i'm here to speak about the bay ren residential programs. bay ren has been running the program for energy efficiency since 2015 to focus on affordability and we are now prioritizing electrification in residential programming. the residential programming is divide into two categories, multifamily and single family. we have erected over 10,000 units and provided over $4 million in incentives. we have developments as the community center and mission housing, to name a few. over half of the units that we have served over the last ten years are considerable affordable. in 2020, we've pivoted to rolling out electrification and roof tops, pumps and more equipment. we are looking to provide more incentives for areas that are considered health burdened communities on the climate action plan. the single family program has been around also since 2013, retrofitting over 460 homes in san francisco at that time. the program is in the midst of redesign to focus on serving more equity households from the low and moderate-income communities with weatherizati

what took place at the velodrome complex near minsk ren's vetuchaya steering wheel today not only amonghe violent holding companies and factories near the alley at home and these orphans undertook the hitmaker. expositions, products of branded light fishing companies are already available in england . regarding clothing, these are coats and fur coats eco fur coats are an absolute analogue of natural fur, uh, but only in a modern interpretation with environmentally friendly direction. today. this, by the way, is very popular, because young people love it and, in principle, fashion has become fast and ours, let’s say, is a branded trademark. this is merch of the first one with its own new items. we have prepared things for the autumn period. e in the form of windbreakers, the kind that can be thrown on. this is exactly the period for such events among the population of the velodrome, with its distribution , more than 120 enterprises and organizations presented new stickers with galloons. slavuta minsk appeared or grams of their use, 10 national libraries, such as the palace of delay, the

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rishi sunok are not allowed to speak on this, that is , they still demand an explanation from er on ren repairs. why didn't he give the opportunity to er the president of ukraine to address the participants of this summit ? you see, in the west they still cannot realize that india is not going to stand on their side and there are other complex problems, this is the population, this is economic growth, and china is a very aggressive neighbor, and there is also the problem of both internal divisions and external threats what india considers externally is an islamic threat, and that's why. well, it prioritizes its uh, special, personal issues, and it fully understands that the western big powers , about which you asked, the usa and great britain, that one way or another uh, it's just like that ritual, these are ritual statements, in fact, western countries are also interested in the indian market, and it is really a cheap labor force. well, it is more in the economy, by the way, this thesis of yours is confirmed by the fact that the western countries and washington and london rolled out ru

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hockey stolichnaya dynamo expects a full house at the minsk-ren at the first home game of the season after a long trip to the khl regular season. finally returned to belarus now. our team will play eight matches in a row on our home ice. the white and blue will take turns hosting lokomotiv vityaz torpeda ak bars ladu barys-ska and again lokomotiv start of the series on september 20, the organizers are planning a big show for the fans, in general , dynamo will spend the current season under the division in one link with everyone, so it is expected that all home games of minsk residents will be in addition to the usual holidays, professional ones will also be celebrated at the first home match. we certainly are. we are waiting for a full house, i’m sure there will be one because the rate at which tickets are sold is simply stunning and, of course, we have prepared many surprise gifts for our beloved fans, for example, at the first match every fan. he will find a t-shirt with the club logo on his chair. we will also have a cool pre-match show with trace bracelets with a cool story about

. >>> por eso Ñie ren inspirar a mÁs personas a cumplir sus objetivos. >>> las cosas que tÚ las hagasamos con max, que Él prueba de todo. >>> noche de gala para el deporte de san jos conÉ . >>> la autoridad del deporte en san josÉ le da la bienvenida al salÓn de la fama a cuatro nuevos integrantes. >>> se encuentra max para que nos diga los detalles de este evento. >>> max. >>> eso es correcto, cuatro nuevos integrantes, ya conversamos con lowry campeona con la selecciÓn femenina de los estados unidos. otro de los parcipantes es patrick mahomes y tambiÉn gloria de san josÉ, y tambiÉn tenemos a david un picher dominando en los 80 sobre todo con los toronto. y uno que no necesita mostrar su camiseta pero es una gloria, es el goleador histÓrico de la mls e Ídolo de los san josÉ earthquakes. (hablan en inglÉs). . >>> bueno, nos dice que es muy especial para Él estar aquÍ, un sueÑo hecho realidad estar en el salÓn de la fama de san josÉ. chris. (hablan en inglÉs). . >>> obviamente chris nos dice que la aficiÓn latina la del Área de la bahÍa de los san joÉe earthquakes es muy importante, y

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preliminary data continues to show growing demand that start this had year from tenants looking to ren those spaces and who is leasing, ai, analytics and tech companies lead the way and they're getting a good deal. the office lease rate is going for less than $72 per square foot down 6.2% from last year. cbre says they're seeing signs of positive activity beginning in 2024. so there's hope for a quick turnaround. >> hilda, thank you so much. >>> a new candidate for california governor has emerged. state superintendent of public instruction tony thurman officially threw his hat in the ring. he made the announcement and in a tweet thurmond wrote, i didn't come from money, power or influence. i'm running for governor to be a voice for those who need one. some of his priorities include increased wages, more affordable housing and fully funded public schools. also in the running current lieutenant governor and the current leader of the democratic party of california betty yee. governor newsom will be termed out at the end of his second term in january of 2027. >>> still to come our celebrat

john ross, senior fellow at chang gang institute a ren university of china joining us from london and alfred. zias lawyer, writer and historian joining us from geneva, gentlemen. i'd like to welcome you both to the game here uh, to the program here and i'm going to start it off with you uh, mr. john ross, if you could uh joining us here, um, mr. john ross, okay, recently we saw bricks expand, just a month and a half ago to to absorb saudi arabia, iran, i believe it was ethiopia, the united arab arab emirates, argentina and uh, egypt and then the... there are dozens of countries that are voicing strong interests to be absorbed, this is the first absorption in the last 13 years, my question to you, why the frenzy? well, i don't think it's a frenzi, it's a logical process of what's been taking place in the world, which is at the present time the us is a big absorber of capital international, it can't even finance its own investment, it it it is dependent increasingly for development of its own economy of for its investment, on capital take from other countries which they could have used

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demÓcrata defendiÓ su inocencia y dijo que el dinero encontrada lo obtuvo de manera legal dijo que no va a rensi si la ex presidenta de la cÁmara de representantes se unÓo al llamado que hicieron en su mismo partido para que limita su cargo. carla mensual estuvo en la conferencia de prensa y nos tiene los detalles >>>entiendo que estos cargos son serios pero las alegaciones. so alegaciones. lo seÑalan por cargos federales el senador dio sus primeras declaraciones donde no se permitieron preguntas de los medios insistiÓ en su inocencia y dijo que la sobre alegaciones >>>en un tono desafiante que lo seÑalan por cargos federales. para fraude y extorsiÓn, bob menÉndez y otras declaraciones donde no se permitieron declarar de los medios insiste en su inocencia y dijo que la fiscalÍa se equivoc konrad si no el senadora >>>cuando se presentan los hechos no solamente ser e exonerado sino seguirÉ siendo el senador federal de nueva jersey >>>es seÑalado por fiscale un automÓvil des como un automÓvil de lujo unos cien mil dÓlares con respecto a los mÁs de cuatrocientos cincuenta mil dÓlares en efectivo q

, "i'm not really kylo ren i'm adam driver.s know me [ laughter ] from 'girls. none of this is real it's just for fun. anyway, back to space. [ laughter ] fox viewers didn't want the truth then, and they don't want the truth now, which is why no one on fox is talking about the lawsuit. yesterday, one of their anchors said on air the company told him he couldn't cover the lawsuit despite his strong objections. >> some of you have been asking why i'm not covering the dominion voting machines lawsuit against fox involving the unproven claims of election fraud in 2020. and it's absolutely a fair question i believe i should be covering it it's a major media story given my role here at fox. but the company has decided that as part of the organization being sued, i can't talk about it or write about it at least for now. i strongly disagree with that decision, but as an employee, i have to abide by it. and if that changes, i'll let you know >> seth: so, fox is censoring its own anchors now. what's next, are they going to replace sean h

they say this is a rate rate ren no, no how no way.estow competition is the way to bring down for consumers approaches like the affordable connectivity program are the best bet for making sure service is affordable for all. they sayr nothing bad has happened. again states stepped into the void created by the scc retreating from that neutrality. it is time for washington to step back in with a national thl policy to make sure internet access is fast, open, and fair. all right, so what happens next? on thursday i will release the full text of this rulemaking it seeks common to putting back in place policies to y prevent broadband provider from engaging in blocking, throttling, paid a prioritization along the general conduct rule that prohibits broadband provider from unreasonably interfering or unreasonably disadvantaging consumers from going where they want and doing what they want on the internet. now for consumers this means internet openness, security safety and "one nation" wide net neutrality stated they can count on. three weeks f

alexei morozov, this was the year when the former president of the international ice hockey federation rento novosibirsk, the construction of the new stadium itself began in 2019. and today , at the beginning of september 2023, the federal match is almost 11.000 spectators it goes without saying that today these design especially water, whether these stained-glass windows are on the ice, they were created and developed by local specialists, it is generally believed that siberia arenas are the largest in terms of area, functional sports facility beyond the urals, a separate club siberia on the first home match on the new hundred. of course , it came out in an exclusive form, which was developed specifically for today's match, but of course that both teams are playing today with black grass injuries and bandages today 12 years, uh, from the day of the tragedy of the hockey club lokomotiv when the whole team died , uh, a few minutes after departure from the yaroslavl airport, the impression of the new stadium was dull, only positive things were said about it today by the coaches, playing team

that, on the one hand, you are throwing billions of euros on weapons, allowing the shareholders of ren-metalo profit, and p. the other side. everywhere the economy of stinginess unfolds a confrontation around the budget and in the us senate formal and democrats and republicans. they advocated further support for ukraine, but such generosity. not everyone likes it. they will ask for more money. i don't know what they will spend it on. we have nothing to buy them and nothing to ship to them. you even heard this us president we don't have the equipment. no ammo. i am against spending at least one more cent on them, i did not vote for sending any money to ukraine, i was there six months before the start of this conflict , this could not end in anything good for ukraine. we, in fact, launched this process and dragged ukraine into this conflict. and now we can't get them out of there help, according to western analysts, and the supply of arms. including f-16 fighters so coveted by kiev. ultimately, experts believe ukraine will still have to make concessions to the f-16. significantly improve the u

and, for example , there is even the last point that concerns of this situation, this is a quote on ren-romodduring a meeting with putin in tamarackand on the very shanghai cooperation organization of gentry cooperation, and about the fact that this is not a time of war . that is, it is not an era of war. it is not necessary when ho- thank you tetyana vorozhko voice of america from the noodle where the g20 summit started well , the united states of america will provide ukraine with a package of military aid worth more than a billion dollars , secretary of state anthony blinken announced during his stay in kyiv significant support with this package of our air defense. well, it also has the reinforcement of law enforcement officers to restore law and order in the liberated ukrainian territories. blinky emphasized that the new package of american aid will support and speed up our counter-offensive. does this mean that we will receive atakams missiles? weapons are so powerful and long-range, so more details about the content of the latest us aid and what they have already supported our yuriy gula

so i decided to become a showbeast through the casting agency ren., emilia clarke, keira knightley, how will sanna respond to them? the logical result is that after she has had enough of her western patrons, curators, whose thoughts she voiced, a person by chance, she leaves politics, i doubt that she will find herself in show business, she has no data for this , no acting education, no experience, and family stories are hackneyed, who is interested in hearing what the ex-head of the cabinet of ministers has. .. two mothers, whom, by the way, no one has seen, the cashier, who became the prime minister, is also no longer intriguing, especially the finns , whose attitude towards marin is unequivocal, first of all, the finns hate her, in sanamarin there was a slogan that all finnish businesses must leave russia and all finland must ban russian tourism tourism in finland, like this, this is how much it will cost for the finns, eastern finland is starving, it ’s her fault, we have always had our own voice, politicians, but now, the whole world knows how a

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of the people's republic of china, putin, too, was invited to india by the prime minister of india, rennd he introduced himself with joy, and then he assessed the risks and decided that he would not agree to go to india well, in any case, this event will take place and it will be quite powerful and influential, and he will then be able to announce a certain declaration that should affect the situation in ukraine at the same time. therefore, it is important for us to talk about it, and the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, was not there invited to speak even online at a similar event , although before that he spoke at a meeting of the g20 when it happened at the ball like that well , but now that's the way it is, and we'll talk about it as soon as our guest joins the air. i i'll introduce her right away and we'll talk about it. now i'll say briefly that today it's important to listen to oleksandr marchevka. expectations and reality, so to speak, and as if the expectations were not always as if the expectations coincided with the expectations, so to speak , of the economy of the

. >> reporter: cassie and ren thought she saved a couple of hundred bucks on a flight to visit mom usingd a city fare to boston with a connection in washington, d.c., her actual final destination. >> the moment i saw my ticket, and they told me to see an agent i was already panicking. and the panic just got worse every step of the way. >> reporter: it got worse, because skipping that last leg violates the terms of service, the rules for flyers agreed to follow when they buy a ticket. just so you know if you do not go to boston, then you will be banned from american airlines forever. >> reporter: american denied to content, but his schooling the ensuing skip lag, saying they are not authorized to buy american tickets and deceives the public with access to some secret loophole, they say that tickets issued by the decade old website are at risk for invalidation. >> airlines will take every step they can to protect their businesses. they don't like the use and abuse of hidden city pairs, they want to stop this while it is a small problem. >> skip lag sued earlier lawsuits, united airlines ha

when youou find yourur ren to g go on, let itit pull youu past t the doubt.. on. biofofreeze >> norah: in central greece, at least two people are dead and several others are missing after record rainfall unleashed devastating floods. since monday, the storm has triggered landslides, destroyed a bridge, and swept away dozens of cars. now to this story. three sailors are safe tonight after a harrowing encounter with multiple sharks off the coast of australia. the sharks caused severe damage to their 30-foot boat. they were rescued by a cargo ship. the sailors, two from russia and one from france, are okay. they were attempting a 'round-the-world sail. america's young tennis stars are making their mark at the u.s. open. that story is next. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this portion of the "cbs evening news" is brought to you by fisher investments. clearly different money management. management. different how? you sell high commission investment products, right? (fisher investments) nope. fisher avoids them. (other money manager) well, you must earn commissions on trades. (fi

illegal vapes confiscated from a school found unsafe amounts of metals that could be inhaled into child rennd to have high levels of lead, nickel and chromium. since they emerged in 2005, e—cigarettes have evolved. today, there are thousands of flavours and varying nicotine levels, along with a flourishing black market. the 95% figure is out of date. but i think what we need to be very clear about is that the risks of vaping are still very clearly much less than the risks of cigarette smoking. mike mckean also believes vaping is an option for smokers trying to give up but says the overall approach has been wrong. it feels like we've put all our eggs in one basket and said, "this is the way to tackle cigarette smoking." and ifeel we've neglected children and young people by sort of embracing something almost too much without the real, proper thought. i am concerned about young people taking up vaping, particularly those who've never smoked. i think we need to better understand why they are doing that, what it is that's attracting them to these products. and i think we should be encouraging t

historically it was funded by the us air force, but in principle it is such a continuation of the pentagon and ren prepared two reports. the first report, at the turn of twenty-two and twenty -three, it was very interesting and when i read it, it was a little funny to me, there were four scenarios, in each of these scenario russia attacked someone, attacked ukraine, poland, a ship that is sailing there or a plane that is flying, the americans recommended, considering these scenarios, they recommended responding disproportionately, but if russia struck and destroyed two planes there, the answer is to destroy one plane or launch a reverse strike, but more modestly, the point of this was precisely... to involve europe in the conflict , to make sure that the russians, god forbid , do not realize that the united states is behind all these actions, like this, continue the conflict for as long as possible, even at the stage when it turns into open confrontation between the russian federation and nato, here is a recent report by renn corporation, it is more interesting, perhaps, because there the scenario

of paolo and vince well is a tremendous amount of economic benefit you heard from the public than i ren joy the concert. i'm think burglar it as a public employee cochair about the impact to the budget. a tax on unionized workforce this is struggling to meet the basic needs to have basic city service rec and p has i balanced budget and encourage to you move this forward with positive recommendation to the board and i want to say thank you to supervisor chan, your leadership struck a balance with legitimate and important occurrence of the neighborhood and the community not just festival goers and you think have take into account the fiscal impact to an important department that continues to deliver world class rec and p experiences for inference inference and visitors. thank you to chair chan and we counting on your leadership and that of our colleagues. >> thank you. next speaker, please. i'm representing the san francisco park's alliance in support of this proposal. ps alliance vision for every public space and park to be welcoming, communication connections and belong to everyone. we

you ren, it's a. it's a pleasure to join not to have calvin join us today. yeah. how are you, calvin? i'm doing well. it's hot and i'm doing great. welcome to summer time. exactly. so listen um what, what do you think of the study? but basically what the study says is one 5th, depending on what you look at, but anywhere between a 5th to a 4th to something like that of all political powerful leaders in the united states come from families who were slaveholders. was that when you 1st read that report, what did you fix as well, the 1st thing i thought is people are probably going to misinterpret what really matters about this. you know, it turns into like the blame game, but i think it, it tells us 2 things. that are really important. one is that slavery and its aftermath is not that long ago. you know, we tend to think out of centuries and centuries ago, i would hope that these members of congress who, you know, if they didn't know the people they knew the people that knew the people. i have that in my family, or my great aunt talked to me about her grandmother who

still western parts of europe and to ren, shall reign to the north west. the sole flooding power outages across pots of the you can, you can see it continues to work its way for the east bringing those varied on some very unsettled conditions with it. the head of that much finer conditions of course, eastern parts of europe, central areas as well. we're seeing temperatures, so fitting very high places like germany, as well as potent. but you can see that cold front starts to work its way further east on the says a behind it still some showers and blessed 3 conditions to k for northern parts of person and the island of island. but there is that heavy rain is going to join up with an area of low pressure that's been locking in the mediterranean. theresa very heavy rain so the likes of switzerland as well as it see. we've read warnings out for southern parts of switzerland. we could see flooding from that up to a 130 millimeters rain expected thursday in friday. you can see it pushing its way further east as well, bringing those on settled conditions to the l

. >> reporter: two irs whizblowers have testified under oath that the doj gave previous ren shall treatment to the president's son and that weiss told multiple people he was not in charge. >> bring an action in the district of columbia and the u.s. attorney said, no, you can't then you go tell the united states senate under oath that he has complete authority. >> no one had the authority to turn him down. >> reporter: weiss has denied the whistle-blowers' accounts. democrats today calling the hearing a political stunt. >> this is a gross misuse of your time, your team's time and our time. it is a shameful circus. >> reporter: with garland slamming gop criticism. >> singling out individual career public servants who are just doing their jobs is dangerous, particularly at a time of increased threats. >> ryan, another major headline tonight, there's new drama in the negotiations to avoid a potential government shutdown. what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, lester, republicans tonight struggling to come up with a spending plan that will satisfy a narrow band of conservatives t

illegal vapes confiscated from a school found unsafe amounts of metals that could be inhaled into child ren's—cigarettes have evolved. today, there are thousands of flavours and varying nicotine levels, along with a flourishing black market. the 95% figure is still in some official review literature, even last year. the 95% figure is out of date. but i think what we need to be very clear about is that the risks of vaping are still very clearly much less than the risks of cigarette smoking. mike mckean also believes vaping is an option for smokers trying to give up but says the overall approach has been wrong. it feels like we've put all our eggs in one basket and said, "this is the way to tackle cigarette smoking." and ifeel we've neglected children and young people by sort of embracing something almost too much without the real proper thought. i am concerned about young people taking up vaping, particularly those who've never smoked. i think we need to better understand why they are doing that, what it is that's attracting them to these products. and i think we should be encouraging them to

illegal vapes confiscated from a school found unsafe amounts of metals that could be inhaled into child rence was found to have high levels of lead, nickel and chromium. since they emerged in 2005, e—cigarettes have evolved. today there are thousands of flavours and varying nicotine levels, along with a flourishing black market. the 95% figure is still in some official review literature, even last year. the 95% figure is out of date. but i think what we need to be very clear about is that the risks of vaping are still very clearly much less than the risks of cigarette smoking. mike mckean also believes vaping is an option for smokers trying to give up, but says the overall approach has been wrong. it feels like we've put all our eggs in one basket and said, "this is the way to tackle cigarette smoking." and ifeel we've neglected children and young people by sort of embracing something almost too much without the real proper thought. i am concerned about young people taking up vaping, particularly those who've never smoked. i think we need to better understand why they are doing that, what i

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, she is polling much better among college educated white voters, who find his cultural bell image rensentially in-- belligerence essential unacceptable. that's her opportunity getting past him in the republican primary obviously remains a tremendous challenge. >> i want to go to iowa now. it was a busy weekend especially in football games especially but donald trump tailgating at a football game. >> u.s.a, u.s.a, u.s.a. >> you know, he was essentially robbed and they were yelling u.s.a. now there are reports from the same events saying he didn't get quite the reception we are looking at there. what does that tell you though about iowa, first up in that gop primary? >> well he has a passionate following in iowa as he does everywhere else. but iowa has a recent tradition as you know in the republican primary. in 2008, 2012, 2016, it bypassed the front runner, by moibilityzing the state's population of evangelicals. trump is clearly ahead in iowa. there may be run for someone to upset him. ron desantis was in the iowa area as well, he is the best shot that opponents have to try to trip hi

quick programming note, next week, more audience shows and renning sterling heights at hannity -- register at hannity.com and tickets are free wednesday ask thursday night. on monday, we'll have an interview with actor sean penn about his documentary. greg gutfeld with a smile on your face. greg: louder. you look yummy. even you shirtless one. president biden is last when it cops to the democratic choice -- comes to the democratic choice for president. i should read this prompter better. it's not just the right anymore saying the obvious about joe. democratsrealize that biden was fossilized and if he was fuel, they'd refuse to burn him. david ignasious is throwing in the security blanket this week admitting in print that joe is too old to run for reelection or go to the bathroom for that matter. if only he could admit that joe is too old to cut his own food. how daring. it's like admitting to the ladies of the view that they enjoy cashes. this isn't an elderly man's slide into senility. it's operatives conceding to biological and political reality. for those slow on the uptake, he's not ju

madison, good morning good morning, mar maria, from the ren library. we are one day away from the second gop primary debate. we've been talking to voters about the issues they want to hear on the debate stage. what we have consistently been hearing from the voters, they want to hear about the economy, they want to hear about the solutions to the current u.s. immigration crisis. and they also want to talk about candidate age. the president today planning to picket with uaw workers in wayne county, michigan. but critics including those that will be on the stage tomorrow like tim scott say we need this president on the border. the cbp has registered over 2.2 million border encounters this year. in recent days, we have seen daidaily crossings hit 9,000 per day. on the economy, 44% of americans in the latest abc news, washington post poll say they've gotten worse off financially under biden's presidency. that's the most for any president since 1986. as we talked to voters, these are the subjects we see a growing chorus calling for solutions to. the candidat

we had a c need a continuing ren to do what? continuing resolution to do this.esting is that reports look back the 2022. the greatest deficit in american history they said in 2022, guess what happened in 2023? that deficit has doubled. $22 trillion it is now the biggest deficit in american history this year on top of the second biggest deficit in american history last year. i want to bring on my buddy ted cruz who is a fiscal hawk he's very concerned about what's taking on in this country today but ted i want to ask a very direct question. what exactly is the position of the majority of republicans in the senate in terms of dealing with this massive unsustainable they say, deficit and debt? because i have looked at other than supporting joe biden and chuck schumer i cannot find one. what is the position of the senate republicans? works look on portions meant a lot of senate republicans willing to rubberstamp the out-of-control spending that we have seen in recent years. particularly the last two and half years with democrat president democrat house and senate. t

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shuli ren. let's turn now to natural gas.on lng workers have threatened two weeks of 24 hour rolling strikes at two major export plants, that would start next week. chevron's president spoke from the gas tech conference in singapore today. >> we are committed to find a solution. we want to find a win for chevron, a win for our employees, and a win for the gas market. >> let me follow up on that. to give our global audience perspective on how heated the rhetoric is. this is a quote from the offshore alliance when they made a statement. claims chevron will ultimately agreed to, but not before they lose a few billion dollars judging by the -- which is ok as chevron have plenty of loose change in the piggy bank. do you have any timeline as to how quickly you are willing to resolve the standoff? >> if i go back and really just repeat what i said before, there are active conversations, there is active dialogue. i'm not going to comment on things on the edge. but to say that we are really committed to find a solution here. we want t

. >>> music fans around the world are renning singer/songwriter jimmy buffett, who died friday at ageave been leaving mementos in key west, florida, which buffett called home. irelton john, sir paul mccartney, and many giants of the music industry have been sending their respects. mccartney called buffett one of the kindest and generous people. we get more from cnn's polo sandoval. >> reporter: jimmy buffett was 76 years old. his representatives saying he died peacefully surrounded by family, friends, music, even his dogs, saying that buffet lived his life like a song to the very last breath. those representatives did not elaborate on a potential cause of death. what has been clear this weekend is the fans have been reacting. many of them with heartbreak here as they have followed the singer's career. it goes beyond just that famous "margaritaville" song that the world has come to know, in many cases love here. he really used that as a foundation beyond just his dozens of albums and certainly his grammy nods as he eventually blossomed into a billion-dollar empire. fans have been react

this week the ren national committee confirmed doug burgham, chris christie, vivek ramaswamy, mike pencelle the cut. all badly trailing trump in the polls. asa hutchinson will be absent after failing to qualify for this debate, but he says his campaign will continue. and once again the front-runner will be elsewhere. trump opting to appear in michigan to deliver remarks for current and former auto union members. joining us now nbc news senior national politics reporter, jonathan allen. john, great to see you. it's been a month since the last debate. it was surprisingly a lot about vivek ramaswamy that night. nikki haley enjoyed the best evening and a little bump in the polls. give us your best estimation tonight. who stands to gain the most. >> i think nikki haley has the most to gain or lose. the question is can she sustain what she had in her last debate which is a lot more interest in people who don't believe donald trump should be the next president of the united states. and so there are other candidates there trying to take that vacuum, but as it stands what we're looking at here is a

you get a recommendation and they turn out to be ren rhinos . >> were you calling the shots ultimatelyrigged, sure, it was my sddecision, but i listen to some people. >> did you talk to speaker mccarthy about the house inquiry, did you tell him he should open a house inquiry. >> he wouldn't do it based on me no. >> did you talk to republican colleagues on capitol hill? >> i don't have to talk to them. they're more proactive than i am. they say it's terrible. >> some people hear you say you're going to end the war in 24 hours. they worry president biputin is going to keep the territory? >> no, i'd like a fair deal for everybody. >> joining us chief national affairs analyst, kasie hunt, and making a state visit to new york like others this week, andrew desiderio. what's so striking is any other republican candidate in any other republican primary, those comments on abortion, and his position on abortion, would end his candidacy among primary voters. correct me if i'm wrong, so why is trump able to do what he does on this issue? >> you're not wrong, phil, and i know, you saw him walk a di

ren and ruby are going to be beasts. >> football is just, kind of, like, a -- sport to begin with whentact. >> there's better awareness of brain injury risks, and all 50 states have adopted concussion rules in schools. and flag football is on the rise for younger kids. >> as we develop and evolve, the safety of our players is only going to get better. as parents, we can sit back and enjoy the game, as opposed to not being worried about the kids' safety. >> do you find yourself seeing what you've seen, maybe being more concerned about your son playing as a dad? >> man, yes, i do. my son and maybe my young daughter would want to play football one day. we'll see. it's a physical sport, and it's a fast sport, but there's also collisions. trying to go about those collisions the right way, i think, is important. >> football is a great risk. people know what football is now. and you do have to weigh those risks and rewards. >> bottom line, the game today is safer than the game that i played. >> it's going to get safer yet, and it's going to get more exciting yet. >> there has never been as mu

also talking together to put ren itchment plant we would control.onomy. call it whatever you want. he talked about russia, invasions are wrong but we do have relations with russia. we are -- saudi arabia is our number one trading partner. i did not know that and that's why he says, you know, it's important we have good regions. he is for the mutual defense package that we were evidently offering behind closed doors. and when it came to the 9/11 families, he goes, look, bin laden was attacking us as well. so, and he was -- i just did the math, he was 15 at the time. the 9/11 families i know every time dealing with saudi arabia, i understand that it's personal. i mean, for us, 13 of the hijackers. >> ainsley: 15 of the 1. >> brian: were saudis but they weren't sponsored by the saudi government. it's very important to point out. we have not seen an economy grow like this and this is the future in the middle east. >> steve: well, regarding saudi arabia and the hijackers coming from saudi arabia, his quote was if americans believe saudi arabiaen governme

this is a dermatologist, cosmetologist, professor and doctor of sciences ren leonidovna make a wish.i stood between different. so, look so we have a musical word. we have a musical word chord for our guest, a chord is a word in the decoding of which the signs of melanoma are classified, the letter asymmetry, a mole, is usually safe, it is a symmetrical mole, dangerous asymmetrical like edges, what is the difference about a mole should be smooth edges of a mole with smooth edges, while melanoma has uneven edges. we have one more letter k in the word chord. the word chord, in russian, is written with a two , the next letter is bleeding, where someone who bleeds good or bad good never bleeds. well, if there was no direct injury, but melanoma. it can bleed, this is another sign of a chord. oh, this is the color of a mole, usually one-color and one-color, and here you see what a variety of colors. yes, a varied color and size of the rudenka. which mole is usually safe benign up to 6 mm, easy to remember somehow. at the pencil, and framed the pencil, if you are less lucky, if you beat more

charles: daily headlines in new york portray a city under siege on the verge of sure ren sistering as not coming. people have no real desire to fulfill it. think about this cutting overtime pay for police, warning that the migrant crisis will cause despair in the city. the fact what is happening in new york is happening in so many cities in america. moreover history has witnessed this before as captured by edward gibbons in the three volumes of the decline and fall of the roman empire. we have heritage economist peter st. onge. it is unreal to watch new york city descend into this quicksand of misery, but the quicksand is made up of new york city policies, your thoughts? >> that is exactly right. people voted for this. they will keep getting it as long as they keep voting for it. usually governments cut police to pressure voters. nice city you have here, be ashamed something happens to it then voters pony up the budget. in this case they're doing it on purpose, not hiding it. they're looking for excuse to cut the police. to leave inner-city crime victims defenseless. to put it all on

or ren, great discussion, i always appreciate the work you put out, thank you. >> thank you.p we'll bring on congresswoman lisa mcclain, she will discuss more of the sinister aspects what is happening in her state and with manufacturing in particular, that no one, no one is acknowledging. i'm andrea, founder of a boutique handbag brand - andi - and this is why i switched to shopify. it's the challenges that we don't expect, like a site going down or the checkout wouldn't work. what's nice about shopify is when i'm with my family, when i'm taking time off, knowing that i have a site up and running and our business is moving forward because we have a platform that we can rely on. that is gold to us. start your free trial at shopify today. >> today show discussing the economic impact of the uaw strike, there are sadly different aspects and for some more sinister aspects, i want to bring in lisa maclean. representative maclean you were quoted in the detroit news saying what you do, what you expect rather what happened when you push policies that would kill off people's jobs putti