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but you are sid rosenberg we listen every morning.steners, you could be talking about donald trump, eric adams, tom brady. why limit yourself to just your father? i said well, let me ask you this, if i do all those things you are asking for what will the advance look like? bang citizens united. >> steve: that's what it is all about. all sports radio. it's been now speaking commentary. you have been in florida. have you been back and forth to new york. you have been jerry seinfeld is a fan of yours. >> yes. >> brian: joy behar isn't. >> no. >> brian: what are people going to pick out. >> donald trump chapter comes to mind right away because i did not like donald trump during his campaign. he wore a hat. is he going to build a wall. he nicknamed everybody small hands brian, low energy sid and actually voted for hillary clinton. i could admit i made a huge mistake. it only took a couple of months before i came to the realization that along with ronald reagan donald trump is the best president in my lifetime. so i think the chapter on don

sid rosenberg is here, and his new book "citizens united" is out. >> i love the king of new york. i'm going to steal that. first off, new york ready to flip people on the outside. but new york has always been so liberal. >> zeldin has a shot. people are sick and tired of the crime which is skyrocketing are every day. 21% aggravated assaults are up. they are sick of seeing the homeless on the streets. the filth, the taxes. both republicans and democrats want safety and clean streets. i think zeldin will make it a close race. kathy hochul won't debate. brian: she won't commit. if she waits, it's hard to see her numbers growing. what's happened now is local politics equal national politics. the same things we are talking about on a national level, the border, crime, safety, taxes, that's what we talk about locally. that gives mike wall a shot. right now he's beating maloney by 2 points in the latest poll. brian: mayor adams at first was very angry. i think now he's on his heels a bit. he said we are writing checks in new york city to set up an illegal immigrant center. here is mayor

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sid mambetov is a chef. a salad of fresh mussels with beans, for this sergey needs to boil the mussel. just with the addition of wine 3 minutes, in the meantime, cecile you chop the onion. sergei is currently cleaning the sisel mussels, and i would like to conduct a tasting with you, the viewer sees, what kind of mussels are there, but you don’t see. try to distinguish. here the previous one was the side. here i get more like. here we will find out these mussels that you liked more, because they are more tender this way. well , if the french women liked the black sea mussels, then this means that quality control fry the onion for literally 2 minutes until golden brown, and then add the mussels for another minute and that's it and lay the beans. by the way, you know why do people consider protein fats and carbohydrates thanks to science you can be healthy without flour hmm great option, in fact, protein fats and carbohydrates. in our diet, they perform different functions, for example, proteins - this is a bu

en otro caso hubiera sid un trÁmite mÁs. pero el paÍs estÁ puesto en la decisiÓn de la jueza.n en una corte federal en florida. los abogados de trump insisten que se asigne un supervisor especial para ver las pruebas incautadas. >>> esto no va a cambiar, el hecho que los documentos c clasi clasificados estaban en posesiÓ del expresidente es el crimen mÁs serio. >>> no deberÍa ser ninguna sorpresa que el presidente nÚmero 45 tuvieron documentos clasificados se tras formaron en una investigaciÓn criminal insisten que se de toda la evidencia, que utilizÓ el gobierno tener la orden de allanamiento >>> no entregan el... que el policÍa utilizÓ para obtener la orden. lo hacen despuÉs de que ya han hecho un arresto ¿y por quÉ? porque cuando haces un arresto es porque la investigaciÓn se ha concluido. >>> el departamento de justicia, seÑalÓ que un supervisor especial no es necesario, porque se ha devuelto la informaciÓn. quÉ documentos aÚn estÁn clasificados y la corte debe reconocer que el allanamiento fue legal y la orden valida para recuperar evidencia de crÍmenes federales graves >

hundreds of millions of dollars on both sid. both sides. one will win and one one will not. that is gambling. thank you so much, lauren toms. okay, so the same poll took a look at what voters think are the most important issues. gambling did not make the top five. nearly one third are most concerned about jobs, inflation, inflation, and the economy. 14% care most about homelessness and and 11% of the cost and availability of housing is most important to them. > >> let's get to some other news around the bay. investigators say a senior driver may have mixed up the gas and brake pedals before ending up inside in alameda county trader joe's. take a look. at least four people were taken out of the castro valley store on stretchers, bound for the hospital. we are told none of their injuries are life-threatening, fortunately. as you can see the crash did a r amount of damage inside the store, just south of the b.a.r.. station. this video of chopper5 chopper 5 shows that toyota parked outside. first responders responders were able to drive i. it out. > >> the ntsb is out with preli

u has finally shown is sid colors with his priorities in the midst of the hunger crisis. and is not looking at the solution that are growing right out in the fields . when earlier this week, the european union failed to plan for a food security over fuel supplies. the block decided to keep burning the equivalent of 15000000 loaves of bread and thousands of tons of some foul oil every single day to fuel cars and trucks. as a law remains in force, allowing fin crops to be used as a biofuel, a justice experts act outs, farm international, labeled the vote, a missed opportunity to help solve the situation. the outcome is deadly for the hundreds of millions of people who are staring straight into the jaws of hunger. the euro. p and parliamentarians are choosing to put the interests of the powerful and greedy biofuel lobby before the millions of people around the world who are struggling to find their next meal. while african save all coping with hunger, the west is attempting to disrupt the energy industry with the u. s. pushing south africa tools, a green energy policy and aw

later in the set, runs sid to side, no problem. oh man to be young again. won the point and pulled out the mutombo no, no, no. finger wag. won in straight sets sets 7-5, 7-5 and advanced to hr first u.s. open quarterfinal. > >> now the las vegas aces' semi. seattle in black. two seconds left. down one. sue bird. a corner pocket three and the stom took in lead. big stars big moment, big shot. but vegas has a second left and young drove in in to tie the game. we got overtime. and then it was all las vegas aces from there. chela gray. we're done here. she scord 29 points and 12 assists. vegasn for a 2-1 series lead. the aces can close it out and enter the p round on tuesday night. > >> you see, the great thing abot sundays is we got a lot going on. >> i'll tell you that. >> not a whole bunch of vos and look that the. we got scores and and highlights. we go up tempo on the weekend. >> more coming up at 6:00 whiche look forward to. for now, we'll see you in a minute. mr. glen coming up. a tasty way to check out this time space wormhole i creat how's it work? let

president joe biden and the firt lady paid their respects and sid a condolence book at the british british embassy. the american flag flew at half staff at the u.s. capitol and the queens honor. the empire state building was bathed in purple and silverlight. in london, even mother nature paid a colorable tribute with a double rainbow or buckingham palace. her state funeral will be held at westminster abbey. preparations are underway in london for a see a service of reflection and prayer later tonight. that will be to honor the queen, to remember her life. this will be an event the public is allowed into. 2000 members of the public public will be allowed in and it it will be broadcast live to the the nation. back to you. >> can you tell us about the mourning period? >> reporter: absolutely, hearts are breaking and this begins thd of mourning we are expecting to last for at least two weeks. we will be seeing people eventually eventually allowed to say goodbye to the queen . her body will lie in state in westminster. maybe 50,000 people people a day are expected, lining the streets and crossi

in other words, now the weapons seem to speak more than the politicians with their announcements. sid of your respondents, you re reset her reporting from reagan. thank you. the head of the united nations has warned that the world is gridlocked by a string of crises. secretary general, antonio good parish told the un general assembly in new york that countries are not willing to tackle problems including the warren ukraine, or climate change. he warned of a global winter of discontent, saying, developing nations are facing a dire financial situation. as the leaders gather in person for the 1st time in 3 years with parish also says the world is falling short on goals of tackling poverty and improving education. and he says, solutions must be found without delay. we need action across the board. let's have no illusions we are in rough seas. a winter of global this content is on the horizon. a cost of living crisis is raging thrust is crumbling, inequalities are exploding, and our planet is burning. people i've heard of things with the most vulnerable suffering the most. welcome to the s

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submerged a 3rd of pakistan. millions have lost their homes. alabama visited a carpenter and his son in sid province. and heard how their lives have been turned upside down by the floods. rashana lea and his son, the mom, have lost everything. they put their savings into building a house, which they finished only 2 months ago and the southern province of sinned. the floods have wiped out their home and all their hopes. listen, merry woman, good to me. i work my whole life to build this house. i've never owned a home before. we were so happy when we finally managed to save enough to build it a miracle, your god to hey, i don't know whether that will ever happen again. i love your heart. megan ali and his son are both carpenters. a mom bought some materials and started building a workshop, but his hopes were quickly dashed. it re non stop for 17 days, and the walls were overcome by flood waters. ameritas did that in america. luckily we have relatives near by them and we are living with my cousin anyway. i miami. well, there are 4 or 5 other families here that bunch them down there. just simpl

i caught me on my i was sentenced to our sid leda ang sushi, to 3 years in prison for electoral fraud. the military rulers say they found evidence of at least 11000000 cases of voter fraud in the 2020 election wazoo. she is party one in a landslide. independent observers did not find any major irregularities. she's already been jailed for 17 years on separate charges including corruption. and mamma's genta has also jailed britain's former ambassador to the country for one year over a visa breach. vicky bowman was arrested a week ago. she was accused of failing to correctly register her place of residence . india's government has commissioned its 1st home build aircraft carrier as it tries to count a, china's growing military presence in south asia. the ins, vic runs, can carry 1500 people and operate a fleet of 30 aircraft. india is one of the wells biggest arms importers and wants to manufacture more of its own weapons. half natal reports from new delhi. this is the 1st aircraft carrier to be made in india, the ion as the grant, whose name is the sanskrit word for powerful or courage

as we head to break, here is the associate on corporate responsibility sid wilson >> we know that corporate america has a lot of work to do to make sure that we are fully inclusive of latinos particularly on corporate boards in the c-suites and the pipeline development for making sure latinos are included especially for latinas latinas, by themselves, would be a g-20 country if you took latina gdp alone together, all of us, allies as well as those of us within our community can continue to be that positive force that america needs. >> announcer: sector nomics is sponsored by spdr etfs (woman vo) sailing a great river past extraordinary landscapes into the heart of iconic cities is a journey for the curious traveler, one that many have yet to discover. exploring with viking brings you closer to the world, to the history, the culture, the flavors, a serene river voyage on an elegant viking longship. learn more at viking.com >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." as you are seeing on the screen, we have seen a deterioration in the stock market over the last 30 or 40 minutes right now, the d

they sid, let's not put him on the stand. let's take a break, go on to the next witnesses.ll not to resume the court on friday with any more that he would have to say. >> and, joey, why well have you, i want to pivot to another big him line. the justice department is having concerns with the credibility of two central witnesses. what's your reaction to the doubts about those witnesses? >> you know, so this is significant, bore rirks let me tell you why. what happens in federal court is the federal government investigates you and then after making an assessment as to credibility of witness, as to whether the witnesses can be corroborated, they will then charge you. that's why the federal government has an over 9d 0% conviction rate. in state court, they'll arrest you and then investigate. here with regard to this question. these two central witnesses have credibility irns. one is a tax collector and former friend of matt gaetz. he was the tax collector. he had information. he pled guilty. the offenses he pled guilty for are fraud, identity theft, and other issues that are re

projected to bring thousands of people safely outdoors in san francisco's very own pro sid dough.ope to see you there as we celebrate. thank you. >> thank you for your comments this afternoon. welcome. >> hello board of supervisors. my name is lois wu and i'm a high school student proposing this to be a celebration of a culture day. in korean, it's uncommon to hear someone to address themselves as i: there's an emphasis of togetherness. in the language we say [foreign language] and for all of us to celebrate together as one. adopting the resolution is a step for the korean community as a whole and for second generations koreans like me. this is i country built off immigrants ask children of and recognizing kids -- it's one step towards embracing all san franciscos and celebrating different counties makes us unique. this resolution recognizing -- this is a celebration of a resolution and inviting those, second jen or those here for generations and the adoption of the resolution would not just affect the korean community but is a celebration of our community, as a whole. thank you f

sid har that mukherjee is with us now.an assistant professor of medicine at columbia university. doctor, thank you so much. how much of an impact can this administration really have >> i think it will have an enormous impact. i think moonshot campaigns really energize and charge researchers. my only concern with any moonshot campaign is that we have to manage expectations, public expectations. and number two, we have to be really honest about what is happening and how it's happening. so as long as we can manage and communicate where we are, where we're going and what's happening next, i'm all for moonshot campaigns.structures, energize all of us what we've really learned is to manage public expectations and communicate progress >> that said, what are the most promising eras in cancer research that need a boost right now? >> well, the biggest bang for the buck in cancer is always going to be prevention prevention, prevention, prevention that's where if you want to reduce deaths by half, you want to concentrate enormously on

celebrating hispanic heritage month let's listen in to the hispanic association on corporate responsibility, sidson ♪ >> we know that corporate america has a lot of work to do to make sure that we are fully inclusive of latinos, particularly on corporate boards, in the sea suites as well as pipeline development for making sure that latinos are included, especially for latinas, latinas by themselves with the g20 country, if you just took latina gdp alone and together, all of us, allies as well as those of us within our community can continue to be that positive force that america needs. (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. ♪♪ i don't accept this. i can't do this anymore. impossible odds, save the world. i'm done. what do you have for me? a new way to transform our agency. strategy to execution. oh, looks my laces have come undone. a business card? yes, for ey. tech expertise? $2.5 billion invested. impressive. okay, you've convinced me,

how, specifically, sid based on your life? >> you know, i think it's -- i would say probably 50%.jimmy: gotcha. >> has an older cousin who got out of prison, used to be a gang member. that was becaused off of my real cousin. frankie gets in there and plays that. >> jimmy: does your real cousin like that frankie is playing him? >> yeah, he does. my real cousin's probably a big ever fan of his than me. [ laughter ] >> i was nervous to meet him. >> jimmy: did you watch him and study him and go, all right? >> not too close, i don't want to get in there. hey, nice to meet you. >> jimmy: was that a real prison? >> yeah, that was wayside, pitsman penitentiary. >> jimmy: were things going on? >> yeah, they were moving prisoners around. >> jimmy: they were? >> yeah. >> filming in front of -- moving around -- >> jimmy: did the guys see you getting dabbed with makeup and stuff like that? okay, so you guys get this show. you pitch this show. and was the part written for -- did you -- i mean, like did you have frankie mine for this part? >> originally not. originally we were thinking of the pa

sid and miles we lost, that's why this picture.remembered this and guessed that their names answer questions. what where when attention is a question. and what does their names mean? the olympics are strong it's good when they're physical yes guys do nothing like that when the year 2000 is a million. yes exactly exactly so excellent time from my grandmother could be 2000. well, that's been fine for a long time. fine. now the presenter we are ready to answer dmitry akulov if you don't mind, please repeat the wording. what do their names mean, uh, their names mean a-a olympics that the olympics where is sydney and when a mile is 2000, a million strong is 2000, and now attention is the correct answer. mr. misha denis tell me please, would you answer this question on your own? i'm not sure, as we saw in the independent game. i have more to learn. it's just that this question didn't come up for you. decisive round, a could fall out. and maybe everything would have turned out differently, mr. akulov is absolutely right that the olympics

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sid maybe ought to mention it to them?hese and gentlemen like no we think they should work them out themselves. what happened was spacex figured it out in the nick of time. what i relate this as a moment when i really thought nasa embraces spacex, the private sector this way of doing business but all important things these are two of the guys who had been somewhat opposed to having astronauts be transported commercially. they were already well into the car commission. it was like watching a grandparent a child maybe fishing. was it dad might show them how to put the worm on the hook. help them cast. but if they got something big they would grab a hole of the fishing rod and reel it in. as for what the grandparent let's just watch, was to see how they do. they were really proud when they reeled it in. so i do love that moment as well.ve >> it's moments like that built up over time and their experience to build the trust o between nasa and the commercial sector over time. as a result of that there has been a cultural shift,

this, he effectively said -- and we talk about the dual mandate of the federal reserve, he effectively sid to make unemployment worse. now, historically, the fed has said the opposite, but now you hear from him directly saying we need to increase the unemployment rate. right now the expectation is that we're around 3.7% right now, that unemployment may have to go up to 4.4% to actually help inflation come down. so, again, it all feels so perverse because what they're really trying to do is they want people to lose their job to actually change the dynamic around pricing. i will say, and i've talked to a number of ceos in the last 72 hours that are saying they've started to see a little bit of a crack in the labor market. you know, for a long time you heard from business leaders saying we can't find people, we don't have enough people to work at a restaurant, a warehouse, you know, blue collar, white collar. they're starting to say there's more people coming back into the labor market. in some ways that's exactly what jay powell is trying to do, hurt the economy so those sitting on the sidel

once you go over land, you still have to deal with the other sid. still see the store make landfall. the northside has an enormous amount of water with us. this can reenter the warm atlantic waters on the other side of florida and it can make a secondary landfall in georgia or the southern coastline of south carolina. this will be what we wait and watch for. when the storm moves this slowly, and it's this big in size, it will take its time across florida. there is a possibility, the cone of possibility we look at in forecasting, that the storm could stay over northern florida, stay in lend, and start marching up the coastline. but this is a case we have referred to already in previous storms. just because it lowers from a category 5 storm, or near category 5 storm, back even to a tropical storm status, does not minimize the water impact this could have. for the florida-georgia line, portions of the southeast. we have had an incredibly wet summer for the southeast. their water tables and water levels are running so high right now, even half inch to a

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because russia keeps still sending missiles, killing ukrainians, maintaining engine sid genocidal practiceser way than just kicking out them from my country and this will be already the partial victory for ukraine. the second step, of course, is to rebuild the country so the biggest democracy can thrive. >> you write about in your book the fight of our lives, the role you personally had as a woman in what has often been a very male-dominated field, in ukraine in particular, in government, and of course, your role. and there is a group that i cannot overlook, obviously, as a woman myself. and that is about the women who are taking such an extraordinary role in this fight for the democracy and the fight for the battle in ukraine. and there's even a "new york times" article and highlighted this particular area talking about war brings ukraine's women new roles and new dangeros. talk to me a little bit about how much the role of women has transformed during this invasion. >> well, you are absolutely right. women are holding the front line, literally, fighting with russians, but also, they are h

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as to sidney powell, there are two things they will want to hear from sids ny powell and one will havetook place before a number of georgia legislatures in the days immediately following the 2020 election and we know sidney powell played a role in setting those up and that's when rudy giuliani game to georgia and cited a number of conspiracy theories about georgia's election and that's what the d.a. fani willis made clear she wants to ask about. and the georgia county being investigated for a data breach, and sidney powell hired companies to go down there and find information, get information, and we know the d.a. will want to ask her about it as well. the two things that she is going to want to ask sidney powell and it gives a look into the other lines of questioning that she is going to hope to present to other people, who are very lose to the former president's inner circle. i want to remind you of the time line here, hallie, you brought that up, the fact that you said she expects to be finished by the end of the year, at least the fact finding part and we've got about two weeks or

sid aeration, but i this is a mom wanted to ws to get inside westminster hall. people will have to pass through airport style security and then have just a few moments in order to say their goodbyes in london. lauren blanchard, ktvu fox two news. alright turning to your weather now we've seen a big change in the weather compared to the same time one week ago from triple digit heat to whether in the eighties of relief to and more changes are in store for the weekend. we're talking about a chance of rain. neurologist mark tamayo is here with more on that mark. either andre and gasia. yeah it looks like that deranged chance. we're kind of actually a bump up those chances that it's still a chance . but possibly as we head into the weekend by sunday and into monday, we could be attracted some rain showers approaching the bay area moving in from the north. we still have a few days to sort that out. but at least right now, it's still a possibility. here's the satellite showing you lots of clouds are short. also moving into the base. we had some lower clouds. and then s

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sid on friday, each sidee is is supposed to makeon to tha submission to the court, nol only about whohey want the special master to be ,also maybe they'll agree. maybe they won't, but also the procedures. and i think in that regard, that's an opportunitway foret the court is going to issues. a further order that sets forthu the details. if it the court could issue a further order to make clear that if this is not already clear , you at the doj are you told me, the judge, that this supersensitive top secret information and that's whyve, t- i can't even issue this order. well, let's take you at faceingi value. you can't do anything with it. you can't talk to talk about it. and you need to zip o zip it ant from the point of view of a gag order. gag orders are really disfavored. they'rtheye really just around a criminal trial and they're very limited. but here becauseound a c where we are has he process is it has not been determined that the government has the right to any of those documents at thisat time. that is to be determined by this court. so, yes, i think the court that she can te

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and i thin k as we get closer to voting, you can't help but sid notice what's around youour pock on the streets, on the sidewalk, or no in your t or not in your pocket anymone longer, meaning your moneyy.. st and so can honestly, this is just embarrassing. litician do you can't talk yourself outdc of this when you're a politician? i just love dcf. for 18 years and moveduse of t my family away. i intended to never leave d.c.ft ,but we had to because of peopl the policies of people like fellowman, the policies of peopleelike c like charles allen who who looked around and twenty twenty , they were made uncomfortable by some of the ethnic makeup of our prison population. so decidedo long they were no lr going to enforce crime in dc.s that, of course, affected the neighborhoods that they said that they were trying to represent. they were trying to help most viciouslsly. yoy. you combine that with school closures, the democrats have pushed and now there's an entirere , an generation of 14 , 15 and 16 year old kids who arei leading this massive uptick in crime. and what's going to happen to th

then one of the suspects drives off in this black volkswagen suv while another runs dowswagonn the sid. >> what you see in this video is a carjacking in progress. police say two male suspects prr walk up to a man sitting in hiis white lexus, opened the car door and forced him outt at gunpoint.. victim the victim walks away as the carjackers pull off. >> his nam e is michael brown .hael he's around fifteen or sixteen and he's identified as the suspect driver of this stolen suv. >> as you can see, the yukon roll over the top of the front of our scout car . yukon knocking over one of and knocking over one of our officers seen there on the ground to the right of the yukon. then the officer o had to roll a out of the way as the yukon tilted over top of our scout car , nearly crushing our police officer. olice >> so why is this continuing? it's been going on fors this gog more than two years since george foy died in minneapolis.? why is t memorial day. 2020. why is it continue? why is no one stopped?s continui itng? because there's no one to stop it. dad's gone. there is no one in charge one

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the sid never found any evidence of anything. that's why rudy giuliani lost 60 cases.n court. so it's to rick's point, disinformation. about tout this bigger question of what influence did she have. do you think we'll get to the bottom of that? >> i think that's one of the reasons that they want to talk to her. the access she had was really astounding which cynical people outside the beltway probably want to think that this stuff doesn't happen. and so this is a real look into something ugly. but to luke's point, i think that they're going to go lighter. i think they're going to go narrower and focus on the point you made which is the point which is was she really a conduit for pressure to try to get the clean electors, the fake electors certified in states. if they go beyond that to these more conspiracy cheerleading e-mails, i think they're making a mistake. because that will just, first of all, she'll go right to the press. secondly, that will politicize more than we need at this point. we need less politics and more actual investigation. >> and she's a true believe

here is sid wilson >> we know that corporate america has a lot of work to do to make sure that we arecorporate boards, in the c-suites, as well as that tpipeline development fr making sure that latinos are included, especially for latinas. latinas, by himthemselves, woule a g20 country if you just took latina gdp alone, and together, all of us, allies, as well as those of us within our community, can continue toe atosivforce that america needs. >>> welcome back to "squawk box. oil prices are taking it on the chin almost a 3% move the futures right now indicate another tough opening anyway we'll see what the day brings, down 200 points. we saw jason trener, chairman and ceo of strategus research partners where are you, jason, on the big debate are we really close to a horrific slowdown or really close to a horrific series of rate increases i don't know whether jason -- i wondered why he was -- it looked like he was, like, distracted with my question he was, like, looking around what is this >> he's been watching some of the things that have been happening with the markets this morning.