>> terry: up next is one of your golden buzzers, simon.e's sky elements. >> simon: that was incredible. how do you top that? >> sofia: is that you? >> heidi: it is. >> sofia: is that me. >> heidi: it's you. it's very exciting when you see yourself on a billboard, but this is next level. i love seeing my face in the sky. >> sofia: simon loved it. >> simon: incredible. i'm in awe. >> thank you, simon. >> can we bring the lights down, please? >> simon: i'm just about to get myself fired. >> howie: no! >> simon: it's mine. >> howie: my golden buzzer. it was mine. >> terry: we're going to check the replay and find out who pressed the golden buzzer first. howie got there first. >> howie: i did it. >> this moment is maybe the happiest moment of my life. >> simon: i love this act. i love them as people. there's something authentic about what you do. you make everyone feel amazing when you perform. ♪ gonna be a bright ♪ >> simon: love that song choice. ♪ sunshiny day ♪ >> simon: this is your golden buzzer. >> sofia: i don't care what simon says. i

terry or alan?att. - electoral college, $1,000. - matt. - who is john quincy adams? - that's correct. - electoral college, $800. - matt. - who is trump? - correct. - electoral college, $600. answer there, the daily double in the round. you just pulled ahead of alan on that last clue, matt. - what do you wanna wager? - everything. i thought you might. $3,200 at stake in the electoral college by the numbers. who is gore? you don't seem sure, but it is al gore. yes, you have $6,400. [applause] johnny gilbert, $1,000. here's johnny. [johnny reading clue] - matt. - who is ray charles? - correct. - gilbert, $800. [johnny reading clue] - matt. - who is blink-182? yeah, but that's the definitive version, i think. - of course. - [laughter] dessert, $1,000. italian for "cooked cream," this eggless custard can be garnished with raspberries. - alan. - what is zabaglione? no, i'm sorry. - terry. - what is panna cotta? - it is panna cotta, right. - dessert for $800. - terry. - what are macaroons? macaroons is rig

finally, we have terry!lause] terry, you will be defending your guilty pleasure of dumbbells. terry, please make your case! >> i want to say that the arms don't come lightly, you have to earn them! and i even brought one with me that matches my outfit. i am here to tell you that it has been a perfect piece of exercise equipment, because first of all, you don't have to get the big, heavy ones. you can get a little one like this and just keep doing it over and over again. and you will see results, that's if you add one big one. so let me tell you, if albert einstein -- i want to bring this up again. albert einstein, i heard, he picked up a dumbbell and it was in the weight room and discovered gravity. it all came to him, the theory relativity. >> may i examine the barbell? gravity is affecting it. >> yes, it is. i tell you, there has never been invented a better piece of exercise equipment that exercises your mind as well as your body. i rest my case! >> taylor: d.a. manganiello, any questions? >> i have a lot

terry... terry and myself, um, graham and john, eric on his own.t for you. and it's interesting thinking back to the series, and also the films — life of brian and the holy grail — your characters are often mild—mannered, they're polite, frustrated. were you channelling aspects of your own character into those characters, do you think? probably. i could do them, that's all i can say. i could do shopkeepers very well, and john and i did a lot of shopkeeper material. and i could be the boring shopkeeper. it's also about affability, isn't it? it's a kind of recurring trait of so many of the characters, and that really is you. i mean, is there anybody that's got a bad word to say about michael palin? you are famously the nicest man in britain. ooh! grr! now�*s the time to change that. come on. well, i am... what makes you angry? well, uh, you know, lots of things make me angry. you know? but they're tiny things, like everybody else. you know, people who drive very close behind you on the motorway, people who throw litter out of car windows, silly thing

terry haines is founder of policy.la harris who has arrived in raleigh, north carolina. she will be do to give a policy speech outlining her economic plan at about 2:45 eastern time. when she begins speaking, we will bring you there on bloomberg television to give you full coverage of the event. you are looking at the s&p 500 and other equity markets. index is holding onto their gains of a moment. little movement in yields with a two-year at 4.07% and the 10 year 329%. -- three point 89%. ♪ the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management >> from the world of politics to the world of business, this is "balance of power." ♪ live from washington, d.c. joe: it is still the economy, stupid. kamala harris gets return. bottom to the fastest show in politics as the vice president outlines or policy proposals today as donald trump did earlier this week. we will talk about her plan with the campaign's senior economic advisor gene sperling. now on the trail. consumer sentiment rising for the first time in five years. another economic

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liz terry. gia. you know, jordan chiles vaulted from fifth place to third in the floor exercise competition. and now that decision is being reversed. the court of arbitration of sport says the inquiry that the coaches submitted was too late. that means that the original score that put the romanian gymnast in third could be reinstated. and it's unclear now if chiles will have to give up her bronze medal. that would have been her first individual olympic medal. and as the results of that are coming into question. team usa racking up more hardware dramatically, the us women's soccer team battled brazil in the gold medal match up with tom cruise in the stands. the flag stays down for now thanks to mallory swanson sinking the sole score in the 57th minute. it is gold, glorious gold for the united states. the team usa women are olympic champions for the first time in 12 years. the one thing that we do is just have fun. another dramatic photo finish on the track when american masai russell won gold in the 1

terry strada chair of $911.00 families united her husband tom was killed in new tax . thank you very much for joining us. thank you. and that's all we have for now. we'll be back soon with more headlines. checks on the lines you w. com. the on the long voyage through the ocean, another humpback well with accounts for a long time, they had to be a humans on the journey. now the trenches have become very protective of wales and the rewards of ocean conservation start september full dw, the.

: i am terry crews. good night, america. the roadways, plus a beloved hardware store destroyed in a fire. how people in a san francisco neighborhood are rallying around the shop's owner to make sure he reopens after a cooler weekend. things are set to warm up again as we start this workweek. rob mayeda tracking the changes in your microclimate forecast. thank you for joining us on this special edition of nbc bay area news. i'm terry mcsweeney. gia has the night off. it has been a very busy weekend for police officers and the chp across the bay area. we have seen several large groups of people on motorcycles and bikes in addition to dangerous sideshows. nbc bay area's alyssa goard has been talking to police and explains what we know so far. this is what people saw. this afternoon on grand avenue near lake merritt in oakland. hundreds of people taking over the street, many on motorcycles, others on regular bicycles and even four wheelers. oakland police say they were called about a robbery at a business on

love to see it terry gere oh yeah we got time. if you got more outfits because you that's the second one we've got. if you have some more, bring it out. the polo is i'm liking it. i like it. so yeah. this is the swimsuit that katie ledecky was wearing. you might have seen it in there. look at this you guys. they wear it two sizes smaller than they normally have it. and it's already a compression garment. and it's 600 bucks. takes them 45 minutes to get into it. and then you throw it away afterwards. it's disposable. oh my goodness. wow wow liz that's great insight. we are learning so much liz. all right thank you thank you liz. well simone biles is not the only one celebrating her gold. her seventh gold. flavor flav posting this video on social media. there he is cheering on the greatest of all time. from the stands, you can see his excitement as he jumps up and down, high fiving people around him. in the post, the rapper wrote that biles is, quote, living that trophy life. let's remember that. let's all try to do that. i would li

. >> whit: terry moran following the trump campaign in pennsylvania tonight where that rally just endedith this race extremely tight, it seems both candidates are really trying to appeal to more moderate voters? >> reporter: and we're seeing it in realtime, whit, with dramatic changes from donald trump on his message on abortion. just weeks ago he was still bragging about killing roe v. wade and praising some of those state bans. kamala harris, she's abandoning her previous support for frack fracking, for banning fracking, for medicare for all, for others.

terry, this morning. so 5 forces worked um around the clock throughout the night and still this morning we have several friends and also the fires claim. their 1st victim of a 60 year old woman which was trapped in the building. she was working in the area of the laundry, and right now the creations are going on and it's extremely difficult. and as the wind is still very, very strong. i'm in the, in the city center of athens right now. but in the, in the affected areas around and now there are several of the residents are still there trying to protect property, fire forces operating there and it's still very, very tens. um, everything seems not under control. by now, at least now, the athens metropolitan area has over 3000000 residents. is the capital prepared for the fires to come even closer? well prepared to um, to react to the situation when it comes to cleaning vegetation to, to setting up a fire breaks. however, that has been a criticism, especially by residents, not only by the affected areas to ma

the w as terry shoals of the laser life in brussels on a friday night, terry, as always thank you. or for the day continues online, you'll find this on x also known as twitter and on youtube dw, and usually gets all the media bring golf t v on social media. and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is a new day will leave you with some of the highlights from this week's democratic national convention in chicago. have a good weekend every the one our daughter was born. we named her help god. and when you are my entire world and i love you the and see taught us and she always, she also taught it. and she also taught us and never do anything have asked. donald trump fell asleep at his own trial. i want to know who's going to tell him that the job he's currently seeking might just be one of those black jobs. very good child is nickname. the crazy conspiracy theories is this weird obsession with cloud sizes. the only place in news comes here to find some location like the 15 minutes d, w eco indian. this child has given lose so much peace of mind. ready while i have th

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terry shouts reports did not. why would finland known as the land of a 1000 legs suddenly have concerns about its water supply? because that's exactly the aim of multiple bizarre, but unsuccessful attempts this summer to break into a finish water facilities, you'll pay a couple of $1000.00 euros for some. some criminal dukes has to go in and break the door. and that's enough because the whole fuel headlines suited people who've worried at uh, tying up a lot of resources. why would it be a rush on to your room? is there any intelligence officer on and i'm wondering how do i make things people worried in freelance to punish them for they donate on all the other things? well that's, that's a very easy or cheap way to do it. to very is the former head of finland's military intelligence newly elected to the european parliament. he came under fire recently for saying russia is waging war on finland to sabotage and hybrid attacks. he tells me it's actually a war on the entire west. they want to hurt us and they doing wha

>> whit: all right, terry.to the mosquito-borne virus threat as americans gather for the long holiday weekend. two recent deaths from the west nile virus in new jersey, and cases reported in dozens of states. and the growing concern for the rare and potentially deadly eee virus, especially in the northeast. here's abc's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, with new jersey reporting two new deaths from the west nile virus, health officials are urging americans to protect themselves from mosquitoes with bug spray and extra clothing when the sun goes down. >> this is when we are seeing a lot of west nile cases. it's not fun to walk around like that at this time of the year when it's so hot. but i think it's really important to do that. >> reporter: west nile typically kills 100 to 200 americans every year. in missouri, 18-year-old john proctor is on a ventilator after contracting the disease. his parents say it started with a headache and dizziness and then spiraled into a high fever with vomiting. >> my son was

terry strada chair of $911.00 families united her husband tom was killed in the tax . thank you very much for joining us to and here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you around and how mazda are choosing is real of assassinating. who? mazda is top political leader is miles near an air strike into one hardline protesters to the st. spelling revenge, and denouncing is real and less with growing peers with wider regional conflict is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu said his country was prepared for all scenarios and warned of severe consequences for anyone tries to attack israel's that's it for now. we'll be back soon with more headlines in the meantime. find this online, w dot com seem very simple, and thanks for watching the on the long voyage through the ocean. another how well was it costs for a long time, they had to fee a humans on the journey. now the trenches have become very protective of whales until the results of the ocean conservation start september full on w lan. parties meeting the site for ridiculous i'm needing to find the stigma

we have a special with the little m terry martin. welcome to the program. there's another big night that the democratic national convention in the us with bar rock obama and michelle obama delivering headlined speeches. the former president told fellow democrats in chicago, the torch has been passed to cumberland harris, and it's time to get to work to elect her as president. as it was, the obama as night receiving got a rock star. welcome at the democratic national convention. the president buck obama bugler rousing endorsement of democratic presidential hopeful. com and the head is we do not need 4 more years of bluster and bumbling and chaos stores. we are running the president. 2 both obama strongly criticized the republican candidate, former president, done his drum. there's a 78 year old billionaire who has not stopped whining about his problems since he wrote down his name escalator 9 years ago. it's been a consequence stream of upgrades and grievances that that's actually been getting worse now that he was afraid of losing comma for years, donald tr

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terry? wow, what an exciting final day here in paris with bay area athletes bringing home the bacon. adrian weinberg is a berkeley grad and rookie on the u.s. men's water polo team. there was a crazy shootout against hungary for the bronze, and he had a miraculous 16 saves. and you know, i've been bringing you some gear. got to get a basketball shoe in there of course, because the women's basketball team making history, including two players, chelsea gray from heywood and sabrina ionescu from walnut creek, who just helped finish with a bang getting the u.s. on the right foot to close this thing out there, wnba players france battled the u.s. to the bitter end in the gold medal women's basketball game, but kahleah copper sank two free throws in the closing seconds and the u.s. survived a potentially game tying shot as time ran out to win 6766, their eighth stht gold medal. the most dominant streak in olympic history. we could have fumbled. we could have fumbled at many times, but we pulled th

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i'm terry martin. thanks for the the, the when i was younger, kind of the best one of the most part of choice. it was stigmatized my generation, these cannabis as a part of our culture. no, we're not doing that. v as a marijuana. accrued strongly conflict, but sometimes for unexpected reasons. we the new young generations want to change our region lucky, older generations, equal rejected legalization. and then when generations class next on dw, do more of the week process launching the fluid surprises as weapons. they impact spence from the atlantic coastal and forgot to do this. so these asia, russia is targeting ukraine's agricultural sector, destroying the world's grain supplies, leading global inflation to spread and foster in 45 minutes on d. w. the welcome to the tire timelines, capital for 6 tourism window. you have many if you go to a faucet, you the pay twice or $3.00 times as much and the other half the service in 2023, a documentary uncovered corruption and child abuse. the youngest one, for

i'm terry mcsweeney and i'm raj mathai. this is not what you want in your kitchen or your bedrooms or anywhere where you live. an apartment overrun with rats and mice. a family in oakland claims it's struggling to get the landlord to help. nbc's sergio quintana has more. this is the first time karen williams says she's been inside her family's apartment since they cleared out several days ago because of what happened with her 16 year old daughter, came to the refrigerator to get some water, and there were three rats under her feet when she showed us the kitchen. it didn't take long to hear and then see the issue. he can hear the mouse. he's squeaking. yeah, it's oh, he's right there. he's right there. he's on the he's right there. he's stuck on the pad. right. he's stuck. hold on. he's under the bag. he's under this bag. right. careful careful careful careful. there he is. he's stuck on the. oh okay. great. the williams tell me they've been pushing their landlord to do something about the rat infestation since june 19th. th

a good to see both of you at terry. if i'd like to start with you from what we heard during comma harris's speech as a democratic national convention, what do you think her presidency would mean for fellow nato partners? as well, to be honest, i think that for, for nato members, all except for perhaps hungry basically kind of, le harris would be a huge relief. and that would actually be true of almost any republican candidate other than donald trump. because traditionally, the republican party also has been very supportive of nato. but of course under current circumstances with donald trump as the g o p. candidate connelly harris will definitely be the preferred candidate in terms of nato's support. now we didn't see any reaction this morning from you leaders from nato leaders from national leaders. and that's not so surprising because of course it wasn't a speech that was heavy on foreign policy. but also you have to remember that they have to be very careful. nobody knows who's going to win this contest and, and donal

terry. relatable. grade. i give it a b-plus. i think the message is solid.an f for honesty. right. cl harris hasn't been middle class for several decades. and by the way, she's tryingur take credit for our planning to, you know, turn the economy n doin around with affordable housing and health care. what's she been doing the last four years? yearsrt of thshe's been part oi problem and part of this administration has been causing these problems. >> g. she's just getting going.. come on, terry. she's just getting started. give herenat a break.duelin all right. the senate race in pennsylvania, i mean, this had he dueling ads, huge money being spent there. here's senator bob again casey'd against his challenger, dave mccormack. >> mccormack invested millionss0 of dollars in the company that makes c 90% of china's off fentanyl. mccormick saw a way to get chinr rich off chinese fentanyl. >> now, here's how dave the philadelphia inquirer says t casey personally owned stockme in the same chinese fentanyl producer hhinesee attacked mccok for casey's trying to cover u

but sergeant terry wilson was focusing on narcy.he knew he didn't have enough to charge her with her husband's death, at least not yet. she had an alibi for the assumed time of the murder. the case against her was circumstantial. so someone else must have gotten into the room and killed her husband. but who? then seemingly out of nowhere, an anonymous letter fluttered onto the desk of a detective 1,000 miles away from the crime scene. gary fetters, then an investigator in miami springs, florida, personally knew nothing of the ben novack case. and his department wasn't involved. there's people, obviously, that heard the name and knew about him, the fontainebleau and all. i wasn't one of them. i didn't know anything about it until i talked to detective wilson in new york. dennis murphy (voiceover): the letter, written in spanish, was nothing less than a blueprint to the murder, naming names, citing motivations. this is shocking. and it could be a big break. dennis murphy (voiceover): sergeant wilson, up in westchester, couldn't wait t

terry moran on the campaign trail. >>> the mosquito-borne virus alert. cases reported in dozens of states. and concern for the rare and deadly eee virus, especially in the northeast. the precautions you can take this holiday weekend. >>> overseas tonight, day three of israel's sweeping raids in the west bank. israeli police say they killed a hamas commander. while in gaza. idf acknowledging they struck another aid convoy. >>> back here in the u.s., a dallas police officer gunned down while sitting in his patrol car. he was just months on the job after years as a high school math teacher. >>> late today, one of the doctors accused in the death of actor matthew perry appearing in court. what we've just learned. >>> and the 6-year-old boy sharing the news he waited so long to hear -- he was getting a new heart. the joyful reaction. it's "america strong." >> whit: good evening. it's great to have you with us on this friday night. i'm whit johnson in for david. as we head into the labor day weekend, developing news on an nhl stamp hit and killed by a suspecte

we've known that front is a bastion of tele, terry, and is on for years president macro learned, even though our prime minister to be a pointed after is clearly a failure to secure any success at the ballot box. who is macro, who are the french authorities? that have taken durham of him put in prison and detained him in front because friends, bands rumble friends bands, our t friends, bands, any kind of descent that alters from the washington consensus. because frances, of calling me all the united states, the president, it says, is one the, to the alarm. anyone in front and anyone thinking of ever, ever visiting france until there's been some kind of revolution of values. the french revolution is dead. we drove in jail who will now become a course of that birth for those who love liberty all around the world. less than you are a visitor, tell a terry in space when no one must be free to read. listen, watch, think you are not allowed to do that in western europe anymore. if you read in novel, if you want to play 3, let's do a piece of music. if you read of news story and that it comes

terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. all right, terry, thanks.he justice department is considering a push for a historic breakup of google. this comes after a federal judge ruled that the tech giant has an illegal monopoly over online search. bloomberg is reporting that there are various proposals being discussed, including breaking off parts of google, such as its chrome browser or android smartphone operating system. other scenarios under consideration include forcing the company to make its data available to rivals. we have reached back to google. i reached out to google, i should say, but have not yet heard back. an update now to a disturbing case involving a mentally ill inmate. three former santa clara county correctional deputies pled guilty to killing him. matthew ferris, jerry lubrin and rafael rodriguez pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter of michael tyree. you saw this photo right there. this was part of a plea deal. tyree was a mentally ill inmate accused of a misdemeanor back in 2015. there are the three former deputies. he was wait

that was terry szuplat at the i you.vention. —— kamala harris's advantage. in chicago. we will soon go to sicily to hear about the rescue operation. now let's turn to domestic events back home. we are heading in the direction of rachel reeves's first budget which she will deliver on the 30th of october. we had figures today showing the public finances are not quite as good as we had perhaps expected them to be. we know that rachel reeves was facing tough choices in her first budget on 30th october because the new chancellor has repeatedly told us she has inherited the worst economic legacy since the second world war. today's worse—than—expected public borrowing figures were immediately seized on by the government as it — unsurprisingly — doubled down on those claims which are hotly disputed by the conservatives. so what choices should the chancellor be considering when she set out her taxation and spending plans? who better than to discuss these matters from our learn old —— learners petal from across the spectrum. let's

terry, you know joe biden so well. mixed emotions tonight.rations, handing off the torch to kamala harris. >> yeah. very emotional tonight for him. you know, i think he's going to talk tonight about the great success he's had the last three and a half years, and i think he's going to set the place up for his vice president, for vice president kamala harris -- >> what do you think he's feeling? >> listen, i think it's bittersweet, obviously. he wanted to run again for president, but now, he's looking -- we're going to elect kamala harris, the first woman, first woman of color to be president of the united states of america, and i think he's going to take tremendous pride in that. it's an exciting time. i've been doing this as you say a long time, 13th convention. i chaired the 2000 convention. i was national chairman for '04. i have never seen something like what we're seeing going on, the excitement, the joy, the happiness, the grassroots activism that's going on. this is an exciting time for the democrats. i mean, literally in three weeks, a

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terry: i will welcome the direct question.sm in the democratic party. you see some in specific parts of the democratic party. there is a large community of some mullions in minnesota for example -- somalians in minnesota for example. here are some progressives who want a much more balanced view between israel and palestine in their own party. and more on some levels. i don't think the rank and file and the vast majority of democratic leaders are anti-semitic. they are trying to balance their ticket. frankly that is why shapiro makes more sense in a transformational campaign way than walz. he actually balances the ticket. dani: can we just say that the math of pennsylvania needs to be -- means that he needs to be the choice? terry: yes. it is a tipping point state, number one. it is considered the most important state for whoever wins the election. the other reason is that frankly anywhere outside of philadelphia in pennsylvania, what you will have is you will have a very red republican pro-trump voting block. you have to bring

so this is proof that this is purely oligarchy or for a terry out of terry and state. and that the only way to get out of business to make ourselves the french people that yeah, that's good because there is no other solution. if that was stronger was in french, i would use them because i think macro on is reading, killing fraud is ruining high, he's leaning has a good face is killing all country itself into which is under control is only can no longer make an international presence without saying live on the line with him. this means the problem is no longer exists except as a pearlman's probing. sophist and bar must have disapproves, that he does not know the own us to being french and that he does not want the bronze. but we know this well because this has the beginning of his career, he's not worked for from 6. 0 yes, i can't thing from this. and so yes, it's like i will have to define it here that i see that they don't wait for the like to do the during this meeting, which was originally supposed to be mobile, the french flag was raised, but the main police departm

it is absolutely grim on the human terry - things?terry in - things? it is absolutely grim on the human terry in front| things? it is absolutely grim - on the human terry in front and the united nations and aid agencies have been saying this for the best part of a year. it is desperate in terms of first of all the heat that people are living in an gaza, many of them are living intense with shortages of water, fuel, food, medical supplies. we have had a rare bit of positive news coming out of gaza in the last few days on the humanitarian front and that is that we have this polio vaccination programme that is going to start tomorrow. that came after the first confirmed case of polio in a ten—month—old baby in 25 years. that poor child has been left partially paralysed and the un has been pushing very hard to get this aid vaccination programme started. to allow that to happen, there will be these areas of specific pauses in fighting. that is not a ceasefire, it is not the long—awaited ceasefire that people have been pushing for four mont

terry: there is definitely a slowdown.his past year there was a glut of supply in the market for chargers, vehicles, and companies adjusting to their capital decisions. what we are beginning to see is thinking coming from our major companies like pepsi, fedex, ups, walmart, they are planning multiyear rollouts now of electric trucks, medium duty vehicles. we are doing the charging stations, planning their long-term plans for their facilities, and they are making investments over a multiyear calendar that is very different from the political calendar. ed: the biden administration gave elon musk and tesla the cold shoulder but focused on the ira which gave benefits to your industry. how much do you want to see trump gives some substance about how he would handle funding an investment into ev infrastructure? is it something that you think is important to carry forward? terry: there infrastructure bills have a major impact on this industry. we know how school buses being deployed with school children being driven to schools th

joining me now terry shilling, president of the measure principles project.art with this ad from 1-sz # grump airing on ross. >> robbed a pregnant woman then released and executed a san francisco family, another illegal, arrested would leased and killed this young boy with a sword. who released every one of them liberal d.a. kamala harris. the victim's blood is on her hands. tara what grade do you give it. >> an a, laura, thanks for having me. very powerful ad, gets beyond the statistics and figures that don't tell that much of a story. this paints visuals, it is really encarnanze over to kamala harris she is responsible for. give it an a. >> we have a new ad from kamala which is also airing on fox which portrays her as relatable. >> she grew up in a middle class home. she was the daughter of a working mom and she worked at mcdonald's while she got her degree. kamala harris know what is it's like to be middle class. donald trump has no plan to help the middle class. just more tax cuts for billionaires terry relatable, grade. >> i give it a b plus. i think the

i'm terry martin. good to help you with this job. i has given an emotional speech at the democratic national convention to endorse campbell harris as the parties presidential candidate, the rally the crowd around harris's campaign saying a boat for her was a boat for democracy. just 2 months ago, biden had expected to clinch the democrats nomination. for a 2nd term, but concerns about his fitness led the party. instead, to back vice president harris who has managed to lift the party and the polls had been november elections. it was a rock star as welcome as coma iris appeared on stage in chicago. but the rest of the week is about fighting for the future. monday night was also about remembering the past. and i want to kick us off by itself. reading are incredible. president joe biden. h wasn't the speech by didn't had planned to give, but it was one that found receptive and loving audience. the president clearly emotional reflected on the legacy and the tax, donald trump. but ultimately was a message of hope and well mocking the end o

i'm terry mcsweeney and i'm gia vang. a major shakeup in the real estate industry. today was the first day of new rules nationwide governing how realtors get paid and who pays them. the changes come after the national association of realtors settled a series of class action lawsuits alleging the groups compensation rules violated antitrust laws. nbc bay area's marianne favro reports from los altos and how the new rules impact bay area buyers and sellers. one of the first changes you may notice is at open houses, because now attendees will be required to sign in and indicate if they have an agent and who that person is. the new changes are aimed at increasing transparency. previously, when a home was sold, the seller typically paid a 5 or 6% commission that was divided between the agents for the buyer and the seller. now a seller gets to decide whether to pay the buyer's broker anything, and if so, how much. and sellers agents are no longer allowed to advertise commissions to buyers agents on multiple listing services. crystal wong recently purchased a home and belie

since the boring goes up began to mass calls and plan a reversal of what degree to the hello i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us for us present. brock obama has given a passionate keynote speech on the 2nd day of the democratic national convention. the thoughts to energize the delegates in the arena m, the undecided voters outside is to get behind campbell of parents or exposures to put division and bitterness behind them saying the country is longing for quote in america where we work together earlier. former 1st lady michelle obama was greeted with thunder. is cheers from the delegates telling them folks is making a come back to our self is not in chicago. she's been campaigning in wisconsin alongside running a tim its a slow brock. obama extended his full support to cumberland harris. i'm the sorry. we are running the president. the antonio, here's is ready for the job. this is a person who has spent her life fighting on behalf of people who need a voice and a champion, a follower 1st lady who michelle obama spoke ahead of her husband. a trouble is something wonderfully magical,

the hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. world health organization has declared a global public health emergency following an outbreak of a new strain of the m pox virus in africa. the virus formerly known as monkey pox can be passed on through close contact and causes flu like symptoms and lesions on the body and can be deadly. it's now been detected in at least 13 african countries, but one country has been hit particularly hard. the democratic republic of congo, impulse is searching across africa. and this is ground 0, thousands of cases hoping that posted in the democratic republic of congo. as a new outbreak grips the country, it's already claimed at least $450.00 lives. most of them children, and it's showing no sign of slowing down of the detection and drop you to spread off a new laid off em folks in eastern and the archie it's detection in neighboring countries that had not previously reported and books and the potential for further spread within africa and beyond is very, warding united optio

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