. >> sweeney's projected loss is sending shockwaves through the state capital, loretta wineburg saying it is stunning and shocking and i can't figure it out. as a candidate durr posted messages opposing covid restrictions. >> governor murphy closed 9 stores. it's going to be a passion of mine that i don't think that it should happen ever again. >> sweeney has been the senate president for 12 years. this morning he has not conceded saying while i am currently trailing in the race we want to make sure every vote is counted. our voters deserve that, and we will wait for the final results. durr has no plans of leaving his job as a truck driver while serving as a senator. >>> now to las vegas for a story all about hope. five siblings are hoping to be adopted together. they range in age from 3 to 9 years old. currently, they are in different foster homes. so they only get to see each other on the weekends. their caseworker says she hopes they can be placed under one roof. >> they just want to be loved. and i would want an adoptive resource who would want to love on the kids. who has the time

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realize all the great people that have come before you, like haggard and jones and charley pride and loretta and dolly parton and willie nelson, so many more. it just really humbles you and it's a great honor and tonight, the nominees for the cma country music entertainer of the year are -- eric church. luke combs. miranda lambert. chris stapleton. carrie underwood. and tonight, the country music entertainer of the year award goes to mr. luke combs. >> don't need that, i guess. um -- i -- i'm really kind ofy a loss for words. alan jackson said my name -- twice! just now. but i honestly don't know what to say, i have never written a speech for something like this, which is not serving me very well right now. i just want to thank everybody in this room, the fans, every artist in this room. every single person that was nominated for this award this year and every year before it deserves to win this. i don't deserve to win it, but i'm sure as hell glad that i did. thank y'all so much, my team, my label, everybody, i love y'all. thank you so much. >> congratulations luke combs! give it up for luk

good amos gay is drill men, fit on the leper loretta. then look at us, your code or d, as in, oh, i hello the stories that we cover a highly complex. so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can. as al jazeera correspondence. that's what we strive to do. we tell the untold stories. ah, we speak when others don't. ah, we cover all sides no matter where it takes us. obviously a fan of my eyes and power and passion. we tell your story. we are your voice, your news, your net to hack out his ear. ah, hello, i'm down jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the headlines here on the al jazeera, the world health organization has named the new cobit 19 variant. all micron am says, is concerned about it's many mutations. this suggests it may pose even more of a risk than the delta variant, more countries than our restricting travel to and from southern africa, where micron was 1st identified out here as the me, bob, i report it's the news. no one wanted to hear the discovery of a new covey variant called ami chronic 1st ide

the like. 13 or 14 bounder, i would say him joy maybe that's part of the layer management strategy. loretta guy been congest, very integrated from a hotspot with can i know boy class line over there in the sand. when you asked walters undisputed, there's a big boat with a big gun on it, but if you didn't stop, they'd tell you they're going to fire in. oh, and if you don't stop, they'll sparkling engine. oh, but that's a general black u. s. coast guard the tide runs in different directions at different time. and it's hard to tell where other people are on. the blue one down below, as i know is canadian just by the way. that might be an american down below is there too. was a lot of little bumps like right now with i'd like somebody come along and they, they got all kinds of room but your actual throw a lot different than where you're belinda and you make a mistake and get on top. somebody else and cut it off. there's all kinds of people to bed conflict. sometimes you lose track all part of it. we might have some fun on this one border with my brother's lobster, fish, my nephews labs to fish

. >> i would say it goes even before that, to at least loretta lynch -- loretta lee opinion. -- plurality opinion. program provided computers, books, to all schools per capita -- on a per capita basis. this circuit held this was unconstitutional, by the way, not happily -- they said that the supreme court's jurisprudence was a vast wasteland. and the complained about how terrible it was, but said they were bound by this. the court split three ways with four justices sticking to the old jurisprudence, saying they might be able to use these computers and library books for a religious -- for religious stuff. justice o'connor saying, that's not good enough for a facial challenge. maybe they could. there's no evidence in this case that they ever did. so we will uphold the program. the practical implication of that is extensive litigation -- in every case. you end up having discovery. did any of the kids access to bible or something on their computer? imagine what that litigation looks like. justice thomas wrote the plurality saying this is ok, because this is a completely neutral program. this

i spent closer to over >> reporter: sweeney's projected loss is sending shockwaves through capitol, loretta wineberg saying it is stunning and shocking. as a candidate, durr supported gun rights and rejected pandemic mandates. >> that's going to be a passion of mine that i don't think that should ever happen, ever again. >> reporter: sweeney's been the senate president for 12 years. this morning, he's not conceded saying, while i am currently trailing in the race, we want to make sure every vote is counted. our voters deserve that and we will wait for the final results. durr plans to keep driving his truck while serving as a senator. >>> voters in portland, maine, finally got results of a vote in a city council race. the race was tied. so they pulled a name out of a bowl and that was the winner. >>> coming up, the owing impact of the supply chain crisis and what you should buy now. >>> first, new concern about a >>> first, new concern about a chemical found i [sfx: radio being tuned] welcome to allstate. ♪ [band plays] ♪ a place where everyone lives life well-protected. ♪ and even whe

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while the rabbit cooks, i notice something i've never seen before, the nonna of the family, loretta, is showing her grandchildren how to tie tomatoes to local vines. today the restaurant is closed, but i'm honored to be invited to family lunch. this is the first time the family has come together since their father passed away earlier this year during lockdown. it's an emotional time, but also one of celebration. oh, my god! as delicious as the food is, traditional cooking like this also tells you the story of a place, how they lived and what was important to them. for as long as anyone can remember, there's been a strict hierarchy to how ischia's rabbit is served. >> the head of our family. >> you're very kind, thank you. just one? sadly, in this traditional hierarchy, the mother of the family is left with the bony neck and skull. the neck side, right? traditional food like this connects us and makes us part of a bigger story. she's my daughter. that's why, even today, families across ischia sit down every sunday to enjoy a rabbit in a pot together.t a whol e lot of sg with farmers p

they're ah, loretta made when fireworks was set off and stones throated officers who then responded with water cannon. the government's decision comes as new code cases, their job to an all time high. early this week we have across the atlantic outrage of a jo biden's cobit vaccine mandates. the u. s. has the highest number of cases globally, but an appeals court stole the government bid to force big companies to have their staff jobs and navy seals to are among those now seeking legal action. the latest on it. kellum open joe biden's, vaccine mandates remain highly unpopular and resistance is coming from new areas every day. the latest is a group of navy seals were taking joe biden to court, saying that the mandate violates their rights. the fact that the government has not granted a single religious exemption from the vaccine mandate shows that the biden administration does not care about religious freedom. instead, this appears to be an attempted ideological purch. it's appalling and has to stop before any more harm is done to our national security. the liberty council legal aid group

a sweet loretta marsh, mary -- i'm going it's marden, you idiot! >> they give jo jo a surname for a while, and for a while jo jo jackson. i think, hey, that's good! and a terrible moment where paul and john say jo jo jackson, that's paid. and i'm, like, come on, guys. >> stephen: i like when john questions whether tucson's in arizona. >> and paul says, yeah, it's where the high chapparal is shot. tucson was there because the high chapparal team was there. paul said, what's that? he said, high chapparal is who we thank for tucson, arizona. who would have thought. >> stephen: i also think it will change people's view of yoko ohno's role in the beatles last years together. it may have caused friction in their process, hard to tell. certainly doesn't happen on camera. >> you're dealing with guys who are getting older, their lifestyle changes. when they were the moptops on the ed sullivan show, would it have been appropriate for one of their girlfriends to hang around? i don't think any one of them would like that. but here john and yoko are in love and

john williams, mary daly, raphael bostic, loretta mester. can i say anything that is not going -- that is going to matter? can they say anything that is going to move the needle at a time when people are warning on the margins of potential inflationary pressures, but no one is saying take action now, with the exception perhaps of jim bullard? a lot of people shrug that off as an outlier opinion. jonathan: have you noticed where the bias in coverages? a lot of people are leaning to the coverage we get from the so-called hawks. lisa: it is because people want to see dissent and they want to see response to inflation or pressures that seem to be fulfilling every box of fed chair jay powell that indicate stickier inflation. jonathan: what will it take to change the minds of the others? right now, a clinic on why you shouldn't be optimistic on the index level of this market with dan skellie -- with dan skelly, head of market strategy at morgan stanley. walk us through the path down towards 4400 on the s&p. dan: sure, and thank you for having me.

so many caregivers will tell you how alone they can feel sometimes and through her experience loretta learned the true power of support groups having a vast network of resources and you can watch her full episode later today on my facebook page. this is the season finale for thriver thursday and have to once again thank the sponsor bristol-myers squibb because they really come through and meant a lot to people. >> thank you, robin. so good. >> again the full story on my facebook page later. >>> where is ginger now? we cannot keep her -- >> she's doing such a good job out there. look at her. >> good morning, ging. >> good morning. no helmet this time but i do have a lot to show you. so i'm on a rooftop in stuytown and i already told you about the solar panel installations, largest multifamily solar collection in the nation but look at this. this white paint is a big deal. look at the drone shot. there are 56 buildings painted white. it's all part of the new york city cool roofs project. you say, well, wait, what does that do? it actually is the easiest and fastest way to reduce energy

to where you once belonged ♪ ♪ get back get back get back to where you once belonged ♪ ♪ get back, loretta ♪ >> i can't get enough. if you're like me, you've been spending much of the last few days watching and rewatching the new peter jackson documentary "get back" about the beatles. all this footage that is part of this documentary was originally captured in 1969 by michael lindsey hong for his documentary "let it be," 56 hours of footage, the beatles rehearsing and writing what would become the final album. it has been restored and recut into the eight-hour epic by peter jackson. we're lucky enough to have the man behind the filming of it all originally, michael lindsey hog joins us. it is an honor to meet you. you're a legend. you're all over the documentary, you haven't aged a minute. thank you for being with us this morning. >> oh, john, thank you. especially that thing about aging. i aged two minutes. >> really, it is remarkable. you were probably 11 years old in 1969 when that was filmed. >> got it. >> listen. you sat with these 56 hours of footage, 50 years ago. all of us now ar

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schiff was told by susan rice in testimony, also we've got sally yates, james clapper, james comey, loretta lynch, he had testimony showing there was no evidence of trump-russia collusion. she called him out on "the view" for spreading conspiracy series. adam schiff dodged by bringing up the capitol riots and ukraine. >> here is the thing really upsetting about what was going on on capitol hill. here is the head of the house intelligence committee. he is privy to all of this information, classified information. they're telling him, hey there is nothing to this steele dossier. trump did not collude with the russians but yet he leaves these classified hearings. scampers off to the press, oh, i have inside information, donald trump is a russian agent. meanwhile the same people testifying to him in closed-door sessions they were going out to the media and they were pumping that same donald trump is a russian agent story. so i think they're all at fault here, not only schiff but the intelligence community and frankly the media, that just lapped it up because again it was terrific for their ratin

you understand [ applause ] they had heard the audience would be full of loretta swiddies [ laughter ] anyway, the point is, these people are willingly - [ laughter ] anyway, the point is -- guys, the point, can we please leave that in the past [ laughter ] the point is these people are willing to lie so brazenly and shamelessly about anything and that includes the current economic situation there's no doubt that there's serious issues between inflation and the supply chain crisis. but last time, fox host laura ingram tried to compare the records of trump and biden in the most deceptive way possible see if you can catch what's misleading about this graphic. >> during trump's presidency and before the pandemic, 164,579,000 americans were working but under biden, a staggering 3,121,000 fewer americans are in the work force >> seth: i can't believe anything major happened between those two numbers. [ laughter ] i'm sorry if i'm a little foggy. i was trapped in an attic for a few months wiping down doorknobs with lysol and hoarding the last scraps of toilet paper i can buy off the black

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the next call is loretta in cleveland, ohio. loretta, you have got a new mayor and a new congresswoman, don't you? caller: sure do. host: did you support both of them? caller: yes. well, you know, our family, we use voting as an opportunity to get together. so, every time there is an election, we will go vote in then go to brexit and spin around and talk about who we voted for and -- go to breakfast and spin around and talk about who we voted for and it's all the same people. yes on 24. we are going to reform our police and stop all of this violence. i mean this is, it's a little bad. but what i really called to talk about was senator manchin. they are haggling out his issues, but after that, man, they have to deal with kyrsten sinema. it's a coup within the democratic party, what's going on right now. host: what do you mean? caller: they both ran with joe biden on build back better and infrastructure. they got what they wanted. they wanted infrastructure. now they got problems with bill back better. i see it as fraud and i thin

don't miss our exquisite interview with loretta mester tomorrow. she will weigh in on the policy path forward at 10:10 a.m. sydney time. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: a quick check on the latest business flash headlines. that is marking the first time that a global regulator has forced big tech to unwind a completed deal. facebook's parents played $350 million for the search last year, raising concerns from british regulators. they say the deal reduces competition. it said it is considering all options, including an appeal. softbank is investing $150 million in the peso. it is asia's busiest virtual ecosystem. the platform sells high-fashion items from gucci, dior and ralph lauren. investment marks softbank's second metaverse investment. a brazilian bank has trimmed the valuation of its ipo while attracting the interest of softbank. it cut its rate to eight dollars per share. that values the company at a $2 billion, and the deal could raise -- at $42 billion, and the deal could raise up to $2.5 billion. the operator of china's largest crypto curren

loretta and i count patrick and his wonderful wife marcelle as good friends. i have been on the senate judiciary committee, chairing it for a year, and i have more insight into that job than i ever had and i certainly realized when senator leahy was the chair of that committee, he wrote an extraordinary record which many of us only dream of emulating. i thank him for his passionate, consistent, faithful support of the dream act, which i introduced 20 years ago and helping me get this enacted into law. and i appreciated when he gave me a new subcommittee, the subcommittee on human rights and the law, which i chaired. we did good things for the world. pat leahy is known throughout the world and i mean that literally as a defender of human rights and human dignity. he and i decided to join forces a few years ago on behalf of a political prisoner. her name is leila delema, she is a senator in the philippines. these in jail. two years ago, senator leahy passed an amendment on her behalf in the state and foreign operations subcommittee. as a result, strongman deturt

you once belonged ♪ ♪ oh, get back yeah get back get back to where you onced belonged ♪ ♪ get back, loretta ♪♪ >> streaming now on disney plus. with us to talk about it is contributing editor rob sheffield. he's also the author of "dreaming the beetles: the love story of one band and the whole world." rob, we talked about the beatles before at other events. i've never made any apologies, and i freaked my wife out because somebody will ask me a random beatles question, and i'm go jimmy nichols, and i'll just keep walking. what blokes me away, some people play golf. i listen to the beatles, i study the beatles. i'm not ashamed. it's been time well spent. and yet despite reading through all of their interviews, despite listening to all of their music, despite reading every book i could get on them, i watched this documentary, and it completely blew every preconception i had about 67 to 70 host brian epstein and the break june. blew it all out of the water from everything i read over 40 years about my heros. >> everything we thought we knew about the beatles has completely changed. it's ama

host: loretta, pueblo, colorado. caller: i'd like to echo his sentiments because that's exactly how i feel. i'm thankful we can gather around the thanksgiving table, i hope, and not get into a free-for-all about politics, about what's going on and the ahmaud arbery trial. can i talk about that a little bit? host: of course. caller: it is probably what we are going to be talking about across our thanksgiving table. host: do you think the folks at your table are going to agree on your opinions about the verdict that came down? caller: not all of them, but most of them will. i agree with the verdict. i think that if i see somebody running, whether i think they committed a crime or not, my instinct is to call police. that's everybody's instinct. even though we do have a gun in our house, my son-in-law is a former deputy, we would take gun and chase the guy. as the caller said, the one caller said, he might have been casing the joint. even if he was doing that, you don't have any proof so you have to call the police. that