rusty, rusty knows i go to him about 5:30 in the morning every day to say what the heck and i came toh a big what the heck after oil did not go up appreciably after the attacks. can you explain to people what you told me. >> yeah, basically three things going on first of all we've got six million barrels a day of production we didn't have the last time this occurred so 2011, the whole libya thing happened we had a withdrawal from the strategic petroleum reserve and this is the first time it's a big deal happened since then, 6 million barrels a day more production and that means that we're just insulated from this sort of thing. but the saudis have helped too the saudis have basically integrated downstream a lot more refineries, a lot more petrochemical plants and more storage and means they're more resilient. when this happened they could react and basically keep the damage under control and then there's a the global market global market is simply tamped down growth is not what it used to be we got our trade war going on and there's a lot of surplus storage in the market right now. af

salinas, 97—93 to adams and 95—95 afterwards the two time 0lympic champion admitted she was a bit ‘ring rustyring and offered the mexican a rematch. let's have a look at some of the day's other sports stories. and there was a surprise pace—setter in second practise for the russian grand prix — red bull's max verstappen led the way in sochi, ahead of ferrari's charles leclerc. lewis hamilton was fourth quickest. there was a motorsport theme in the lpga where four of the holes on the course at indianapolis, are actually inside the famous indy 500 track. england's bronte law isjust starting her second round, she was two shots off the pace overnight. and a spectacular round over the st andrews 0ld course put england's matthewjordan at the top of the leaderboard in the alfred dunhill links championship — his 64 included six birdies and an eagle. ireland will take on the hosts of the rugby union world cup — japan tomorrow morning — kick off in tokyo is at 8:15 uk time. but ireland will be withoutjonny sexton — who has a slight thigh strain and therefore won't be risked at fly—half. jack carty takes

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in the rain barrel, get them rusty. >> stephen: the rain barrel?ey would dip them in the saltwater taffy vat." ( laughter ) is this what kids were doing in the early '60s? because i think we need to reevaluate how bad "screen time" is. (as parent) "little timmy has been watching a lot of youtube, but he has not cut a bitch in months!" ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: six of one, half dozen of the other, you know. >> stephen: now, i know what you're thinking, you're thinking "how did this story end?" and, also, "did this story end?" it did. biden apologized, corn pop accepted, and they joined up to ballet-fight their real enemies, the sharks and jets. ( laughter ) pow! pow! ( piano riff ) ( cheers and applause ) crazy boy! easy! easy, corn pop! ( cheers and applause ) i like a lot of what joe biden says. all this sounds too insane to be true, but the former mayor of wilmington, delaware, confirmed corn pop was the real person, saying he was real as the moon in the sky. does everyone in this story sound like they're in a frank capra movie

is the queen of dystopia is just another every way it's all in the book a prize to show is salmond rusty his novel key shots. which we can read he just hit shelves this is a bowl the reinterpretation of servant is classic don quixote. publisher's promises promise but this is a don quixote for the modern age except in this version he's not chasing windmills he is chasing a t.v. star that he's fallen in love with now the 1st reviews of this book say that this is rush doing rushdie they say the act is getting old he's getting lazy obviously the jury didn't feel that they clearly think that he is living up to his reputation and that's why he deserves to be on the list now those of course are the biggest names on the list there are 4 others that are not yet as big but maybe they'll soon be household names as well and one of them actually who will be getting a lot more attention soon is the turkish. shuffle living in exile in london his mall. today author elif suffolk cause london home. the turkish writer left her own country behind to escape the political situation better. may have come to en

us haven't noticed that they are the latest that used information around the clock on our website rusty w. dot com follow us on twitter at steve don't you have a good. literature invites us to see people in particular. like to see as the kids find strength. might. work a friend. to do the books on youtube. entering the conflict zone with tim sebastian. i'll be challenging those in power asking tough questions demanding. as conflicts intensify i'll be meeting with kid players on the ground in a sense as a. coaching through the rhetoric holding the powerful to account past the conflict zone. conflict zone with jim sebastian thrun d.w. . from china would love to be a opens its brand new deep sea port and wolf is back many are asking how dependent is this country now on goodwill from beijing which built and financed the poll. also on the show are german and iranian scientists have found a clever new solution for cleaning up oil spills and pollution and see. the way to get around to on the city is the motorcycle taxi now that should be going electric because a ban is just around the corner.

. >> rusty, anthony michael hall, says the episode has a few easterings referencing his other '80s filmsy've been so kind to do homages to "weird science" and "16 candles." >> my character, he's kind of a nerdier guy and anthony michael hall, he played all these different characters. he became, just, like, thislike hope that i can become this cool dude. >> what was the name of that? >> you know what, i had no idea that were zebras in arizona. >> zebras are the piranhas on the sand. >> but here's what making us a little sad. the final season of "modern family" premieres tonight, bringing 11 years of the sitcom to a close. >> i'm going to be crying the whole season. >> come on in, guys. >> and "survivor" is ready. "island of the idols" premieres tonight, with lots of new twists, including bringing back two past winners to shake things up. >> you can never master it, but we can make your game better. >> and these two know a thing or two about reality competition scholes. nikki and artem are here. time for me to get a grill. it's over a year now? >> no -- >> no,>> it will be a year of >> but

the first time they tried it, they had to delay a little bit because the machines were a little rustythink they are on it now. are there other changes that may come in the form of regulatory changes, bank reserves? more structural things can be done here. we understand there are not currently enough reserves? peter: two of natural things could be done. turns out may be reserves are not as abundant as we thought were, so the fed will need to put them on an upward trajectory to accommodate -- growing economy needs more money. that would be one fairly obvious thing to do. provide more reserves. the other would be to have a more permanent facility where a permanent standing repo facility would become a ceiling to take care of those spikes. people could always borrow from the fed by posting their treasuries anytime they wanted. scarlet: our thanks to peter coy. appreciate you spending some time and explaining this. monday on bloomberg television and radio, we speak with the former new york fed president bill dudley. we will get his take on what is happening in the repo market, and much mor

the animal is chained to an old rusty car and liable to be made in stew that night. along and made him immortal. he's probably seeing himself for the very first time in the reflection of my lens filter. so that's what you're seeing there. soledad: such a beautiful, beautiful photo. you are now well into your second decade of this project with heading to 10,000 animals photographed. when do you think you'll be done? when does the project end? joel: well, there are between 12,000 and 15,000 species in human care globally. we're nearing 10,000 after 13 years. so another 10 years. we have to go farther to get fewer but to get those last 2000 from home another 10, 15 years, i think. and then that'll be about it. i hope. soledad: the book is beautiful. it's called "the photo ark vanishing: the world's most vulnerable animals." go to natgeo.com and take that save together pledge. thank you, joel. appreciate it. joel: thank you. >> coming up next, bewildered by brexit? you're not alone. our guide to understanding the political drama gripping the united kingdom. plus, the uni

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showed us, by taking a few million dollars away from the defence budget that he wants, he can build a rusty wall with it. how about the democrats taking a few million dollars from the defence budget and giving it a billion to each city in this country, and help what we need here? that is it. thank you. i ran out of time again. sorry. >> thank you for holding the microphone. mr. president, i will let you make the last call. >> thank you. seeing no other speakers, public comment is now closed. madame clerk, please call the before adoption without committee agenda. items 21 through 24. [reading items] >> would any of my colleagues like to sever any items? seeing none, madame clerk, let's see, why don't i just say same house, same call? with no objection -- >> mr. president, apologies, we do need a roll call. >> okay. that is correct. roll call, please. >> on items 21 through 24,. [roll call] there are 11 aye. >> the resolutions are adopted on the motion is approved unanimously. please read the in memoriam his, if any. >> i have not report. >> colleagues, that brings us to the end of our agenda

afterwards the two—time olympic champion admitted she was a bit ‘ring rusty‘ after a year out and offered sunshine in the forecast this weekend, there is also further wet and windy weather, particularly across england and wales, through this evening, overnight and into tomorrow. some heavy rain falling onto already saturated ground, so we could see some flooding in places. gales too, so the potential for some travel disruption. and it's all tied in with this bank of cloud in the atlantic, heading its way towards us. that's associated with an area of low pressure and its frontal systems. and we have another area of low pressure to the north—east of the uk, pulling away through this morning, still bringing some outbreaks of rain across the eastern side of scotland and northern england. that will slowly start to pull away, and behind it most of us will see some spells of sunshine. still a scattering of showers, they could become a little bit more frequent through the day across northern parts of wales, into the midlands, the far south of northern england, ahead of our heavy rain arriving int

they take out this rusty screw begun, and hopefully you have one of these. >> there is one at the neighborhoodport center. >> at the neighborhood support center. you're going to wrap this plastic around this board, take your screw. and then screw that in. >> you need a permit for this? >> you do need a permit for this. and you can contact the former head building inspector to get that permit. that's it. now when the wind blows, it's tight and it's not going to pull through, having a single point of contact. >> great. what about this door? take a look at this door. what can you do? let's say it doesn't shut tight. what can you do? >> for the sake of argument, we're on the inside. i can't lock my door at night. i have a very similar, very similar idea. i'm going to take my 2 by 4. i can put it across the jamb in the door. one. two. maybe i want another one up here, maybe another one down there. but i can go to sleep. and that quickly, i can get it off in the morning. >> terrific. what about the roof up here? we see people throw blue tarps over their roof after an earthquake. that seems reasonabl

bags german has gotten a little rusty so he's posted a reminder on the door to speak more in his mother tongue. this leads out into another courtyard and then out to the front so really the entrance you can take photos of this window that's where you get your views are parrots. and. i started spending more time in new york sold that became home. in los angeles of course at the front of them so it's a kind of triangle together with paris one of the more that i alternate between them at least twice a month it's like having a kind of extended city. he finds terms like world citizen or cosmopolitan pretentious ultimately he feels at home wherever he's taking pictures. of the day for many of the. i don't feel like a new yorker and definitely not french i didn't mean that in a disparaging way. but i don't feel french. through the. air over half of our american a family thing but not really and you always do feel like the kid from discord and i don't think that's ever going to change. lives back has his own library of art related books a dozen alone by art historian van ash piece. the goods on

salinas, 97—93 to adams and 95—95 afterwards the two time 0lympic champion admitted she was a bit ‘ring rustynal cricket because of her ongoing issues with anxiety. she previously took a break from the game in 2016, before winning the world cup with england a year later. taylor has three times been named the world's best women's t20 player, and she's second on england's women's list of run—scorers. plenty more on the bbc sport website including build up to ireland's game against hosts japan at the rugby world cup tomorrow morning. that's all the sport for now. if you do get some clear skies in the next few hours, you may be treated in the north to the northern lights. but the story really is one of cloudy skies for the majority. we have had some really intense showers during the course of friday, we have saturday some low pressure building up saturday some low pressure building up and we have rain anyway moving across northern ireland into parts of mainland uk as well. through the rest of the night. so it is very u nsettled rest of the night. so it is very unsettled picture, we are due anothe

. >> brad rusty, city attorney's office. two clarified the motion to make clear for the property owner, once a board makes its decision on this case, there is no procedure for the appellant to come back to the board and request reconsideration. just to make clear if the motion >> thank you for clarifying that >> so in that case, i would just have to stay with the uphold and assess cost. >> so the motion from commissioner marsh is to uphold the order of abatement and assess the cost on the basis that it was properly issued. >> correct. i believe it was seconded. >> thank you. we have a motion and a second. i will do a roll call vote. [roll call] >> the motion carried unanimously. our next item is item e., general public comment. general public comment for items that are not on the event -- bent -- abatement appeals board agenda. seeing none, item f., adjournment. is there a motion to adjourn? >> moved to adjourn. >> second? are all commissioners in favor? >> aye. we are now adjourned and we will take a five or ten minute rece

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and now, he's making the argument that his tough, if rusty trade policies will pay dividends. >> the unions benefit the nonunions benefit. everybody benefits. it brings it back to fairness. >> there is no question union membership has been declining now accounting for one in ten workers nationwide. in a close election, that can make all the difference. a good reminder for this labor day. ox news. >>a beloved cafe and pie shops has closed its doors. owners say its operating cost has increased substantially in the last identify years as the shop became very popular. mission pie says it has paid higher than average wages and full benefits. managers still had trouble providing employers who could afford to live in the city. >>> san francisco's fog cam remains in operation. a student project in 1994. organizers previously announced that they were shutting it down at the end of august. but public outcry prompted the university to agree to save and maintain it. >>> 5:19. no fog. it has been pretty darn hot. we'll check in with steve. >> it's been record-setting hot for august. we'll take a

it's the attention to detail he said, for example, thele razor rusty is to put it in a rain barrel.e got indoor plumbing. you think you can run it under the facet. in fact, you have to have an actual rain barrel. the details ofth this antidote are brilliant. they shouldth be teaching it. >> tucker: rain barrel. now you are making me like him.. mark steyn, great to see you. thank you. >> thanks a lot, tucker. >> tucker: some in the democratic party are upset that voters are beginning to suspect that democrats want to confiscate guns. where did voters get that idea? we have the answer after the break. ♪[upbeat music] ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun transitions™ light under control™ new transitions™ gen 8™ lenses are now faster than ever. and learn more at transitions.com >> tucker: when it comes down to it almost nobody likes beto o'rourke. he's been stuck below 5% for months. tells you something about america. in a desperate last chance for relevance, he decided to drop the pretense for guns. he is for sending cops to your house to seize y

corn pop was waiting for biden with a rusty razor but joe biden had his own weapon. a wooden stick? was it b, nail studded nunchucks or was it c a chain? susan? >> c, chain. >> tucker: you think it's a chain. did he bring a chain to a straight razor fight? >> used to be chain that went across the deep end. cut off the six foot fold up you walk out with that chain and i walk to the car and say you may cut me, man, but i'm going to wrap this chain around your head. >> wow. >> face down corn pop. susan knew that. >> i knew it too. i just didn't hit the buzzer. >> street fight. >> i always bring a chain. i bring an iphone chuck it at somebody. >> tucker: wise man. question four, this question is multiple choice. a woman in california was dreaming, she said, about being trapped on a train when she swallowed something very valuable. what did she swallow as she slept? was it a a diamond necklace? was it b, a gold tooth? was it c an engagement ring? >> brett larson? >> it was c an engagement ring. >> tucker: i would have guessed the grill. that's just me. was it c an engagem

both teams came back rusty as you might imagine. huskies go the a field goal.l's camryn bynum picking off the pass. unfortunately for cal they would do nothing with that turnover. later in the quarter, washington adds to the lead. ahmed 21 yards and that's 10-0 huskies at last check. the bears just scored, it's 10-3 in the second quarter. >>> san jose state's 1-0 looking to surpass last year's win total against tulsa. shamari brooks, 140 yards rushing, scored this nine-yard touchdown run, 7-0. second quarter, josh love, 23-yard strike. 17-10 game at the half. tulsa, 256 yards on the ground and three scores. t.k. wilkerson pounds it in. tulsa wins 34-16. >>> a.b, how did we get there, the timeline? we'll talk about that later in sports. >> it never ends. >> it's calmed down for a couple of hours. check your phones. >> did you call grandma yet to find out her reaction? >> she was happy. >>> much more to come. the details president trump revealed about a secret meeting with taliban leaders. >>> the maker of oxycontin could be filing for bankruptcy. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪

so the sailors let the real wheels rest on the rusty rajon. they usually try and get as many customers as possible on board ignoring say. with an old engine and a very strong current piloting the ferry is tricky. thank . you but i'm a gun. control going to showboat looking for in the bill thank the ferries no longer being pulled. and begins to drift. it's dangerously close to the banks of the river. the steering cable is finally repaired and. at the last moment the pilot manages to safely guide the ferry across i. get as you know the owner of the truck and once he's paid off the hire the fuel and the food this trip will hardly make enough to live a. few if any of us on can come into the middle. yeah i mean doing a full name. just because i think that's what i was going to say on the. basis that if. after 3 days and 445 kilometers edg it completes the 1st stage of his journey a river around town. isolated and near the brazilian border the small town grew as a result of the rubber gold and timber industry. today 100000 people live in these muddy

. >> i've got a rusty old heap of a car. it's yours for 15,000 pounds. i'm sure he will just take it without looking at it any further. but when this house was presented with a withdrawal agreement by the previous administration, i obviously voted against it because i felt it was a lousy, rotten deal. i don't need to put those objects further tonight. but there's others and i'm looking at them. i'm looking at those many others who voted against that deal and now defunct withdrawal agreement because of pure harty politics. let me make progress. they claim they wanted a deal. as we know that withdrawal agreement gave homage to the e.u. that many of them now seem to crave. what is now clear, mr. speaker? this house would not agree a deal even if it were gold plated. this house no longer reflects the will of the people of this country. >> shepard: so the biggest problem at this moment is the backstop with northern ireland. the european union says if this stuff doesn't go well with you, great britain, we still have to have a way to get stuff and people in and

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corn pop was waiting for biden with a rusty razor, but joe biden had his own weapon. nunchucks, or was it see, a chain? susan. >> chain. >> tucker: chain. if you think it's a chain? did he bring a chain to straight razor flight? >> they used to be a chain that went across. who cut off the 6-foot length of chain, he pulled it up and says you walk out with that chain and you walked in the car and said you may cut me, but i'm going to wrap this chain around her head. yeah. >> tucker: face down corn pop. but susan knew that. i'm impressed. apparently it works. >> i knew it too. >> tucker: still here to tell the details. >> the chamber >> i bring anri iphone, i just chuck it at somebody. >> tucker: wise man. question four, this one is multiple-choice. a woman in california was dreaming, she said, about being trapped on a train when she swallowed something very valuable, what did she swallowed as she slept? was at a diamond necklace? was it a golden tooth? was it an engagement ring? brett larson. >> it was an engagement ring. >> tucker: and engagement ring -- i would have g

aaron rodgers was rusty. no pre season, mitch trubisky was even worse. they worried sacks 5 times and it was just as painful to watch. it was a defensive battle with both teams struggling to move the ball this tweet says it all. >>first and 40 for it. penalties does it take to go back that far tweet me up when it's over actually i slept through. >>the whole nfl sunrise and when i woke up the final was packers 10 to 3. i thought it was a baseball score in fact, the baseball star was actually better. >>with a 7th inning. meantime the giants blew up they lost to the cardinals tend to nothing not the best way to ride on in this series tonight with the dodgers. >>serena williams will once again face a young in in the us open final the 38 year-old super mom will play 19 year-old canadian bianca andreescu she's even younger than naomi osaka was last year when she upset that serena had another commanding win in her semifinal match yesterday. williams was sensational dominating a top 5 opponent who had yet to drop a set this tournament. and as soon as serene as f

aaron rodgers was rusty. no pre season, mitch trubisky was even worse. they worried sacks 5 times and it was just as painful to watch. it was a defensive battle with both teams struggling to move the ball this tweet says it all. >>first and 40 for it. penalties does it take to go back that far tweet me up when it's over. >>actually i slept through the whole nfl sunrise and when i woke up the final was packers 10 to 3. i thought it was a baseball score in fact, the baseball actually better. >>the a's beat the angels 10 to 6 with a 7th inning. explosion meantime the giants blew up they lost to the cardinals 10 and it had nothing. >>not the best way to ride on in this series tonight with the dodgers. >>serena williams will once again face a young in in the us open final the 38 year-old super mom will play 19 year-old canadian bianca andreescu she's even younger than naomi osaka was last year when she upset is that serena had another commanding win in her semifinal match yesterday. williams was sensational dominating a top 5 opponent who had yet to drop a se

it's the attention to detail he said, for example, the way you make the straight raiser rusty is to putyou think you can run it under the facet. in fact, you have to have an actual rain barrel. the details of this antidote are brilliant. they should be teaching it. >> tucker: now you are making me like him. mark steyn great to see you. thank you. >> thanks a lot, tucker. >> tucker: some in the democratic party are upset that voters are beginning to suspect that democrats want to confiscate guns. where did voters get that idea? we have the answer after the break. ♪ >> tucker: when it comes down to it almost nobody likes beto o'rourke stuck below 5% for months. tells you something about america. in a desperate last chance for relevance he pretense for guns. is he for sending cops to your house so seize your firearms. >> are you proposing taking away their guns and how would this work? >> i am if it's a weapon that was designed to kill people on a battlefield hell, yes, we are going to take your ar 15, your ak 47. >> well, people were shocked within a year or two mark our words beto's posi

. >> it's not a good idea but in desperation two are they rusty? >> if it's between now and or dying i would go for that. kennedy: i have seen on survivor you can take a couple of t-shirts and strain water that we. >> reporter: you can also chlorinated. the cdc has a lot of information on how to prepare for hurricane. >> why are we so obsessed with watching hurricanes? >> it really is a fascination. is it i'm so glad it's not happening to me? it's like the old jj. >> we always have some shop but humans are drawn to drama. we are probably genetically evolutionary prone to be fascinated by weather to be on guard for but humans love drama. what is a plague except crazy people acting crazy. yes, people are drawn to that stuff and anything out of the ordinary we get a little bit of reward from that. kennedy: i am all about reason peoples dopamine system. >> today you're doing it very well. >> reporter: there you go. coming up thank you so much. >> between joe biden scroll sigh and i do have this year i have to ask you, what's going on. >> the -- and rid

and they have been arguing about how to replace the rusty bridge for years. has the full support of the president, congress has been reluctant to financially commit to the more than $2.6 billion price tag for a brand new bridge. it's a hot topic in these parts. especially right here, at 55 krc, a local talk radio station. >> we're talking the bridge, how to pay for it. is it a problem? if you're a commuter that drives on it every day, my in studio guest today wants to know we have a huge one here that has national implications. >> there's no shortage of people who call into the morning show to complain about this bridge. it's falling apart, and it has no emergency shoulder. a fender bender away from carmagedon. it carries more than 160,000 cars a day, double what it was built to accommodate in 1963. >> mark, thank you for calling. welcome to the morning show. >> hi. thanks. i started out a quarter after seven this morning. i just got to work if that tells you anything about the morning commute. >> and -- >> an hour and 15 minutes. >> that's not that far. >> w

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