i'll begin with you, terrence gaynor, just to see and hear the genuine concern and fear that pence's security detail had, you had that national security official testifying that they were so concerned, they thought they might not make it right? they wanted to let their families know they loved them. tell us what that showed you did the severity of the threat that day, because, right, we heard this narrative from some on the right wing, that oh, well, the violence has been exaggerated. >> well, there was no exaggeration between the listening to the voice of those individuals, seeing those photos and knowing a little bit about the capitol. it was very, very dangerous. there was early scenes where inspector tom lloyd was in the ohio corridor, just on the other side of some of the walls where the vice president was, trying to coordinate with the secret service, there was an incredible amount of restraint in the fact that how close we came to the use of force to get the vice president to safety. >> norm, you have suggested throughout this, before last night's hearing, the committee's toug

speaker it is also been 40 years since the death of terrence higgins. he worked before he sadly died of aids. the labour party and the terrence higgins trust are devoted to ending cases of hiv by 2030. together we can. mr. speaker, last week a government minister was accused of sexually assaulting a young man. i want to quote the victim's account. he says "he grabbed my ass and slowly moved his hand down in front of my groin. i froze. i accept that that is not easy listening, but it is a reminder to all those propping up this prime minister just how serious the situation is. he knew the accused minister had previously committed predatory behavior but he promoted him to a position of power anyway. why? mr. scott -- pm johnson: mr. speaker, that individual no longer has the conservative, and he had no longer has a job. as soon as i was made aware of the allegation that he was out. the complaint that was made, and then he lost his status as a conservative mp and he is now the subject, mr. speaker, of an independent investigation to the complaints and griev

. >> and "out front" kimberly lost her husband terrence in the attack, and it is good to have you on,up for you horrible memories. i just wonder, what does it feel to hear these years later, comments like that from a former u.s. president? >> well, i would have to say that i feel disappointed, because when he was our president, he swore, he took an oath to protect all americans against foreign and domestic threats. and so it is very, very unfortunate to hear that after all of these years. >> yeah. trump is not the only u.s. official, and only u.s. president who has made contact right with saudi arabiians recently. president biden fist bumping the crown prince, and circulating very photo there, and his son-in-law apparently scored a $2 billion investment for a saudi fund for his own equity firm, and do you feel as you look at that, that officials are letting you down, letting terrence down by letting the saudis off in effect? >> in some way, i do feel that way. i do feel that way, but i am also realistic. i am realistic in the fact that politics is a very, very tricky game. i always, y

are developing systems that make it very easy to sort of discern what's real and what's not, hulu, terrence so then is hoping that her avatar experiments will help raise awareness surround woodall, online interactions could look like in the future. there are still a tremendous number of challenges and limitations around the technology and park because it is so new. sure, it's easy to see all that has topic ways that that could go wrong. but there are also a ton of creative possibilities that present themselves once you have the option. so all are digital cline's may not be taking off physical jobs just yet. the learning capacity on ability to scale could see them moving up the career ladder faster than we imagine. now, the existence of the digital human wouldn't even be possible without the internet, but connectivity is far from being a universally enjoyed privilege. the so called digital divide means that some countries are left behind in the race for a technological advancement. however, internet enabled by satellites reaching every corner of the globe could fix that problem. but that may

cannot terrence crawford -- who also stop somebody in self-defense -- >> it seems to be this absurd -alf an ounce of common sense looking at this video has to feel for this guy and like you said, rather than charge the people who initiated this threat, they are now looking to put him behind bars for 25 years. something's got to give they will release images of city to foreign land it's a great city, but too we have seen -- >> it would not be hard to fix this. reward good behavior, punish bad behavior, it's not hard. i appreciate you and what you do. >> thank you. >> california -- it is run by tics. one video, and you may have seen this, but if you have not, prepare yourself -- children looking like junkies as they get looking like junkies as they get off the school bus. when you need help it's great to be in sync with customer service. a team of reps who can anticipate the next step genesys technology is changing the way customer service teams anticipate what customers need. because happy customers are music to our ears. genesys, we're behind every customer smile. >> the saddest humil

i'm going to start with an expert voice that expert voice is terrence cooper, is a needle exchange coordinator. i say the co we about them. if it know it, like at the same time. and i do not think one of them will people that work in if you will guess almost time only has no drill, uses woods will also have her with doubly with the fitness and his new stuff. the came out is crazy. this is of the know he will say a death in the rise over those death. why is fentanyl and other powerful drugs, particularly impacting communities of color in the united states? and what can be done about that at expert panel? andrea charles moreno sir. welcome good to have you all here on the stream. andrea, please say hello to our audience around the well, tell them who you are, what you do. hello, however, the invitation, my name is andrea, my lee. i'm from the high nation and i'm calling in from the unseen, unoccupied, piscataway and territory. here in baltimore, maryland. i'm currently a research associate at the center for american indian health. johns hopkins movers, go a public health hello. so good to have y

i'm going to start with an expert voice that expert voice is terrence cooper. he's a needle exchange coordinator. i say the co way up with them. i fit know it like at the same time, and i'm not thankful that epidemic people that work in a people got almost time when i heard, you know, drilled uses words will alter her with doubly with his fitness and his new stuff the came out is crazy. this is the fear, know he will soon a death in the raz. oh would those them? why is fentanyl and other powerful drugs particularly impacting communities of color in the united states? and what can be done about that at expert panel? andrea charles: great sir. welcome. good to have you all here on the stream. andrea, please say hello to our audience around the well, tell them who you are, what you do. hello, however, the invitation, my name is andrea miley. i'm from the high to nation and i'm calling in from the unseeded unoccupied, cuz got away and felt like territory here in baltimore, maryland. i'm currently a research associate at the vendor for american indian health, a john

i'm going to start with an expert voice that expert voice is terrence cooper. he's a needle exchange coordinator. i say the co we about them. i feel know he'd like besides her and i not think one of them were people that worked in. if people got so much time, only hers, you know, drilled uses his words were all time her with devil with his fitness and his new stuff. the came out is crazy, this is the thing though he will say in a death, in the raz, oh, with those death, why is fentanyl and other powerful drugs particularly impacting communities of color in the united states? and what can be done about that? at expert panel? andrea charles moreno sir. welcome good to have you all here on the stream. andrea, please say hello to our audience around the well, tell them who you are, what you do. hello. however, the invitation, my name is andrea, my lee, i'm from the high to nation and i'm calling in from the unseeded, unoccupied, piscataway and stuff like territory here in baltimore, maryland. i'm currently a research associate at the center for american indian heal

it terrence out carrie knew as much about crime scenes as dance moves.cause carrie is a cop in nearby memphis. >> well, i kind of took on that police officer role at that moment and i combed like every inch of her property. >> did you find anything? >> i found nothing. i looked in her storage sheds and i looked all along the railroad tracks around her house and found nothing. >> as detectives were putting together pieces of heather's life and tracking her last movements. chris jones, heather's husband, made an emotional appearance on a local tv station. >> the afternoon heather disappeared, chris came to the police station to help. >> i mean i can't miss an opportunity. i didn't want to miss a kawaii i didn't miss a chance. i don't know if she's going to come by. i don't want a knock on the door. >> sure. >> i'm worried. >> chris told detectives something that could be vital to the investigation. he said heather had been out the night before, the subject read, i'm sorry. in it, she mentions their little girl ava. come get ava. i cannot face everyone with

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now, ethiopia is terrence hall has won gold in the men's marathon of the world championships in the united states. his time of 2 hours, 5 minutes and 36 seconds, a new champion, record who's a silver medalist in this event 5 years ago in london. this was toes 1st, world title victory. a ford curly is officially the world's fastest man, the american sitting, the one that are made to title on what was a memorable day for the harsh nation in oregon. so hell malik reports ah, the mens 100 meters, the glamor event at any world championships, and he took center stage on day 2 in oregon. much was expected from 2020 two's fastest man american fred, curly and he came through his semi final with these 2 saw hallway, there was to be no fairy tale ending for seemingly jet lagged ferdinand omen yala. the canyon failed to advance. after only arriving in eugene the day before and having raced his here shortly after landing excellent running, the home crowd got what they wanted. however, a final teaching for americans with 3 of them going on to middle is under treyvon, ronald and marvin bracy taking bronz

read off this list correctly, that one of the stocks that you bought was amazon in fact because terrence is out today, saying that stock has gotten so crushed there is a case it could double or triple. i am wondering what you think about what they have to say, they, this is a quote, amazon chairs have rarely been more attractive yes the latest quarter will be bad, but the future couldn't be brighter. >> look, i didn't rethink my position of being slightly long amazon cutback, look, i think it has lost attention from others, you know, it is still a barometer of spending of course, so it was really a market call, when i bought amazon, it wasn't saying hey, this is the best opportunity to get in, i do believe you get another chance and with apple, i think apple is going to miss. i think coin flip, a little better than coin flip. you have expensive products. so, why should they be immune to what we are seeing in consumer spending? and in terms of ad spending, it is a leading indicator of the economy. ad spending is a weakening. that is undeniable. i spoke to people in the industry, that his

ian green is the chief executive of the terrence higgins trust.r _ aids crisis. it was 1982, those of us that remember the _ aids crisis. it was 1982, those of us that remember the 80s i aids crisis. it was 1982, those of us that remember the 80s will i us that remember the 805 will remember so vividly that shock tactic that was used with the advertising of the tombstone. it's amazing how things have moved on. sure. i think for many people their narrative is still stuck in the 19805, because there has not been the same level of public awareness since then. the really important thing to say is that to date somebody diagnosed with hiv can have a normal life expectancy, and really importantly because of the drugs in the system cannot pass the virus on through sexual contact. i the system cannot pass the virus on through sexual contact.— through sexual contact. i suppose the challenge _ through sexual contact. i suppose the challenge is _ through sexual contact. i suppose the challenge is to _ through sexual contact. i suppose the challenge is to get

terrence: sí, supongo. línea es para emergencias. [ríe] terrence: de acuerdo, gracias, belleza. jordan: muy bien, no te metas en problemas. terrence: sí, belleza, de acuerdo, >> ¿nos sigue diciendo bellezas? jordan: ya lo conoces, ¿ya se le cayó el diente a cara? >> no, lou se lo quiere quitar, pero no lo dejo. jordan: ¿por qué los hombres son tan brutos? >> aquí vienen dos de ellos, pregúntales. [murmullo] [risas] paul: hola, hermosa. jordan: me jefa está ahí. paul: ¿quién? ¿la reina abeja? parece enojada. >> lo de siempre, 3 kilos y medio, una princesita hermosa. paul: míralo, qué ejemplo de humanidad, le salvó la vida a la madre. >> oh. jordan: impresionante. >> díselo a tu amiga. jordan: no le gustan los policías. >> ¿quién no querría salir con un policía? somos valientes, honestos, tenemos un cuerpo genial. >> a mí me gustan, yo saldría contigo. >> ¿ves? ella sabe de lo que hablo. jordan: mientras siguen hablando de eso, me tomaré un descanso. >> debes tener paciencia. lo sé. paul: ¿no que vives a diez