rob: yes, on the world's happiest hobo. i told you i describe you as a giggly pepper pot. >> greg: i feel that about my weight customer >> robwhole vibe. it's spicy. >> greg: i guess that's okay. >> rob: is not okay actually [laughs] >> greg: during the entertainment world is is a wise move? >> rob: no, it's never wise to verse while it's not wise for two reasons, you take summing that really is trashy and amoral and try to load some of the meaning onto it it was a mistake. also, your ambulatory psychotics these housewives. so now the wonder something with psychotics for television show politics. we are to have that it's msnbc. it exists. >> greg: nicely done. i speak to you don't always do two things at once. >> greg: it would be fun if they pull the reverse but they kind of left-wing areas with common sense. what he think that hobo man? speak to you facet down my bindle and think about it. yeah, i feel like what you doing a question mark it's like, have a pizza, and a salad. no, not have a salad. if you have the junk food have jump for joy. do you watch these shows or do you shows? >> dagen: i live the shows. what i meant

that's enough! you get in your truck. and rob we got to go. ar, another car came by and i had to stop and at that point i hear pop, pop, pop. i didn't know what it was. i didn't know if that car just backfired. i had no idea. and i stopped and ha like oh what was that? and alls i see in my peripheral vision right here is rob covered in blood like someone poured a can of red blood all over him and i went, "oh! ". >> frantically, candy's fingers somehow found the numbers 911. >> oh my good, oh my good, robert, robert, robert. >> the pistol went flying somehow, no one disputes that, there it was, lying on the pavement between two men. both shot. one alive, one dying. and candy hall entered that twilight zone where memories are made that can't ever be erased. though as you and the police department and lawyers and a judge will soon see. they can certainly be amended. what we know for sure is she rushed to the prostrate body of one of those two men. >> i gave him kiss on his cheek and i'll never forget ever but he took that last, you know, deep and

rob, where do you fall on that particular area? b: you summed up our view i think he well which is the benefit of investment grade credit, it is little with near-term default risk. we think when we started the show duration starts to be her friend with yields where they are. so we do like investment grade. i think the other question here is why are not spreads wider? you play that clip from greg. i think the nominal gdp growing as fast as it has been has been a tailwind for credit they you don't normally have this in the psych -- at this point in the cycle. you have high gdp numbers. the question is what if not all gdp slows as rates go up? lisa: that's the issue i guess certain people have been gaming out including you, vishy, correct? vishwanath: yes. i agree with rob that not only -- i agree with greg not only because he used to be my boss several years ago but i think the point greg makes is valid. the higher -- the markets have priced in the bond market, the credit markets largely priced in rate moment and perhaps even if there

rob: that is a great question. i want to make sure that people realize there were some no votes but typically when talking to those that voted no, they were in support of the concept. there was little feedback we heard that did not support the idea of adding girls flag football. those that voted no one to do see the season in the spring it will be a fall sport. to be honest, i think most of the no votes were tied up with the idea that they would prefer it be played in the spring rather than the fall. kristen: there is always the challenge of field time or does this mean she is not playing volleyball and doing this. do you think there will be a lot of teams, a lot of schools that will be able to field teams and there will be competition? rob: one issue we think about is our schools will have control of this. they can decide when and where they play, what day of week, if they want to play at night before the tackle football game. or if they want to play on a different night. they are all over the different things that

he joins us live, rob, that could have ended up badly. catherine, just seen exactly. that's what police said when they arrived on scene. >> an uber was waiting outside cyrus and dodges home back in june. ready to take him and his family to the airport. he needs to catch a flight to italy for his wedding. but while packing up the car, he realized a bag with his valuables had been stolen. >> laptop ipad medication, passports, cash, most would panic knowing that all that had been stolen from their front doorstep. but cyrus and dodgy did some quick thinking at his marina home in san francisco. >> using his cell phone he was able to track is air pods in the stolen bag that we're paying at the intersection of fillmore and chestnut. he followed the blue dot that slowly made its way up. fillmore realizing that the thief was on a muni bus eventually transferring from the 22 to the 38 on geary with uber driver. we followed the bus and then kept the bus off at the next at the next stop. i jumped on his bag was nowhere in sight on board the bus, but it was when he got off that he

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hits are more difficult with songs, they didn’t reflect the spirit of perestroika, and the western rob thatened to with rapture in every yard, it was impossible not to remember, not to sing, it was impossible at all, no one needed it, it was like this for several years, in general, until the nineties, the dog turned yellow after that. rock and roll split up there hard rock harven and so on and we were told you are with old songs in general. well, why do we need them? are you out of your mind? but those who remembered their golden backyard childhood did not give up. they chose some old songs and decided to record a medley. the main thing in this clip turned out to be an old woman, written 23 years ago in 1962. and we had one in the yard . what was it like for me initially , four boys gathered in the yard. let's remember the old songs of the knife, the guys were very skeptical about this and this idea and died out another 25 years. and this idea was realized in the television cycle of light in the ussr there is a girl alone among noisy friends without fail. she is certainly none of the guys.

: i have a friend that dressed up as kat for halloween. >> really? >> robs a good one. >> tyrus: everything dahmer wore you pretty much have in your closet. a bad pair of glasses from cvs away from being dahmer so it's not like you had to go out and reach to get a costume. a jacket from good will, some slacks, we shouldn't be making such a big deal about it because a lot of families are hurting, but that's not a real high money cost for a costume. >> greg: true. i'm going as brian kilmeade. just going to walk around and cry. >> tyrus: lift the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. ♪ here goes nothing. hey greg. uhh...hello? it's me, your heart! really? yes! recording an ekg in 30 seconds. tada! wow

now, when you put your money in a bank, you're not expecting to have to rob that bank to get your own money back. but that's exactly what's been happening in lebanon. customers are angry about banks, capital controls were imposed as a country's economic crisis is worsening since 2019 people with savings have only been allowed to withdraw limited amounts in u. s. dollar. all the lebanese pound, which has lost more than 95 percent of its value since the crisis began. ah, it's like a battle of nerves at this bang branch in bay root. by some i'll shake once his money back $210000.00 from the family fortune. he's poured gasoline and his threatening to set it on fire and shoot the bank employees. the 42 year old refused to be sent away. after waiting for his money for 3 years, he had crushing debts. he couldn't pay for his father's urgent surgery. in mid august, he finally lost patience into the hollow. i would have shot myself in a minute and the people in there with me. no, i told them here. give me my money or we'll die by now. you guys have a choice in it. so when i spilled the gasoline

: i have a friend that dressed up as kat for halloween. >> really? >> robou pretty much have in your closet. a bad pair of glasses from cvs away from being dahmer so it's not like you had to go out and reach to get a costume. a jacket from good will, some slacks, we shouldn't be making such a big deal about it because a lot of families are hurting, but that's not a real high money cost for a costume. >> greg: true. i'm going as brian kilmeade. just going to walk around and cry. >> tyrus: lifts in your shoes >> greg: some lifts in, put a backpack on and cry. we'll be right back. ♪ upset stomach, diarrhea. ♪ pepto bismol coats and soothes for fast relief... when you need it most. nurse mariyam sabo knows a moment this pure demands a lotion this pure. gold bond pure moisture lotion 24-hour hydration no parabens, dyes, or fragrances gold bond champion your skin >> tech: at safelite, we take care of vehicles with the latest technology. when my last customer discovered a crack in his car's windshield, he scheduled at safelite.com. safelite makes it easy. we're th

that they had to react. obviously security called lead. but if he did not rob the place that all okay. you said everybody was evacuated. i assume that they're letting them all back in. >> at this point, sun valley mall, the scene of a tense situation today. and and also last week. >> people going back in flight. >> yeah, people are being allowed back in people keep me if they don't fight us, they're not the police. yeah, and clearing out guys who is broadly. i know you've video and you can see the the long, long time what was out here when you combine it with what happened here lot week, people are on and so it's kind of eerie when you need them all being evacuated like that, people use it standing by their car in the parking lot where i'm at it. everybody able to go back to you brewery and barbecue joint hero being repopulated. the it's getting close to the back to normal. but we are are just now learned in cop cars here. okay. big sigh of relief there forcefully all live on the scene for us. >> giving us the very latest. thank you. for late hits up, brick and mortar stores have been

rob that's what we're going to see over the coming week. they're going to see a week of morning here. let me just step back and we can actually this, this has been the center of attention for most of the day since last night. this is the way where that crush happens and the investigation is now getting underway, but we are expecting to see flags flying at half mast. we will see in the coming days the funerals for the victim here in e, k, y, and also at city hall, a memorial alters, are going to be set up so people can come along and pay their respects li, floral, tribute, and so on. you sick, you all the president, he has been visited the scene himself. he has gone on nationwide television to give an address saying that this is a truly horrific event. and also telling a government departments and agencies to look again to that crowd control measures to make sure that nothing like this happens again. while the investigation gets underway, police have been collecting footage from cctv cameras all around here. also clips of social media talkin

of tht but there is and we talk to the person w who, we talk to the victim, the person who was robbed that day and one of the things we found out is that when she was prevented the photos in the lineup and the way that it was presented it wouldn't be permissible today. she has a choice on who she identifies. she said youta can say you are certain, you are uncertain. she also wasn't pregnant at the time, but that's another story. that doesn't meet the beyond a reasonable doubt standards as we know it so why did george floyd take this deal? living in a community where you are told if you do not do everything perfectly as a black man, you will end up dead or in prison.ng so there was a feeling that your time would be coming. it might notai be fair, but no e is going to be leave you in a jury in texas. so if you are faced with 40 years or five years, you take the fiveve years. and i think that shows some of the cruelty and what is supposed to be the ultimate system of justice in the united states, that the system will treat you fair. there's no presumption that the judicial system would've tre

that zavyalov robbed us well, he already said that they saw that they write about it on the internet. you are too much to yourself allow? no, you are allowing yourself too much. and you are an unpleasant mr. kommersant sky to me in an involuntary conversation called zavyalov's peaks, so find out everything about snezhansky zavyalov, starting with diapers and diapers. let's. well, i found out that the female natives of our city even lived in the same house, studied at the same school, then at least you were friends at the same institute, well, probably, however, after the institute they no longer intersected zavyalov went to work as a programmer. well , snezhansk globalling on the recommendations of the boss units built a career until he put it up, and then petya zavyalov suddenly appeared in childhood, you know? what a deal petya was thrown, and now he throws them and it seems to me that this is not the end. just localized person in the area of ​​the sixth quarter of vaska on the way out. go. anya, i wanted to surprise you, something is wrong. forgive me please. seryoga is nothing for

so apply that to it. >> rob: spit and cough. at is interesting is companies don't get it, when the woke demand that you change, it's not going to get them dividing in anything. they just want to demanding a change, so then you sell out to your fans to appease, but the woke does not replace your fans. >> i'm still getting over the fact that they say that superman wasn't. and i have seen way too much for him to not be. but gay superman, the joke is right there. the kryptonite is a vagina. that was a lob, it was right there. it was right there. >> greg: you must mistake this show for a low brow. we are extremely sophisticated. right? i saw you wince, because i mispronounced something. >> tyrus: it's all good. >> greg: seemed upset. >> tyrus: i did this movie called "super con" and my guy was able to get a great idea. he was like let's make him gay. i said sure, what am i doing different? [laughter] >> greg: nice. >> tyrus: so the rest of the movie, guess what i was gay. it still died the same. maybe it was a nicer funeral, but we di

our volunteer, but mykhailo, accordingly, you briefly mentioned that people are afraid that their homes may be robbedat about looting in the liberated territories yes, we understand that our military and military police are trying to keep the situation under control, but mykhailo dobrishman, co-founder of the i.ua base, a volunteer who is currently in donetsk region, you see the connection is interrupted in the meantime ukraine introduced sanctions against oligarchs and companies from the russian federation. president zelenskyy indicated that the nsdc decision of october 19 was in force. the sanctions package is synchronized. e enterprises related to russia , we will not list them all, but the decision is extremely serious, we will inform you about it in the next hours because how it can also affect and on our economy, mykhailo dobrishan, co-founder of the base, and again with us in connection with the daughter, he is unstable, the main question is a stable connection, that's it, the connection will be restored, mykhailo, what is the situation with cases of looting, yes, with cases of looting, yes, y

that's something i could do with my eyes closed. huh, it's really just based off of understanding where you are in space. - [rob] yeah, that's right. - [shivani] crting ai robots that have internal model of their world is an important step towards machine self-awareness. - self-awareness is sort of a similar proprioceptive capability, but applied to mental thinking. so if they think about thinking, they think about what they are, beuse once you can dthat, it means you can plan thgs into the future. (chiming music) - [shivani] once robots become self-aware, they will need advanced ways to communicate with humans. keyboards, and screens are inadequate for complex thoughts. robots will need to learn to speak and have natural conversations like a baby who listens to those around her and learns to talk. laying the groundwork for this kind of human machine interaction is pioneering scientists, barbara groszs of harvard university. for seminal work in what's called natural language processing directly led to the development of voice activated artificial intelligence, like alexa or siri. - natural language processing actually predates arti

and on that issue, rob bonta has a raging conflict of interest that he refused to reveal.d to pretend the 40 $500, that he and his wife were seen in kevin de leon. i would read independent -- that is advantage of bringing one republican and to a state government, that has a monopoly control by democrats. and they have wide position of democrats, the state legislators are super majority of democrats. we need an independent, experience moderate republican to go toe to toe with the corruption and the raging conflict of interest in sacramento. >> all, right let me ask you one last question because we're out of time. i want to ask about the role of california attorney general, representing your state, far more than 100 lawsuits against the trump administration on a variety of issues, including the environment, immigration and education. it's a big way california protects its interest in a federal system that under-represents more urban populous states. now i know that you are not a trump supporter but you are a republican as he reminded us. can democrats in your state count on

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that. but i'm looking at the bigger picture here and it started with trump and now it is exponentially gaining with the republicans attracting more blacks and latinos. robso it's very interesting right now that richard talked about how he has talked to the abrams campaign and all that stuff. when you see the viral video from a couple days ago. their big idea to get to black voters in atlanta was to go on stage at a concert and do a song about abortion rights with lotto. this is what african-american voters are seeing. furthermore, i think there is a fundamental miscalculation coming from democrats and the left that african-american voters only care about protecting our democracy in terms of the voting rights stuff that they want to push. they only care about abortion rights, things of that nature. that's not true. look, my organization the douglas society we do events across the country. when i talk to african-american voters on the ground they are talking to me about economy and gas prices and not affording groceries. these are the issues the democrats are missing now. >> harris: president biden had a suggestion for people struggling. here it is. >> pr

the criminals so arrogant now where they'll wear matching outfits to go out and attack can rob people. that's stuff -- you think they just robbed those two girls and that was it for the night? no. they were doing all over the applies. because, mr. mayor, you got rid of the place and this is what you got. i rather pay a fine then like everybody run that around me. i would have swung. >> i'm not condemning violence but i'm condemning protecting myself [applause] >> it is waeird. kat, i said this before but it feels like we're living in a batman era that now the villians aren't criminals. they take on a signature. they're like the joker. i'm the naked guy that's dressed up in tights. i mean, it's weird. we're living in a comic book universe. >> yeah. because actually number new york you see people dressed up like that you wouldn't think that's weird. >> yeah. >> anywhere else, you'd be like, okay, maybe something weird is going on. but not here. it's horrible because the subways obviously is a disaster. people don't feel safe taking it. but at the same time getting -- how else are you supposed t

ok, rob, thank you for that. well, it sounds pretty windy outside. let's check on our 4 zone forecast as we take a live picture looking out over san francisco on this wednesday evening. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us now with a look ahead after such a warm day. yeah, you can hear by those winds, though and robs live shot that onshore breezes kick back in. >> these are the big change in the weather pattern coming our way today with one for the record books, though, what a day. we've had high pressure overhead, a lots of sunshine and warm temperatures all the way. the coastline, even some hot spots. >> it places don't usually get in san francisco. you tied a record of 90 degrees set back in 1913, 90 also record in oakland. a record set in redwood city at 92 and tied a record at san francisco international airport of 86 degrees. but all around these temperatures were simply amazing. and they remain that way this evening just begin to cool off coast side. still, 72 degrees in pacifica. 77 in downtown san francisco. still hot 90 in con

that we know of. stuart: a non-provoked attack. one more. rob astorino is with me now. to win the governor's race on the crime issue? >> yep. very simply, yes. [laughter] and it's not just the crime issue, though that is very important, top of mind and, obviously, there are a lot of examples of just indiscriminate, ran come attacks. but also you -- random attacks. also you add the inflation and the economy, for monday, halloween, people are actually thinking about buying less candy or closing the lights off at their house at 7 so people go past it because they don't have candy, they can't afford it. that's how bad it is right now. so i think lee zeldin has a huge opportunity here. i think he's going to be win. glenn youngkin, the virginia governor, is coming in on monday for a rally with lee zeldin. so i think it's there on the table, and everyone sees he can win this. and that debate performance by kathy hochul, i don't know who had a worse week, john fetterman, kathy hochul or khan way west. stuart: well, what stuck out to me -- [laughter] good question. what stuck ou

deception of this but there is how we talked it to the person i was after the victim and the person was robbed that day one of the things that we found out is that when she was presented sort of in a way in the way it was presented in using w an officer who was there at the time, would not be permissible today texas and seen as a dubious practice and is a choice, and whose she identifies and you can say, you can say that you are uncertain or certain or what she just tentative and sheme was also not pregnant at the time but that's another story. and that does not mean beyond a reasonable doubt as we know it right and so why did george floyd take this deal well, is living in a community where you were told that if you do not do everything perfect to the as a black man, whether it be your first few strikes in america camille and up dead or in prison and so, there was a feeling that your time would be coming in might not be there, but nobody is going tog believe you and jy in texas and so here faced with 40 years or five years from you take the five years i think that shows from the cruelty and the lac

the students in detroit are being robbed of an education, and nobody is willing to talk about that.ime and stands in the second most violent city in the nation and does not hold gretchen whitmer accountable for anything. gretchen whitmer has not done anything to improve education and taken a drastic turn to the bottom ten information. crime is rising and businesses are leaving the state of michigan. >> brian: tulsi gabbard you must recognize this governor whitmer, they look at you as a rising star and wanted to get rid of you. but you went anyway. there is a lot at stake for governor whitmer and they never expected tudor dixon to get this close. >> that is right, brian. i think it is interesting to see them play out the same old tactics they have used against me or used against anyone who threatens their stranglehold on power. they refused to have a real substance of policy and hold themselves to accountable. gretchen whitmer hold yourself accountable under her leadership the last board you years. and experiencing the negative effects of her failed leadership and why they are lookin

i see right through you. that they robbed, and then they also wanted to set someone up first for me, a figure, and then they switched to a neighbor like that. what, but i saw i saw you climb over the balcony to him. that's it. well, where's my money? or i call the police. we agree 50 percent yours is a completely different story. well, this thing needs to be sorted out somehow. this is what us. he sees us for the first time in his life, and at the same time, pulling out his hair makes me angry. thanks i can't live without lemon. arkadievich hello, i am. well , why immediately on the case, although on the case, too, you know that your secret drug was touched somewhere. you won't give me another bottle. no, i know that this is a special development. but this is the only thing that helps me from the head. come on, don't worry, don't worry, i remember the side effects. yeah you know i somehow once i took it with an antipyretic, this started. well, they hid the money correct answer. when are we going to pick up my doole? just don't say your time. when it gets dark, we once again glow. att

and we talked to the person who-- we talked to the victim, the person who was robbed that day and one of the things that we found out is that when she was presented the photos in a lineup in a way-- and the way it was presented using an officer who was there at the time, would not be permissible today in texas. it's seen as a dubious practice. she has a choice on who she identifies. she says you can say you're certain. you can say you're uncertain. you can say you're tent tentative. >> and she chose tentative. and she also wasn't pregnant. but that's another story. and why did george floyd take this deal? he's living in a community you're told if you do not do everything perfectly as a black man, those of your first two strikes in america, you'll end up dead or in prison. and so there was a feeling that your time would be coming and it might not be fair, but no one is going to believe you in a dorian, texas, so if you're faced with 40 years or five years, you take the five years and i think that that shows some of the cruelty and the absence of trust in what is supposed to be the ulti

and it's just full of gangs that rape and rob people that are going through. so some absolute horrific stories of people that have had to take that route. all of them, with the aim of getting fervor up to position of safety, economic prosperity, or, or where the political situation is such, they're not going to feel persecuted, be that in mexico or in the united states. john, thank you very much. indeed, john home and talking to us from a migrant shelter mexico city. the nobel prize for economics has been awarded to 3 people for research of banks and financial crises. bender, 9 came douglas diamond and philip devin to one. this year's award blanket was the head of the u. s. federal reserve during the 2008 global financial crisis. paul reese has more from stock on the economist spoken to hero, please. the a price has gone to a trio of laureates whose work has practical applications. there were searches has its roots in the depression of the 1900 thirties, and it's focused on the role of banks in the economy and why it's so important to avoid banking collapses.

"officer, i couldn't have robbed that bank. i was at dinner with my girlfriend. here did we have dinner'? that's on a need-to-know basis, and you don't need to know that i made that ( bleep ) up." importantly-- ( laughter and applause ) sorry about the language. sorry about the language. family show. now, importantly, the appeals court also noted that "declassifying an official document would not change its content or render it personal," and, therefore, "the declassification argument is a red herring." red herring-- also what the former president calls a filet-o'-fish smothered in ( laughter and applause ) to add insult to injury, two of the three judges on the panel were appointed by the former president. ( "price is right" losing horn ) ( applause ) ooh, that's got to sting. it's like getting a father's day mug that says "dad of the year... is now mom's new boyfriend. we love you, rick!" ( laughter and applause ) rick's a good guy. rick's a really solid guy. you'd like him. last night, to defend himself, the former president sat down with fox news host and step

the city was simply robbed, not that a single apartment with whole there are no more doors left. i think we have to wait, we have to hold on, it's not like the energy industry. well, it all boils down to the fact that we will win, no blackmail, starting with the chernobyl nuclear power plant and ending with dirty bombs, you see that they do not help putin they help a lot, nobody will ever sit down to negotiate with him. moreover, our condition is very difficult - it is the exit of the offices, the exit of the troops completely from the territory of ukraine, including crimea, it is unacceptable for putin, but we do not care about the last question, the day before yesterday, the enemy attacked the city of dnipro and in according to the reports of the ministry of defense of the russian federation, our ordinary gas station, well, the ones that are just masses on ukrainian roads, is called a super oil base by them, which actually feeds our entire eastern group, and i now i honestly don’t know how the defense forces of ukraine

mortgage your house to fill up the car divhow to the gas station you are probably going to get robbed. that'sing to do well. and we need to do well big time to change the course of america. >> ainsley: does it amaze you that some of these progressive candidates are doing so well and are neck and neck with conservatives? >> only reason they are doing well is running ads 10 to 1. blake masters outspent 10 to 1. if you listen to the ads. they are not democrats that don't even know joe biden. herschel walker. do you know why i'm behind herschel walker? i don't want to be in front of herschel walker. he would run you over. we are going to win in georgia, right, guys? [cheers] >> absolutely. demeaning herschel. belittling him. obama on the trail saying nasty things. obama never won georgia. the obama biden agenda is being rejected. only reason they are in this game is because of money. lindsey graham.com. share the money with the top five races. help close strongly. they need the resources to get the word out. go gamecocks. all right. >> ainsley: all right. coming up, joe rogan is grateful for elon

that has not been any mention of it in north korea media. and in fact, kim john gunn, has not been seen in public for nearly a month live from so rob mcbride, thank you for that update. well, meanwhile, james bass has more in this from the united nations. yes, not the 1st time we've seen this happen when there has been a security council meeting in new york. north korea does not normally attend the security council when it's being talked about. it doesn't send its ambassador, it ignores the meeting. but also a number of occasions they've actually, while that security council's been meeting have fired off a missile at the news from the security council meeting. is that about the thomas greenfield and those around her. and you can see the japanese and the south korean ambassador are to one side of her as well as other members of the security council . they're all in agreement of where things are and the need for tough action against north korea. but that is not the overall view of the security council and ambassador thomas greenfield. when she spoke in the counsel singled out 2 countries, she said that were enabling north korea that were prote

that's why they came under european sax sanctions, western sanctions. but the fear now rob is that what he said? if he follows his words with action and he even mentioned that they have already started the formation of that force, it triggers fiercer across the region that this war is not going to remain a war between 2 countries. but it might expand beyond that and become a regional war, ma'am, and thank you very much indeed, muhammad vault talking to us from moscow. or what are the hamid has more for nipped or one of the cities that came under attack? this is an indication that today is very different from the days and weeks. the need apply regularly on the right. the last one was just last week where the family has died in the air strike is also very close to that. we just only about an hour rise in that has come on the regular naturally strike those in the past. 9 days more than 60 people have died in the upper region, all the media. and i think what you see today in the shower isn't in the nation. that this is a very different neighbor. people don't know what happened

when you go to the gas station you will probably get robbed. that is why we're going to do well. , your reaction. >> i would agree with senator graham, i would make energy number one, immigration number two. we can hash that out but those are the big issues. 53, maybe 54 how the senate seats will go. the american people are tired. it's a choice with policies from the radical left. they don't work, they remember the policies from the trump years, the america first policies. they do work, they want to get back to us. jackie: people tell me anecdotally biden voters, this is what they didn't vote for. they're not expecting it. >> we warned you. jackie: you did. marc lotter, that so much. >> thank you. >> elon musk making big changes after his, first major corporate sponsor has pulled the plug on the social media site. we have the details. top democrat prosecutors in illinois pushing back on governor jb prettied pritzker's reform law. attorney general candidate thomas defor will discuss that next on "the evening edit". it's nice to unwind after a long week of telling people how liberty

but there is and we to the person who we talked to, the victim, the person who was robbed that day. and one of the things that we found out is that when was presented, the photos, a lineup in a way, and the way was presented using an officer who was there at the time would not be permissible today texas it's seen as a dubious practice. she has a choice on who she identifies she says you can say sorry you're certain you can say you're uncertain. you can say you're tentative. she chose tentative. she also wasn't pregnant at the time. but that's another story. and that doesn't meet the beyond a reasonable doubt as we know it right. so why did george floyd take the stand well? he's living in a community where you were told that if you do not do everything as a black man, let's say your first two strikes in america, you will end up dead or in prison. and so there was a feeling that your time would be coming and it might not be fair, but no one is going to believe you in a jury in texas. so if are faced with 40 years or five years, you take five year. and i think that shows some of the and

i do not believe that a pike robbed a bank and did not consult with me.at doesn't he owe? what are the obligations, when such grandmas are at stake? yes maybe you are right? so what, this miracle says there during interrogation? until i know that on the ground floor next to the pharmacy, where the guard was killed. what are you sewing for me? i am a bank. yes, we did it for ourselves. in our apartment there, a small ordynchik is organized. well, we have too many eyes. why who organized? okay, we 'll deal with that later. well, sonya, let's tell you that the people interrogated the prostitutes detained in the apartment. i watched the video from the apartment video camera. shchukin did not leave the apartment until the morning. the apartment was searched, yes, but neither the weapons nor the drugs were empty, the money was confiscated, but there were none stolen from the bank among them. stepanovich the duty officer just got a call from the jewelry store on pervomayskaya, the buyer paid in cash , the series number coincides with the stolen ones, let's go sa

supply chain issues while we're told, because a cold low over reaction to the cold with that which caused a lot of i jane rob and that's all or they're telling us foreseen, i don't, i think it's great. whatever. if everything would, everything would stabilize, it will help it's it's i want to say it very risky, very risky right now. for example, you could have to far was living one right across the road from each other. and a each operate just a little bit different. one, i'm lucky enough to show his price bar enough ahead and a good price. and the other one doesn't one can go broke near the window. it's, it's this risk it's gonna be, it's gonna be really hard for everybody to keep going from will make it solemn, won't. ah, so you're here changes. yeah, sweetie. she's, well, yeah, absolutely. it came from sweden and down in sweden. bluebird, last name was peter sooner than now when they come here than they changed to patterson. just because i think it was too many peterson's and, you know, the 1st patterson moved here like an 865, and then probably didn't stake his claim until, you know, in the end of 1871.

how much does that help? robetting questions like that from investors now, with currencies weakening, is it the start of another asian crisis? the emphatic answer is no, asian economies are in much better shape than they were back in 1996 when you look at foreign currency, external death, fx reserves, current account positions. and letting currencies be more flexible. so, just very different. that said, we are seeing aggressive fed and we are seeing currencies weakened. i think what asian policymakers are starting to do, i call it an eclectic approach that lessens the asia crisis. they are not going to be dogmatic and just approach on defending currency or doing one policy in the extreme. i think they are using multiple instruments. they will let currencies weakened to an extent, but they will intervene to smooth the currency's depreciation. they will also raise rates. and i think they will use a bunch of capital control instruments as well, whether it is new regulations on state-owned companies or taxes or macro

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that's why i own it. management is great in both, but i have no idea loan growth is as rob points out the main area, raisesterday and certainly still is so i'm not buying anymore here because i'm bearish, but i have no idea what it's going to turn out. i think they're seeing compressed interest margins despite what you see on that screen >> if you've gotten most out other names why do you still hold a piece of these? >> because at this point i've got good gains in them so i've logged into names i didn't have those big gains, and in fact maybe a loss where i bought it i'm just not willing to sell right now and sell these stocks which i've owned for a long time plus i don't want to have no equity esh exposure. >> netflix shares set to end the week higher. we'll do that straight ahead when we come back. - [narrator] if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can qualify you for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if you got ppp. and all it takes is eight minutes to find out. then we'll work with you to fill out your forms and submit the application. that easy

there are several steps that go into it and i'm rob bonta says that about 1.6 million californians havece january of this year. but like you guys said, he wants customers to know their rights before their water is completely shut off under the water shut off protection act. water providers are required to work with customers to keep their water on before turning it off. there are several steps like i said that need to happen before water companies completely do so. for example, most providers can not discontinue service unless a bill is overdue for at least 60 days. they must provide at least a 7 days notice before turning services off. and he must have made efforts to reach out to you if they couldn't connect with you either by phone or by mail. also, water systems can not discontinue service to customers who meet certain health and financial requirements and are willing to make alternative payment. fonda says that regardless of the status on your payments company should be making an effort to help you find a solution to paying your bills. >> you have other rights as well. you have the

is apologizing after admissions department limited the number of jewish students that accepted in the 1950's kron four's rob nesbitt breaks that story down for us. >> the ugly components of stanford's history came to light because of this 1953 memo sent to then president of the university je wallace, sterling from his assistant, fred glover. glover writes about a conversation he had with head of admissions. rexford snyder ricks is concerned. >> that more than one quarter of the applications for men, jewish boys. stanford professor ari kelman led the task force in charge of investigating the university's history with jewish applicants. >> he discovered that the acceptance rate of students applying for 2 high schools in los angeles, beverly hills and fairfax. high schools dropped almost completely because the majority of students at those schools were jewish. we can't act in the future and that's when this we cannot write in the future until we understand pass accurately. >> so the opportunity to surface some of these painful at times and difficult university president marc tessier levine apologized this week

what they call a rapper 's seizure in this folder of all materials, it looks like he really was robbed like thatkind of tails you figured out like that? what to find out? here is his full biography put tails sergei gennadievich, born in the fifty- ninth year, former paratrooper of the veterans of the bryansk war, awarded orders and medals , served in the nine for a short time. then he was commissioned for health in the early nineties , he was engaged in business, created a company, here, which georgievich was taken away from him a couple of months ago , then make copies and send the originals to the head office to sit down in my office. listen, i have a personal request for you. please go with nadenka to my rented apartment and sit there with her well until it's all over. igor sergeevich can i not bring her to my apartment? i have a big bathroom pizzeria there, you can go nearby. nagy you're afraid it's nicolas are you going? well , then, let's do it right now, shall we? the coffee we sent you the original will remain with us. close the door. you apparently misunderstand me. leave the door alone

struggling to feed their families to heat their homes, to do the things that they would or to not only do rushes foreign minister, sir gala rob says that his country will not turn down a meeting between president vladimir putin and joe biden. it comes ahead of this year's g 20 summit being held and the indian is in island of bali. next month, the 2 leaders held their last face to face meeting at a summit in geneva last year. g. 7. leaders are holding a virtual meeting to discuss their unwavering commitment to ukraine. ukrainian president followed him as a landscape is expected to ask the group to supply keith with air defense weapons. he described that as his number one priority. more strikes have been reported in the past hours in the cranium, cities of levine's apparition, the government, the governor, in the southeast region says that a school was among the buildings attacked at historic agreement, has been reached between lebanon at israel, on a disputed maritime border. the pact was broken by the u. s. and both sides say it satisfies all their requirements. the u. s. says that it's reevaluating its relationship with re a

we will come to you we will kill and we will rob and i remembered thatch a very persistent meme in russia and in russian social networks and this is also important because it is such an imprint if such a well and in the psychology of the people, it does not sound like kill, guard, kill, well, i won’t quote a little further, but let’s say that this is a certain and truly such a modus operandi, wendy. it seems to me the way of life of russians, and i don’t know if you you are also faced with victims who are now being given some kind of help, perhaps those people who survived the entire russian peace and those people who are still left there after the occupation, people who miss this russian peace, that they have begun to understand that this is, you know, that one thing goes hand in hand with others and next to zdostoyevsky and his schismatics and tovardiya drozashchaya, or i have the right , there are always these catty eyes and abuse of people, humiliation of human dignity. well, for 7 months , after all, i have been engaged in helping the seriously woun

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at first she tells me that i was robbed , then she says that vovka and my husband have such suspicionsooking for a criminal, you come to me with a version. so sorry. thank you bye. they have such a grief, of course, sergei andreevich walks like water lowered. well, yes, you say that the gym went, you are the sister of his wife, you know him. no, i've never even seen it. sergei andreevich was at work yesterday for sure, of course, i'm his secretary. thanks please, lenok chef didn't call no, lord, where does the second day go? yes, she's confused. and you are aware that the task of deliberately false testimony. can you be behind bars? okay , i'll go and talk to someone who does not confuse. he left yesterday afternoon and was never seen again. i'm not someone i'm from the police or we also asked not to tell, but did not specify. i thought for him. it is very important. you see, it matters where he was. i don't know, he did that often. ask me to say that he is busy and there is no one to see him let it in, but at that moment i was stinging myself, well, a couple of times a week. today sho