he would have lou rawls at one club and bobby at the other. showcase at the time, i got to play with everybody that was big. coming from vallejo, i thought i was in heaven. i got to play with and talk with the greatest r&b entertainers in the world. it does not get much better than etta james, ernie andrews, charles musselwhite. i played on a record with him years ago. it was great for me. >> in the travels, i think i've heard you say one of the most difficult things about being a musician is the travels. >> i like to go to bed in my own bed. and at the time i had two kids. and i'll never forget, i played at a theater in chicago and i got to meet some of the members of the band with lloyd price. >> another legend. >> yeah. so some of those musicians had been on the road with lloyd price for years. >> i think he is still living, isn't he? >> i'm not sure. but they've only seen their kids like once or twice a year or if they were coming through that town. i did not want to do that. and ride on a bus. >> you mentioned earlier that you first have

there's no more rawls no coverage, there was no money any more. everything was destroyed that i've been living here for 35 years and never before had the fire reached this area. charles rat said reports now from now my creatures in athens. as you can see, this is one of hundreds of far apart and trucks. but it's situation across these slides. we've also seen helicopters dropping well to see the coast directly behind me. the turn around time in this area, for a helicopter to go and collects water and drop it is around 5 minutes. and we know that it has been an international effort that'd be donations of equipment far, far as your equipment, including what you're dropping planes and what you're dropping helicopters by various european nations and took here. so although the situation here seems on the control, the big fit is the wind. i'm, we're in a window now that according to the source is just particularly dangerous, where the wind has picked up. and it's very difficult to tell, in which direction it flows more than 2000 is riley satellite as an

documentary recent stall on lenny reef and stuff to film the berlin. 1936 olympics and the nazi rawlings in nuremberg using reinstall is personal archives. the film shows how the director, despite her lifelong denials, was a willing participant in nazi propaganda, is a frighteningly pop up and so using the estate of reading style, it gives us a chance to understand something of the toby tell it to you of patches and of the writing movement of the rising, the right thing, movements all over, not only in germany, but in europe and also in a way in the united states. the fascism is also the subject of any tv series. the premier is in venice. on the rise, the power of accounting dictator benito, most i mean people, could you please be so i'm stuck with you, but under will it be still jam packed with politics, entertainment and award, where the cinema, the 81st the venice film festival is the camp, missed movie event of the year and a reminder of our top story at this hour. at least 10 palestinians have been killed in the night. it is really raising the strikes and the occupied. westbank is r

of the famous sociological and philosophical experiments is called the curtain of ignorance by john rawls, who says exactly the same thing. an island, they don't know anything about themselves and nothing else, kafien started an idea under the pretext of serials, serials that have been very popular in the past years. and people like it very much , let's start an idea and start discussing psychology and sociology under the pretext of these series . there are a number of people from different educational and age ranges who were chosen in the 60s and 70s , each of us has a memory of watching tv series, iranians and foreigners, and we get together about the things that people see, now on the home television network. you... your vision download them , we will talk about their favorite series, their favorite tv series, the turning point of my work . i think that this is the research and research that the children of our age are doing . the aim of this program is to investigate the anthropological and sociological approaches governing these series. each of our experts has a specialty and most of

there's no more rawls, no courage, there's no money any more. everything was destroyed that i've been living here for 35 years and never before had the fire reached this area. a troll stratford reports from near my creek near athens. you're going to get a sense of how precarious the situation is here and have a look at the site. you can see where this particular for solitude and how much mole vegetation that is own, but that exists still up on that slope and there are still pockets of smoke rising from that area behind. down here you can see where the file has rips down the slope towards a town, a large residential area roy's up against people's homes. people's properties well not. and that we spoke to say that he and his friends that sent the wives, they women and children away because they was so afraid in order that they could protects their properties. they're already complaints being made. increasingly loud complaints accusing the government objects a game not being prepared for this crisis. and of course, there are a wall fires in greece e

united was sending the rich out 0 livable violence has once again and, and ruptured in nationwide. rawlings in bangladesh, against the country's government, local media reports at that at least 7 protesters were wounded off the supporters of the routing policy opened fire on them in the eastern city of camilla. thousands on demanding justice, the death of more than 200 people. during recent protest against the government job quite says scheme. foundation audrey was at the raleigh and dot com, a tens of thousands of students. i've gathered up the language monitors memorial or the doc i university can press and i've run slow down. the government must step down, no compromise notes. so again, for anything else and the gathering like this all across the country. they run in different location in the capital city as we speak. there's also incidental violence of kind of the capital and several other parts of the country. the government on its spot is saying the prime minister has invited the students to sit with them for them and reacted. yeah, this stuff came a little while ago. she also said fe

thing is about logically, a man. hard to put the right to take it. rawlings and even mosque has spoken out about the, on the fed as well. the iowa c defended their inclusion. what were those rules? they don't, they don't appear to have any clear rules. maybe you know what they are. my understanding is that those all the books and goals and there is a link to those is 10 page document that we put out last night and she can, she can look at they don't, but they say in that document, do you want to do that? the last you the question, if we're talking about the question of 6, it is like many, many sports related to sex as did as noted on the possible. but they said in the i think the minutes you were referring to that they need a clear program that they didn't have a clear program, eligible eligibility rules which, which are linked to in the, in the document. and then because there were a such on clear rules when, when the i a c became the de facto i asked for, for boxing, did you failed in the, did you feel or why didn't you feel the need to issue some guidelines to? i don't think they're

but it's, it's kind of devices are not drunk to rawls is on a reason for that platform existing. so some people might say it's okay, so it's a really proceeds is that, is that really the case? so of course, when you look at some of the recent statements by e loan mosque during the rights in the u. k. and the way that that was interpreted, you know, the country heading towards the civil war and so on. and that caused the backlash of william, the prime minister of the. okay. yeah, but i that's equal must being a professional troll. this is no surprise audio and most cousin searching himself into the panel door of case not least because he shows a lot of things politically and cycling in terms of his believe the top to that as, as supportive. all of the idea at least of, of allowing could continue to allow platform for the expression of a lot of right wing opinion that many considered a wondered whether it was a violation of, of hate speech, a laws and crimes. a yeah, nothing to buy basically that is not is, you know, most will that we choose to live and he is unfortunately bolt bec

. >>, harris and tim rawls just wrapped up a raucous campaign rally before more than 50,000 people inizona. it is their largest rally to date and it comes as recent polling from bloomberg and morning consult shows harris gaining ground in arizona and nevada, leading donald trump in both states by two points. that is within the margin of error but it does show a difference in trend. joining me now is the reporter for axios phoenix. thank you for being with us. i want to talk to you about the various things that are resonating for, or not, for arizona voters. obviously the border and immigration is a big one for arizona voters. talk to me about kamala harris's message there and how it is doing? >> the message we saw from the ad i think came out just today, she is trying to kind of capitalize on the border issue, it is something that donald trump is very much made the cornerstone of his campaigns since he has been running for president. this is a state where the border issue, these are potent issues everywhere in the country but here in arizona it reaches a much different level. this is

. >> manager greg rawlings met us in one of their fields north of santa cruz, just a few miles away fromente. that's where the farm is mixing in biochar with the rows of premium dill and cilantro. >> once it's in the soil, it again acts like a house or a condo, and it protects it from, you know, overwatering or. well, you know, say excessive rains or flooding or, you know, drying out. >> and he believes customers will ultimately taste the difference. >> what you want to do with an organic field is you want to you want to have the plants in symbiosis with the fungal and the bacteria in the soil, and that's what produces you know, the great flavor of organic produce. >> and back at san vicente, it's a kind of testing lab for technology that's helping to turn the remnants of a painful disaster into a productive solution, one they hope will spread to other areas across northern california and the west. dan beautiful day today. >> meteorologist frances dinglasan here to talk more. more to come maybe. >> yeah, definitely more to come. in fact, take a look at temperatures right now. we're still

nevada was the fifth and final stop of harris and walz 's first set of campaign rawls together. since she chose walz five days ago, a total of more than 60,000 supporters have attended their rallies across five of the six most important swing states this election cycle. the pair have parted ways for the time being, walz is back in minnesota and harris will join nancy pelosi in in san francisco today for a major fundraiser that is poised to add another $12 million to her campaign coffers. the launch of the harris/walz ticket has been a tremendous success, lifting many democratic spirits ahead of the national convention in chicago next week. harris' large and enthusiastic rallies have really irked one person in particular, donald trump, who is desperate to stop her rapid rise in the presidential race. the better part of the last month he's been trying and failing to employ an effective strategy to blunt the momentum. if you paid any attention to his social media where public remarks lately, you can see him testing different tactics and attack lines and nicknames for harris. recent

side and that's just in a typical bilet rawl situation. in this case, it had to do with multiple other states involved. this was a very well orchestrated hostage exchange. like i've been saying, it is really a demonstration of the extreme confidence of the art of the deal in diplomacy for the biden/harris administration. but there are really significant challenges here. i mean, it is a fundamental shift to recognize that your people are hostages, you're attempting to liberate and the other side, you're freeing hardened criminals. these aren't just hardened criminals acting on their own behalf, hardened criminals acting on the russian state's behalf. cybercriminals, folks involved in extortion, folks involved in running around sanctions, assassins that are directly connected to the intelligence circuit. it is a switch that you have to make for practical reasons. on the basis of securing your own unjustly detained personnel and the administration will see how this unfolds, but the administration should get a lot of credit for making some har

so i rawls recommend the core four stocks in my portfolio to my customers, nike, lululemon, restorationnk those are more high-end names, but they're supremely managed to weather consumer confidence issues, pandemic issues. so when in doubt, invest in a company that really has strong management and weather the storm. cheryl: yeah. e mentioned that consumer confidence issue. so we've got some surveys that say that consumer confidence is rising. and then you've got forecasts coming, you know, especially that housing data that we got today which was rough. we're going to talk about that with my next guest, but how do you explain the different pieces of information that we're getting of investors? it seems like you get one story and hen you get the opposite. >> right. it's so muddled. and it really is hard to the follow all the noise. we really have to kind of pick your stocks widely, and you -- wisely, and you can't just follow one area of the consumer. obviously, i love walmart here. something that was interesting in their earnings that came out is their biggest increase in cohort consumer

. >> manager greg rawlings met us in one of their fields north of santa cruz, just a few miles away fromente. that's where the farm is mixing in biochar with the rows of premium dill and cilantro. >> once it's in the soil, it again acts like a house or a condo, and it protects it from, you know, overwatering or. well, you know, say excessive rains or flooding or, you know, drying out. >> and he believes customers will ultimately taste the difference. >> what you want to do with an organic field is you want to you want to have the plants in symbiosis with the fungal and the bacteria in the soil. and that's what produces, you know, the great flavor of organic produce. >> and back at san vicente, it's a kind of testing lab for technology that's helping to turn the remnants of a painful disaster into a productive solution, one they hope will spread to other areas across northern california. and the west, and the biochar processing at san vicente is supported by grants from cal fire and from the state coastal commission. larry and kristin, as you gather there, depending on its success, we cou

protests on saturday to denounce the re election of president nicholas madura, thousands of people rawling in the capital, correct us to protest against last month. widely disputed presidential poll. the supreme court ratified mentors when earlier this week, allowing him to sub a sub 6 yet to governments cold for support is to hold counter demonstrations as scheduled teresa, but she joins us now. live from one is areas teresa. so the opposition is called these new protests. what can we expect today of the well, that's correct protests around the world would seen people gathering in sydney and my dream but will die in columbia. and here we're going to site is to where people have started to gather for this process that are going to be happening in a short while people are responding to the cold bio position leader my the equity. now my child who's also inc, that because we've been following events from here, where we know thousands of people gathered in of avenue there. many of them carrying venezuelan flags also doing this tally sheets. these white pieces of paper that your position says a

there's no more rawls no coverage, there's no money anymore. everything was destroyed. yeah, i've been living here for 35 years and never before had the fire reached this area . what i'll do here is charles dropped, so it is reporting on this now from the my create a town just in the rough ends. you really get a sense of how precarious the situation is brought up and have a look at the slide. you can see with this particular for solitude and how much mole vegetation that is own but, or that exists still up on that slope and there's still pockets of smoke rising from that area behind. down here you can see where the far as rips down the slope towards a town, a large residential area roy's up against people's homes, people's properties. well now that we spoke to say that he and his friends had sent the wives a women and children away because they was so afraid in order that they could protects the property, is there already. complaints being made. increasingly loud complaints accusing the government yet to gain not being prepared for this crisis. and of course, there are

. >> yeah, it is a big senate seat and speaking, of what this race is looking like, a rawls how it'she presidential race. right after walz was named to the ticket today, trump responded and a fundraising text to support her saying that he will unleash hell on earth it republicans have been painting tim walz is this extreme liberal, bernie sanders refuted that to me earlier when we were talking about this. do you really think that the voters will view governor walz this way, the six-year-old governor from minnesota, that he's going to unleash hell on earth well, i think it's just such an unusual world. we're in right now. kaitlan word, i mean, we're were seeing in three weeks ago when president trump was going to win in a landslide and joe biden was never going to step down from running. and then here we are. and it's all honeymoon period of about you know, the bio of camila and many people in the country don't know her or her background, much less governor walz, his background. and there's only 90 days to the election. so this is completely unprecedented. were a party has switched ho

there's no more rawls, no courage. there's no money anymore. everything was destroyed that i've been living here for 35 years and never before had the fire reached this area. the charles profits of this update from the mat create a seaside town. there are options. you're going to get a sense of how precarious the situation is here and have a look at the slope. you can see where this particular for solitude and how much mole vegetation that he's on. but that exists still up on that slope and there are still pockets of smoke rising from that area behind. down here you can see where the far as rips down the slope towards a town, a large residential area roy's up against people's homes. people's properties will not, and that we spoke to say that he and his friends that sent the wives, they women and children away because they were so afraid in order that they could protects the property is there already, complaints being made. increasingly loud complaints appears in the government yet to gain, not being prepared for this crisis. and of course, ther

there's no more rawls, no courage. there was no money any more. everything was destroyed. that i've been living here for 35 years and never before had the fire reached this area as well. all the countries in the region all offering their help and assistance, the sending fi fi to helicopters, fire engines to help put out these flames out. as there is, charles stratford is following the story. he joins us from just outside athens and charles just described conditions that for us now. well, it's a, it's a critical stage now. my room, certainly, according to the authorities for the next few hours, they're expecting a pick up in the winds. we are, and as you can see, a slope of a town close to athens. this area, the height is completely devastated by the file. but as you can see, just beyond where understanding these areas of green and there is smoke, but you might be able to pick up from the camera rising from the bodies. the big concern at the moment because these are small of fires, things are so dry that the concern is, is that tender is being taken by the wind. i'm setting

george tucker and william rawle they all said, if you're just keeping the firearm. justice kagan: you're saying if you're looking for a ban on domestic violence and you know, 200-some years ago, the problem of domestic violence was conceived very differently. people had a different understanding of the harm. people had the different understanding of the right of government to pry to -- try to prevent the harm. people had different understandings of pretty much every aspect of the problem. so if you're looking for a ban on dovk violence, it's not -- domestic violence it's not going to be there. mr. wright: justice kagan, i am looking for a ban, some criminal punishment for just the keeping of a firearm. and that's what i'm looking for. and it's based not on the loss of status of citizenship, you know, or being outside the community. i'm looking for a ban that applies to a rights-holding american citizen. i'd start with that. short of that, again -- and i suspect the response to that is this court has tentatively approved felon in possessio but felons are so different

more than most non-conservative books that i think you come across more references to burke than to rawls in it. but if you are the sort of conservative who who interested in policy victories in a smaller yes. and a smaller government in particular, what's in this vision for you? well, i think that if understand the system in the way i've described it here and then that i it in the book, we end up with a system in which role for the national government is and more constrained and more focused. it's not this is not a libertarian book and it's not a book about how to spend less. i think that would be nice. but i don't think that at the moment the highest priority for conservatives ought to be thinking about the size of government in that. we are in a moment when the basic form of our government, the basic character of our politics on the table in a way that should worry us. and that means that we have to be making the argument for, the basics and remind people why their inheritance is not a burning pile of garbage, but extraordinary prize. the fact that we get to live this country that we d

beating stephen kings, thomas patterson and jk rawling.ne of the most highly anticipated movies of the year. these wildly successful authors now stepping in to a new role as an executive producer. >> movie adaptations are no easy task because the readers are so invested in the characters. did you feel pressure at all initially to make sure it met the moment? >> yeah, absolutely. there is a lot of pressure there. but knowing that i feel good about this movie and it is such a faithful adaptation, i'm excited. >> starring blake lively and justin maldone. >> well, good luck with that. >> is that a yes? >> it follows lively's character as she navigates a love triangle between her childhood sweetheart and her current relationship. amid her struggles with domestic violence. for hoover, the story is deeply personal. >> my first memory of being alive i was probably two years old, and i remember my sister and i hiding in our bedroom. and i peeked out right as my dad threw a tv at my mom. she left him shortly after that, and she's such a pillar of st

faith in the american idea, in the american rawls that we share.oose a new leader, a better future for the people. faith that is dark as our days and challenges have sometimes felt. it's always darkest before the darn. we know that we can endure it for a night because joy cometh in the morning. morning is coming. morning is coming and that joy will will be led by kamala harris. thank you so much. [applause] >> please welcome mesa, arizona mayor johngiles. >> let's head down to the floor with your laura lopez is. geoff: one of the things we've been talking about up here is that all of energy and the enthusiasm in this room, the momentum that the harris campaign has across the country risks masking the fact that this is still a competitive, tight race. what are democratic operatives telling you? >> it is definitely still a tight race. i was just talking to ken martin. the head of the democratic state party chair's co-collision also of the minnesota state democrats and he was telling me that democrats need to make sure that they don't do what they did