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a times found that his reading depths were covered on average 16 times more often than when the victims were policy and words like slusher and master were used to describe attacks that killed this re lease at least 60 times more frequently. then for mass killings of palestinians, when those terms were almost never used, the near times headlines are filled with volume after volume of story where palestinians appear to have been killed in a mysterious attack. waged by no one showed how students are always referred to as dying. and the passive test, it's very clear that there is an agenda from the leadership of the new york times, and that's been attested to by whistle blowers in the news room. who said that it's very clear that they are steering coverage in particular direction. and the palestinians are subjected to a different set of standards and as railways, when talking about their dust, their sufferings or their perspectives, there was a massacre on october 7th, there were atrocities committed, it was barbaric. i think those were appropriate words to use and the response was intense.

that they've reported all bills out on time on budget. what we still see the women working together. it doesn't mean male colleagues don't, but what we are seeing is those who are being pushed to disagree, you are not rewarded for working together as much as you are for standing up and fighting. if i don't agree with you on everything, and we can't work together. and in fact, i can't talk to you because we don't agree on everything. >> when have you seen that change? sen. stabenow: it's been gradually changing, but i think there is this hypersonic effort from when donald trump was elected the first time. and then that just has gotten more and more lifted up in terms of people being rewarded for not working together. >> so how are you tackling your successors in the senate as they come into the institution about how to approach the next year? sen. stabenow: i think it's going to be very hard and i think we are more likely to see the courage and leadership coming from women in this moment. but i would encourage people, my republican colleag

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a times found that his reading depths were covered on average 16 times more often than when the victims were policy in words like slusher and master. we're used to describe attacks that killed this re lease at least 60 times more frequently. then for mass killings of palestinians, when those terms were almost never used, the near times headlines are filled with volume after volume of story where palestinians appear to have been killed in a mysterious attack waged by no one. no positives are always referred to as dying. and the passive test, it's very clear that there is an agenda from the leadership of the new york times, and that's been attested to by whistle blowers in the news room. who said that it's very clear that they are steering coverage in particular direction. and the palestinians are subjected to a different set of standards and as railways, when talking about their dust, their sufferings or their perspectives, there was a massacre on october 7th, there were atrocities committed, it was barbaric. i think those were appropriate words to use and the response was intense. it in

local time, so that's around 4 a.m. our time. tsunami warning is also in effect now near the epicenter and nearby islands. no tsunami warning has been issued for the u.s. the extent of damage or injuries is not immediately clear. >> and of course, we'll keep you updated on the earthquake. if anything changes back here at home. it is chilly out there this morning, especially the inland east bay where we do have a frost advisory in effect through 9 a.m. good morning, san jose. a live look outside. we have clear skies. it is windy in our hills this morning. less wind throughout the afternoon and a lot of sunshine today with temperatures going into the 60s. another dry day ahead. low pressure over the central valley supplying us with those gusty winds in our hills this morning. this area of low pressure will dive south over the next 24 hours and will intensify. and that is why we have that red flag warning in effect across southern california. this continues through wednesday evening. this is our particularly dangerous situation, not

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time is neutral. time is neutral. time is never right. and time is never wrong. time is always what we make it. king, in that letter, furthered paul's writings when he said i am coming to the conclusion that the people of ill will in our society are making a much better use of time than the people of goodwill. we are where we are today because the people of ill will have been making a much better use of time than the people of goodwill. [applause] and then king concluded the thought. we will be made to repent in this generation, not just for the vitriolic words and deeds of bad people. but, for the appalling silence of good people. i'm here today, with my longtime friend, thanking him for not being silent. joe biden has been criticized for making the fundamentals of this country the subject. this is a great country. in no need of being made great. [applause] our job, it seems to me, is to make this country's greatness accessible and affordable for all of its people. [applause] so, i just want to say to all of you today, i am as disappointed as you are. the outcom

out of respect for the time of all members of this - time of all members of this committee, the time. we have now — be tightly enforced. we have now been here 45 minutes and i think_ now been here 45 minutes and i think we — now been here 45 minutes and i think we have done very well with— think we have done very well with the _ think we have done very well with the time. but at this point _ with the time. but at this point i _ with the time. but at this point i will begin my questioning of the nominee. mr hegseth. — questioning of the nominee. mr hegseth, you and your family have — hegseth, you and your family have endured criticism of your nomination since it was announced in november. let's -et announced in november. let's get into— announced in november. let's get into this allegation about sexual— get into this allegation about sexual assault, inappropriate workplace behaviour, alcohol abuse — workplace behaviour, alcohol abuse and financial mismanagement during your time as a nonprofit executive. i should _ as a nonprofit executive. i should note that, the majority of these — s

it's about time time, time, time. >> i had to get that in yeah. >> yeah, yeah, those shows can weirdlyinspire you because if you get shut out so many times, if you think about it, luther's music just kept getting better, kept getting better. he said, i'm going to be undenied. and so it could be the blessing and the curse. of course, he should have won a grammy nine times. of the nine times he was shut out. but in a weird way, it purified him, made him, made him do his best. you know, the last fire i covered here in the palisades? >> that was 1000 acres. this is 16,000 acres. >> there were flames on both sides of the highway. there were embers flying. >> we see fire trucks coming from all around the state. >> what is the situation with the water? >> obviously, in the palisades. it ran out last night. and the hydrant? why do i have to ask the governor why there is not water in the fire hydrants? >> oh my god, it's hard for me to stand here and know i'm standing in front of your home, which is gone. >> getting our first visuals of what the palisades fire did to the big rock. >> it is deva

in washington than time in washington, then time at home, than time in washington that lead to more there's definitely have more time together. quickly front have time for the first panel hopefully will get back to people in the second period or taking an eight minute break and reconvene thank the panelists.s. [applause] ♪ c spans a "washington journal" print live of form involving you to discuss the latest issues in government, politics, and public policy. from washington d.c. and across the country coming up tuesday morning, previewed tomorrow's confirmation hearing for pete hegseth president-elect trumps nominee to lead the defense department leo shane military tines editor. joins us to discuss tomorrow's vote on

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i would not leave them to spend time away.i was doing something of significance, that's the family i was raised in that we talked every day about the fact that our work should matter and it should have a purpose, and we should be able to explain why we do what we do and that it has something that we can show the next generation that really mattered for their future and for this country. so today i'm hoping all of us will be a beacon of freedom. of light and of hope that when people look at us they don't just see people who are there in a time of crisis or conflict, but we're also people that bring a smile to people's faces and remind them what america is about. you're on the front lines many times, but you're also sometimes the last ones in to help pick up the pieces, and you see people on their very worst days. but that is a presence that you can bring that will bring them comfort and stability in a time when their whole world seems to be shaken. now i grew up as a farmer and a rancher. i told this story to a few people the f

the 3 time fund lift destroyed his racket. and the net camera during his 1st round when in melvin and they were system of course faced with the prospect of an unexpected defeats the dining room method of milton milltown was quite something to behold. the methodist unprovoked, the sold on the net and its camera came at a time in his opponents. the wilton number 418 cas. it had some rush looks on close to victory. some ranch was a means to become the lowest run to play in grand slams history to be to top find the opponents. it wasn't to be though the 3 time straight you know, can find a list eventually getting the better of his tie. opponents in flight sets. he plays like this every imagine. it's like going to good money girls, cuz if he plays like this every magic few $1000.00, then he's not going to have it. maybe maybe it maybe not incentives. he's going to make it otherwise med for there. is no waiting to see what sort of punishment he'll be facing his mid match. that's a tech probably like the fight is usually for breaking

real hope has to be resurrected time and time again.pe is saying every day i'm going to decide that despair will not have the last word. you can this really beautiful moment that made me smile because i remember these toys. when the going got rough i tried toto imagine i was one of those big inflatable toys are cartoon figures like baby huey or casper the friendly ghost. big favorites of kids when i was in elementary school. they would always bounce right back up. to survive in politics, that is what you have to do over and over and over again maybe we should start producing those biopsy figures again of the representatives of happy warriors still reaching across the great divide people could keep them at home and work starting and finishing every workday by knocking them down and smiling when they bounce backig up. it might clear our heads help us to get back into building and cooperating business. you are so raw and time of the times, forgive me you been knocked on your a. in every instance you tell stories about how you got back up a

to time. but that's mrs. nixon. she didn't credit sometimes this works against her because she wouldn't take credit. so connie stewart, her press secretary, pushed her out there, think more than she wanted on that. i'm turning now to the white years. and jim gave the great recitation of of all the things she did to make the white house more accessible to people, including special tours for, the blind where they could touch things, you know. and she a a record that could be sent to like a blind group was coming that they would tell the folks what they would expect when they got to the white house and all the other things that jim talked about, but particularly the work that she did, enhancing the white house collection by getting more. 600 pieces of furniture, tours and art and decorative art objects. i remember during the centennial a couple us went to the white house and met with the curator of the white house, bill allman. and we wanted to borrow a couple of that she had acquired for the exh

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but these are hard times. and we did not prepare for these because we're too invested in d e i and good vibes. and being a sanctuary city than doing any of the real work that it takes to run a city. plus, these people are incompetent. i mean, it's not really even their fault. they don't know what they're doing. like, gavin newsom's a sociopathic idiot. karen bass is an idiot. all these people you see that are giving all the announcements and the pressers, they're all idiots. how could this go any other way? >> they've ruined paradise. and that's what it is. california is paradise. it has everything. is this finally going to wake up people in california? >> listen, it would be nice because every time i talk to somebody about california, i say, what's it going to take? what's it going to take to change direction? i've been here my whole life. i've seen it erode my whole life. and they say, we haven't bottomed out yet. we haven't bottomed out. well, i think the entire place being on fire would define bottoming ou

a few spits and spots of showery rain from time to time.ith some sunshine but clouding over from the west. a little less cold here, where we've got that blanket of cloud, but don't expect a dramatic change quite just yet. we're looking at highs of around 7 or 8 degrees, with the best of the sunshine again between 2 and 4 celsius. now, as we move out of saturday into sunday and the week ahead, it looks likely that the wind direction will change as southwesterly flow will drive in weather fronts to the far north and west, but mild air right across the country. so we will start to see a change by the middle part of the week for all of us. takes its time in arriving across central and southern england, but by the middle of the week we're back to double figures. but there will be a little bit of rain to go with it. take care. live from singapore, this is bbc news. whole neighbourhoods burned to the ground — devastation in los angeles with wildfires still raging three days on. at least five people have died and 180,000 people are fleeing their ho

now, for the third time, a new is upon us. and another time to choose. we began the 19th century with a choice to spread our nation from to coast. we began the 20th century with a choice to harness the industrial to our values of free enterprise, conserve vocation and human decency. those choices made all the difference at the dawn of the first century. a free must now choose to shape the forces of the information age and the global society to unleash the limitless of all our people. and yes. to form a more perfect union. when last gathered our to this new future seemed less certain than it does today. we vowed then to set clear course to renew our nation in these four years we have been touched by tragedy, exhilarated by challenge strengthened by achievement. america stands as the world's indispensable nation. once again our economy is the strongest on earth. once again, we are building stronger families, thriving communities, better educational opportunities, a cleaner and problems that once seemed destined to deepen, now bend to our efforts. our stree

to time.will continue to see sunshine all the way through this forecast. in fact, there is nothing projected to come through to break up the strike trend until likely the 17th and 18th of the month. >> far looks like they just closed at hayward station again. they opened it for a moment. it looks like they're still investigating a possible stabbing at the hayward bart station. it didn't happen on the tracks. if you're wondering it happened on the ground level and one person to be taken to the hospital all according to bart police. so if this is in line and this is where you stop right now, the station is closed. so i would go to the next station on the line. and if you're on the orange line for any reason, know that there might be a 10 minute delay because of that potential stabbing. so again, bar closed at the hayward station. we do need to get on bart. i would go to the next station. that's right. next to the hayward. one and just know that if you're on the orange line, there's going to be a

well, 703, is the time. and in the east bay elsewhere, we've got the usual quiet city of alameda now dealing with a series of break-ins and robberies crown for sunday. ford has more on that. >> i'm standing in the marina village parkway plaza in front of the 3.60, gore mabry toes, which was vandalized and burglarized last week. additionally in the same plaza, a lucky california was also looted. >> growing. if everywhere. more the fitting cities. i surprised. think >> javier benitez, owner of 3.60, degrees. gore mabry toes is still reeling from the break-in last week, burglars smashed the window of the store at the marina village parkway center and to the register that had $1000 inside. >> maybe 20% say it's it's got that this is going to cost. do have much money here. >> additionally, stuart payment processing ipads stolen and security cameras were destroyed. he now has to use this older system to ring up customers. benitez says this was his first time getting targeted in all. 35 years of being in business.

everyone dream several times a night. even if you don't always remember these are some of the most common dreams, no matter where you come from. you're being chased or you're late for an important appointment. you have an out of the box sexual experience. you're back at school or you're falling the some people are even aware that they're dreaming. while it's happening the. it might look like they're rehearsing dance moves, but it's all in the name of science. the dream group at the university of austin. that book is training for the night. they want to take control of that dreams and cap, homeless and home. a lucid dream is a dream in which you realize you're dreaming as you sleep and dream and suddenly you realize, okay, what's happened them? it's a dream and we help them with and home. the lucid, dreaming was this mentioned in ancient times, but it's only been scientifically researched, unacknowledged since the 1980s. many people have probably occasionally experienced the lucid dream before because i rarely have lucy dr

it's messy at times. i've had my share of tough votes, and at times i felt like -- i felt like the whole senate was united in being upset with me. so maybe we did -- maybe we were able to bring you together. i don't know, i tried. any time i was confronted with a tough decision, i know you've heard me say this, i rely on where i came from, how i with was raised and who raised me. i would tell them, i can't explain this back home, it doesn't make sense. i can't vote for it. please don't be upset. it's who i am. and you all have been tolerant at times. if it didn't make sense, i couldn't vote for it. we face stark realities today in the armed services committee, i asked mike mullin, i said what is the greatest threat facing our country. i'd been a governor and not in armed services, and i saw senators shaking their head. i was chomping at the bits. what's he going to tell me? he never missed a minute. he said our national debt, which is more threatening than any country's military might will take us down fi

time after time after time, with all the odds against him, he still did what he thought was right.at's not a bad pattern for all of us to follow. and be a slipper for. >> candles made. oh, won't you do this for me, son? if you can his love for music makes all kind of sense to me, because music is the voice of the heart. >> music is the voice of the soul. and when you talk about heart and soul, i think he's the the president in my mind of my living time that i can think of, that brought it to the office. >> i think music is the best proof that people have one thing in common, no matter where they live, no matter what language they speak. in the future, i think we'll recognize that some of our religious beliefs, uh, belief in the truth, belief in helping others, and our faith in democracy and freedom, those are the kind of things that are similar to music that that we can share. and and it eventually will bring us together, even after a divisive era of our. constantly changing history, whether be a simple be a simple man. >> to what extent do you think you will succeed? >> and i mean

we live in very serious times. we cannot afford any palace drama here. >> well, he's super right about living in very serious times. unfortunately for speaker johnson, tomorrow is almost bound to be filled with palace drama. and that drama will be televised. you'll note most of the year, only the cameras run by the house itself are allowed into the house chamber, which is why no matter how dramatic the issue being discussed, footage of congress almost always looks like this. however, tomorrow, c-span will be allowed to bring its own cameras in to film however it likes. you might remember when it took republican congressman kevin mccarthy 15 votes to win the speaker's gavel in 2023. you saw images like this. c-span gave us live footage of representatives all over the house floor negotiating, bickering, taking what would normally happen off camera, letting the world see. tomorrow might be more dramatic than speaker johnson would like to be, but there's another reason, and it's this. >> it's the numbers game. we have

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i was going to say, do we know in this house at that time? at the time. so this is now known as the benjamin delaney. i don't know if you think i to it is said that when lafayette arrived at the house there was a group of a crowd out front and wanted to hear him speak. you might that front door a front step is a little low and so he went across the straight up to the bench of the laney house where it's a little bit higher. so he could break briefly speak to the crowd. yeah those are the taylor i, i think so that sounds familiar. yeah all right. so we're going be heading to the presbyterian meeting house, so going to walk down this way and then take a right and a problem. right there there. just maybe a little grass. well, it looks like the old presbyterian meeting house this building was first built in 1775, that it was reconstruct it after a fire in 1835. i do want to make a disclaimer. lafayette did not visit this building during his national tour, but it is connected to through two things. george washington and military service. so washington one of th

much and not for the 1st time. he was whelmed up by a hit cluck but it didn't change the outcome. a straight fits women sharing a place in the last 62nd. see that is all those varied continues to take steps towards these 1st major title jim and ease todd jacob. certainly in straight sets serve as the the grand slam find this twice. most recently have lost his friendship with a new full time grand slam champion, carlos l correct is also through the number 3 seed dropped the 1st phase of the 2 of them and the safety navigation is way off to just in they sit down and counter. okay, that has middle one in melbourne before and has promised to get a new try to change this to title this year. this whole strategy and crowd wants to know if you are to win the strong, you know, have been what's that kind of a category? maybe there's a camera, so it's gonna be it's gonna be i can grow. so that's uh, you know, the only thing that, i mean as soon as she lives, it tells me here, but of the brand on the it's started, right. thank

at times it may be heavy, but at times we may get some breaks. look at 3:00 tomorrow afternoon.e may not see much activity at all and getting a lot lighter, but then picking up again early on sunday morning and continuing into monday, and we see still some rain in the forecast for next week. so just today we could see some parts of the bay area getting a significant soaking in the north bay, about three quarters of an inch of rainfall from san francisco to 3/10 of an inch of rain, but much less for the south bay. until tomorrow, when we see the rainfall totals starting to increase. and next week in total, we could see about seven to possibly closer to eight inches of rainfall. farther to the north. and in san jose, that's about two inches. that's possible, which would really help with this rainfall deficit that's continuing to grow since we've had about three weeks of some really dry weather. so looks pretty soggy next week. off and on. rain. temperatures in the 50s and san francisco will also see some waves of rain this weekend. and i know there's a lot of events going on, so w

and then fails at war time. the brittleness with ai. humans can operate during this and ai can't. ai is capable in one area, that it's capable in another area and even if it's not and can fall apart dramatically. people can overtrust ai with cast catastrophic consequences. and we've seen that with the cars, they've driven into concrete barriers, semi trucks, pedestrians, and there are accidents. and they're good in one area, but they assume that it's capable in others, too. if the situation is not only training data, ai didn't know how to adapt. ai systems doesn't understand context critical for making the right decision. >> so outside of a bunker in 19le 3 received an alert that five nuclear missiles were inbound from the united states, his thought was, why only five? that didn't make sense. if the u.s. were to launch a surprise attack, they should send overwhelming number of missiles. so he had context that was important to add to the information he was receiving. he had another piece of important context and

you also allow more free time... you know, your own time, a little more freedom outside of that.t interested in your free time. sure, but you know, a happy employee is a motivated and ha rd—working employee. chris is happy with how things are working for his company. he says it's important for businesses to get the balance right. i'm not talking about your staff. do you think there's a sense of entitlement when it comes to working from home, that it's become a right? yeah. all of a sudden, it seems as though there's a notion that actually everyone should be able to have theirfull—time, fully paid—up, bonus—ridden job from the comfort of their own kitchen. and i just think that's kind of nonsense in so many ways. really, it's simply my conviction that we as a team can do so much more when we're together. and that's my privilege, because i'm the boss and i built this up. working from home has transformed how and where we work. it's shifted the balance of power between workers and their bosses. now some businesses are pushing back. the future of working from home is far from settled

here she is speaking a short time ago. a better future for s ria short time ago.an _ short time ago. a better future for syria means an inclusive, . for syria means an inclusive, peaceful transfer of power, reconciliation and reconstruction. this requires political dialogue, involving all ethnic and religious groups, involving men and equally women. they almost be involved in the constitution process and in the future syrian government. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. some very cold air with us at the moment. lows of —8 degrees celsius earlier on this morning in parts of oxfordshire. and tonight we're expecting another frost and ice risk and freezing fog patches into tomorrow morning. disruptive snow for some of us, too, through the weekend, notably within these two amber weather warning areas issued by the met office. snow towards the north. snow and ice further south, and some of the snow is likely to be drifting snow with strong, gusty winds. so do check before you travel this weekend. cold air still spilling down from the north—west as we head thro

it swim already that was before six local time. it is six o'clock local time.m there now. no official confirmation of how many people have been 7 but i i 5 but i would, or killed but i would. scissors the team quote scenes of on the team quote scenes of at the absolute chaos at the river with shoes and back with clothes, shoes and back strewn on the ground as crowds try 7 crowds try to 7 crowds try to escape. you the crowds tryto escape. you bbc news. the next few days a few showers across northern areas passing to the south of the uk. to the extreme south of england now, the heaviest of the rain, but it looks like 50—60 mph gusts here. and a few down the east coast, but the bulk of the country dry with some sunshine. it will be a chilly day, northern ireland. again, some snow on the hills, from the southeast, but with skies clearing overnight, cold air mass, as we're likely to see frost develop, probably the best day of the working week. it will feel chilly, but at least we've got the sunshine to compensate. but we could see some sleet and snow it will fizzle

now for us is the time to move forward. we have been looking at our surrounding as a threat because of our history. now, we've proven time and again that that will not be an easy food to swallow. because we used to be. i mean, the british, the russians took over iran, impose on us a, i mean, a famine after the second world war. nobody thinks of iran as such an easy place to carry out the rims. so we can move forward. >> so let's talk about -- >> forward based on opportunity rather than based on threats. >> so but let's talk about that. let me start by asking, use intelligence says iran is weak, sometimes they say days away from the breakout capacity to build a nuclear weapon. is that true and will you? >> had wanted to build a nuclear weapon we would've done it a long time ago. but but a program to build nur weapons is not going to be like our program. you build nuclear weapons in hidden laboratories that are not subject to international inspections. by the way, people who are worried about our nuclear program like the isra

and yet somehow still finds times to post 600 times a day on twitter. [ laughter ] elon loves tellingeople he sleeps at work. i'm not sure he even has a house. he has 12 children and no home. he's like the old lady who lives in a shoe. [ laughter ] [ applause ] in the senate this morning, we had a three-ring circus at the confirmation hearing. three of trump's most mind-numbing nominees put on a show the likes which of has never been seen in congress before. what a week. if you thought a blackout drunk for defense secretary was a bad call, allow me to introduce you to bobby brain worm, comrade tulsi gabbard, and kookie kash patel. this is the man trump wants to run the fbi. look at him. [ laughter ] he's already surveilling your soul. [ applause ] he's quite possibly the least qualified candidate for any cabinet position ever. he's an election denier who, this morning, refused to admit joe biden won in 2020. he refused to say the words. he produced a song with the "j6 choir," a group of singers who stormed the capitol. he denied knowing the details of that this morning. and he wrote a

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the time is now to reengage institutions on mining companies side to be is the time is now to engage mining companies such as any you think, particularly now that they are getting into the mining of things such as in nancy, i'm, which is going to be use in electrical cause, the time is now that we must have you engaged companies such as little american on the body of glen call. i am the democratic republic of con, but we are we a mining call about andrea us and to ensure that we and in 2 conferences that are going to be mutually beneficial to the peoples of africa. and this must be done in the north each that or these resources that do not exist in, but by choice. these are finite resources. the beauty of it is the beginning of the see of the countries that uh hey nate, king long this conference in there is in foster. you have seen the construct that has been cancelled by the administration and book enough i spoke with the construct that has been cancelled inside the contract that has been canceled incentive the, the contract that ive been canceled in my lease on this in my view is a

no, no, it wasn't. suddenly of course it's no, it's just of time i, i was cells many times actually it's uh, so when i start ex, showed that i wasn't the depth because of that to work because i tried to create a new or if that means that the carpets i experimental didn't is didn't happen and there was an going, it was gone wrong is wrong with i don't know way, so in the cetera. so i swear to spend a lot of money for that. i didn't know. one was interesting that i think to several years through this beginning some moment i said, oh i am doing that. maybe i should stop but, but something that you believe that, oh is it just need time? it just need okay, this is not the right. so let's take another step, another step, and then you kind of achieving bye as like, day by day and step by step. you're shooting to the certain moment when it's got to like an exploration. so you have to kind of come to the certain point and then or it's kind of starting this loretta that itself. and i remember approximately this moment i understood that for example of some some media or writing about me more than i

but at the same time it was the time of the car. but to that, i taught sydney when i was kits and was 7 or 10 years old. so i didn't remember it now. so i just cut it off and that was very valuable family from my grandmothers. so are valuable cop had a family heirloom that you took what a pair of scissors to or something and, and what cut out the past. yeah. just got off the patterns because i felt like that's the most of the people actually keep sexual playing with the, with the, with the carpet. so on the, on the like as a library and or like you see some size and you can kind of play with this. so, and as i'd like some size, nothing the right place and it has to just change. and i know it sounds like i can just put them back. so that's why like i just got them with the just without thinking like sensitive to a little bit hard to. and then the 3rd like is just selling apart. and how old are you? that was 7, maybe eights or something years. okay. what did your family say? what are your mom and dad say? well that thing and they didn

every time you step on the field you play to win. so i want to go out, compete, play at a high level and get a dub. send us out on the right note for this season and then we'll let the offseason take care of itself. >> after being postponed because of the tragedy, the sugar bowl went on today in new orleans. a moment of silence pregame notre dame scored ten points late in the first half to take the lead. then they get the opening kickoff of the second half and jaden harrison goes 98 yards to the house. that's 17 points in 54 seconds for the irish. it's all notre dame. they win 2310 and will play penn state in the semifinals next week. sharks trying to snap an eight game losing streak. marc-edouard vlasic making his season debut year 19 for him, and he gets the primary assist on the sharks first goal of the game. tyler toffoli with his team leading 15th. it's one nothing after one and it held up, sharks goalie yaroslav askarov had 11 saves in the third and 24 overall. team teal snaps that eight game skid two one. sports on abc >> all

the third time and the second time i did equally well. not as well as the last time but i did very well. i will say, this was too big to rig. you know the expression. they tried but couldn't do it. i didn't get very much from congress at all. i just said we're being invaded and took the money out of the military. much of the wall, i built over 500 miles of wall and most of the wall was built from money we put in the military and we took it out because we couldn't get things from congress in those days and we took it out and that wall was built largely with money coming from the military. so very simple, i went to the military and said our country is being invaded by very similar -- nothing like what's invading our country now. they weren't releasing prisons into our country and they weren't releasing mental institutions in but some bad dudes were coming in. and i said our country is being invaded. and i took that money largely from the military. i was sued nine times by the democrats in congress and i won all those suits and we ended up b

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it's, it's usually emily was right is right most of the time. but a lot of those people doing the social work of science have brilliant ideas that so it's it's a combination things. oh hi when my daughter born my mother gave her name eileen which is moonlight in language and we moonlight yeah say it again the name eileen i and we give a second name to her marie because of marie. marie curie. and now my question is how to raise marie i, i did marie do have some advice because you said that was like unstoppable and see that she's little bit unstoppable now and maybe you need like just to raise your is a regular like traditionally what is your advice is it sounds like you've already done a great job. yeah yeah just you've you've been encouraging and expected a lot from her by giving her those names and it sounds though she's lived up to them. how old is she. three years. oh, three. okay. we just keep that going. yeah yeah. it's like, hello, my name is david. you spoke earlier about the unfortunately prevalent problem of people sort of saying, i'm i

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