roth. unbowed and our weekend long celebration. the life and legacy of novelist and newark native philip roth on the occasion of would have what have been his 90th birthday today in fact would have been philip roth's 90th birthday so happy birthday, roth. my name is carey and i'm a co-producer of the along with jon schreiber, president and ceo of njpac. rosemary steinbaum, a trustee of the newark public library. chelsea keyes njpac, director of strategic initiatives. james shapiro, professor of english at columbia university. and bernard schwartz, director of unterberg poetry center at the 92nd street y. over the course of these past three days, we've been telling a story. on friday, that story was about newark or, as they apparently say here. newark, one syllable not to a majority minority city whose, cultural, political and economic and triumphs have in many reflected the greater national situation over the decades, expressed roth's work and voices characters as dynamic and distinct as th

he invented it roth invented it. he said, like, you know, i never went around advocating that should return to poland. i'm not insane but i also but is some part of him that was very intrigued by this idea of like concentrating -- in a state as a security proposition. it's not a good one, right. like that. and it's it's a very american like you have to have a certain of security in the diaspora to even think the idea that having your own homeland isn't a sort of security guarantee for those left in the diaspora, and it isn't necessarily security guarantee for the survival. the people in that highly targetable small space and were the kinds of things he did think about that way and i think that like that added to his sense of himself really being from here, you know, he'd gone out into the world that mattered to him. he'd gone to eastern europe, he'd met the eastern european jewish writers that he cared about he had met the holocaust survivor writers that he cared about. he went to israel. he looked those conflicts an

. >> reporter: heather roth, her teammate, says she went to get into a car she thought was her own.aw strangers sitting in the passenger's seat. rob backed away and returned to her friend's car. then she said the stranger, who police say was 25 year old pedro taylor rodriguez jr. approached them. >> reporter: were you afraid when he approached your car. >> i didn't see him, honestly i was still looking at my phone and heard in the background what was happening but i didn't think it was going to be as big of a deal as it was, she kept saying i'm sorry, i'm sorry. that's the last thing they said. >> reporter: roth said the stranger pulled out a gun and began firing multiple shots the cheerleaders driving off fleeing the scene trying to get to safety. >> we were trying to get away as fast as we could. all the other girls were screaming. i was telling myself to breathe it was hard to breathe because of my diaphragm. >> reporter: safe to say you didn't know who shot you. >> not at all i didn't know if it was a man or a woman. >> reporter: roth was grazed by a bullet washington was shot t

liz: got it carol roth thanks for joining us tonight.velopments in the fbi document story alleging then- vice president biden engaged in a $5 million bribery scheme reportedly in ukraine. the white house heatedly denies this but the democrat narrative is down playing rapidly falling apart in realtime plus media research vice president dan schneider on the senate taking the first steps today to try to regulate artificial intelligence what's that going to mean for you? can it really be kept in check? let's check in first with our friends dagen and sean to see what's coming up on the bottom line. >> we have a blistering hot show coming up with kellyanne conway coming to talk about politics and candidates getting into the presidential race and guy against on. dagen: tomi lahren and jason chaffetz and sean is back after he blew this voice out at the hog calling contest. >> good to be back. dagen: top of the hour. salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain

madisen barrieau roth: good old '76 cavalry marching band. damian: there you go.you, mr. p. how big of a deal is this, to be able to send your crew over to london for new year's eve celebration? ken ponticelli: wow, you know, just to get invited to go to an event as prestigious as the london new year's day parade is obviously a very big deal. we were blessed to be able to go back in new year's eve on--in 2010. and, man, to take the kids back then on a--and parents for that matter and the chaperones on a really a once-in-a-lifetime trip was just awesome and it was so memorable. and, you know, the entire trip was just one thing after the other, just nonstop just doing this and the other thing. and then be able to perform in front of, you know, hundreds and thousands of people on the streets of london and then to be telecast, you know, worldwide, million-some-odd-viewers, it was great. so when we got the opportunity to go back again--they emailed me actually about 3 or 4 years ago and wanted us to go in what would have been 2021, but we all know, you know, what happe

nick akerman, jessica roth, thank you both. stick around. we're going talk to you more about this next story. a federal judge today setting the date for e. jean carroll's next civil case against donald trump now that he has already been found liable for sexually abusing. what are you learning about the president's latest trial date and how it could conflict with all the other dates on the calendar. >> do you have calendar ready? this is going to crash the primary season, no question. but if we look at all of the legal cases that the former president is facing, he is going to trial. his company is going to trial in october over the new york attorney general civil lawsuit involving the company's financial statements. he sat for a deposition in that case. so that deposition will be played. it will become public. this is going to be something he'll have to contend with. and then just in january, a few months later, he will go on trial again in this e. jean carroll civil lawsuit. now he did not attend the last trial, and he did not testify. it re

look who's with us, congressman ryan fitzpatrick and carol roth. okay, congressman, we have a new gallup poll. 81% -- including democrats -- don't like the direction, they're unhappy with the direction the of america. 83%, economic conditions fair to poor. 76% believe the economy's getting worse. we've got big chains like macy's, coast coe, dollar general warning shoppers are pulling back on secret their spending, and now you've got thg and now you've got the white house not talking about inflation. congressman. >> yeah. it's -- well, i mean, there's a lot of causes to that. there's too much hyperpartisanship. obviously, speaking as a co-chair of the bipartisan bloc in congress, we believe in two-party solutions, we believe in approaching policies from a pragmatic position and not an ideologically purist position. but a lot of these challenges, i will tell you, we started to address in the bill that speaker mccarthy helped martial through the floor yesterday. big credit to him, by the way. i will point out that only addresses 11-12% or so of our bu

it's interesting to me because, you know, you talk about peter thiel's use of the roth ira loophole and which is, you know, a tax code loophole that allowed him to. are you going to explain it? tax free is a $4 billion tax free forever. yeah. so that seems like a cool hack, but i i just if you got billion dollars. right, exactly i was trying to figure out actually where to stash my $4 billion, but am i'm wondering, i mean, you that's not a cheat. but isn't that cheating? so it depends what we're talking about. it's not against the law. right. right. so. so follows the letter of the law it breaks the spirit. we can argue it's unethical. we can it's immoral. but so, so up to me, we have a set of rules. the tax code or, you know, the rules of basketball or the rules of football, rules of the game. and you're not breaking them. you're finding a loophole. so my favorite stories in the book 1970s some team shows up on the formula one race track with a six wheeled car and says you can't have a six wheeled car. and the team says pulls out the rulebook, says, well, show me. and it turns out that

there is no way of securing him from boots as roth potentially. but here we are in the morning mississippi, garden bus, occupying photo stall on dog, a major cities southern brush are those fall from the border with the grand and in the evening, already accepting these deals. my suspicion is that uh, something really, really went wrong for uh, regarding maybe expected some support from within the system. he expected maybe someone to come to come to use deed a big sign during keys much on moscow. he's, he's merciless, much anymore. march or most good bucks. this someone did not materialize, it didn't happen. and he had to accept some kind of deal to turn back. and let's turn our attention out of letting me put where does exactly he stand. i mean, his much lot of military has failed to take ukraine and his mercenary forces of rebuild against them as well. i think that this situation really weakened, loving that poor little nets off whether he had attached to the criminal, whether he's going to remain present to rush or whether something else is goin

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was just totally depends of the russia and leaving there is in no way of securing him from boots as roth potentially. but here we are in the morning mississippi garden was occupying 1st on dog, and they just sitting in southern brush. are those fall from the boy that was the grand and in the evening already accepting is the, my suspicion is that something really, really went wrong for the garden, maybe expected some support from, but then to put the system, he expected maybe someone to come to come to use 8 a big time during he's much on moscow he's, he's merciless, much remote monitoring, most good books. this someone did not materialize, it didn't happen. and he had to accept some kind of deal to turn back. but we still don't know the details and then not set them. we'll know the details any time soon . so where exactly does this lean think wagner troops will follow pretty goshen as well. it is an interesting question because the guardian also accepted immunity and lifting any kind of charges not only gives himself and he was accused by treason, all 3 of my boots i bought on behalf of

. >> perspective now from jessica roth, professor at the cordova school of law.found in favor of mis. carroll -- >> he's asserted this is a counterclaim to the amended complaint that he's filed in that other lawsuit that karen mentioned. she added new claims, alleging he further defamed her when he participated in the town hall and other forums, continued to deny he sexually assaulted her and assailed her character. when she filed that amended complaint, he had to file an answer to those new allegations. and it gave an opportunity to assert counterclaims, and that's what he did. given that a jury credited her testimony that he sexually assaulted her in that dressing room, there's very lilliway for him to argue that she said something false about that attack. so, what the counterclaim asserts is it's trying to split hairs between what the jury found he did affirmatively, that he sexually assaulted her and penetrated her essentially with his fingers, not his genitals, and her continuing to assert after the verdict that he had raped her. that's the very fine needle

in the same place, sanya roth, close the rudders , come on. dad, hello . hair falls from vasilkov's head, i'll powder you, you hear, i'll leave you without a penny of money. understood? clearly understood me where they could go, and where else to go there are borders, of course, hide, but without a map you can't get there. look carefully, there is frost, take it and eat after me. aivar, do you have a map? i have everything, let's go. come here. sit down well, let's show which way they left. we'll be going around here for a week. yes, i understand, but what should i do? okay, let's fix the radar, and in general, the ancient navigators were guided by the stars, however, here are the white nights. i believe in you, nothing will break through. we only teach rocket launcher and 12 rounds. maris papa has arrived. come here. well, what are you standing? you go. well, like seryozha nefedov made me an offer. and i agreed. frost come on, let's attack the smoked one. silly how do you know? from childhood, familiar in such a bastard turned and you yourself belyaev tel

he is the danger, david roth joins me now.e story of how the deep state save the nation and douglas london also joins me, a former cia chief overseeing south and southwest asia, author of the recruiter, spying in the lost art of american intelligence. thank you both for coming back on the show. david you made out quity not just document mishandling. how concerned are you that there were breaches, that this stuff got shared with the wrong people or taken by the wrong people from the bathroom for the storage closet? >> i'm very concerned because trump has a long pattern of treating classified information badly for months into his ministration he had the russian foreign minister and ambassador in his office. he shared classified information from a foreign ally with them. throughout his administration he tried to put his own people in charge of the intelligence community because he was more concerned with loyalty that he was with the ice city. and he regularly denigrated them including standing next to vladimir putin and i have th

move to roth iras. we have small window to get money out of taxable accounts, get them to roths.hat is big theme of this conference, charles. charles: you have to make the money but you have got to keep the money. david, why i love having you on. by the way we got your picks on the screen for those on radio. tesla, meta, acls as you mentioned before. well-have you on soon. >> thank you, charles. charles: coming up as well, my takeaway on the latest reason you have got to be in the stock market. it is the greatest money-making machine in the history of mankind with all of its warts. speaking of warts gamestop, gme. couple days ago we had danielle shay on could be a big potential short squeeze. yesterday the stock popped 5%. if you held on you're getting hammered today. danielle is nice enough to join us on the show with the latest action. say someone bought it. didn't scalp it yesterday, they're holding on, what would you suggest? >> charles when you look at this chart you needed earnings report to have a positive event to spin the stock higher. since that was not the case. it doe

fox news sunday" host stan bream bream, steve moore, chris swecker, economist david bahnsen, carol roth, "wall street journal"'s bill mcgurn, phil wegmann and columnist joe concha. president biden's gaffes are getting worse. nancy pelosi desperately trying to squash that, but polls show even democrat voters don't want biden to run again. plus, house gop still plans to censor congressman adam schiff after of the first push failed. and the mounting pushback nationwide against using your retirement savings for climate change and social justice and the growing number of biden cabinet members who face investigation. i'm liz macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: thanks for joining us tonight. now, the word impeachment increasingly heard around capitol hill. house gop members have their sights set on president biden. but others are being drawn into the bull's eye. fox news' aishah hasnie live on capitol hill with the story. >> reporter: good evening to you. there is about at least six names being floated on capitol hill right now by house republicans as they hook to puni

heather roth and payton washington were injured. r roth was released at the scene.tiple times. well, today washington is out of the hospital. officially a high school graduate. she tells "good morning america's" michael strahan what happened after that attack. >> i was trying to stay as calm as possible for the other people in the car. i could tell how sad and scared they were. the more calm you are, like, your body will stay calm as well. so i mean, of course, it was scary, but i wasn't gonna act like i was scared. >> so you're shot and you are keeping everyone else calm. >> i tried. i saw blood on my passenger's seat. i knew someone was bleeding. i didn't know where. whenever we pulled over and old the doors, i got to throw up, i was throwing up blood and i was like that's not normal. that's when i knew something somewhere was wrong. >> and washington says she does have permanent damage. however, she also plans to go back to cheerleading next month. she will be attending baylor university in the fall. wow. >> that's incredible. interesting when it happened her che

the field was doctrinal, super area in tennessee area, raises roth repealed out of state and in or in europe due to an unlucky ton of events. prerequisites for it never existed before the but here's the pre world war man. the u. k. ad colonies in africa, india, china. the commonwealth of australia, asia, north and south america. from said captain huff of africa are in the house of indo china. the belgium possessed congo. germany had colonies in africa, asia, south america, and see on you get to the established colonies or not, and direct trail and africa. the vote to go lucky bind, calling east several times its own size and population. the usa also kept up with your opinions and so by the 20th century, most of the world was divided between a few colonial nations. the lot was going on in the colonies as well known him, documented millions of ruined lives. slavery ruthless and remorseless. thanks a, a diplomat, professor of political ideas and also william melanson has studied units colonial system. and the reason for it to run is only one main thing is important for knox. as an intern

kenny polcari with us, carol roth with us. carol, do you think the fed notwithstanding and focused on issues, i can understand that, that this does build to the case if it proceeds along and the president, let's say, is found guilty on any one of these indictments that seem to be building up like, well, planes at newark international airport, that then it will become a concern? wall street abhors uncertainty, i get that, but it's not in effect now. >> yeah. i kind of feel like the market is again x market, they seem to be shrugging and just going whatever to almost every single thing. [laughter] i do think it's kind of the short-termism. they don't seem to be concerned about what's happening to trump, they don't seem to be concerned about sticky inflation, they don't seem to be concern about the credit situation, they don't seem to be concerned about government spending and what the refilling of the treasury general account or refinancing the debt later this year might do to the banks and what not. it just seems like there's n

president roth, help us.here didn't read through every nook and cranny of the long opinion yesterday from chief justice roberts. from your side of this issue, as the president of a school that's trying to put together a diverse class that represents the united states, what does this change for you? how do you now approach admissions? how are things different for you this morning than they were yesterday? >> well, the supreme court has sent a strong signal to colleges and universities and to the whole country that we should be following a color blind policy, while at the same time, the country is still racked by prejudice, discrimination obstacles put in front of people of color from a very young age. so this notion that we should have a color blind envelope for all our decisions flies in the face of the evidence we have, that some students have lots more advantages than others and that the country remains very much divided by race. so we have always followed an admissions policy that looks at race in context.

it just needs to be a roth account, not a traditional health savings account. doug opponents of this concept of defined contribution, comprehensive pre defined contribution as a way to finance referred to often as premium support have often demonized this as voucher izing medicare. i've heard this and over again, i mean, frankly, going all the way back, you know, the 1990s, you know with the bro thomas proposal and so on. how did how you respond to that criticism? well one it doesn't matter if it's a voucher. it depends what the voucher gets you can get you something really good and vouchers are fine. but but more to the point, i think at the time of the discussion, you know, 15, 20 years ago, the dominant medicare was the traditional fee for service program. and the contribution option looked radically different and unfamiliar and and it was easy to scare seniors with vouchers. medicare and privatizing it. all of things that have worked everywhere else in the economy. so now with medicare advantage, you have a subsidy from the government and private competitio

from beginning to end they gave manchester but not well, i don’t know, this is andrew roth, supposedly the newspaper, guardian i don’t know what’s here in moscow, but the fact is that here he gives out such reports, almost like e from there from rostov under the guise of such. and what about russian print journalists? yes? you understand vladimirovich, but at the same time, notice almost all of today's newspapers, yes, western ones came out with these photographs on the front pages, where rostovites. there they hug you , kiss you, and give it away, as you see, they supported it. yes, of course, no one writes that they saw them off. yes, they were pleased that wagner was leaving rostov. yes, but it is, of course, it is not necessary to write about this, definitely. it's not late at night in rostov that they kiss there all the time. and how we met in the country fine yes, but at the same time a wonderful city. yes, they are waiting. they certainly make all the headlines today. russia is on the edge. it's generally on the edge the abyss of russia, the split in russia, the cracks there in

how has this corruption and roth manifested itself into our everyday lives? international culture. into our ability to solve the problems we are facing. it has destroyed some of the key foundations of this country. a foundation built on equal protection in the belief that justice is blind. on the believe that you'll be held accountable if you commit a fraud of the magnitude that we have been discussing here today. on the belief that due process, justice, and constitutional rights are more than mere words. it has left a smoldering hot volcanic mess for the soul of this country used to be all because a few people in the fbi decided they wanted to destroy a political candidate ultimately a president and anyone associated with him. these folks sent out to destroy a presidential candidate in the fact is they detroit so much more that will be their ultimate legacy one casualty is america's faith in our institutions and the other is the erosion of a justice system that is supposed to apply equally to all americans but has been weaponized to protect their favorite fuel eat the clintons the

that is the sentiment expressed by foreign ministers through the aloft roth during a reception for the heads of diplomatic missions to celebrate africa, day of what you need. so they didn't need to have that as rusher in africa. strength in our positions as centers of a multi polar world. additional opportunities are opening up for the development of our ties. as true friends, we're developing cooperation on the basis of the quality, respect for international law and non interference in internal affairs rush. it provides honest assistance to the countries of the continent and strengthening their own sovereignty and ensuring security and economic growth. this is our fundamental difference from the collective west, which has not outlived its superiority complex and 6 to perpetuate its neo colonial practices. in this regard, i would like to express my gratitude to our african partners who did not allow themselves to be drawn into the into russian campaign and have taken a balance position in view of the european security crisis. was canyon politic level is done commentator 10, but serious

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so nadya roth, too, close the defender for me, please open the store. just arrived and i need groceries now. she arrived, and hold me two , i also found leopards. what do you want to eat, right? what are you girls? look, look how cool. excuse me ivanovich . i told you that i don't like it when people follow me. yes? it was he who said that we were on our way. let's help. and back off, you understand? yeah, the big film premiere of the olympic games in tokyo 1964 find competitions and even the college is worthy of honor. sports, where is your punch, huh? ha i popeinchenko. on the russia channel, this is 39-year-old eduard krivenko three times climbing this mr. universe main model vyacheslav zaitsev, without whom not a single fashion show of the legendary courier could do. he has in his hands a will for the entire inheritance. vyacheslav zaitsev all the details in our film. tomorrow at 16:30. i present to you but the owner of the village of the premier on the channel russia incineration plant. swing, for god's sake. i 'll help you, do you hear? i want us

now you purchased coal, which has ruled the government plans to deport asylum seekers to, to one to roth that assess the claims is unlawful. the court of appeal judges rule the one that has not provided enough safeguards to prove that it's a safe country between both of us, both london by a majority. this quote allows the appeal on the issue of whether land is a safe country. it's a ruling that human rights groups of welcome to starting to purchase governments entire scheme for deporting asylum seekers to run the into doubt. they just appeal was brought by the char to your solemn age intent asylum seekers all arrived in the u. k. by crossing english channel from phones, the key issue was whether rwanda was a safe food country to send them to the quotes on. so was notice reversed, a fire majority of 221 judge is a rule that if people were deported, 01 that they could bend be sent on to the country of origin where they faced persecution or other in humane treatment. even though they had a good case for a solid, much of the evidence in the appeal hearing came from the united nations refugee

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ve ladies and gentlemen welcome to the program, big government car theft, welcome diana bunch scott roth. >> ladies and gentlemen, thank you for coming to this today, big government car theft, we're honored to have two extinguished speakers. steve bradbury. dona jackson. a member of independent women's forum. we have mike mckenna. visiting fellow at heritage foundation and president of nwr strategy. this is such an important topic. today americans have the choice of electric vehicles or internal combustion engines. a new rule put out by epa would require 60% of new vehicle sales to be powered by electric to comply with the tail pipe regulation, that affects americans in in three-ways, cost, convenience and climate, electric vehicles are more expensive, some mean don't like high are cost. for some people, electric vehicles are less convenient, they have a more limited range and they don't have the ability to charge them overr night in their garages. and for some, in cold weather states, electric vehicles are not a good option, cold saps the battery of an electric vehicle, that is why ther

roth.by more 18.5%. which will be much higher and inflation and wage growth in the country. in general, the total increase in turnover will have a positive impact on incomes , almost 5 million people, and by 20.30 should grow in nominal terms, at least twice. , the shortage of personnel at enterprises is only growing , the emergence of modern production in the field of microelectronics of composite materials has led to the fact that so far only specialists teaches. yes, technical educational institutions are becoming more and more talked about this at the forum, but there are many specialists all over the country at once. they will not be able to release, and waiting means losing the initiative for production in the world does not stand still , and the very technological sovereignty of the company’s representatives in this hall, of course, understand what i am talking about the difficulties associated with the selection of employees with a shortage of personnel, therefore the first directio

from jessica roth, a former federal prosecutor who is now professor in new york. so just get, given that a jury already found in favor of miss carroll, what sort of legal standing does the former president have to bring the suit? >> well, he has asserted this as a counter claim to the amended complaint that she has filed in that other lawsuit that karen mentioned. she added new claims, alleging that he further defamed her when he participated in the cnn town hall, and in other forums continued to deny that he had sexually assaulted her and assailed her character. so, when she filed that amended complaint, he had to file an answer to those new allegations. and it also gave him the opportunity to assert any counterclaims. and that's what he did. now, given that a jury credited her testimony that he sexually assaulted her in that bergdorf goodman dressing room, there is very little league way for him to argue that she said something false about that attack. so, what the counterclaim asserts is that it's really trying to split hairs between what the jury found he did,

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crawford flashing some leather here, bc roth lays out to rob a hit and end the game.s win 8-5. saves our tie for the most in the national league. >>> blue jays and oakland, lights up the scoreboard quick. a's lead 3-0 after the first inning. james got the start and gave the a's a chance. he strikes out eight but does give up four runs over six innings of work. e.r.a. is down to 3.66 in the past month. the game was still tied at 4 into the ninth about you that changes with one swing of the bat. a solo shot to left for the game winner. a's win 5-4 to win the eight game losing streak. oakland is 20-58 on the season. >>> draft day for the warriors was huge. chris paul is coming to the bay area in a trade to send jordan poole to wizards. warriors added two new rockies. trace jackson davis from indiana and from santa clara. warriors selected him 19th overall after an incredible sophomore season at santa clara university. the coplayer of the year is stat sheet stuffer. this is the second year in a row a bronco has been drafted in the first round. last year it was thunder gua

party that the house speaker cannot simply suggest that a former president who is twice impeached and roth has been indicted in a multiple times, may not be the strongest candidate for your party? >> well, speaker mccarthy is of course trying to hold his coalition together and whenever you look at what he has said, eagerly spoke with a quiet truth that there is an understanding among the republicans that we are in great shape for 2024 unless donald trump is leading the ticket, and that could cause us to lose both of the white house, but also look at the races down-ticket. we need independent voters, we need the suburban moms, we have to be able to go after those and if somebody is leading the trick it, that energizes the other side. you cannot -- you cannot only lose the white house, but you can also lose a lot of other elections from senate to house members on down the ticket. so this is really important that the base, as they are doing and understands that we have got to have a leader that represents tech character, integrity, national voice, and someone that can reach out beyond simply

you will say to them that i have an idea that if you say for decades in the future in this roth ira account an incentive and major contribution. you say if you put 5% of your pay in, i will put 5% of your pay in. it's a great way to really help to experiment with the idea of savings, investing. you can look at compound interest calculators to show them how much their money could grow. that is my advice. >> good advice, always. thank you so much and definitely important conversations that with your kids to set them up on the right path for the future. >>> it is game-time. the nuggets take the 2 to 1 series in the nba final against the heat. >>> the debate continues in nevada for the possible stadium for the a's. to break it down and more i'm joined by the former sports executive that will be with me in a second. we have a lot to talk about with the nuggets beating the heat. thank you for waking up early to hang out with us and we are so excited to talk with you this morning. let's dive in and talk about the nba with the nuggets beating the heat , 109-94 to take the lead in the finals and now