what about eddie? what did you want to do? delivery yeah. we don't want to be stressed, so we just want to get some simple jobs to support the living, you know? so we have a ten hour shift and cheese factory and a big factory, but mostly they will do some donkey workjust like putting like this and putting the cheese... like coming from a marketing job and a journalism job. you've never had to lift heavy things before. what do you think about doing that now? the working duration is our main concern because 12 hours is really, really long. the couple have been given a lot to think about. but even with the challenging realities of uk life facing the family, it still seems like their experiences in hong kong are at the forefront of their minds. hayley, what did you think about leaving hong kong? at first i was a bit sad and when we're almost leaving, my dad cried because he didn't want to leave the house that we had in hong kong. the situation now in hong kong is even worse than when we left. one of the reason i keep this book is when hayley is

eddie is still around. rick, you are the most -- and i say this with -- as a compliment -- the most effective trolls of donald trump, and this really triggered him, and it seems that that's -- that makes sense. it's cutting off his money, cutting off his financial relationship with his supporters, which from his end, cut him off from them. what use would they be to him? >> you know, i always say it's not trolling when you've got a fish on the line. he always takes the bait on these things. what we're doing with this ad in particular is telling his donors, there was never an election defense fund. this was always a, donald trump needs to pay his american express bill fund. there was never any serious effort at all to really overturn the election in the legal space. he wanted to make sure, as you said, that he could milk these people dry, and every month the disability check comes and bang, half of it goes to trump. he was looking at this as a colossal -- and the most successful business, frankly, that trump'

guys, kenny, eddie, thank you very much. appreciate it. obviously the market is struggling again but i tell you one niche i got to tell you annihilated. software service sas, getting slammed after key players came up short on earnings and guidance after the close. i want to bring in rbc cap pal markets managing director risha julia. am i close? >> i heard worse. thanks so much for having me. charles: i'm so sorry about that. i'm more sorry about these stocks [laughter]. i went through your 26-page report from august 21st and, i have to believe that maybe you're a little surprised at the carnage you're seeing today, something stood out you actually said these companies, take your lumps now. we'll taking them today. what's going on? >> yeah, look, i'm still very long-term bullish on the sas sector, right? we're still in the very early stages of digital transformation of the economy. so there is a long runaway for a lot of these big platforms to keep growing even through macro uncertainty. what is going on is, reality no one is immune from ma

eddie was my first love. we met at a christmas dance. i'll never forget that because we were dancing together and only when i will remember, i was dealt with some who so tall that i was being smothered. i think eddie is more intelligent than i i always find being with him very challenging. i think one of the things i always expected eddie was his sin city. he just is a completely sincere person. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that evening, ed's father and mother were housed at the traditional rehearsal dinner at blair house. the 40 guests attending the black-tie affair included beside members of the wedding party, mamie eisenhower, the wives of the four four groomsmen, te president's brothers and their wives, and a few other friends and relatives. members of the wedding party exchange traditional gifts. millions of people throughout the world waited in anticipation as the white house prepared to celebrate the wedding. historians took note that tricia was the eighth daughter of a a president to be married in the white house, that hers was the first j

and when eddie comes to town, eddie is now edie and is a trans woman. >> take a good look. >> but the advancement of black queer stories is something that exists on a separate timeline from both lgbtq representation and black representation. >> representation matters because if you know and like this person that's fictional, how can you not know and like this person in your real life? >> when we were younger, i used to hate you. you used to steal my clothes. >> you had such nice things. >> "soap" i think was so raw. >> what do you people drink? >> you mean new yorkers? we drink -- >> no, no, homos. >> we drink your basic heterosexual drinks. >> there was something very delicious about the gayness of billy crystal's character. it was like mainstream television. wow, this is actually happening. this is actually real. >> if you look back at it now, there were moments that were incredibly sensitive. and it was an important character. >> i mean, you hate me because i'm gay, right? >> well? >> i guess, if you need a reason, that's a good one. >> burt, it's a terrible reason. i mean, look at

eddie was my first love. we met at a christmas dance. i'll never forget that because we were dancing together and only when i will remember, i was dealt with some who so tall that i was being smothered. i think eddie is more intelligent than i i always find being with him very challenging. i think one of the things i always expected eddie was his sin city. he just is a completely sincere person. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that evening, ed's father and mother were housed at the traditional rehearsal dinner at blair house. the 40 guests attending the black-tie affair included beside members of the wedding party, mamie eisenhower, the wives of the four four groomsmen, te president's brothers and their wives, and a few other friends and relatives. members of the wedding party exchange traditional gifts. millions of people throughout the world waited in anticipation as the white house prepared to celebrate the wedding. historians took note that tricia was the eighth daughter of a a president to be married in the white house, that hers was the first j

eddi, where are you taking me today? so, we are taking the wild way to the bolonia beach, and we can see that this is the way because we've got knotted — knotted beach grass here. there are no signs, so it's — i said it was a wild way. i'm definitely glad that eddi's here to show me the way on this one. wow! look at this! there you go, so you've got your desert dune just there. wow! this is the bolonia sand dune, one of spain's largest sand dunes, standing at over 30 metres high and 200m wide, all concealed within the estrecho nature park, one of cadiz�*s most unspoilt and off—the—beaten—track areas. we made it! we did it! probably the best way to think about this coastline, which is endlessly shifting down the centuries, is as a living sand dune. and now, with climate change, the winds are getting stronger and pushing with them these dunes. so, they're really moving? yeah, exactly. these dunes are being battered by hurricane—force winds, forcing them inland and revealing some remarkable hidden history conc

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eddie glaude, thank you. mime memoli, hear from you throughout the day. thank you. >>> and live coverage of the president's live primetime speech at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. don't miss it. >>> a team from the united states is currently inspecting the zaporizhzhia plant in ukraine. saying russia intently bombed the site. the plant's fifth reactor shut down hours ago. growing fears of a potential radiation disaster as both sides trade fire in the immediate vicinity of the plant. and we are monitoring, of course, that special master hearing, everybody, currently under way in west palm beach, florida. >>> back to the courthouse. latest with updates. >>> first, something you don't typically hear happening here in the u.s., or any wealthy country. mentioned it earlier with eddie. hundreds of thousands without water in mississippi. what's being done to fix it? >>> plus, speak to a celebrity chef and restaurant owner jackson on what life is like in the community right now. he joins me next. you're watching msnbc. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the

ah, i am eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. charles, the 3rd has been officially proclaimed britain's new monarch. that's the key constitutional step in recognizing his sovereignty. queen consol camilla. the prince. william accompanied him by the meeting of the accession console in london's saint james palace upon filled ceremony featuring trumpets on the king's gods, was forecast life for the 1st time. it will official, the top publicly proclaimed charles as the king from the balcony of the palace. prince joe philip: oh george is now by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory, become only lawful and right full liege lord, charles, the 3rd after officially been proclaimed king ness. listen to charles as fast address i. lords, ladies and gentlemen, it is my most thorough who duty to renounce to you the death of my beloved mother, the queen. i know how deeply you the entire nation, and i think i may say the whole world sympathized with me. in the irreparable loss, we've all suffered, it is the greatest consolation to me t

eddie's debut. eddie is a better prepared broadcaster. doesn't talk over everything as some broadcasters do. he could do the job for most major league teams right now today. eddie, you were there in the booth. >> right now. >> with gary, keith, ronnie. they are, arguably, among the best broadcasting teams in major league baseball. you fit right in. my question to you is, how did you prepare for this? why weren't you more nervous? you didn't seem nervous at all. really, you've never put ketchup on a hot dog? >> well, right away, ketchup on a hot dog is an immediate no. mustard and sauerkraut until the end. i said it during the broadcast, and i'll always stick to that. as far as preparing for the game, i had game notes ready. i actually have them here. the mets media guy notes. i got them signed here. here is gary. then you've got keith down here. ron at the bottom. but i actually had the mets media notes. then flip it to the inside, we got battle lineups for both teams, the pitchers, feltner and degrom. flip it to the back, we have the def

joining us now is claire mccaskill, former democratic senator of missouri, and eddie glaad eddie glaude, host of the podcast history is us. -- they are both msnbc political analysts. and claire mccaskill, i know you've been thinking about this. i do not presume to frame a question to you. i just want to say, go. what is on your mind? >> okay, first of all, last night you were amazing. you said everything that needed to be said about lindsey graham. and it was done with facts and the right amount of passion. so, kudos to you for your show last night. i think the other thing that is going, on lawrence, is worth mentioning here, is that these candidates are running in tough elections, are taking trump off their website. in nevada, the republican candidate for the u.s. senate scrubbed the endorsement of donald trump off of his website. the candidate in north carolina did the same thing, changed his website to remove trump. there is something happening here. it should have happened a long time ago. but it got real today in terms of political damage that the liar that hangs up mar-a-lago has

ah, i am eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. charles, the fed has been officially proclaimed britain's new monarch. that's a key constitutional step in recognizing his sovereignty. the new king was accompanied by his wife camilla. the queen consorts on his son, prince william, who is now the air to the throne. it was the pump filled ceremony featuring trumpets on the cane scots centuries old royal protocol, playing out in front of the television cameras. for the 1st time ever. an accession council made up of senior political figures including past prime ministers and clerks from the church of england came together in london's saint james's palace to officially announced the death of the monarch and to proclaim a successor prince charles philip author, george is now by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory become our only lawful and rightful liege lord. charles, the 3rd privy counselors, including the new prime minister, was trust, then signed the accession proclamation, which was ordered to be made public across the ki

and eddie jackson swooped in for the interception. so we saw some good things. and we saw some opportunities from trey lance. we can still tell he's a bit of a developing but overall didn't think it was terrible. i didn't think it was great. it's kind of right there in the middle. >> obviously the weather was a huge factor in the ability of all the offensive players in this game. but how much concern you have about the rest of the unit? we know that trey lance still a bit of an unproven commodity. george kittle obviously wasn't there. are you concerned about what we saw from the rest of the guys on the field? >> i think overall it was a little bit of an initial shock. i think more than a concern overall, just because it was week one against the chicago bears you what pencil when the san francisco forty-niners. >> as having an overall better roster. so i think we would have expected a little bit better of an outcome for this particular game. offensive line, wide receivers running backs. all those guys performing better up front. but i think, you know, it is week

ah, i am eddie micah junior. and you are welcome to the program. the cascades carrying the remains of queen elizabeth has left has some my residence at bomber all in scotland or the last time the motorcade is passing through cities, including dandy on what will be 6 our journey to edinburgh. where can charles is expected to receive his mother's coffin? thousands of people i expected to turn out there over the next 2 days to pay their respects. the coffin, bearing the queen, will then be flown to london. we states funeral. the beginning of a final journey and another final farewell thou moral castle in the scottish highlands was one of queen elizabeth's favorite spots, her summer home, and where her life of 96 years came to an end. elizabeth's o coffin lay in a castles ballroom since thursday. on sunday it began a 6 hour road journey to edinburgh, the capital of scotland. it left in a herse draped in the royal standard of scotland and topped with a wreath of flowers from the balmoral estate. the escort moved slowly to allow well wishers lining the r

and eddie van der walt, thank you. coming up, we continue the conversation with freya on all things china. more support for the economy to boost demand. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. 14 minutes into the european trading day. gains across the space. in the u.s. s&p pointing up. back to china, goldman sachs persisting with its -- china persisting with its covid zero policy. the ability will be the prevailing narrative as president xi jinping seeks to secure a third term. freya beamish, head of macro-research, ts lombard is still with us. is the party congress, is this a market event for you? how do you position around this? freya: there is always some very important political event, but this is really important in china. it has been a watershed moment for us, and we have been calling that all this year in terms of the renminbis but at the fundamentals is when they can move on the zero covid policy, when they can move on getting past this event is when they can really address the prop

eddie hope knows this all too well. it's just a form of human trafficking. >> they track these kids, they promised them a good live. once they get them away from home, they live in motel rooms, with that drug dealers, and around the prostitutes. you around the pence. it kind of puts this into a whole different dark world. >> dark, and in dana's case, deadly. >> dana met her faith in this walmart parking lot, trying to sell magazines to joseph wayne burnette. that's where he told police he picked her up, took her to this bridge and killed her. why? he said it was because she stole money from him. impossible to know if that was true because of what he did next. >> i put him out of -- i lead her body and set her on fire. and when i did that, i left. >> she wasn't trash, she wasn't a piece of trash that he took upon himself to discard of. and i want everybody to know who dana was, and who she was as a person. even with her difficult life, and her upbringing, she still had a good heart. >> maybe it's not the greatest ending,

eddy khnaisser: i stood at the door. at that moment prior, i started taking a video shoot for a memory. i stopped at the door, and i asked them, "is it possible that i can come in?" stephanie: we were pushing the patient into the delivery room, and as the video shows, you know, i was helping the midwife push her into the room, and that's the moment where the explosion happened. [speaking foreign language] adam: the blast ripped through the hospital. [explosion] am: for lina khalil, who was still livestaming, fear became terror. adam: less than 500 meters from the warehouse, activist cherine el zein filmed from the street. cherine el zein was knocked unconscious. her phone continued recording. cherine: for two minutes, it was silence. i don't remember anything. and then i think we woke up, and we starting asking if everyone is okay. and we starting after the dust was a bit less, we starting seeing people walking with blood all over and screaming. people were screaming. [horn honking] adam: the blast wave tore through gemm

jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman eddie bernice johnson and representative troy carter, i inform the house that these members will vote yea on s. 4785. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. baird of indiana, i inform the house that mr. baird will vote yea on s. 4785. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. ann kirkpatrick and ms. melanie stansbury, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 4785. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. diaz-balart of florida, i inform the house that mr. diaz-balart will vote yes on s. 4785. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. lawson of florida, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. lawson will vote yes on s. 4785. th

so, eddie, yamiche says this was a speech for the history books. how will history look back at this? >> well, it all depends on what we do. you know, it's an important speech. remember, lincoln gave a speech in 1860 and what happens? we have the civil war. we have folks who reject the basic premise. there's always been this current, this thread in american life where there are those who are not necessarily committed to democracy, they're committed to an idea that ours must remain a white nation in the vein of old europe. i think what president biden did in that moment, it was a stark description, but he kind of created the space for people to choose the country as opposed to a party. so by creating that space, creating that distance, he's forcing -- at least he's giving people an opportunity in my view to choose the country. those people who define themselves as republican, those folks committed to certain ideology they have to choose the country in this moment and that's what i think president biden was doing last night in part. >> kelly o'donnell

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a little better than a lot or but at this law me but at abbey, belinda eddie, i had him as you. why shall you while i v for a while, a wide the bow mind where thought i'm one word deliver day of the plan with buddy. women who are forced into sex were, can face retribution for dis, honoring their communities. some are even killed. iraq's justice system is infused with the same patriarchal norms and often convicts trafficking survivors for prostitution. there's far less accountability for those who benefit from the trade and more sit on what is wrong with to investigate who went undercover in hotels and night clubs where traffic women were forced into sex, were trapped in a vicious cycle of stigma, abuse and exploitation. but there are some who are trying to turn the tide on this growing phenomenon and fight the deeply entrenched political, economic, and social interests that enable the trafficking of women and girls. in this modest, inconspicuous police station in western baghdad, we find one man leading the fight against the sex trade. because the general with ours, the baby dia

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jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman eddie bernice johnson, representative ka ha in a and representative kilmer, i inform the house that these representatives will vote no on the hice amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by representative bush of missouri and representative rush of illinois, i inform the house that they will both vote no on the amendment offered by representative hice on h.r. 30. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. baird of indiana, i inform the house that mr. baird will vote yai -- yea on amendment number one. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. conway of california, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. conway will vote yes on the amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition?

stay tuned for more news on top of our i am eddie micah junior. honestly your company with him. when you work as an architect, like go online or not at all. women in architecture. why are they so invisible to the larger public? we decided to ask them, messes i, what is the poetry, the secret of a house and i'm told about their motivations. the real goal of architecture is to create happy death for human about their struggles and dreams. responsibility of huge. they have so much to lose. shattering the glass ceiling. women in architecture. this has to be really, really good. start september 30th on dw. ah ah taliban fight us through the streets armed with weapons once used by their enemies. we see them all over cobbler. the taliban returned to power has changed millions of lives, especially the lives of african women also can make on monday as some if i li like a prisoner, nothing is in my own hands any more one couple before i could do whatever i wanted, a man's on the line with us of course i'm really much happy. you know, there is no rob. we are living like other people in the

but get no guts with eddie. well, researcher, ezekiel under, you prefers to avoid the word attack. he estimates there are only about 40 iberian orc is left. protecting this endangered species is top priority, whether i'm with it, but again we the fish, very difficult to find the cause kilometers. however, the yorkers are telling us the la shotgun our, that she gave it about what we can say with a high probability is that it's related to a variety of interactions with humans. should i know we think it's a learned behavior over time, which is passed on to the rest of the group thrust her. these are her till they that i bought a few. most of the sailors take little comfort. in such explanations. they say scientists and authorities aren't doing enough to insure the sailor's safety. raphael martinez says the animals should be monitored with dps transmitters. the couple plan to continue sailing. but one thing they want to avoid at all costs is another encounter with the iberian orchids. ah. i know around half a 1000000 people die from it. every year. officials in africa, south america an

let's go to professor at princeton university, eddie glaude jr. he has the next question for the mayor. >> mayor holt listening to what jonathan said in terms of the deliverables. how do every-day, ordinary people respond to the ideology of great replacement theory, and we see that folks are being radicalized in -- not in terms of groups joining the oath keepers or organizations like the proud boys, but radicalized in the dark corners of the internet, in their own homes, in their own basements. how does this summit respond to that? we know that's at the heart of el paso. it's at the heart of buffalo and the like. >> i think you see with this summit, you certainly see mayors, and we'll have bipartisan mayors there today along with the 150 who signed this compact, leading by example and being assertive respectfully and politely. we have to keep civility. but at the same time we cannot continue to look the other way when all these things are happening that you were just referencing, when this rhetoric is entering the mainstream of american politics.

weren't going to be able to afford the projected price rises because of course they want subject to eddie capital. so i think the only way really that the new prime minister in government, again to be able to alleviate this situation is by instilling a bit more confidence in consumers and businesses. alright, hurrying him with lancaster university, thank you very much and care. i was not just the u. k. energy costs are soaring across europe, raising the prices of everyday items and staples gooding bread that's making life hard for businesses which know they can't fully pass along their own cost to consumers. more are now warning that they're approaching insolvency. this bakery has been in the same family for 3 generations, selling bread, 2 tubing and locals for 9 decades. andrea snacks, father had the business survived despite competition from the big, clear cree chains. now sh, next future is uncertain. exploding energy costs prices for ingredients like butter and eggs, up to 100 percent. it's become unsustainable. before viola in the store, we actually slide into bankruptcy. we'd rather

the eddie foundation has urged the government to reverse a ban on international and yours to allow them to help. the evidence of former lives lie scattered throughout this vast rural area. now under water. these used to be people's homes, but now are largely submerged or destroyed. those displaced by the floods are flocking to this camp in the sind province, searching for food medicine and a place to stay. many of them don't have to think too much about their priorities. thought i'll go get. the whole town is on the water hot aguilar, they nothing could be saved. her name is la, yet there's no food available. no rice, no vegetables via there's nothing here with me. but i all that the people worry about his food that is on many say don't even care about getting tense and we only food. what we name 11 konica, eat mulatto. what's clara? the camp has an improvised hospital which is accepting people without charge volunteer. doctor tried to do what they can to relieve the suffering of the sick with all of that we provide cannula and drip, as most patients who come here suffer from diarrhea.

eddie ghabour. apple is moving down 3.8%. lauren: heavily weighted in the dow and the s&p, amazing markets are down even more, with the bombshell report they don't plan to increase production of the new iphone is much as thought, they are sticking with the original plan. stuart: that is a big deal, down 581. eli lilly -- the new all-time is drug. lauren: up 7% because the drug is reigniting hope that by targeting a particular protein, that is effective in slowing the progression of alzheimer's and brain disease and eli lilly, they hope this is a breakthrough and they will lift all those, all companies that have traded. stuart: it was up 40%, extraordinary move. lauren: they are up 3.4%, laying off 9% of their workforce, part of a major restructuring plan. a one flight attendants at united picketed over a dozen airports yesterday. the issue? lauren: 14 airports, blaming management for operational disruptions that happen over and over again and they mess up not only flight attendant schedules but then they deal with passengers

i am glad that eddie is here to show me the way on this one. wow. look at this! yes, you have your desertjune just there. this is the sand dune, one of the largest sand dune standing at over 30 metres high and 200 metres high. this is in the nature park, one of the most unspoiled and off the beaten track areas. one of the best ways to think about this coastline is which is endlessly shutting down the centuries is as a living sand dune. now with climate change, the wind is getting stronger and pushing with them these dunes. so they are really moving? _ are really moving? yes, exactly. these dunes have been battered by hurricane force winds, forcing them inland and revealing some remarkable hidden history concealed below. if remarkable hidden history concealed below.- remarkable hidden history concealed below. if you think about it in — concealed below. if you think about it in terms _ concealed below. if you think about it in terms of - concealed below. if you think about it in terms of history i about it in terms of history this is a melting pot of cultures, yo

stay tuned for one you said to talk about, i am eddie micah junior. i stay a company with a vibrant habitat ended glistening plates of morning the mediterranean sea. it's waters connect people of many cultures seen of almost rock and jaffar. abdul karim drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and mediterranean where has history left? its traces, meeting people hearing their dreams ready to renew journey this week long d, w. o o, o, o, a room, one essay on their fall, my 1st hiking experience was unfortunately an escape situation that i had to go through that was between the mountains of tuck he any han on it was really cold and we were at a spot where there was nothing, and we couldn't go any farther. hide on the company, back again. a hiking group. 5 members were born in germany, 9 have a migrant background. the majority of those were refugees. godsa, fill out the yellow carter. we have been hiking the whole night. we crossed the sea young border and was i said, chartina no, i didn't the way our shoes. good and my foot was wounded mother. good g