. >> give us the first name of this famous simmons. >> simmons frizzy hair. ripa hosts generation gap tonight on abc. >> you talk plus you >> but. morgan was pointing at danny. >> i need to point at morgan or even for those of us who talk for a living, there are still times when we can talk a little bit too much. >> yeah, and that is technically see, someone's raising their hand. that's technically the first rule of broadcasting. always assume your mic is hot, but even for the most experienced among us, we can sometimes forget. i actually almost had a moment at the top of the show there. did you? >> yeah. you didn't know? i didn't know. >> well, i thought we were tossing to a soundbite and i was like, oops. >> you're like, yeah, that doesn't happen to danny. new, though. that's never happened. to never curse me. he is a professional jinx. >> me yeah. this has been happening especially to sports broadcasters all year long and now it's even happened to one of new york's greatest high drive into right field. >> it is way back. >> it is gone. >> fresh off their l

. >> give us the first name of this famous simmons. >> simmons frizzy hair. ripa hosts generation gap tonight on abc body girl body world laughing dancing. >> it's fantastic. you can brush my hair, undress me everywhere in machinations like it's your creation that has to be one of the catchiest songs ever recorded. >> and for amc theaters, life in plastic is truly fantastic. >> the theater chain is reporting its best week ever for ticket sales, and it's crediting this summer's hottest hollywood phenomenon. barb bornheimer. here's abc's becky worley. and you have the fun. >> come on, barbie, let's go to the movies. this is the best day ever. >> it is the best day ever. >> and amc is saying it's the best week ever. thanks. in part to barb and heimer's box office takeover barbie and oppenheimer smashing records. let's go recruit some scientists and sending ticket sales soaring to new heights. the movie theater giant raking in more revenue from july 21st to 27th than at any other time in the company's 103 year history. amc chairman and ceo adam aron saying the tw

. >> give us the first name of this famous simmons. >> simmons frizzy hair. ripa host generation gap tonight on abc the shining star no matter who you are shining bright to see you to the beat. >> she's a shining star of inspiration for so many of us. >> we're talking about hayley arsenault and she's reaching out to a whole new generation. here's our friend wil ganz. >> this school year, hayley arsenault is taking students on the field trip of a lifetime. hey, it's hayley from auburn at about 380km above the earth, inviting them to blast off with the front row seat to history. hey, hayley, the youngest american to orbit the earth, sharing her story in wild ride my journey from cancer. kid to astronaut. congratulation s wild ride is out and it's a special edition adapted for young readers. why did you want to adapt your story for young readers? >> i just wanted to give them a source of hope and some joy. and so this adapted version of wild ride, it's a fun space book, but also it's a story of hope. >> and hope has always been hayley's north star, now working a

give us the first name of this famous simmons. >> simmons frizzy hair.ipa hosts generation gap tonight on abc breakdancing break out. the breakdancing >> here we go sort of. >> i'm ready for the olympics. for decades, we've been calling it breakdancing. but purists would be quick to correct you. >> the quintic essential hip hop dance is actually called breaking and for good reason. here's abc's shawn singh in the south bronx in the 1970s. >> a new kind of dance was emerging. anyone could do it, and it didn't require much. besides maybe a piece of cardboard. breaks in between songs gave dancers a chance to show up and show off. >> it's called breaking and don't call it breakdancing. >> the history of breaking is closely intertwined with hip hop and hip hop. history lives in its birthplace in the bronx at the universal hip hop museum. tony mr. wave wesley was there from the beginning. >> it was the concrete jungle. >> that's what it was. >> and so just think about all of a sudden, thousands of kids learn these magnificent tools. you've never been to school

. >> give us the first name of this famous simmons simmons frizzy hair. >> kelly ripa hosts generation thursday on abc. >> while that explosive interruption took place during a live news report in greece, a destructive wildfire was burning in the background. that reporter , thankfully not heard. and in nearby turkey, fires have swallowed homes and shut down an important shipping lane along the algerian sea. >> now to a 13 hour rescue in pakistan that captured the attention of people around the world. look at this video. eight people stranded, hundreds of feet in the air when a trip to school went horribly wrong. here's abc's alison kosik. >> it was a heart stopping rescue in mid-air. more than 600ft above a ravine in northwest pakistan. six children and two adults trapped in this cable car after a line snapped, leaving them dangling from a single cable. the cable car transports students to school every day. a lifeline in that mountainous region with few roads. it took crews three hours to stage the delicate rescue effort here. one child is seen swinging out from the car, hoisted up by

had so much interest in our smaller spaces that we have had to start a waiting list. >> reporter: simmons says there are more than 200 businesses in the presidio. 95% of the commercial portfolio is leased, so there is a 5% vacancy rate. just a few miles away, the office vacancy rate stands at 31%. >> with open spaces, park spaces, places to do work and team building outdoors, ample parking, we hear from our tenants that that is something that they are looking for and feel is a benefit to employees and bringing them back to work. >> reporter: at the restaurant sessions at the presidio, one .0 says that this is one thing he does not take for granted. the restaurant has been around for seven years. bueno says that the increased interest means more foot traffic for his restaurant. >> we see a lot of influx in traffic to our office. it is a quiet place to get away from the hustle and bustle of the other parts of the city. i think that it is a nice setting. >> so as companies try to get employees to come back to work, these buildings have everything that you need to attract your employees to th

. >> reporter: diana simmons, the ceo of presidio trust said interest picked up in 2020 as companiesfted the way they did business. >> we have had so much interest in our smaller spaces that we had to start a waiting list for those offices. >> reporter: simmons says there are more than 200 businesses in the presidio. 95% of the commercial real estate portfolio is currently leased, so there is a 5% vacancy rate. just a few miles away downtown san francisco, the office vacancy rate stands at 31%. >> with open spaces, park spaces, places to do work and team building outdoors, ample parking. we hear from our tenants that that's something they're looking for, that they actually feel is a benefit to their employees, especially in bringing them back to work. >> reporter: at the restaurant, the growing interest in this corner of san francisco is something he doesn't take for granted. >> we've been very fortunate to be in this great place setting where it is here. >> reporter: the restaurant has been around for seven years. bueno says the increased interest means more foot traffic for his res

we get more from keir simmons. >> reporter: tonight, idris hassam is in a prison in more rocco.n turkey, listening to our phone call as he tells us about his two-year nightmare. >> sometimes there is -- i cannot breathe. >> reporter: hassam was arrested by moroccan authorities, wanted by china under an interpol red notice, which interpol confirms has since been dropped. he is a member of the mostly muslim uighur minority from china. the chinese government accused by the u.s. of committing genocide against uighurs. while in exile, hassam caed against treatment. china cathat terrorisd wants he says he is innocent, and now his wife and three children live in fear. you must miss them. >> i miss very, very much my family. i have picture of my family. i cannot see this picture. if i see this picture, i am very upset. i am crying for myself. >> reporter: tonight, a new report obtained exclusively by nbc news documents disturbing efforts by china to allegedly target exiled uighurs. "we have your father and sister. you'll never see them again if you don't collaborate with us," the report

caroline simmons of ubs, thank you.his is bloomberg. ♪ >> this comes from the investments into the product, into the brand. we have a fantastic price/value proposition overall. especially younger computer -- younger consumer buying hugo boss. you can see it across the board. all of the channels, all of the brands, and all of the geographies are growing. i think this is due to the strengths of the momentum we are currently enjoying. guy: the cfo over at hugo boss talking to bloomberg earlier on. the numbers actually were ok. what is interesting is the margin has been under pressure. maybe it is not as good as anticipated. there is an issue around working capital. this stock, like so many of the luxury stocks, has had a good run. and it's going to be interesting to see whether or not these luxury names can continue that momentum. the u.s. is slowing down. it is at the lower end, maybe, so it's going to be interesting to see how that impacts hugo boss. what is happening with china. less of a factor, but still a factor. the

to the say is ruth simmons and she was president brown and she twisted my arm almost off to get me to come back on board the trustees for brown. i had already served seven years. she wanted me to come back on. i kept telling her i was busy and she called me and, said, okay, deborah, that's the last time i'm on call you. i have lots of it because i kept telling our ceo didn't have time. she said, i have a lot of ceos, my board. so that's not a that's a reason for you not to do it. and she said and plus, i understand have a daughter who's a junior and we take we look with fondness upon the children of board of directors board of trustees. so i joined the board my daughter had my daughter hired. she was like, oh, my god, she had no interest in. brown then today or whatever. but ruth simmons, it was is a master class how to manage you know, she managed the trustee board, managed the administration and she managed the students, you know, and brown students don't like anybody but they liked ruth simmons. she's someone i admire. so, you know, there have been other women who've come into my l

back with me, jamal simmons, and doug hyde.start with you, because trump said last night that he is not going to sign this pledge to support the eventual nominee. obviously it's a requirement to participate in the first debate, but this is what he said about it. >> i wouldn't sign the pledge. why would i signed a pledge? there are some people there, some people that i would not endorse? >> what happens if he doesn't sign a pledge. are they get a little on the debate stage? the reality is that he does not want to be, ultimately if he is on the stage he will allow every opponent to get to the oxygen that he gets into a room and invite himself from a lot of criticism from his party that he doesn't want to have. he may do a second event but he won't be at the debate, his advisers are telling him don't do this, and i think everybody who rationally works in politics when they work for an incumbent was a big lead, which is where trump is that's what you advise. >> >> georgia governor who has no stranger intention with donald trump res

well, it could help simmons energy loss, almost 3000000000 euros in the latest quarter. isn't out of the woods yet. also on our shoulder convoluted and even controversial, the shipping routes for greens coming out of ukraine or no raising prices and frustrations and brazil is set to host a summit around protecting the amazon rain forest. we'll look at how industrial pollution has it one community in particular. hello and welcome to our show. i'm seeing beardsley in berlin and we'd be getting here in germany. we're one of the world's major energy firms. zimmerman's energy says it's rethinking it strategy for wind power. that after and i watering result in the last quarter, a 2900000000 euro loss due in large part to problems with 2 turbine models. and that's going to cost savings energy, specifically a whopping $1600000000.00 euros just to repair and replace the flaws. and it's 4 x and 5 x on shore turbine models, both made by its spanish subsidiary demons, gum mesa. now that firm gummies, that has been a problem presume, is energy ever since the latter was spun off from

simmons with the minute of associates of people we have said we must be the 1st people to benefit from one address such as not for in us and the people that don't belong to our people it shipped to cut. so that is given a political momentum assurance and possible clarity to owns the ability under to proceed government that present tell me so is coming to mix of that is in bucklin progresses so that we make the lives of those waking to see if all kinds of data that other than to undermine it is about ones have confidence that if elections have to be held free and fair, these going to be changing these country them opens that also have confidence that the power must be time set in a peaceful mind in fashion. as an alternative government, we are very clear that we believe that power must become said piece it fully by respecting the will of the people because the mop was the closest and democracy it causes no democrats means they must be a government that is bone out of the collective silly of the people that is expressed to the ballot. so it's about points of confidence in the election is

well, it could help simmons energy loss, almost 3000000000 euros in the latest quarter. it isn't out of the woods yet. also on our shoulder convoluted and even controversial, the shipping routes for greens coming out of ukraine are now raising prices and frustrations and brazil is set to host to summit, around protecting the amazon rain forest. we'll look at how industrial pollution has it one community in particular. hello and welcome to our show. i'm seeing beardsley in berlin. and we begin here in germany. we're one of the world's major energy firms z. men's energy says it's rethinking it, strategy for wind power. that after and i watering result in the last quarter, a 2900000000 euro loss due in large parts of problems with 2 turbine models. and that's going to cost savings energy, specifically a whopping $1600000000.00 euros just to repair and replace flaws and it's 4 x and 5 x on shore turbine models both made by its spanish subsidiary, z means gum mesa.

simmons with the minute over his listings or for people we have said we must be the 1st people to benefit from one that drives us is not for this, and the people that don't belong to i want to put shipped to come. so that is given a political momentum as to what it is and possible. clarity owns the ability on the to proceed. government that present me. so he's coming to make sure that is in bucklin progresses so that we make the lives of those waiting to sit for all kinds of data and other than to undermine it is in bucklin to have confidence that if elections have to be held free and fair these going to be changing these kindly, remote buttons that also have confidence that the power must be time set in a peaceful manner in fashion. as an alternative government, we are very clear that we believe that power must become said, piece it fully by inspecting the will of the people because the mop was the closest and democracy, it causes no democratic means they must be a government that is boned out of the collective silly of the people that is expressed to the ballot. so simple points have co

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but it's not the america that we are looking for. >> jamal simmons, kristian soltis anderson, thank youe on the breaking news. in the presidential race, as we were just mentioning. there was a sign of trouble for ron desantis. can his campaign survive another shakeup. we will find out, because another shakeup just happened! ♪ ♪ ♪ your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire my cpa told me i wouldn't qualify for the erc tax refund, so i called innovation refunds. their team of independent tax attorneys will work with your cpa to determine if your company is eligible. [whip sound] take the first step to see if your small business qualifies. we're carvana we created a brand new way for you to sell your car go to carvana answer a few questions and our techno wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds we'll come to you pay you on the spot then pick up your car that's it atva sometimes

. >> reporter: diana simmons, the c.o.o. of presidio trust, said interest really picked up around 2020 as companies shifted the way they did business. >> we have had so much interest in the smaller spaces that we had to start a waiting list for those offices. >> reporter: simmons says there are more than 200 businesses in the presidio. 95% of the commercial real estate portfolio is currently leased. so there's a 5% vacancy rate. just a few miles away in downtown san francisco, the office vacancy rate stands at 31%. >> with open spaces, park spaces, places to do work and team building outdoors, ample parking, we hear from our tenants that that's something that's they're looking for that they actually feel is a benefit to their employees, especially in bringing them back to work. >> reporter: in the restaurant sessions at the presidio, juan bueno says the growing interest in this corner of san francisco is something he doesn't take for granted. >> we have been very fortunate to be in this great place setting where -- interest

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keir simmons, breaking that news.on candy, and one really famous butter cow. add to that 2024 candidates descending on the iowa state fair, why it's such a critical test but also a big opportunity for those presidential hopefuls. we're live in des moines, next. for those presidential hopefuls. we're live in des moines, next ♪ i gotta good feeling about this, yeah ♪ ♪ i'm with it ♪ ♪ i gotta good feeling about this ♪ ♪ yeah, ♪ ♪ so let's get it ♪ ♪ i'm feeling good vibes ♪ (christina) wanna know the secret ingredient to running my business? (tina) her. (christina) being all over, all at once. (tina) all the time. (christina) but my old network wasn't cutting it. and that's not good for baking. or judging. or writing. so, we switched to verizon, the network businesses rely on. with verizon business unlimited, i get 5g, truly unlimited data, and unlimited hotspot data. so, no matter what, i'm running this kitchen. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. (burke) a new car loses about ten percent of it

robert simmons of irvine, california, the emergency services manager there.ur other big weather story is what's unfolding right now in maui where we have reports of 114 known dead, 1,000 till unaccount for: robert ray is there with the very latest. >> reporter: neil, good morning to you and everyone watching. yes, dead of night here in maui and, indeed, this is still a very active situation as we move to almost two weeks since this fire began and search teams are still on the ground in lahaina, rescue dogs when the sun comes up will continue to search through that town that is, unfortunately, just gone. looking for human ray remains. -- human remains. 114 dead, and that number will likely rise. watch. [background sounds] >> reporter: as the death toll climbs on the island of maui, this is mounting can criticism over the response to these deadly whilefires including a decision made by local officials not to sound disaster sirens. >> do you regret not sounding the sirens? >> i do not. >> reporter: one day after defending that decision, the head of maui's emerge

keir simmons, nbc news. >> a u.n.china for now. >>> we've got a lot to cover in our second hour of "chris jansing reports." let's get right to it. >>> at this hour, the grim search in a hawaiian town reduced to ashes. officials warning that the death toll will climb as we see harrowing images from the wildfire zone. the cost to rebuild estimated in the billions. >>> plus, the fight over how to handle evidence in donald trump's election interference case. the judge ruling he won't be allowed to have a cell phone or anything else that could create a copy anywhere near those sensitive documents, as prosecutors reveal there's more than 11 million pages of evidence involved so far. breaking news in the investigation into the president's son, hunter biden. the attorney general naming trump appointed u.s. attorney david weiss as special counsel in the case. we'll get reaction from the white house. >>> plus, alabama senator tommy tuberville playing defense about where he actually l.

simmons new liberals take advantage of crises in order to implement their new liberal anti government market preferences. in my opinion, there is no special role for government in the medical care field, public money, the tax has mom and balancing the budget is like protecting your virtue. you'd have to learn to say no. this has been the problem. is capitalism is like the unicorn, isn't it? i mean, the role of this and no one's ever saying what you kind of manage capitalism really interested in the used to college and coming on. i don't know now that there is, it goes the and you can only see the great depression, the calls from the pharmacy data. ok, do you see an upcoming address? so the printer is not much. so you might have some of the look at these as soon as the listing, the bright bucket ceiling, the configuration inside. there's a photo for them to retrieve the general escape clause. that means national governments can pump into the economy as much as they need. the they're all last place is the on the borders of civilization. west small stories of heroism becomes the goes to

simmons new live rules take advantage of crises in order to implement their new liberal anti car mat pro market preferences. in my opinion, there is no rational role for government in the medical care field. public money. the tax has a balance in the budget is like protecting university. it has to learn to say no. this has been the same. they can manage capitalism is like the unicorn. i mean the role of this, and no one's ever saying what you kind of manage capitalism in the interest of the date, the, the, she's going to college and coming on. i don't know now that there is because the economic, the great depression, the whole schools, you know, 1000 pharmacies, deal, cutty c u. s. and the police listen to the government. that is not much. so you might have some kind of digital kind of curious to the listing. of course, you gotta go through and go by what gets the only configuration inside the search which triggered the general case. that means national governments can pump into the economy as much as they need. the they're all last place is the on the board is of civilization west.

thanks for joining us, jeff simmons talking to us about the growth in pet and farm animal care as wellcoming up, we will talk about the palantir stock, and has grown 180% this year, again we have seen buy that stock. earnings after the bell. we will see if they can put the numbers behind it. morgan stanley calls the ai stock bubble near its peak. if you agree, we will see how that affects this player. this is bloomberg. ♪ 76% of 23andme health customers surveyed reported taking healthier actions. because they know health isn't just a future state. health happens now. start your dna-powered health journey today with personalized insights from 23andme. was also the first time your profits left you speechless. at the counter or on the go, save 20% with the lowest transaction fees and keep more of what you make. start saving today at godaddy.com matt: governments around the world continue to seek best practices around artificial intelligence regulation while trying not to also stunt growth for the emerging technology. over the weekend, francine lacqua spoke to the israeli prime minister, b

. >> rick simmons is an attorney who currently represents around 75 people with sexual abuse cases. he says the bankruptcy filing would allow the archdiocese to deal with hundreds of cases collectively instead of one by one. >> i think the chance that they are not compensated at all is very low. the chance that they are not compensated fairly is very high. >> while the process plays out, many of the victims will be waiting, hoping one day to find closure and some sense of peace. >> the church is presenting itself as the person who is the victim here, and they are not. clearly they are not. dan: evacuation has finally ended for people in san pablo after a hazmat situation that lasted more than three days. cleanup crews gave the all clear at 5:30 this evening. acid and explosives were found in bottles, vials, and various containers in a shed behind a home on stanton avenue. this was on wednesday they found the stuff. investigators had to process more than 600 different chemicals. neighbors say a man who lived in the home was a retired chemistry professor who recently passed away. it w

if you don't mind, he loaded into the end of lima, simmons and i'm, i got it. i don't know if this got the, but i thought it was simplifies people don't us and that i know that it went to a gene group. you mean that image and all the minutes i looked at setting mobile about a can for example, if my name, oh, well, you mean to just come to the us but tons of really, but because i will get with you on a when, which is the gc it's important enough time to anybody to quit similar deal. you know, i did it went into my bill on his boss. i don't, i don't, i shall not the best of the company to stop. and they've been very defensive because everybody says tools instead of them in the studio. the piano is one folk soon to a subclass sheep mux, you might as soon as you put on a thought, if you had an apple paid for you, maybe some totally they got to the i'm looking at so knowledge and so the new stuff you need a lot of the not confident system, the civically, so be the void. i give it to the p. explain this little committee is a little more than wants to go to the movie

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but ruth simmons is a master class in how to manage, you know? the trustee board, she managed the administration, and she managed the students, you know? and brown students don't like anybody. [laughter] but they liked ruth simmons. so she's someone i admire. so, you know, there's been other women who have come into my life. and i didn't mention my mother. i always admired my mother. she was so talented and so smart, and she never finished college either. but she would read all the time, she did crossword puzzles, she wrote a letter to the president about the dough can nut hole in medicare -- doughnut hole in medicare one time. and she was just smart as a whip. >>>> what's her name? >> d can elma. -- delma. and she was a war clerk. she lookedded at -- worked at children's hospital. >> we're down to a couple minutes, i'm going togi ask one last question, and i'm going to ask you to give us some closing thoughts. you've done -- a lot of people think, what, just helping bet to become what it is, like a premier media organization. but someone wants t

for granted that most of the time the electricity is coming out and your device where this is kelly simmons. she's an engineer who researches how energy systems of all. so what's going on behind the scenes is actually like from the electricity you use is only generated as you use. and to get to you a trip to an intricate network, wires, cables and transformers called the grid. the grid is made up of the generate tests that create the electricity, like gas or nuclear power plants or wind turbines. the transmission lines that carry it to so called substations, which transform it to a low voltage and the distribution lines that finally delivered to homes and businesses. so solar panels and waiting turbans, they kind of have a minus. and so we can't quite control them as well as becoming possible. generators that we've had in the past dispatch a little means electricity sources we have available pretty much on demands like coal or gas power plants and kind of turn them up and turn them down. according to how you want me to operate. solar and wind are the opposite of this non dispatcher, but we

met earlier, the human health foundation funds, one of the facilities, the kids for abuse children, simmons, boys and girls, the keys together in small residential groups. most of them need psychological therapy. the goal of the facilities is to provide the children with an education and rebuild this self esteem. many of the children had already experienced abuse families before they was sold to 6 tourists. we asked the director of the facility seeking room is how the center traits, children recovering from trauma. we are not the center. we had a home for them and we act like the parents and all the children i call the teacher, daddy or mommy here. this thing takes a lot of time here. some of the cases we know that the human to take like at least 6 months to 12 months before they truly believe that we are here for them. we very passionate about helping them. then they'll start explaining their it the emotion of things like that, but listening tastes a lot of patients. some times noises be that the home for the last 3 years. she was just 7 when she arrived as a young child boy was abused by

daniel earl simmons. sharonda coleman singleton. myra thompson. a good yeah decent people god people. yeah but. people so full of life and so full of kindness. people ran the race. yes. who persevered. people of great. to the families of the fallen the nation shares in your grief. our pain cuts that much deeper because it happened in a church right. the church and always been the center of african-america life. a place to call our own in a too often hostile world a sanctuary from many hardships over course of centuries. black churches served as hush harbors where slaves worship in safety, praise houses where they're descendants could gather and shout hallelujah. rest stops for the weary along the underground railroad bunkers, the footsoldiers of the civil rights movement right? they have been and continue to be community centers where. we organize for jobs and, justice, places of scholarship and network places where are loved and fed and out of harm's way and told that they are beautiful and smart and taught that they matter. that's what happens i

greet us in ukrainian, but there were some moments and words that i constantly highlighted in meninde simmonsis is the indomitability that she highlighted in ukraine, ms. ursula funderlyan said beautiful words ukraine's strength lies in its people rapka yes ukraine is us ukraine is the people now we are listening to roberto matsuola president of the european parliament dear ukrainians ukrainians good luck with independence i wish you peace freedom justice and a prosperous european future your courage your conviction and your determination with which you repel the attack of the aggressor. this is an inspiration for europe and the world. we stand by you today and we will be with you as long as it takes. glory to ukraine is also impressive that in almost every greeting european leaders are always meant, these words were heard, we will be with you as long as necessary, they understand that this matter must be brought to an end and this moscow hydra must be killed, simply killed so that it will never grow again. matsola also had words that also struck me very strongly , she said your determination