daniel james missed the spot kick saved while poland converted all five.he site and look forward tojoining france, forward to joining france, netherlands forward tojoining france, netherlands and austria in group c at this,'s euros in germany. ukraine came back to be isolated and still best for other euros this summer, wedding 2—1 of poland, a neutral venue to the ongoing war with russia invading ukraine. iceland took the but ukraine. iceland took the but ukraine found their equaliser in the second half before chelsea got a late winner for them and they make a tournament in a group with belgium, slovakia and romania. i think it is definitely _ slovakia and romania. i think it is definitely very _ slovakia and romania. i think it is definitely very important | it is definitely very important for all of us, for our country and players and i am personally very pleased for the players because these two games are very narrow and difficult. of course before the game and after the game, we settle this win is for our country, people and supporters, for our soldier

james and kieffer moore on the bench.uesday niuht bench. if we capitalise on tuesday ni . ht and bench. if we capitalise on tuesday night and finished _ bench. if we capitalise on tuesday night and finished off— bench. if we capitalise on tuesday night and finished off with - bench. if we capitalise on tuesdayj night and finished off with another win, i think nobody will remember who played, who score the goals, whose are the games. we'lljust be remembered for another score that qualified for another major tournament. qualified for another ma'or tournament.�* qualified for another ma'or tournament. . ., ., , tournament. the countdown is well under way in _ tournament. the countdown is well under way in germany. _ tournament. the countdown is well under way in germany. the - tournament. the countdown is well under way in germany. the trophy | tournament. the countdown is well. under way in germany. the trophy is on a tour of the country and wales are one we know a forming part of it all the summer —— one win away. tomos da

and daniel james sealed the full one when, when the funds were, quote, nothing wales will face the final on tuesday and caught if they place at the you ready? this is james services will . poland b team man is sony of 51 in we'll so they will full different goals. school was supposed and, and, and i'm going from a sonia. but none of the goals came from poland in buffalo and a still robust living dog skiing it through us. cutting this down on the chose to qualify directly for euro 2024 of the drawing with the check for public and they lost qualifying gaming rules. so in the november for me and israel had been knocked out of the competition by iceland, who came from behind to in full one in a mess up the state of neutral territory and hungry because of the war on gaza. oh, but goodman sitting with a hattrick, as israel had them in central f as well, but the penalty late in the game, which would have seen them to a level and see the support kick. if i see the series of the play a final against me frame and georgia, it took a safe place in the years with a to the window between man, luxembou

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james chapman as profess a film, studies at the university of lester in the u. k. he's also off of license to through a cultural history of the james bond films. welcome to the w professor. what do you make of these reports linking iron, taylor johnson and james bond? hello fellow, i'm fine. supervisee me on the show this evening. i'm, i'm, i'm interested in these agreements and to jones's name as being links to bottom maybe for the last couple of years. yeah. so that it is not was assigned as soon as being said, can i? it says this time it seems to be getting traction broadcast. those are picking it up. the book is also uh shots and inc quite significantly. we might still be in a situation of a room uh, because of the fact that we might also be securing the casting decision about splitting the leads and the show. what are the ones that have control over the nouns? and again, these are real story. i renewed them on monitor loss control the now it says, here's the thing to watch, sort of, um, just straight my tie, hey, what sort of out. and so it gets picked to play

james chapman, as profess film studies at the university of alaska in the u. k. he's also all of his license to through a cultural history of the james bond films. welcome to the w professor. what do you make of these reports blinking iron? taylor johnson and james bond. hello phelan, fine. so inviting me on the show this evening. i'm. i'm, i'm interested in these room is um i went to the jones, his name has been linked to bomb. maybe for the last couple of years. yeah, so i mean it's not was assigned as soon as being said, can i it says, this time it seems to be getting traction broadcast as a picking it up. the book is all a shortening, quite significantly. we might still be in the situation of a room uh, because fact, but my, its also is the thing that a cast whom do decision about splitting the leads and the show. what are the ones that have control over the an absence of a visa, real story. i renewed them on mine and lost control the now it says, here's the thing to watch, sort of, um i just started my tie, hey, what sort of out. and so it gets picked to pla

james chapman, as profess film studies at the university of lester in the u. k. he's also off of license to through a cultural history of the james bond films. welcome to the w professor. and what do you make of these reports? linking iron, taylor johnson and james bond. hello fellow, i'm fine. supervisee me on the show this evening. i'm, i'm, i'm interested in these agreements and to jones's name is b links to bottom. maybe for the last couple of years. yeah. so that it is not was assigned as soon as being said, can i it says this time it seems to be getting traction broadcast. those are picking it up. the book is all a shortening, quite significantly. we might still be in a situation of a room uh, because of the fact that we might also be securing the casting the decision about the speed, any leads and the show. what are the ones that have control over the names. and again, these are real story, i renewed them on model loss control the now it says, here's the thing to watch, sort of, um, i destroyed my tie, hey, what sort of out. and so it gets picked to play j

james chapman, as profess film studies at the university of lester in the u. k. he's also off of license to through a cultural history of the james bond films. welcome to the w professor. and what do you make of these reports making iron? taylor johnson and james bond. hello phelan, fine. so inviting me on the show this evening. i'm. i'm, i'm interested in these room is um i went to the jones, his name is b links to bottom. maybe for the last couple of years. yeah. so i think it's not assigned as soon as being said, can i? it says this time it seems to be getting traction broadcast, so they're picking it up. the book is all a shortening, quite significantly. we might still be in the situation of a room. uh, because fact, but we might also, if a man a costume, the decision is power speed, any leads. and the trouble is that one does have control over the an absence of a visa, real story. i renewed them on mine and lost control the now it says, here's the thing to watch sort of, um i just tried my tie, hey, what sort of out. and so it gets picked to play james bond

james chapman, as profess a film, studies at the university of last the in the u. k. he's also all of the license to through a cultural history of the james bond films. welcome to the w professor. what do you make of these reports? linking iron, taylor johnson and james bond. hello fellow, i'm fine. supervisee me on the show this evening. i'm. i'm, i'm interested in his name is i want to, jones. his name is b links to bone. maybe for the last couple of years. yeah. so that it, it's not assigned resume as being said can i says this time he seems to be getting traction broadcast as a picking it up. the book is all a shortening, quite significantly. we might still be in a situation of a room uh, because as fact, but we might also basically my casting, the decision about spitting leads and the things i'm show, what are the ones that have control over the an absence of a visa, real story. i renewed them on mine and lost control the now it says, but here's the thing to watch sort of, um i just started my tie hey, what sort of rock so it gets picked to play james bond as wel

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and daniel lee. i have spoken about the addictive feeling of being in the zone at the top of you. okay. and, and how winning can become this? you for it, the thing that you're always chasing is that how you felt in 2014 of the intensity paying with much so united and if it keeps, say during that time you felt quite depressed to do your robot then especially, you know, when you get under someone like, so i'd expect your son for august on teach you. winning is not important. winning is normal. and every year, if i don't win the lee or the jump, because whatever you feel like a failure, i remember sometimes we are likes going go to whatever i was even like, don't need to celebrate because it's nobody's your job, but actually is not. if you asked me, you know, i, i don't live with any of it, right? but you, you can enjoy the moment because it's so much pressure. so much focus. and when you play from phones, a brazilian globe, what people expect you to win the tournament. so you know, when you don't have

and daniel clia have spoken about that addictive feeling of being in the zone at the top of you. okay. and, and how winning can become this you for it? the thing that you're always chasing is that how you felt in 2014 of the intensity paying with much so united and if it keeps, say during that time you felt quite depressed to do your robot then especially, you know, when you get under someone like so i'd expect your son for august on teach you. winning is not important. winning is normal. and every year, if i don't win the lee or the jump, because whatever you feel like a failure, i remember some time we were likes going go to whatever i was even like, don't need to celebrate because it's nobody's your job, but actually is not. if you asked me, you know, i, i don't leave any of it right. but you, you can enjoy the moment because it's so much pressure, so much focus. and when you play from frost, a brazilian globe, what if people expect you to win the tournament? so you know, when you don't have a good tournament, after you have to, you have one month for the day. everyday people

and daniel lee. i have spoken about the addictive feeling of being in the zone at the top of you. okay. and, and how winning can become this you for it? the thing that you're always chasing is that how you felt in 2014 of the intensity paying with might so united and if it keeps, say during that time you felt quite depressed to do your robot, then especially, you know, when you get under someone like so i'd expect your son for august on teach you. winning is not important. winning is normal. and every year, if i don't win the lee or the jump, because whatever you feel like a failure, i remember sometimes we are likes going go to whatever i was even like, don't need to celebrate because it's normally is your job, but actually is not. if you asked me, you know, i, i don't leave any of it right. but you, you can enjoy the moment because it's so much pressure, so much focus. and when you play from frost, a brazilian globe, what if people expect you to win the tournament? so you know, when you don't have

and daniel lee. i have spoken about the addictive feeling of being in the zone at the top of you. okay. and, and how winning can become this you for it? the thing that you're always chasing is that how you felt in 2014 of the intensity paying with might so united and if it keeps, say during that time you felt quite depressed to do your robot, then especially, you know, when you get under someone like so i'd expect you son for august on teach you winning is not important. winning is normal. and every year, if i don't win the lee or the jump, because whatever you feel like a failure, i remember sometimes we are likes going go to whatever i was even like, don't need to celebrate because it's normally is your job, but actually is not. if you asked me, you know, i, i don't live with any regret, but you, you can enjoy the moment because it's so much pressure. so much focus. and when you play from friends of brazilian globe, what if people expect you to win the tournament? so you know, when you don't have a

and daniel lee had spoken about the addictive feeling of being in the zone at the top of you. okay. and, and how winning can become this you forward? the thing that you're always chasing is that how you felt in 2014, off the intensity paying with might see united and if it keeps, say during that time you felt quite depressed are due your robot. and especially, you know, when you get under someone like so i'd expect your son for august on teach you winning is not important. winning is normal. and every year, if i don't win the lead on the truck because whatever you feel like a failure, i remember some time we were like scrolling, go to whatever i was even like, don't need to celebrate because it's normally is your job, but actually is not if you asked me, you know, i, i don't live with any regret, but you, you can enjoy the moment because it's so much pressure us so much focus. and when you play from frost, a brazilian globe what people expect you to win the tournament. so you know, when you don't have a good tournament, after you have to, you have one month for the day. everyday peo

a number of high profile that man including the born james and daniel clia had spoken about the addictive feeling of being in the zone at the top of you. okay. and, and how winning can become this you for it? the thing that you're always chasing is that how you felt in 2014 of the intensity paying with might. so united in a bit to say during that time you felt quite depressed to do your robot then especially, you know, when you get under someone like so i'd expect your son for august on teach you. winning is not important. winning is normal. and every year, if i don't win the lee or the jump, because whatever you feel like a failure, i remember sometimes we are likes going go to whatever i was even like, don't need to celebrate because there is no money is your job, but actually is not if you asked me, you know, i, i don't leave any of it right. but you, you can enjoy the moment because it's so much pressure us so much focus. and when you play from phones, a brazilian globe, what people expect you to win the tournament. so you know, when you don't have a good tournament, after you have to

and daniel lee, i have spoken about the addictive feeling of being in the zone at the top of you. okay. and, and how winning can become this you for it? the thing that you're always chasing is that how you felt in 2014 of the intensity paying with much so united and if it keeps, say during that time you felt quite depressed to do your robot, then especially, you know, when you get under someone like so i'd expect your son for august on teach you. winning is not important. winning is normal. and every year, if i don't win the lee or the jump, because whatever you feel like a failure, i remember sometimes we are likes going go to whatever i was even like, don't need to celebrate because there is no money is your job, but actually is not if you asked me, you know, i, i don't live with any regret, but you, you can enjoy the moment because it's so much pressure. so much focus. and when you play from phones, a brazilian globe, what people expect you to win the tournament. so you know, when you don't have a good tournament, after you have to, you have one month for the day. everyday peop

james bond is the world's most popular spy, not counting tiktok [ laughter ] compared to daniel craigstirred. [ laughter ] well, some tv news, last night was "the women tell all" episode of "the bachelor." and there's a pretty intense argument between maria and jess now, the show can get pretty emotional. so, i thought we could help. here's that moment revoiced with the least emotional person we know, siri. this is "let's get siri-ous. >> so, every time i would speak up, she would tell me to shut up zip it like shush me. >> no. i never told you no, i'm sorry. >> yes, you did. >> that never happened >> did anyone else hear her say -- >> that never happened >> no. we are not going to bring this again to "the women tell all" with you telling me i'm say things when i don't. >> you 100% did though >> i told you to shut up >> oh, here i go again it's like i'm having deja vu >> oh, my gosh >> can i just say something? in spain, you had extra time with him, and i was so supportive the same night, i was a biatch it's like there's nothing i can do for you women >> she's not taking accountabilit

. >> we love you, james. >> we love you, james! >> james!ingh, who delivered the news, on why they did it. >> just the honesty and compassion that he really brings to any group, any conversation, any environment. >> reporter: freshman brandon reichert on what james means to all of them. >> he's a beacon of light in our community. he's just the most kindest soul that anybody would ever meet. and it just goes to show the smallest acts of kindness can have the most long-lasting effects on those who need it. >> reporter: tonight, their security guard, james, and his family, grateful. >> thank you. thank you from the bottom of my heart. thank you guys. >> whit: what a gift. and a family reunion so well-deserved. thanks so much for watching tonight. i'm whit johnson in new york. i'll see you on "gma" in the morning and right back here tomorrow night. good night. rifle at the deputies. >> new video released today. as we learn more about a deadly shootout in santa rosa that left a suspect dead and deputies injured. good afternoon. i'm kristen sze, i

. >> we love you, james. >> we love you, james! >> james!who delivered the news, on why they did it. >> just the honesty and compassion that he really brings to any group, any conversation, any environment. >> reporter: freshman brandon reichert on what james means to all of them. >> he's a beacon of light in our community. he's just the most kindest soul that anybody would ever meet. and it just goes to show the smallest acts of kindness can have the most long-lasting effects on those who need it. >> reporter: tonight, their security guard, james, and his family, grateful. >> thank you. thank you from the bottom of my heart. thank you guys. >> whit: what a gift. and a family reunion so well-deserved. thanks so much for watching tonight. i'm whit johnson in new york. i'll see you on "gma" in the morning and right back here tomorrow night. good night. ght back here tomorrow night. good night. oops. and that breaking news. a search for a man in the water off alameda. a police officer in the area saw someone struggling around 430. the officer i

that will be a hearing on the hush money case involving stormy daniels. >> bill: happening the same day letitia james could start seizing some of his property if he does not appeal a bond totaling what, $460 million thereabouts? changing by the day. eric trump argue than it is all political in new york. >> they're trying to put my father out of business, taroking all his resources he would put into his own campaign for president. new york state and what we're seeing. letitia james campaigned on the promise. making him do something that's not physically possible. putting up a half billion dollar bobbed. bond that size don't exist in this country. >> dana: first let's go to lydia hu outside the courthouse in lower manhattan following the case all weekend and good to get your take. hi, lydia. >> good morning to you both. that's right. former president donald trump is confronting those two legal threats here in new york today. when he appears here in manhattan criminal court with his legal team this morning they'll ask the judge to delay or dismiss this hush money case entirely. as you ment

also new york attorney general, letitia james could begin the process of seizing trump's assets today if the former president fails to pay a $464 million bond from his civil fraud case, joining us now some before politics reporter shelby talcott, shelby, good morning. always good to see you >> big day. >> for donald trump let's start with the case that he's going to be sitting in the courtroom four, which is this hush money case involving stormy daniels. and we do expect that he's going to be there for this. there are essentially trying to take this opening, right. the prosecutors gave him inadvertently by not turning over this trachoma documents. it had delayed the case until april to try to get a delayed even further and basically potentially prevent him from going to trial in any of these. i mean, this one seemed to be the one that was most likely to go to trial before the election. what are you expecting today? >> well, i don't know exactly what like what the ruling will be obviously, but donald trump wants 90 days. prosecutors are arguing this is more than enough time. the 30 day

politics and maybe ideology and personal opinion and the choice to bring the case and talking about daniel penny and brooklyn and for that matter, letitia james and fani willis in georgia and cases against donald trump and you're seeing prosecutorial discretion and the choice to bring a case which is pretty good evidence of underlying political ideologies. pete: prosecutorial discretion is a good thing and allows for judgment and should -- when judgment is replaced with ideology then it becomes a massive freeway to drive a truck down and go one, the feeling about the justice system how unjust it is and we want people to grow up believing that we have laws that are equal justice and this case is really deep. pete: a fox news alert, nathan wade stepping down after a judge ruled fulton county fani willis only can stay on the election interference case if wade resigns. rachel: willis slamming what she calls unsufficiented attacks from the media. madelynn rivera joining us with more. >> will, pete and rachel, they're failing the relationship between fani willis and special prosecutor nathan wad

james tom, this is evelyn guess cove and he's a reporter from the was through john those. and he's a present in flooded me perkins, russia sofa. he's being held for a year accused of espionage. he ceased to and he's these papers, the leadership joint forces in washington dc recently to mark that one year milestone and to increase pressure and politicians to get team free. or you can imagine that's been a really difficult year for a family. it's just a lot of uncertainty and we just have to take it day by day discovery. simself is relying on displaying. she said he has a very strict routine. he's created this routine for himself so that he can just stay busy and that really helps the pest mental health gets go. beach had food mediocrity edition to walk in russia, but he was arrested white on a story assignment in the tearing book on. this accused of spice is the 1st time in the american journalist, us faith such charges in russia since the cold war gets cold beach on the wall street journal of the night. and while the white house calls his detention unlawful, yet his team p

we don't mean like >> sean connery or daniel craig. we mean like a real james bond are real spot. >> that's right. so the uk's intel and cybersecurity he didn't see is looking for a few good recruits. >> don't send your resume. that's not how they're gonna do it here. instead solve this puzzle put out by the agency known as the gch queue on its linkedin page >> pretty amazing. >> yeah, it's an interesting image. it's aimed at those who've think and see the world differently. it contains 13 clues representing letters that spell out a message. after posting the puzzle yesterday, the agency is now revealing the answer. those who found journey to g h, rather gch q hidden in those clues. you might be hearing from a spy master soon do you see i think i need a vision >> that's what it tells me. i need a vision test

we don't mean like >> sean connery or daniel craig. we mean like a real james bond are real spot. >> that's right. so the uk's intel and cybersecurity he didn't see is looking for a few good recruits. >> don't send your resume. that's not how they're gonna do it here. instead solve this puzzle put out by the agency known as the gch queue on its linkedin page >> pretty amazing. >> yeah, it's an interesting image. it's aimed at those who've think and see the world differently. it contains 13 clues representing letters that spell out a message. after posting the puzzle yesterday, the agency is now revealing the answer. those who found journey to g h, rather gch q hidden in those clues. you might be hearing from a spy master soon do you see i think i need a vision >> that's what it tells me. i need a vision test >> the legal tapper starts right now donald trump might get yet >> another delay in yet another one of his many criminal trials, the lead starts right now moments ago, the prosecutor in the new york hush money case said he'd be oka

. >> daniel and david, thank you both tonight. all right. letitia james, she wants control of trump tower and she wants mar-a-lago. yeah. chris landau is here to explain the lawfare, next. ♪ israel is under attack. the war against israel began with the murder of hundreds of precious children. in this orphanage bomb shelter, we're praying for god's help, praying to avino malkino, our father, our king. countless israelis are enduring the devastating anguish of lost loved ones. thousands of rockets have forced over a hundred thousand israelis to become refugees in their own homeland. israeli families are in crisis. the international fellowship of christians and jews is on the ground, reaching jewish people of all ages. children, mothers, the elderly, even holocaust survivors. but we can't do it without you. your gift of $45 will make sure that the people of israel have mobile bomb shelters, emergency supplies, and the hot, nutritious meals that they so desperately need. our teams are working on the ground, often at great risk to themselves. the

the name's bond, james bond — but who is set to be the next 007 with daniel craig having retired hisfjames bond has been mounting once again, after reports that british star aaron taylor—johnson has been offered the role. there he is in the picture giving brad pitt a hug. let's speak to rob parker, an author and host of the really 007 podcast. what do we make, will it be aaron, yes or no? taste what do we make, will it be aaron, yes or no?— what do we make, will it be aaron, yes or no? we hope so. it has been so lona yes or no? we hope so. it has been so long since _ yes or no? we hope so. it has been so long since we _ yes or no? we hope so. it has been so long since we have _ yes or no? we hope so. it has been so long since we have added - yes or no? we hope so. it has been so long since we have added any i so long since we have added any kind of news, so any kind, however much you want a pinch of salt with it, it is good news. so exciting. what is good news. so exciting. what makes him _ is good news. so exciting. what makes him potentially - is good news. so exciting. what makes

he'd, of course, be taking overfrom daniel craig.ut there are a few other names in the mix. they include henry cavill. he's already played superman, but he says that he'd love to play bond. idris elba has also shown interest, but at 51, he's acknowledged that he may now be too old to take on 007. hot off his 0scars win, cillian murphy's name has also been thrown in the mix. his fellow irishman and former bond, pierce brosnan, says that he thinks he'd do a magnificentjob. but pierce brosnan has also been singing the praises of bridgerton heart—throb rege—jean page. he thinks that he'd be a wonderful bond as well. the next bond film will be the 26th in the series, with insiders saying production is set to start later this year. should have answered my phone when they called, never mind. one of the most renowned producers in hip—hop music, doctor dre, has been honoured with a star on the hollywood walk of fame. dre, whose real name is andre young, rose to fame in the late 1980s as part of seminal rap group nwa, and was a key figure in t

i daniel was very it and kind of go with the time.he time. i actually. oh i was very it and kind of go with the time. i actually. oh i did'as very it and kind of go with the time. i actually. oh i did enjoyy good, actually. oh i did enjoy those movies. >> superb. >> superb. >> i mean, he i'm not a james bond don't i've bond expert. i don't think i've seen them. >> can't with >> but you can't avoid with daniel craig, the most because i just with just couldn't cope with the blonde so the idea of blonde bond. so the idea of a female bond or, you know, anything . anything else. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> daniel craig. so, can we talk about singers? yes. the about x—rated singers? yes. the bananarama come out saying these, these youngsters taking all their clothes off and twerking or whatever else it is, is actually. well if anyone who remembers bananarama. >> so it's keren woodward who's the one who said it but remembers they were. remembers bananarama. they were. i mean, i would say they were a very of girl of very sexy kind of girl band of th

to the sun, the formal offer to play james bond is on the table for taylor-johnson.clear what the terms are of this deal. eon productions, who handles the bond films, is expected to start shooting the movie this year. the 33 year old appeared in a few marvel movies as the brother of elizabeth olsen's character. he's also in godzilla, tenet, nocturnal animals, someone help me, i do not know this man. >> what really? >> you know this man? i don't. >> this your friend? >> i mean. >> don't be like we don't. loose, loose loose loose loose loose. loose. loose. acquaintance. acquaintance no, not my friend. >> they've been in talks for a while with a lot of people. >> i feel like i know because i thought idris elba was up. >> oh, yeah, i thought he was the frontrunners. >> and then they were talking about the man from, the first bridgerton. >> that's what i thought it was going to be. reggie >> yeah. >> oh yeah. >> are you reggie. >> can you please call me. start calling. >> well good to that. >> and they landed here. yeah. someone i've never heard of. >> well, we want to ge

federal prosecutors would not bring it and cyrus vans, bragg's predecessor would not bring it, tish jamesed it as a civil case and got such from anti-trump progressives and democrats, trump had the dog breakfast of a stormy daniels case, involved something that happened seven years ago as we are seeing this week they could not get their discovery together. basically dumped over 100,000 documents on trump, on the eve of trial for something that happened seven years ago that should have been a misdemeanor that he's trying to carve into 34 felonies, bragg is. so, it's a mess. >> john: that case was supposed to start on march 25, it's been pushed back to at least the end of april. we'll watch all of this. glad we have you on board for it. have a great weekend. >> thanks, john. sandra. >> sandra: chicago put on alert after 12 -- 12 now confirmed cases of the measles. the city says ten of them came from a migrant shelter and the other two in the public school system there. mike tobin is live on the ground in chicago for us. so, mike, the cdc says they are now on the ground there? >> they are, t

james carter, the fourth. and clifton truman daniel. here he is and of course, i would also like to to welcome our moderator, the kurt graham director of the harry truman presidential library and museum. and as you will see from our from our attendees, unfortunate ali, ulysses grant dietz was unable to join us this evening. so we do apologize for that. but ladies and gentlemen, the 2024 presidential families forum. thank you very much, dr. kurt graham. the floor is yours. for. his. just turn your phones up. okay. well, good evening. good afternoon. whoever we are, it's great to. great to be here with you. i have to say a couple of things for. oh, here we are. that let me start that over. good evening. welcome. great to see you all. great to have you here. i, i feel a little bit like some dude that's like following, you know, the winning cast into the oscars or something, you know, these famous descendants. i mean, there's just such a such a great pleasure to be with such wonderful people, too. but i just wanted to say, before we start i

my children attend daniel webster elementary school, james lick middle school .t of usd. i have served usd as a parent leader for the last seven years. as i am showing, as i am showing my commitment present support to our students, families and staff. i urge you all to show your support as well. the dla recommendations are being presented at a time when the district is engaged in a process of vision and goal setting. the board adopted vision values, goals and guardrails in 2022, outlining the vision through 2027. additionally, this year, the board will approve a new three year local control and ability plan for 2024 to 2027. a resource alignment initiative, and our school sites have just concluded school planning meeting for the next academic year. with this planning initiatives underway both at the district and school levels, we aim to elevate the voices of multilingual families in the process. it is essential that the recommendations we present today are not only heard, but also reflected in the plans being undertaken by the district . i will hand it out to myr

previous winners of the book prize include sidney blumenthal, james oakes, ted widmer and. roger lowenstein. on behalf of my the book prize jury, michele crowe, kristen mcwherter and daniel weinberg, it my honor and pleasu t announce the 2023 howard holter or lincoln book prize winner edward acorn for his the lincn inside the republican convention, the changed history. ■.not yet. acorn presents a brilliantly written, riveting account of the 1860 republican was held in chicago during summer of that year. he recounts in comprehensive how rat, dark, stunned the political pundits of the time by defeating william seward of new york. as overwhelming favorite for the republican nomination for president. acorns page. turner i must admit, i could not put this book down even i knew how it would end places the in the cigar smoke filled hotel rooms of party movers and shakers and on the raucous convention floor, rivals, and especially his convention managers who worked the key state delegations and made the essential nomination. the 1860 republican convention, one of the most important

previous winners of the book prize include sidney blumenthal, james oakes, ted widmer and.oger lowenstein. on behalf of my colleagues on the book prize jury, michele crowe, kristen mcwherter and daniel weinberg, it my honor and pleasure to announce the 2023 hord holter or lincoln book prize winner edward acorn for his the lincoln miracle inside the repu the changed history. not yet. acornresents a brilliantly written, riveting account of the 1860 republican convention that was held in chicago ding summer of that year. he recounts in comprehensive how abraham lincoln the darkest, dark, stunned the political pundits of the time by defeating william seward of new york. considered by most observers as overwhelmingite for the republican nomination for president. acorns page. turner. i must admit, i could not put this book down even i knew how it would end places the in the cigar smoke filled hotel rooms on the raucous convention floor, introducing us to lincoln's rivals, and especially his convention managers who worked the key state delegations and made the essential deals to a

elizabeth: coming up, house oversight chair james comer and russel fry from house justice department dish area oversight and power of the future daniel turner and fox news contributor and author, joe concha and really getting rattled and top democrat donors checking wallet and warn about the growing bo cot vote against -- boycott vote and house oversight gave hunter biden what he wanted and he wanted a public hearing and he'll get it, march 20th. will he show up for the biden impeachment inquiry about how the family made millions of dollars selling government access overseas. this alarming story, the washington post warns the government is doing little to stop america from literally running out of power. that's the headline. and is this new 180 a real thing? are blue democrat-run cities really ditching their weak on crime push? we've got the update. plus, former deputy assistant attorney john yoo, what's behind this news that fulton county da fani willis met with vice president harris before the garcia trump indictment? all this coming up on "the evening edit". >> i mean, take a look

previous winners of the book prize include sidney blumenthal, james oakes, ted widmer and. roger lowenstein. on behalf of my colleagues on the book prize jury, michele crowe, kristen mcwherter and daniel weinberg, it my honor and pleasure to announce the 2023 howard holter or lincoln book prize winner edward acorn for his the lincoln miracle inside the republican convention, the changed history. not yet. acorn presents a brilliantly written, riveting account of the 1860 republican convention that was held in chicago during summer of that year. he recounts in comprehensive how abraham lincoln the darkest, dark, stunned the political pundits of the time by defeating william seward of new york. considered by most observers as overwhelming favorite for the republican nomination for president. acorns page. turner. i must admit, i could not put this book down even i knew how it would end places the in the cigar smoke filled hotel rooms of party movers and shakers and on the raucous convention floor, introducing us to lincoln's rivals, and especially his convention managers who wo

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and after years of flirting with the idea of a woke james bond to take over from daniel craig, producers white male for the job. british actor aaron taylor—johnson , best known for taylor—johnson, best known for his roles in superhero films kick—ass and avengers, has reportedly been offered the role and will sign a contract this week. apparently, aaron, from high wycombe in buckinghamshire, is a married man of two kids and his selection is a slap in the face to those calling for the new bond to be, you know, one of many things, maybe an ethnic minority or someone like that who themselves of 007 who has rid themselves of 007 infamous womanising. but look, what do you think ? were what do you think? were producers right, to choose a straight white male for 007, or was it time for a change? let me know your thoughts . email me gb know your thoughts. email me gb views at gb news. com tweet me at gb news. make sure you take part in our poll. the results will shortly . but before will follow shortly. but before we into our debate, very we get into our debate, i'm very pleased to say i'm joined

. >> now we know, there's a new james bond in town.l star aaron taylor-johnson is expected to take over the reins from long time bond actor daniel craig. the newest film will start shooting later this year. the 30 year old actor appeared in avengers age of ultron. he was the brother of elizabeth olsen's character, who was known as the scarlet witch. he also appeared in tenet and bullet train, so take a look. i don't know, you know, i'm all i wanted was for idris elba to be james bond. it's it it's just so simple. why why we couldn't have that? i don't know, he'd be good. >> he'd be so good. >> he's the man. yeah, yeah, he is like he he would just walk in with swagger. yeah i mean, this guy could be okay. i'm sure he's fine. but you know, what do we think about the long hair and the james bond? >> i know james bond to me seems so clean cut. right it's. >> i'm fine with the hair, okay. but the overall i mean, again, i haven't seen a lot of his work, but i'm with larry. i'm like, well, for those of us who remember and love sean connery, i

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all eyes on new york state attorney general democrat letitia james and what she will do in terms of the $454 million bond imposed on the president and his company after judge engoron found that the former president and the trump organization for years falsely inflated the value of real estate assets in order to get better loans from banks and the other companies. what will she do today? this is the deadline. the former president's lawyers unable to come up with all that money, they say. while a lot of attention and speculation is focused on what properties the attorney general could attach. legal experts we've talked to say that she will likely first go after bank accounts and try and freeze some of the cash money that is available. here is former federal prosecutor alex little on that. >> one reason i'm skeptical the attorney general will try to sell these properties, many have mortgages and liens against them already. there is not a great deal of money in those properties to go to the attorney general. she is much more likely to go after investment and cash accounts and things of that

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daniel craig led the franchise for 15 years.one of the biggest jobs in all of movies all over the world. >> dana: he looks like a good one. i wonder if he will get a hair cut to play the role. he will have to have a nice, clean shave and haircut. >> bill: three on top. one on the side? >> dana: maybe, i don't know. >> bill: that will be the next hemmer celebrity news. 25 past. >> dana: president biden is on the campaign trail heading to another battleground state today. can he reverse the gains that president trump appears to be making with minority voters? he will give it a shot. time. people tell me they'd love to buy gold. but because it's gold - they think it must be complicated. it isn't. not with rosland capital. with rosland... the entire process from start to finish is built on one concept... one... keep... it... simple. rosland capital - a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver proofs, and our premium coins, can help you preserve your wealth. call rosland cap

in a case like this letitia james doesn't care about an insurance policy.d trump and seize these assets. she's willing to put in the time. the reality is it's much more complicated than folks expect. >> daniel, let me ask you one last question because one of the assets she apparently is targeting the sis westchester country club valued at $18 million or something like that. let's say you're a member of this westchester country club, on monday are you no longer in the country club? are you allowed today go in there? i'm not trying to empathize wit? >> look, i'll empathize with the country club members. you join and pay dues at any club, it doesn't matter if it's. if you're a tenant or paying rent, that's a good example. consider the buildings in new york city, which is the easier for letitia james to move against, rather than the florida properties. consider where you have tenants who are in a lease, who are making timely payments, what happens then? it's all so complicated when it comes to executing these judgments, and there is never really a clear answer.

fairfield police chief daniel marshall says a parent of one of those students reported the incident todepartment. >> it's definitely a shock to us for sure. i think at first you're shocked and saddened and turns into some anger, and there's a mixed emotions for sure,úand i think everybody in the department is feeling that, chief marshall says. >> officer lewis requested to be a school resource officer. the district attorney's office says he's no longer in custody as of this evening, but he's facing several charges and is scheduled >> fbi agents converged on the federal prison in dublin today. a number of issues, inmates whoe sexually abused. as ktvu crime reporter henryc lee tells us, te warden is now out of a job. >> a major shakeup at the all women's federal prison in dublin on monday, as fbi agents swarmed the facility. ktvu has learned the warden and associate warden and a captain were all dismissed, andc that new leadership is now in place. the restructuring comes as about 20 fbi agents raided the facility. a bureau spokeswoman confirmed those agents were at the prison conducting,