yours. matt, are you there? it is all ours. , ., �* , ., , yours. yes, i

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, they're the husband—and—wife comedy duo putting celebrity couples to the test — chris and rosie ramseyisis. kate strong — who holds three cycling world records — will set off from westminster, cycling to norwich for her first official stop, before travelling to places including edinburgh and liverpool. she then plans to cycle along the coast of wales and will then finish back in london on the 2nd of september. a london charity is giving away its millionth book today to help empower more children to read. the children's book project wants to tackle book poverty and create opportunities for those who don't own a book or have them to read at home. they promote book donation and reuse, to help stock their pop—up stalls at london schools, hoping to motivate children to pick a book they are interested in and experience the power of reading. i realise that there's a real kind of emotional driver amongst parents who do buy books. and when they learn that some children aren't in the same position to own them, they want to kind of share that onwards. let's take a look at the tubes now. now onto