rachel prestige and dylan clue in one to be the 1st german surface at the olympics. on the side of 2016 then lives turned around. in rio the international olympic committee decided to make surfing and then pick sports. show of. bird flu. and very dark room for. siri go saki surfing beach is set to be the scene of the very 1st and then pick surfing a vent for gemini 3 men and 3 women are currently still in the running for 4 tickets to tokyo they live in the usa costa rica ecuador and the canaries all of them have german citizenship but most have never actually lived in the country. most skilled surface grew up by the beach riding their 1st waves at an early age. dylan quinn's mother has german rates his father is south african and he lives in portugal. alice basically a german writer where 101 and i was born a berlin and when i was 4 years old we moved to portrayal because of my dad's work i went through a german school so there's a lot of german in. the 20 year old finished school 2 years ago and has been fully focused on the sport since then. at age 24 is already so

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dylan makes it to the crucial final stage. leyland's journey ends in the sand maze but the policy goes on deep into the night. from bomb. costa rica took old cologne at the end in pink base lay on rachel and dylan meet their national team colleagues 9 athletes representing a country that they're fairly unfamiliar with that the german sports and elin picks museum they receive a crash course in gem and sports history. you know it's just the rights to unfasten you know being the whole team here i feel like we have built up such a good team spirit and we all get along with each other so it's like a little family. national team coach llewellyn whitaker is outlining the next steps leading up to the games. in may the last stops will be filled if things go to plan . and rachel have set that sights. the olympics are just the best of the best athlete so it's going to be really hard to make good on when i give it everything i've got and i think i can make it it's the most amazing thing ever i feel like i actually have a really good possi

dylan makes it to the quarter final stage. play on his journey ends in the 70s but the policy goes on deep into the night. from balmy costa rica to cold cologne the an impact based on rachel and dylan meet the national team colleagues 9 athletes representing a country that they're fairly unfamiliar with at the german sports and the lympics museum they receive a crash course in german sports history. you know almost. rights to one fuck you know being the whole team here i feel like we have built up such a good team spirit and we all get along with each other so it's like a family. national team coach llewellyn which is outlining the next steps leading up to the games. in may the last salts will be filled if things go to plan . and rachel have set that sights. the olympics are just the best of the best athlete so it's going to be really hard to make it i'm going to give it everything i've got and i think i can make it it's the most amazing thing ever i feel like i actually have a really good possibility of making it and that's w

dylan makes it to the quarter final stage. leyland's journey ends in the semi's but the policy goes on deep into the night. from bomb. costa rica took old cologne at the elim picked based on rachel and dylan meet their national team colleagues 9 athletes representing a country that they're fairly unfamiliar with the german sports and lympics museum they receive a crash course in german sports history. you know almost. no rights to insults yet being the whole team here i feel like we have built up such a good team spirit and we all get along with each other so it's like a little family. national team coach llewellyn which is outlining the next steps leading up to the games. in may the last zones will be filled if things go to plan . and rachel have said that. the olympics are just the best of the best athlete so it's going to be really hard to make it i'm going to give it everything i've got and i think i can make it it's the most amazing thing ever i feel like i actually have a really good possibility of making it and that's w

, his father clarence dylan founded the old dylan reid. and for many years that was among the widest of the wide shoe of investment banks in new york. and doug dylan had just about as much money as joe kennedy and john f. kennedy, and travels in high social circles. in fact even higher than the kennedys. so kennedy could not stare him down. he had to listen when dylan spoke. after all kennedy put him in office as treasury secretary. and sometimes you have to be able to make people listen to you, whatever it takes and in this case it was money and social standing. may i take it anywhere i can get it, and good policy is good policy. but the main point here again, this is not a partisan bipartisan book, i wanted america to get moving again, to coin a phrase. we have to turn less than 2% growth over a couple of decades, back to three or 4% growth, and that's what we do historically. to get there, we are going to have to take strong remedial actions, particularly on business tax cuts, to grow the economy at five or 6% for several years, in orde

thanks so much. >>> dylan is back with another check of the weather. dylan, what are you watching? >> i'm watching the warmup. i promised you i was going to tell you it was coming and it is coming. first you have to lose this dip in the jet stream where temperatures right now are feeling like it's 18 degrees in syracuse. buffalo feels like 9. new york the wind chill is 23. washington, d.c., down by you guys, 31 degrees. this afternoon temperatures will be staying 5 to 15 degrees below average. here's where the warm air is. it's going to be 62 degrees in bismarck, north dakota. minneapolis, 59. 23 degrees above average. omaha in the lower 70s. all of that warmer air is going to trickle east as we go into next week. eerie should be up to 57. cincinnati in the mid 50s. raleigh will be close to 70 on wednesday. washington, d.c., gets up to 68 and boston should get >>> 46 degrees in walnut creek. we had a quick-moving storm. the cold front passed through bringing at times heavy downpours. we are expecting the majority of rain to be cleared out by sunrise. now trekking east and southward

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for example, bob dylan -- you still have a a lot of legacy players. for example, bob dylan. another great example is the killers selling their back catalog. you might think they have been sick -- have been having significant touring revenue, but that being taken away really changes the game. caroline: do the artists care in particular who they sell to? how are these buyers distinguishing themselves? alaister: some care, some don't care. but a lot of these are pushing the angle of legacy management. we are not only buying a catalog, we are now the custodian. songwriters and producers of modern pop songs, they can have 12 songwriters and they might not be is attached to the work as they might be if it was a single songwriter. so some people might be willing to cash out. some people can get a partial interest and try to catch some of the upside, so it really does depend. joe: great stuff, our thanks to moghan music director alaister moughan talking about the business of streaming and back catalogs. here more of the conversation out monday on the podcast i host with tracy allowa

dylan makes it to the quarter final stage. leyland's journey ends in the semis but the policy goes on deep into the night. from balmy costa rica to cold cologne at the end in pick based on rachel and dylan meet their national team colleagues 9 athletes representing a country that they're fairly unfamiliar with that the german sports and the lympics museum they receive a crash course in german sports history. you know almost. no rights to unplug stuff you know being the whole team here i feel like we have built up such a good team spirit and we all get along with each other so it's like a family. national team coach llewellyn which is outlining the next steps leading up to the games. in may the last salts will be filled if things go to plan . and have set that sights. the olympics are just the best of the best athlete so it's going to be really hard to make it i'm going to give it everything i've got and i think i can make it it's the most amazing thing ever i feel like i actually have a really good possibility of making it and

dylan, when will it feel like spring? >> don't worry, it will feel like spring this weekend, starts at 5:37 a.m. it will feel like it soon enough. we need the sun. >> couldn't get here fast enough for sure. thanks. we have more on that coming up. first, we want to get to the top story, the latest on the coronavirus and new guidelines about kids and social distancing in school that will hopefully mean a lot more schools will be able to reopen soon. >> the cdc now saying students only need three feet between them instead of six. this comes as president biden says the u.s. could reach 200 million vaccines in arms in the first 100 days since taking office. so far 77 million people received at least a first dose. >> in just a minute, we talk to dr. anthony fauci about schools, more vaccines, and possibility of a fourth wave. let's begin with erin mclaughlin in los angeles this morning. good morning to you. >> reporter: peter, kristin, good morning. in california, the governor announced vaccine eligibility will be open to every

the dylan see family seemed to become loyalists once the revolution approached more because of their close ties to royal governors and other officials in the colony, rather than because of a particular ideology. so james, back to our sitter, at the beginning of the war held the position of high sheriff of west chester county, new york, which he had been appointed to in 1770 as a lucrative position. in 1777, he became a pearl of the west chester county militia. west chester county, if you can see here on this map, is here in red, just north of manhattan and the bronx on the east side of the hudson river, including the towns as you go north from manhattan and west chester, new richelle, phillips pepper, white plains, dos very, terry town. it was heavily anglican and had a very significant although still not the majority of loyalist population. one of these anglican loyalists was samuel c berry, and he hamilton fans? he rode loyalist pamphlets under the pseudonym of west chester farmer who hamilton famously responded to in these pamphlets wars leading up to the revolution. this county i

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. >> we were talking about bob dylan. the first place i met bob dylan was in buffalo, new york. the commodores were checking into a hotel. bob dylan was at the counter. he saw this group■ of people walking in. you saw -- he's very shy. he ran over to the next room, what he thought was the next room, a closet. so he ran in. [ laughter ] and slammed the door. that was bob dylan. i knocked on the door. and i said, mr. dylan, i was going to tell you, i'm lionel richie with the commodores and i'm a big fan of yours. he said, good to meet you. [ laughter ] and i closed the door. bob was in the closet. >> jimmy: you must write a book. you told me last time you were here, i said, you have to write a book, and you said something like, all the people i want to write about have to die first. >> yes, a lot of the stories are hilarious. >> jimmy: yes? >> the point is you have to wait a moment. because everyone has their -- >> jimmy: we've waited long enough. you and i are going to hole up in vegas, only working a couple hours a night, bang this thing out in no time. >> you and my manager a

so we're talking about bob dylan. the first place i met bob dylan was in buffalo, new york. the commodores were checking into a hotel. bob dylan was at the counter. he saw this group of people walking in. you saw -- he's very shy. he ran over to the next room, what he thought was the next room was a closet. so he ran in. and slammed the door. that was bob dylan, so i knocked on the door. and i said, mr. dylan, i was going to tell you, i'm lionel richie with the commodores and i'm a big fan of yours. he said, good to meet you. [ laughter ] and i closed the door. bob was in the closet. >> jimmy: you must write a book. you told me last time you were here, i said, you have to write a book, and you said something like, all the people i want to write about have to die first. >> yes, a lot of the stories are hilarious. >> jimmy: yes? >> the point is you have to wait a moment. because everyone has their -- >> jimmy: we've waited long enough. the moment is gone. you and i are going to hole up in vegas, only working a couple hours a night. we'll bang this thing out in no time. >> you

i'm sheinelle along with dylan. al is on an islandsomewhere. craig just ran off to be on assignment. >> i feel we're representing the cold weather that's coming. >> exactly. >> so bundled up, and i'm trying to bring some spring. >> a friend of my texted me. i was like, okay, i'll wear a bright color today. we have a great show. >> we do. tax time is here. if you still have plenty of questions, you're not

dylan: all i'm saying is you and me... - ..we're in this together. i know we've hurt each other, | but we care about each other. just — get off. intriguingly, violation intercuts between the revelations of what happened that night with the repercussions that follow, creating a narrative tension that keeps the audience on edge while also offering a bold new take on the revenge genre. there are shades of the 'nature is satan�*s church�* mantra from lars von trier�*s antichrist in the almost—mythical rural setting, along with an unforgiving physicality that put me in mind of kieslowski's a short film about killing and danny boyle's shallow grave. that's a heady cocktail, and the film certainly packs a powerful punch. but be warned — violation is not for the faint—hearted. you can find it now on shudder. i'll leave you with news that tom and jerry — the battling cat and mouse whose short films date back to the 'iios — now have a 21st century feature, combining live action with digital animation. listen here, mr mouse. 0h? jerry. i need

dylan: good. how are you? dylan. -lemonis: nice to meet you. -dylan: nice to meet you. lemonis: is this done? dylan: yeah, that one's done. lemonis: is this the only product that you print this way? dylan: i mean, we've never printed really anything else on printers other than bats. lemonis: people like to buy products that are personal to them, whether it's their favorite sports team or family reunions or their favorite personality. and so anytime you can take a basic product and customize it, you're going to get a lot higher margin. and that's what's gonna make this company money in the long run. wendy: you have 300 boxes for 1,500 pennants. we're probably gonna lose about $10,000. jackie: this is the fifth time this has happened this week. scott: this is my daughter, jackie. jackie: i'll call them back. hi. nice to meet you. lemonis: hi, jackie. i'm marcus. nice to meet you. jackie: thank you so much for coming. lemonis: so, what do you do here? jackie: i was hired to mainly handle the collegiate market and sales, which i am doing on top of, like, [laughing] 30,000 d

dylan: all i'm saying is you and me... - ..we're in this together. i know we've hurt each other, | but we care about each other. just — get off. intriguingly, violation intercuts between the revelations of what happened that night with the repercussions that follow, creating a narrative tension that keeps the audience on edge while also offering a bold new take on the revenge genre. there are shades of the �*nature is satan�*s church�* mantra from lars von trier�*s antichrist in the almost—mythical rural setting, along with an unforgiving physicality that put me in mind of kieslowski's a short film about killing and danny boyle's shallow grave. that's a heady whole cocktail, and the film certainly packs a powerful punch. but be warned — violation is not for the faint—hearted. you can find it now on shudder. i'll leave you with news that tom and jerry — the battling cat and mouse whose short films date back to the �*a05 — now have a 21st century feature, combining live action with digital animation. listen here, mr mouse. 0h? jer

dylan: all i'm saying is you and me... - ..we're in this together. i know we've hurt each other, | but we care about each other. just — get off. intriguingly, violation intercuts between the revelations of what happened that night with the repercussions that follow, creating a narrative tension that keeps the audience on edge while also offering a bold new take on the revenge genre. there are shades of the �*nature is satan's church�* mantra from lars von trier�*s antichrist in the almost—mythical rural setting, along with an unforgiving physicality that put me in mind of kieslowski's a short film about killing and danny boyle's shallow grave. that's a heady whole cocktail, and the film certainly packs a powerful punch. but be warned — violation is not for the faint—hearted. you can find it now on shudder. i'll leave you with news that tom and jerry — the battling cat and mouse whose short films date back to the �*aos — now have a 21st century feature, combining live action with digital animation. listen here, mr mouse. 0h? jerry.

>> all right, dylan. thank you. >>> ahead on a wednesday morning, nasa starting the countdown to even more history on mars, preparing to launch the first helicopter flight on another planet tom costello giving us an inside look at that unprecedented mission. >>> plus, dining and restaurants, heading to the movies, how about hugs for grandma? one very long year into the pandemic, and the hope being felt across the country, with more and more americans getting those vaccines majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. >>> coming up, one of the newest >>> coming up, one of the newest members of the american workforce, prince harry. >> what he's saying about the job he landed in silicon valley and more, live from buckingham palace after your local news (laughter) you no longer need a knife to jif! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ if

get that -dylan? -oh, mr. d. you jog here, too? i'm a half a block from my house. are you wearing boots? okay, this is less of a coincidence than it seems. i've been following you around for a few days. it's about haley. i know she's in a relationship, but i love her, and i think she loves me. dylan, i heard about what happened. i wouldn't read too much into it. it was only one kiss. -uh... -two kisses? okay. i went to dylan's house to tell him it wasn't okay that we kissed, and i ended up sleeping with him. i would ell him it wasn't okay we slept together, but where does that go? and she won't return my calls. she's ghosting you? for an older dude, you always kept up with the lingo. word. aw, i'm sorry, man. you're a good guy. you deserve better than being ghosted. -i'll talk to her. -you'd do that for me? -yeah, i'll throw her a gab. you stab me? -huh?

dylan: all i'm saying is you and me... - ..we're in this together. i know we've hurt each other, | but we care about each other. just — get off. intriguingly, violation intercuts between the revelations of what happened that night with the repercussions that follow, creating a narrative tension that keeps the audience on edge while also offering a bold new take on the revenge genre. there are shades of the 'nature is satan's church' mantra from lars von trier�*s antichrist in the almost—mythical rural setting, along with an unforgiving physicality that put me in mind of kieslowski's a short film about killing and danny boyle's shallow grave. that's a heady whole cocktail, and the film certainly packs a powerful punch. but be warned — violation is not for the faint—hearted. you can find it now on shudder. i'll leave you with news that tom and jerry — the battling cat and mouse whose short films date back to the 'aos — now have a 21st century feature, combining live action with digital animation. listen here, mr mouse. 0h? jerry. i need t

dylan dreyer, a check of the weather >> i can't wait to hug my parents. let's look at what's going on across the country today, strong storms will start to break out, especially down across the mississippi river valley, lower tennessee river valley some of the storms could produce gusty winds. isolated tornadoes it's your run of the mill strong thunderstorms this time around much colder weather behind the cold front enjoy the 60s and 70s in the northeast and eastern great lakes because we are going to see the heavy rain eventually move out and drop the temperatures down into the 30s and even colder wind chills, too. it'll be colder across the western great lakes tomorrow heavy rain through nashville with the flooding concerns still in the area, with the river levels pretty high it'll make its way to the east coast by the time we get to thursday we are going to see a chance of more severe storms along the gulf coast tomorrow, as well the western half of the country looks nice tomorrow. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall, taking a look at our for

look at how bright and happy dylan is >> it's springy today. we do have that spring-like feel in the air with that comes your typical springtime thunderstorms that's exactly what we're seeing st. louis right now, lots of lightning. heavier downpours. a chance of severe storms. it's along a cold front that will move east and cool things off. tomorrow we have a chance of even stronger storms especially back through the panhandle of texas into parts of southwestern oklahoma. damaging winds, large hail and also isolated tornadoes are possible this moves ever so slightly to the east on saturday still including oklahoma and most of north central texas where we could see stronger storms on saturday and the problem is this frontal system is going to kind of set up shop. that means all the showers and storms ride along that front for areas like southern missouri and southern illinois, we could end up with about 5 inches at least of rainfall. that could lead to flash flooding something to keep an eye out for >> live look right now over san francisco. rig

and bob dylan eight up everything folk music at that time -- bob dylan ate up everything folk music the time and came across carl sandberg's collection and found out carl sandberg lived in flat rock, north carolina, will where he and his band were driving through. so he pulled up unannounced, walked on the porch, knocked on the door and met carl sandberg for the first time. sandberg was in his late 80's, hadn't kept up with more modern music in popular culture, and disappointed the young opulent greatly -- the young bob dylan greatly. he was very respectful and bob dylan had a conversation but was disappointed that carl sandberg didn't recognize him. after carl sandberg passed away in 1967, the department of the interior came to visit misses sandberg, the secretary of the interior, stewart udall, and the national park service was looking for homes from iconic americans, particularly in arts and culture field. carl sandberg was very well-known at the time that he was a good fit. when meeting took place, misses sandberg was open to the property and family belongings becoming part of the n

our friend dylan drdr dreyer takes a look at mars >> reporter: the perseverance touched down on the red planet perseverance is about 10 feet long and gets around on six wheels nasa controls it from here on earth as it travels around mars conducts important science experiments. mars is the fourth planet from the sun. it is about half the size of earth and has about a third of the earth's gravity. if you weigh 100 pounds on earth, you would only weigh 38 on mars right now it is a dusty world. scientists think it is once warm and covered with water what did it look like back then? >> that's a great question when you see mars today looks dry and dusty and red, all the red dusts, in the past we know it was warmer and wetter it probably had lakes and rivers >> reporter: that's why they sent perseverance there to search for signs of ancient life >> there were probably little tiny microscopic organisms that started to form we may be able to find shows little fossils and see them >> reporter: if scientists do find life on mars, it may mean there is life on tons of planets. it could mean abundanc

she lost her 6-year-old son, dylan in the sandy hook shootings. thank you for being here. i am really struck just by, first, your thoughts on what we heard from just a friend of one of the victims. she's denying it. she says the loss is so heavy, she says. >> the loss is still heavy. listening to her words as she describes her friend, a woman basically the same age as me as well and thinking about my own son, dylan, the shock that they are in right now, the shock will eventually fade away, the pain never does. you know, hold on to the memories and the love that they were and that they still had, but the pain is forever. i don't think people can really appreciate that until you are in that situation. >> i am just, like, overwhelmed how i can feel you feeling pain again. you hear that survivors of mass shootings, you know, every time another one happens, it's bring this trauma just rushing back and i was going to ask you what you experienced, but i can see it on your face, nicole. >> it does bring me back because i have a semblance of understanding of what that loss feels li

and yet the smear has remained, and they still prefer to cling to if not the notion that i molested dylan, the possibility that i molested her. >> allen has never been charged with a crime. the interview was taped last summer, but was released yesterday. >>> we turn now to a shocking crime on the street. a carjacking caught on camera. it ended with an uber driver dead and two girls in custody. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> reporter: this morning, two teenage girls face murder charges, accused of carjacking a food delivery driver for uber eats. d.c. police investigating disturbing cell phone video from last week's incident near nationals park. they say the 13 and 15-year-old girls used a taser on the man when they tried to take his car. the video then appears to show him hanging onto the door as the car takes off. eventually crashing, flipping on its side. police say the driver, 66-year-old mohammad anwar died after being thrown from the car. >> it's more than tragic. i don't even know if that word describes what happened. it's senseless. >> reporter: anwar's family issuing a statement say

i shared it with dylan and you're welcome to post it. >> president bleiman: dylan, i guess you send the link. i lot to get a copy. i have an upcoming meeting with another group about the congestion of soma. i like to use it as data. before the pandemic, there was a major congestion. i don't think we have to worry about this. especially after listening to this report. in your opinion, i guess when we have this recovery, how long do you think it would take us to really get back to the way it was? as long as it's your opinion. >> i will give you both of mine. i think people -- maybe we're not going to come back to downtown or maybe we're going to think about works from home permanenting, when you walk away office leases, there's going to be reset in the office market. the office owners want those buildings still. there's going to be a market incentive to find tenants. what we saw end of the dot-com crash, it took a long time. just because the dot-com went away, it didn't mean bunch of other industries wanted to come to san francisco. it's still expensive. we had much slower recovery since

what if dylan buys his own ticket? we'll be sleeping in separate cabins. what if dylan and i share a horse? mm, i hate landing. we'll get through this. alex: wow! it's so pretty. what are you doing? i want my ears to pop. try putting a little rouge on 'em. nobody gets me. wow. isn't this beautiful, little cowgirl? you hate her sparkly outfit, don't you? no, i told you, it's fine. i just didn't like you wearing a matching one. so we haven't told the family yet, but we've decided to adopt a baby boy.

nicole lost her son, dylan, in that shooting, and she'll talk about where she sees the country heading as calls for gun control intensify. >>> also coming up, democratic and republican members of congress take duelling trips to the border to call attention to the surge in illegal immigration as thousands of unaccompanied minors remain in the care of government workers. texas congressman and democrat vicente gonzalez, whose district is along the border, he's been a critic of president biden's handling of the crisis and he joins me next. stay with us. ng of the crisis a joins me next. stay with us r less than the ver. because only verizon gives you 5g from america's most reliable network at no extra cost. and plans to mix and match, so you only pay for what you need. the plan is so reasonable, they can stay on for the rest of their lives. aww... and on top of that, nobody gives you more entertainment you love like disney+, hulu and espn+ on select unlimited plans. you even get one of our best 5g phones on us when you buy one. and it all starts at just $35. only from verizon. gillette pro

dylan: hi, i'm dylan dreyer and we're about to embark on another "earth odyssey". today, we'll head to the deserts of egypt to discover the deep connection between the ancient history and fascinating animals. like the horned viper, a snake that slid its way towards the top of egypt's food chain. plus, we turn back the dial and explore the history of these ancient reptiles. and you think you love your dogs; we'll explore how much ancient egyptians revered their canine companions. all this and more coming up on "earth odyssey".

adapted by screenwriters tamara chestna and dylan meyer from a novel byjennifer mathieu, moxie may lack the depth of eighth grade or the punch of booksmart, but it's still blessed with enough good—hearted energy to raise a smile, several chuckles and the occasional cheer. much of its success is down to the cast, who manage to balance the serious and comedic aspects with likeable aplomb. but you're glad you did it all, right? of course. what are you going do, nothing? most impressively, poehler pulls off an entertaining and accessible film that confronts issues of bullying, harassment and rape with a sturdy spirit of defiance, humour and collective optimism — no mean feat. that's it for this week. thanks for watching the film review. stay safe, and i'll see you next week. hey, baby. where are your parents? hey, uh, whose baby? what? hello. last weekend was a mainly dry weekend across the uk with high pressure in control, and this weekend will be the same. but there is a significant difference between weekends — that word there, cold. a very different feel to things. spring in the a

. >> thank you, dylan. thank you very much. i was listening to your conference call, and i said, are people going to understand that not everything is a pantry stock. and when you have a growth stock, when you bother to give guidance therefore, they have a secular growth trend the fact that you did that, not bravery, not a road map that you're following that works no matter what? >> jim, we've talked abilout it before on this show. i've been at this for 25 years the company is having its 100-year anniversary we've been growing continuously, contiguously for decades we believe in our brands, all the white space opportunity that we have. we can layer on the m and a. and we've acquired a brand in chicago, and moving the utz brand into that marketplace. we see that opportunity for the true organic growth. that's why we were able to put together our forecast. >> there was a spectacular number of new buyers and i have to tell you, why i think i always know this industry, this repeat rate metric seemed to be a great way to analyze utz

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items belonging to stars including elvis presley marilyn monroe and bob dylan are being trained online on saturday the top lots are the guitar played by presley jewing the 1968 t.v. special marking his return to live music after years of making films and the gloves used by muhammad ali to train for that rumble in the jungle for decades d.j. hale has been an institution in the techno and house music scenes the geminis the producer whose real name is helmut gaia has headlined festivals worldwide in 2020 he founded a record label and curb aerated for the 1st time with conceptual artist you want to turn maser the pair have now released an album. it's the surprising result of a surprising collaboration maser times hell d.j. hell got artist unit on ms a to join him in the recording studio the sounds are by the d.j. using text fragments uttered randomly by the artist in their tradition of data is a. new. i think. gratian. myself so. free form of art can be a. d.j. hell is a pioneer of techno and house music and the founder of the label international fugitive originally from very a human to be

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her own relationship with caleb hits the rocks, miriam shares a fireside evening with greta's husband dylan, with terrible consequences. all i'm saying is you and me... ..we're in this together. i know we've hurt each other, | but we care about each other. just — get off. intriguingly, violation intercuts between the revelations of what happened that night with the repercussions that follow, creating a narrative tension that keeps the audience on edge while also offering a bold new take on the revenge genre. there are shades of the nature is satan's church mantra. that's the whole cocktail in the film packs a powerful punch, but be warned — violation is not for the faint—hearted. you can find it now on shudder. i'll leave you with news that tom and jerry from the �*aos now have a 21st century feature combining live action with digital animation. listen here, mr mouse. oh, jerry. i need thisjob, so simply put, this is a hotel. and you're a mouse. chloe grace moretz stars as kayla, who scams her way into a job at a swanky hotel do to host a lavish wedding only to have her plan scupper

i don't hear any terrorist activities from bob dylan. so certainly it is secured. for the reason. i go because i think it's ok. i really hope that a kid could be the problem book to get all the shit crazy people enough. i'm relaxed. this happens sometimes. i am not that by our governments i am not led by i need party and i don't walk on that any political agenda in iraq but there has to be a change in my country and just like any one of you. i would like to see is going to be one of the best countries in the world so mike i want to do that and surely i cannot do it alone we would have to show the world yes we can do it together send the message of peace and love from iraq to all the world all of us we can fight terrorism and then destroy them and then we'll do the event and we show to the world we done it's ok. and. brings them out. and vote on. just streaming red or. now on this moment in the morning tomorrow morning would be very nice to be flying had been winning because of the program before 5 nights a preferred to morrow evening flying perfect so the next morning for certain

i shared it with dylan and you're welcome to post it. >> president bleiman: dylan, i guess you send the link. i lot to get a copy. i have an upcoming meeting with another group about the congestion of soma. i like to use it as data. before the pandemic, there was a major congestion. i don't think we have to worry about this. especially after listening to this report. in your opinion, i guess when we have this recovery, how long do you think it would take us to really get back to the way it was? as long as it's your opinion. >> i will give you both of mine. i think people -- maybe we're not going to come back to downtown or maybe we're going to think about works from home permanenting, when you walk away office leases, there's going to be reset in the office market. the office owners want those buildings still. there's going to be a market incentive to find tenants. what we saw end of the dot-com crash, it took a long time. just because the dot-com went away, it didn't mean bunch of other industries wanted to come to san francisco. it's still expensive. we had much slower recovery since

dylan: hi, everybody. i'm dylan dreyer, and this is "earthy odyssey". today, we'll explore the exciting and unusual wildlife that calls east asia home, like the limb-swinging snub-nosed monkey, whose unique feature knows no bounds. then we'll hop over to taiwan, where the local frogs have an unusual way to get around. plus, we'll discover a species of monkey that has the tools that gives them an upper hand when it's time to eat. [music]