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There was and learned how much they could do for natalie here. [soft horn music playing] narrator: you can join the battle to save lives by supporting st. jude childrens research hospital. families never receive a bill from st. jude for treatment, travel, housing, or food so they can focus on helping their child live. andrew: money wasnt even an issue. we just did the best treatment for natalie. nicole: its the donors who have already taken on that burden on their backs and said, all right, weve...

Everyone is looking for one silver bullet, that will and his candidacy. i dont think that exists, i do think that there comes a way that he has to carry around. you saw this morning the news i saw this morning as his trial team -- asking for the trial to be delayed past the election, if theres another indictment in georgia and if there is another by doj, all those things will be going on at the same time as he is trying to campaign for president. there is a weight, a burden that he will carry th...

The best title six case. luckily theyre doing a couple other things. they have a cumulative impact analysis thats going on. it is critically important, rev, i know youve been there before. as far as the eye can see, we have these chemical plants and refineries that are there. they are also doing a title five review. title five for those who may not be familiar is the air permits. so they can make sure that the best available technologies and were minimizing emissions on these communities. theyve...

Crazy amendments come out of my crazy state, from people out of texas. >> let us focus on some good news we sought this week. the putnam instruction rolling out new student loan relief. it will impact about $800,000 -- for hours. people who made repayments for 20 years and still have been settled it. what more can be done to ease this burden following the supreme courts decision to block bottoms water debt forgiveness plan. >> thanks to the biden administration and secretary cohen who is working...

The formerly homeless person must accept drug counseling if they are addicted, they must accept mental health services if they are ill and they must work or look for a job if they are able-bodied. and if they dont do these things and they returned to the street, despite the availability of shelter, they can and should be arrested for they will no longer be homeless. no one should be allowed to live in the public spaces of our cities. yes, itll be expensive but still probably cheaper to provide s...

Burden to carry here. they need to be able to prove that the doj and fbi i are weaponized against conservatives on a variety of issues, and a lot of the stuff theyve come forward do raise troubling a allegations that do deserve to be fully investigated. that being said, i also think there needs to be transparency and accountability. if the president and his allies have nothing to hide, come forward with the bank accounts, let them review them and and disprove the allegations. otherwise these bid...

Make less in 2023 in real dollars than in 2020. theyll still nicholas and 26 and those. our members are going backwards. and thats okay. >> talk to me about the working conditions. those of us who dont do the work, that seems the most opaque. >> sure, this is one example. something has changed since the pandemic. the companies have shifted their casting practices to being entirely,, what we call, self tapes. what that means is if anyone thinks that way auditions happens is you go to a casting di...

And spread through her bone marrow, her lymph nodes. so its a very fast, aggressive cancer. nicole: so we came to st. jude and learned how much hope there was and learned how much they could do for natalie here. [soft horn music playing] narrator: you can join the battle to save lives by supporting st. jude childrens research hospital. families never receive a bill from st. jude for treatment, travel, housing, or food so they can focus on helping their child live. andrew: money wasnt even an iss...

Must work or look for a job if theyre able-bodied. and if they dont do these things and they return to the street, despite the availability of shelter, they can and should be arrested where they will no longer be homeless. no one should be allowed to live in the public spaces of our cities. yes, it will be expensive, but still probably cheaper to provide supportive housing and treatment than to permit homelessness and all that goes with it, from medical emergencies to long hospitalizations, from...

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