semin: thank you for having me.ve seen a significant pullback in energy commodities and we are watching the measures announced to by governments. we are seeing headline inflation prints stabilize around current levels. in the u.s., we are expecting a pullback to an 8% handle on the headline cpi but we don't believe core cpi inflation pressures will remain in place and the same for u.k. and europe. we are seeing peak-ish prints. francine: overall, if you look at the composition of inflation in the u.k. and europe and over the weekend there were rumors that god's promise is charging less for power in germany than elsewhere in europe, how do you see that dichotomy developing between the eurozone and the u.k.? semin: what we are seeing now is the energy crisis being handled through an active policy space and that is a big difference. in europe, we have seen a number of countries introduce policy measures. the european commission is looking at measures. there is a meeting on that and they are discussing caps on prices. l

the image of the seminal land is not fernando. this is billy bo leg himself, for who this town is named. a multi generational leadership of the community. this is bow legs town, jackson arrives in st. mark's. he arrests booster and are it not. he executes associates. as he continues -- they does happen to be for the most prominent examples. fernando is a member of one of the gangs. when jackson realizes that fernando is an enslaved man and owned by the sitter's family and st. augustine, jackson does not have fernando executed. jackson knows nothing about censorious is. jackson's enslaved. he needs a services. fernando is a blacksmith, he worked as a carter. we had a number of skills that were in demand. as the commanding officer of the u.s. infantry of this region, jackson has the power to come commandeer in layman to support the working of the military. fernando was commandeered to the u.s. senate infantry. this is an 18 inch and and the early part of it. when jackson time in florida comes to an end in 1819, he returns to the her

basically the this was the seminals that made this necessary the seminal indians inhabiting the territories of spain have for more than two years past visited our frontier settlers with all the horrors of savage massacre help us women have been butchered and the cradle stained with blood of innocence these atrocities. it was expected would have easily attracted the attention of the spanish government and faithful existing treaties that for speeding measures that would have been adopted for their suppression. so kind of this wasn't just trying to add an extra star to the flag. this was this was just it just happened which is an interesting. way of seeing this foil that against you know the history from the seminal tribe on their own website, there are description of these events. is that us officials angry that the spaniards could not ask the english or control the indians were particularly incensed by the protection and shelter the seminoles offered to african slaves, which doesn't even come up in the newspaper article. these freedom seekers had been finding refuge in spanish, florida for o

why did you put this moron behind semin to watch? you yourself said to put it, and i did it. don't you have your own brains? what to do now , where are the mongols now to look? drugs to anzhelika's apartment where did you get her address from the information security service stepanych you yourself ordered to wiretap your mac's phone with a safron. well, an hour ago, angelica called macintosh and in a conversation she mentioned an sms from the artist, the men punched her. and what is there , of course, vostochnaya 9, apartment 5, second floor, go. what we're looking for and you'll credit it, i don't understand what you're talking about drugs and for a very long time. if, of course, we find ourselves. i don't understand what you are talking about. late max what can i say? pushed she hit the fireplace. well, yes, that seems to be the case. fingerprints have you already found his replacement, hold on to the artists. go get ready. on east street in the ninth house filled up. here well, at least then. where is the product, where did the cops take it, probably at the apartment? when

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continue to rise today even as the storm is passing is basically a 500 year flood event and i know seminal massive assets there. people need to understand, there. people need to understand, the storm is having huge impacts across the state and some of the flooding you're going to see in areas, hundreds of miles from where this made landfall, i going to set records and that's going to obviously be things that will need to be responded to. we have massive amounts of food and water in the area. we will probably have close to 300 truckloads of food and water in the area today. fortunately, most of our school districts will be able to reopen on friday or monday. lee county is in a difficult situation. charlotte, we are going to work with them and see when they can get back to their feet but the damage has been so extensive that it is a very difficult situation. we have received a major disaster declaration for nine counties but we do expect more. i spoke with the president this morning and he offered support. i thanked him for this but because of the store moving inland and causing a lot of pot

in addition to your book, you wrote about two seminal books about the region.as called river of earth. what would people get in these books and why do you think they are seminal works about appalachia? >> there is a reason why when i was packing up my double back and leaving the mothership in louisville to travel to hazard to start my tenure as the eastern kentucky reported that the editors made sure i had copies of those two books with me to read. which i read very quickly and was painful that i did. this will really help contextualize 120 year history. i think it talked about the general poverty and those challenges. even though the book was written half a century ago, there is still applicability to it. i got to cover james tells us memorial service. that was an amazing experience, to see other people that came out and knew him, who loved his work. those books, if you want a trilogy, i would say those three books would be good starting points. >> is there any ongoing reliable reporting coming out of the region today? >> one thing that i have seen in the past

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county— flood event, and i know seminal county has _ flood event, and i know seminal county has donetion 's. we're going to see — county has done evacuation 's. we're going to see a lot of images about the destruction that was done in southwest florida. people should understand this storm is having broad _ understand this storm is having broad impacts across the state and some _ broad impacts across the state and some of— broad impacts across the state and some of the flooding in areas, hundreds— some of the flooding in areas, hundreds of miles from where this made _ hundreds of miles from where this made landfall are going to set records — made landfall are going to set records. that's going to obviously be things— records. that's going to obviously be things that will need to be responded to. 0ur correspondent azadeh moshirir updated us on the aftermath of the storm from st petersburg in florida. it's been downgraded to a tropical storm, that doesn't mean the danger is over. here in a place like tampa bay, the danger is now more mainland, towards fort myers and naples. that's where

they say that some men really lived at semin’s, but no one talked to them, showed them, no one identifiedeople. show the identikit, you will know something, call. what you? we found a mongolian. well, where was he hiding on the outskirts in private houses. wu tan today, who is this gray mouse doing drugs. in general, the mongol from her boilers she had and they banged her ear. and where are they now, so who would know, can tie her up and pump her properly. don't even think about it, leave the ace, then follow him. at his homework well, yes, there he is, he will rob a food stall today. so what, and the fact that he and hera are not bosom friends, and you think he will betray hera so easily. why not, if he is caught red-handed? well, just try to dress don't climb. uh huh take it with one of the operatives, understand? drink a beer, tell me who betrayed me. why did you get betrayed yesterday today? who do you think i am? yes, a normal man, to whom he grows up or am i mistaken and what do you want from me? where is hera now you know, no, i have no idea well? chief chief chief. and what about

russia gentami is waiting for a meeting with him; here is a hypertensive crisis and actress tamara semin, who has her own plans for her grandfather vanga oh ivan beach. here i am, new tests, new prophecies. and most importantly, the wait is worth it just remember about ukraine here 17. what will happen to zelensky on september 17 , think volodya today at 6:00 pm on ntv you are a super new season today at 22:20 on ntv how are you what are you calling sleep is bad for recovery memory reduction fatigue. benefit in every order. who are you? how many of you in the post office bank are waiting for you in cash at only 5.5% per annum. and where are the guarantees of the community with age, changes in vision can change the usual things taufon is designed to nourish the restoration and youthfulness of the eyes. taufon triple action for a clear look. themselves are charged free of charge only in megafon it becomes more profitable every month for free switch to megafon now many are putting life on pause due to rising prices from loans to sovcombanks. magnet cosmetics caring means loving panty liners

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 artificial intelligence and started with machine translation efforts. - [shivani] the ability for a computer system to carry on a spoken dialogue with a person has been a longstanding goal of artificial intelligence research from its inception. - and it turns out this is a challenge because when you speak, what you say, really depends othe context in which you say it. - [shivani] another challenge is the meaning of words can change depending on how they're delivered. - so one example is the contrast between saying "that's fabulous" and "that's fabulous." also when we have a conversation, we mark paragraphs at the beginning with a rise in intonation and a fall at the end. so there's a whole way the speech signal tells you sothing about the coext and something about the intended meaning. - [shivani] barbara's early research led to methods for programming computers, to understand the me

whom once he had already saved his life, you become president, and here is the hypertensive crisis seminhas wang wearing her plans, new tests, new prophecies. and most importantly, the expectation is only to remember about ukraine in 2017, what will happen to zelensky on september 17th. think volodya today at 6:00 pm on ntv new season tomorrow at 21:40 on ntv against pain in muscles and joints, it contains the highest dosage of a substance for pain and inflammation and a special component for better penetration into the focus of pain pentalgin extragir is designed to combat pain , inflammation in muscles and joints large packaging at a bargain price, the savings business presents a business card with a cashback; i like everything to be on the shelves and expenses are also fast without problems. and cashback is always, by the way, a client from the verbiznes. pay for purchases with a business card and get a 7% cashback sber business with us each second entrepreneur. now many are putting life on pause due to rising prices with a sovcombank loan, make important purchases at today's prices a

of the seminal crime of watergate the break-in in june of 1972.pes nixon walks pretty simple and this is a interpretation endorsed by some of the leading historians of the watergate scandal including stanley cutler. who wrote one of the finest books about watergate and its history no tapes nixon walks. so why does this persist? why does the heroic journalist interpretation of watergate persist in light of? the posts principles dismissing this notion sometimes in pretty crude terms why does it exist when it's pretty clear that there was a lot of forces a raid against richard nixon? in the watergate investigation why does it live on? it's a convenient shorthand for explaining the scandal. okay. watergate was a big-time scandal. woodward and bernstein for the post investigated they uncovered the misconduct in the corrupt practices of the nixon administration forcing the president to resign it's a very neat and tidy shorthand. for explaining the scandal and that is emblematic of most media myths neat tidy simplistic. and easy explanation for a much br

had already saved his life, you become the president's face, and here is the hypertensive crisis of semin, who has her own plans for her grandfather vanga ivanovich, new tests, new prophecies. and most importantly, the expectation is only to remember what will happen to zelensky on the seventeenth september. researched and fortunately no one marafetel drinks from the point of view of microbiology, the contents of all bottles and cans are also ideal. as a result, all beer drinks passed the tests perfectly. so you can choose between them only, focusing on your preferences about taste and color. just when choosing, you should not forget that there is no safe dose of alcohol to become the winner of the rubric. you can only be honest, doing your job and cherishing customers. just like the team, our consumer supervision values ​​the trust of viewers. here what kind of beer drinks in general and what does this mean, and how to choose them and which ones are better? which ones are worse? i now know, but to them or maybe even with him to them and with them. let's cook. yes cooking cook pork. i hav

semin we are a part of the universe, of course, and each of us probably has some kind of invisible suchonnection with space. well, mood is just a word. it's just like tuning a tool. yes, if there is no mood, then your inner instrument is out of tune, and you will no longer be able to hear and feel the music. like between those two pianos. that is, you no longer perceive the good, you no longer perceive the useful, because you are upset. i always say you can't be upset, you can't be upset on a scratched instrument. can be played on the tuned. but on a brilliant, but upset, you can’t. it is no longer a tool. well, sing more i look into the blue lakes. you are so interested, i like to look. russia in the fields of chamomile. the moat calls you russia, idis, and they call you happiness greater than you, fate is sad with you, my land and dust again did not become your beauty with you. food was proud of ivan's houses, you always didn't all come back falcons, who is alive and who killed, but their high glory in itself belongs to i look russia in the fields of daisies tearing the call of you ru

heard there, everything is heard there, and it works , therefore, of course, timur kizyakov valery seminverse, of course, and each of us for sure some have an invisible antenna like this. e connection with space. well, mood is just a word. it's also like setting up tools. yes, if there is no mood, then your inner instrument is out of tune, and you will no longer be able to hear and feel the music. like between those two pianos. that is, you no longer perceive the good, you no longer perceive the useful, because you are upset. i always say that it's okay to be upset, you can't play on a scratched instrument , you can play on a tuned one. but on a shiny but you can't be frustrated. it is no longer a tool. well, sing more i look into the blue lakes. do you like this song i look russia in the fields. roma is called your name is happiness greater than live fire. fate is sad with you my land. and they didn’t age your beauty with you, and it’s not a problem that ivans were proud of grief. you're always not all returned juices. who lived, but their high glory belongs. i look at you russia so , m

erin reich is best known for her seminal work, nickel and dime on not getting by in america.poverty in the united states and because it was one of the very first to do so. it also is readable, even humorous at times she temporally stepped outside of her middle class life as a journalist and entered a minimum wage labor market, she took various jobs across the country. she wouldn't tables in key west, she cleaned homes in maine, she worked in a walmart in minneapolis, then she took on additional jobs to make ends meet, which is so many americans do. there are thousands of islam omens in nickel and dime that i can highlight. one of the moments when one of her coworkers is refusing her employee discount on a polo shirt that subsequently cannot afford to buy it. when she breaks down her monthly budget in key west and realizes you will only have $22 left over each month. when a fellow house cleaner works for a debilitating ankle injury because her boss encouraged her to do so. nickel and dime illuminates aspects of our nation that many people would prefer stay shrouded in darkness

he's been seminal in advancing ecological literacy and greening of education educational curricula and higher education institutions his books remain foundational entire. he's also been a leading figure in developing ecological disarm and putting it into action in local economy movements a longtime professor of environmental studies and politics at oberlin college in nineteen ninety six he spearheaded the design and construction. the first leed platinum green building us campus. yeah the overlook project that extended the effort into town partnership to build a regional green army camp. the other route if you look. imagine all read into the core of national power he was in the van gogh by. climate as the biggest pull for. in human history. in nineteen eighty nine work the first ever. on the if of climate disruption in the banking industry. in two thousand eight he organized the presidential climate action project with the world which was a world class can do terry the position climate to production as the top national security issue. it's a pop music record. you bob the story policies

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on the agenda, barbara ehrenreich seminal novel, now getting by in america.ay, september 17th. it's 9 am in the east, 6 am in the west. i'm ali velshi, and for the better part of nearly two years, a lot faction of the republican party has continued to spread debunked lies about election fraud and false narratives about the january six insurrection. the justice department been quietly coordinating to be a massive and a testifying investigation of the coup, details of which have begun trickling out in recent months. this, month the justice department of former and current trump associates raining from low-level to high-ranking members of the trump administration. they are seeking a vast trove of information, including communications among more than 100 people suggesting that the doj is probing a complex web of criminal activity involving a multitude of people, from trump's orbit involves the fake elector scheme that deny joe biden's victory in half a dozen states. it involves the organization of the january 6th rally that preceded the attack on the capitol. sub

greenfield: i think charles white was a seminal figure in actually defining the african-american aestheticthe sixties, seventies, and beyond. there were so many artists who, i think, he inspired through his depiction. i mean, you have to understand we were hit over the head with the idea black was beautiful, and we kept looking for images that said that, and that's what charles white's work did for us, and i think that a lot of other artists picked up on that and emulated that work and emulat his style in many regards. i know i did. white: when i use this image, i'm not addressing myself solely to the black people. hopefully that i'm creating the image that cries for justice for all oppressed people. man: and black! brother black! woman: black is beautiful because it feels so good! jefferson: i think every generation looks for a new way to express themselves. as the civil rights movement takes hold in the sixts and seventies and the black power movement, when we start to refer to ourselves as black, you can ke pushing the envelope, and you can keep talking about that march to emancipation

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life, you will stop the face of the president , and here is a hypertensive crisis and actress tamara seminivan to beat. here i am, new tests, new prophecies. and most importantly, the wait is worth remembering about ukraine here 17. what will happen to zelensky 17 september? think, volodya on sunday at six in the evening on ntv show avatar tomorrow at 20:10 on ntv , the vtb team still pays regularly already well in retirement. it can also bring income, that if you transfer it to a reliable bank, you can realize the state’s pension, and the bank. you choose to switch from vtb’s pension simply reliably and profitably. every 10,000 pensioner will get 100,000 rubles. hurry up, and the first 40,000 will be guaranteed to subscribers of rubles. go to vtb and everything will work out. i have three approval brings everyone tomorrow at 19:00 on ntv, our favorite flavors always bring us back to the past, evoking such distant and such pleasant memories, but where is it? the same perfume, of course, in lamax, polish perfume , maybe a classic that will never go out of fashion, maybe paris is luxurious a

history sounds to employ his followers to know be on the me and try to some dude without fighting the seminal worth of the art. we're still part of the curricular in mainly military academy, around the world and the number and the scale of conflicts is on the increased. isn't even possible to retire, who are as a means of politics. well, to discuss that and now joined by vicky sharman major general of the indian armed forces and director of the united service institution of india. major general is great. great pleasure. i'm great honor for me to join you. thank you very much for time. thank you for inviting me. now in your analysis of the conflict in your career, you often make the point that the west wasn't able to clearly see what was the russia's threat. perceptions are you sure it was due to the lack of understanding or on the contrary, a clear realization of what wasn't stake there for russia and ukraine, and a very deliberate, very conscious decision to ignore russia security concerns. yes, of course. there is no denying the fact that of asha has been defining its red lines really clear

these are intrauterine semination, in vitro fertilization and surrogate motherhood.eally becomes a document in this matter. the story of our heroine was no exception. well, it was, of course, terrible, sobbed for a very long time. and though nothing has happened yet. yes, but there is simply nothing hopelessness. yes, hopelessness from feeling. desperate. i don't know what it is because. well, a family is a child, probably, uh, happiness is so small somehow. hmm when you already think about it. i want my sequel. i want to live for something. i don't know the purpose in life. and you understand that, well, you are not like everyone else, probably worse, or what? i don't even know how to say it. but it was very hard to get out of it. now i understand that, probably, everything would have gone faster. if maybe we would have turned to a psychologist, but somehow with the support of her husband we managed to get together. here collect your guilt yourself and here go try to do it. their skin day is reaped by one whom of significance, well hello, native lake unbelievably sl

semin, who has her own plans for her grandfather vanga oh ivan scourge. new prophecies. and most importantly, waiting one has only to remember about ukraine here 17. what will happen to zelensky on september 17? think, volodya on sunday 6:00 pm on ntv, prince khmelnitsky is one of his few. russian ukraine did not produce any goods. she could not live as a state on her own. she was not competitive, and he suffered. i think how to be the russian tsar does not take citizenship. and where else to go? here is what the historian writes about him. igor lvovich andrei khmelnitsky should have been constantly on his guard. he promised one thought of friend. he did the third, he could afford it, because the russian krongel, as he was called in europe, was duly courted by all the surrounding monks, courted by the monarchy, of course, not the hetman, but then the lands that the hetman controlled. it was territory. yes, and there is from where it was possible to influence the policy of turkey and the holy roman empire, what was left of it and vienna. the local populati

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nation will 17, fox nation will be hosting its annual patriot awards at the hard rock live at the seminal, florida. fox nation would like to honor first responders by giving them a free year of fox nation, tickets are on sale now at foxnation.com/patriotawards. rick reichmuth is live in margaritaville, first responders and teachers. >> reporter: i'm with natasha, the cruise director -- and you figured it out. everybody thinks of julie mccoy as cruise director. >> i'm the south african version. >> what did the cruise director do? >> basically in charge of audience entertainment, making sure everybody has a fantastic experience while on board. >> reporter: there's entertainment in the show and it is really good. it is all jimmy buffett music, it is such good music. >> reporter: if you experience the show, it is from broadway. it is in margarita vaccine. >> reporter: i had no i at a you had margarita. >> the gold tequila and margarita and amazing -- what goes into it. >> reporter: they are wrapping me which means got to go. go to margaritaville have to see. this is the first week they are la

as time passed, new york fashion week became home of so many seminal moments, like in the 50s when jamesner. and in the 70s, norma kamali introduced the sleeping back coat. although, if you just wear your kid's sleeping back, it looks almost as good. as styles changed, so did fashion week itself. in the 70s and 80s, it turned into a nonstop party. shows were held at nightclubs and celebrities started attending. by the early 2000s, celebs had become a permanent mainstay. sara jessica parker, harris hilton, everyone was there. and that hollywood glamour is still present to this day. what was larry david doing in the front row? he looked so midsterable to be there. he should have been on the catwalk. through the years, fashion week has had different homes in the city, from bryant park to lincoln center. but the most important place it's moved to in recent years is the same place you get all your porn-- the internet. shows started live streaming and designers began inviting bloggers and influencers to events. this all democratized fashion and made more accessible to the public-- at least tha

did you see a change in her either her public appearances or the way she responded after that seminal moment? >> absolutely yes, you did. actually what i think is really interesting is balmoral was a very special place for the queen and prince phillip. they could truly be husband and wife. they let their guard down. they would garden and they would cook together and it was one of the rare moments where they really were just each other's versus being owned by the world. and so i do think that his death affected her horribly. don't forget, she also had covid. she has been in limbo since prince phillip's death. i have personally wondered how lonely must she feel. i do wonder if his death had, you know, she just missed him so desperately. >> dana: do you think this moment as the family gathers could be one that helps heal any of the recent rifts? >> that's a great question. it has to be. this is one of those shocking moments. you know, you imagine that is an illness. i do firmly believe this is one of those moments where the family realizes that they have to continue with this legacy. thi

continue to rise today even as the storm is passing, basically a 500 year flood event and i know seminal county has been evacuations and i know they've opened shelters but we will see a lot of images about the destruction tenant southwest florida and obviously we have massive assets there and people's understanding of the storm is having brought impacts across the state, some of the flooding that you will see in areas, hundreds of miles from where this made landfall, are going to set records. i will obviously be things that only to be responded to. we have a course massive amounts of food and water in the area and we will have probably best to 300 truckloads of food and water in the area today. socially, most of her school district will be able to reopen on friday or monday and lee county is in a very difficult situation, charlotte, so we will work with them and see when they can get back on their feet with the damage there has been so extensive is a very difficult situation. we've received a major disaster declaration for nine counties we do expect morning just spoke with the president

out of collier and you have half out at sarasota and many other parts of the state until you get to seminalome a dilution of 40% out, flagler 40 to 50% out in much better as you get to st. john's and jacksonville and nassau county. so there was over 42,000 folks staged. they win and immediately to try to minimize those disruptions and adding more customers online every hour. i think it is what would you say, hundred thousand every hour or two? so we feel good about most of that. i would say that the biggest challenge with power restoration will be in those areas for the brunt of the category 4 plus almost category 5 impact where it may have uprooted the existing infrastructure. now, that will be fixed but not something fixed in 24-48 hours. there has been some damage in lee and some in charlotte counties. but there has been a lot of infrastructure able to make it through. so i think now actually, lee has 20% back power and that is more than i would have anticipated after such a major impact. we were able to go and look around. we flew, we met with some people that lost homes and businesses.

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. >> "the odd couple" is so seminal to the sitcom genre, it now defines a whole category.the very first episode of "two and a half men", i remember thinking, "are we making alan a neat freak? because if that's what we're doing, we're just doing 'odd couple.'" >> what are you doing? >> the ashes were getting into the nap of the carpet. >> there was this fantastic episode where they go on "password", and the password is "bird". >> aristophanes. >> "what?" doesn't get it. the other team gets it. >> no more greek clues. aristophanes is ridiculous! >> it goes back to them. the password is -- ridiculous. >> aristophanes. >> ridiculous! >> you got it! >> as much as they got on each others' nerves, they had each other's backs. >> she looks like your ex-wife. >> she looks like gloria? >> yeah. >> as divorce became so commonplace that shows that diverted from family life in the 70s really reflected what was happening in reality in america. >> as a latchkey kid, i came home from school, locked the door behind me, and then you could watch an hour of tv. >> latchkey kids desperately se

he was a man who assured america calmly through some of this country's most seminal moments.n. >> we can report that shots were fired, as president reagan left the washington hill hotel. >> to the launch of operation desert storm, live from baghdad. >> it was like a fireworks finale on the fourth of july at the base of the washington monument. >> but for many of us, it was his first question during the 1988 presidential debate between george -- bush and michael dukakis, which might have changed the course of history. >> governor, if kenny dukakis were raped and murdered, would you favor and irrevocable death penalty for the killer? >> no, i don't, bernard. and i think you know that i opposed the death penalty during all of my life. i don't see any evidence that this is a deterrent and i think there are better and more effective ways to deal with violent crime. >> dukakis never recovered. shaw retired in 2001. but >> this is bernie's last show at the anchor desk. i'm going to hold on. >> and judy woodruff was right. it will be hard to let him go. bernard shaw died wednesday of

clear for a lot of black folks on the southside of our age or even younger, some older, it was a seminal event, something we all sort of sat on and learned from moving forward. >> host: in the forward, he opens the book when you all were at my condo and we were hanging out and there was a murder across the street. we talked about that many times but we talked about it more like he believed it happened and seeing a body just laying there uncovered for so long bleeding, but one thing that i hadn't considered was he and i are journalists and we observed that he wrote this is real life for time. can you talk about the ark between okay, benji has this mark on you, what you see in the er? >> i remember remarking those gunshots were close and next thing you know it is so close that there is a body across the street. now that the university of chicago -- i work in the busiest trauma center in the state and on a hot summer night we see tens of young men who are perforated by the bullets that fly through our community, men and women in fact who are bleeding and suffering and on the one hand it is

from thurgood marshall to ruth bader ginsburg, they talked about her pink seminal for civil rights lawd way before trump. i was at this point, they would have been "they." this is a rect cliprom "my name is uli murr," which features never-before-seen footage and audio recordings of pauli murray in their own words. >> my me is pai murray my wle personal hiory has been trouble tmeet sndards excelnce in societyhich has be domated by edeas at blas were ierently inferior to wtes and women were inherently inferior to men. amy: a clip from "my name is pauli murray." dahlia lithwick, while you feel pauli murray was so critical to cover in your book? >> it was so important for me to start with pauli murray for exactly the reasons you said. thurgood marshall and ruth bader ginsburg about the fact they stood on the shoulders of pauli murray and pauli murray was not just black and had doors closed their entire life because of it, a woman and had doors closed her entire life because of it, but also was very strongly of the view that she was a man trapped in a woman's body before there was language

today, we remember the late barbara aaron reich and her seminal work, nickel and dime, about the trap incredible leaders who knew ehrenreich and what it is to work too hard for too little money in this country. joining us later in the show, sarah smersh, and new york times bestselling author, who is descended from generations of kansas wheat farmers on one side, and teen mothers on the other, and stephanie lam, the author of the memo are turned emmy not mandated series, made. velshi starts now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good morning to you. it's a saturday, september 17th. i'm ali velshi. the midterm is less than two months away. the first national elections since a violent mob attacked the capital in and effort

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