virginia hart. where are we?tic reception rooms at the department of state in the harry truman building. and what is up here? what are we going to see? well, we have 42 rooms that comprise the diplomatic reception rooms. they were designed in the 1960s, seventies and eighties by american classical architects. and the rooms are filled with an extraordinary but little known museum collection i'll be showing you today. and what are they used for? well, we honor dignitaries and diplomats are brought to this important space. and in these rooms, they see american artistry and craftsmanship from the century up until their 21st century. how long have these been here? well, they firstere very differt when they first opened. they modern, sparse spaces and spoke little. history and its founding and its importance in art. now, you put together a book to show all showcase of this art america's collection. what is it? well, it's our third book on the collection and our first, in ■óoverye brought scholarship and new voices to t

virginia hart. where are we? oh, we're in the diplomatic reception rooms at the department of state in the harry truman building. and what is up here? what are we going to see? well, we have 42 rooms that comprise the diplomatic reception rooms. they were designed in the 1960s, seventies and eighties by american classical architects. and the rooms are filled with an extraordinary but little known museum collection i'll be showing you today. and what are they used for? well, we honor dignitaries and diplomats are brought to this important space. and in these rooms, they see american artistry and craftsmanship from the century up until their 21st century. how long have these been here? well, they first opened in 1961, but they were very different when they first opened. they modern, sparse spaces and spoke little. our nation's history and its founding and its importance in art. now, you put together a book to show all showcase of this art america's collection. what is it? well, it's our third book on the collection

and introduce hart.r of the diplomatic reception rooms here at the state departnt. virginia hart what are we going to see? well, it extraordinary collection upstairs on the eighth floor. would you like to join me? i would. you become the curator of this collection? we're about to see? well, i've been here many years, and it's it's never dull moment. and every day is full of surprise discovery. and what is your background. well, i haveent history and then also decorative arts. and so i've been here a very long time 17 years, if you can believe. well let's go up and see the collection. so there was this museum open to the public. that we're about to see? yes, we're open forso we are onf the state. virginia hart. where are we? oh, we're in the diplomatic reception rooms at the department of state in the harr. and what is up here? what are we going to see? well, we have 42 rooms that comprise the diplomatic reception rooms. were designed in the 1960s, seventies and eighties by american classical architects.

hart said it was "amazing" to be in such company.ic and something that you'll be able to revert back to forever, then it settles in. i think for now it's more about kind ofjust slowly, slowly embracing it. and just realising the importance of relationships. that's the thing that i highlight the most in this moment. the value of relationships, the value of friendships. a night like this to be acknowledged by people that you truly do love. well one of the comedians to pay tribute to kevin hart during the event wasjerry seinfeld. how did he get that perfect name?! is that his real name?! it's unbelievable. the fit of that guy with that name, it's crazy. first name's kevin. every kevin's always a great guy and then "hart". he's the most likeable human in world history and his last name is hart?! come on, it's insane! if he wanted to change his name for show business, he'd have to make it "kevin irresistible". laughter it's the only way you could improve it. the un secretary—general antonio guterres is visiting jordan. he has been holding

hart said it was "amazing" to be in such company.l be historic and something that you'll be able to revert back to forever, then it settles in. i think for now it's more about kind ofjust slowly, slowly embracing it and just realising the importance of relationships. that's the thing that i highlight the most in this moment. the value of relationships, the value of friendships. a night like this to be acknowledged and supported by people that you truly do love. one of the comedians to pay tribute to kevin hart during the event wasjerry seinfeld. how did he get that perfect name?! is that his real name? it's unbelievable. the fit of that guy with that name, it's crazy. first name's kevin. every kevin's always a great guy, and then "hart". he's the most likeable human in world history and his last name is hart? come on, it's insane! if he wanted to change his name for show business, he'd have to make it "kevin irresistible". laughter it's the only way you could improve it. plenty more on all of that and all the day's top stories on the

aquí les cuento lo que exige bret harte valadao tenía un futuro por delante.tal se hicieron frecuentes. incluso dicen que 2 días antes de morir recibió tratamiento médico y fue dado de alta en 2 ocasiones. sus padres dicen que el 5 de noviembre y horas después de ser internada, recibieron una llamada en la que les informaron que bret harte no respondía si ella estaba siendo monitoreada, ellos se hubieran enterado. lo que estaba pasando. simplemente ignoraron a mi hija porque ella llegaba al hospital continuamente con la misma enfermedad. la causa oficial de la muerte fue paro cardíaco, pero ante esto la madre de bret harte cree que dentro del protocolo médico y debido a su estado de salud, su hija debería haber estado conectada a un monitor cardíaco. pero cree que eso no ocurrió. estaba hablando con ella porque no puedo creer que falleció. no puedo creerlo. todo lo que necesitaba era recibir líquidos y ser monitoreada. no hicieron eso. y no sé por qué. no tengo respuesta de por qué no lo hicieron. porque normalmente lo hacen las honra. dice que por varios mese

. >> you made powerful friends, kevin hart, jay-z, michael reuben with the 76 sirs. >> i feel like god put me in a position to be the voice for the voiceless. this is ray more bigger than me. >> hello and welcome to dateline, countless young musicians dream of fame and fortune, meek mill was actually living that fantasy. he went from wrapping on street corners to rubbing elbows with some of the biggest names in hip-hop. then suddenly the rising star found himself in the spotlight he never imagined. what happened to meek mill and how he fought back struck a chord that had nothing to do with music. here is lester holt with the dreams and nightmares the meek mill story. >> we are here today to demand justice. >> his plight sparked headlines around the world and protests in the street. >> free meek mill! free meek mill! >> his case to finding a cause for millions demanding reforms, charging the criminal justice system is corrupt and mass incarceration and a punitive justice system are unfairly ensnaring minorities. >> we're sick of a system that crushes the rights of black and brown people

did you consider that mr hart acted as a voice for the welsh — that mr hart acted as a voice for thef of that hierarchy. i am afraid i would say that the secretary of state for wales was a far more the voice of the uk government in wales rather than the voice of wales in the uk cabinet. this exceeds the treaty and all four nations have decided to work under these arrangements. use a paragraph 201 of your module to witness statement, you make the point that the new intergovernmental arrangements have never been fully implemented and in any event you say they need to be animated by the necessary cooperative spirit for them to take the strain of responding to a prolonged and profound emergency. my question is simply this. in the event of a future pandemic do you believe that these new arrangements for intergovernmental working will be effective? ~ ., , intergovernmental working will be effective? ~' , ., effective? well, i think they would be more effective _ effective? well, i think they would be more effective than _ effective? well, i think they would be more effective than the - eff

this photograph is of hart mountain relocate asian center near cody, wyoming.t was one of ten japanese american incarcerates and camps built in remote areas of the american west during world war two. future congressman norman mineta was incar hart mountain for several years during the war. so the story behind hart mountain and the other incarceration camps began after congress declared war against japan in 1941, which was the start of american involvement in world war two. subsequent to that, the us government forcibly moved and relocated. approximately 120,000 us residents of japanese descent, about two thirds of whom were american citizens. president franklin roosevelt, who issued the executive order for the incarceration, claimed that it was necessary to protect the country from espionage and sabotage. it wasn't, though, until decades after the war in 1980 that congress decided to investigate. at that time, there was a number of asian american and pacific islander members of congress, including representative from cd the effort to document the harms that had

this photograph is of hart mountain relocate asian center near cody, wyoming. it was one of ten japanese american incarcerates and camps built in remote areas of the american west during world war two. future congressman norman mineta was incarcerated and with his family there at hart mountain for several years during the war. so the story behind hart mountain and the other incarceration camps began after congress declared war against japan in 1941, which was the start of american involvement in world war two. subsequent to that, the us government forcibly moved and relocated. approximately 120,000 us residents of japanese descent, about two thirds of whom were american citizens. president franklin roosevelt, who issued the executive order for the incarceration, claimed that it was necessary to protect the country from espionage and sabotage. it wasn't, though, until decades after the war in 1980 that congress decided to investigate. at that time, there was a number of asian american and pacific islander members of congress, including representative norman mine

this photograph is of hart mountain relocate asian center near cody, wyoming.s one of ten japanese american iarcerates and camps built in remote areas of the american west during world war two. future congressman norman mineta was incarcerated and with his family there at hart mountain for several years during the war. so the story behind hart mountain and the other incarceration camps began after congress declared war against japan in 1941, which was the start of american involvement in world war two. subsequent to that, the us government forcibly moved and relocated. approximately 120,000 us residents of japanese descent, about two thirds of whom were ampresident franklin roosevelt, who issued the executive order for the incarceration, claimed that it was necessary to protect the coun espionage and sabotage. it wasn't, though, until decades after the war in that congress decided to investigate. at that time, there was a number of asian american and pacific islander members of cgress, including representative norman mineta from california, who led the effort t

we're chapel hart. and make sure that you stay tuned into bbc news! fans here is... unmatched. uk fans hit so different, like y'all are a different breed, and we absolutely love it. # you can have him, jolene... they're one of many up—and—coming artists who are drawn to the uk's rapidly growing country scene. # jolene. # this ain't texas... beyonce's move into country is being hailed as a game—changer. # 16 carriages... for a genre that is now taking on the mainstream. but does it meet fan expectations? not ever so keen on what she's done, but you know what? everyone's welcome in this genre. i love it because she's a country girl. she's from texas. so who can do it better than beyonce? i mean, she's popular. get more people into country music. so i guess why not? i feel like we're next level. i think artists like beyonce, post malone, lana del rey doing things and country music is helping us get that exposure. this will be the biggest year for country in the uk, with more artists playing here than ever before. including grammy award winning duo brothe

by the way, we got a great lineup honoring kevin hart.ffany haddish, it's a huge lineup. and so we are very, very -- you know, kevin's got movies, tv, i think he's on nine out of every 10 commercials. so we are very excited about honoring kevin. >> that's all the time we have for today. we will be back tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. eastern for more morning joe weekend. for now, keep it tuned right here for msnbc's the weekend. so a customer shipped the original negatives of a classic elvis movie. not knowing the film would disintegrate above 40 degrees. fedex presents tall tales of true deliveries. ♪"burning love" by elvis presly♪ there it is! ♪♪ we got it... just in time. thank you very much! so basically elvis lives! long live the king! if this is what we did for film history, see what we can do for your business. fedex. only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner. see what we can do for your business. our financial planning tools and advice can help you prepare for today's longer retirement. hi mom. that's the value of

chapel hart yet, you soon will. # oh,jolene...# it's an energy here with the fans here that is...eed - and we absolutely love it. # you can have himjolene...# they are one of many up—and—coming artists who are drawn to the uk's rapidly growing country scene. # ba—da—na—da—ba, ba—oh!# beyonce's move into country is being hailed as a game changer for a genre that is now taking on the mainstream. but does it meet fan expectations? not ever so keen on what she's done. but you know what, everyone's welcome in this genre. i love it because she's a country girl. she's from texas. so who can do it better than beyonce? i mean, she's popular. it'll get more people into country music. i so i guess why not? i feel like we're next level. i think artists like beyonce, post malone, lana del rey doing things and country music is helping us get that exposure. this will be the biggest year for country in the uk, with more artists playing here than ever before. including grammy—award—winning duo brothers osborne, who first came to the uk nearly a decade ago. the whole purpose of us coming over here

in his book, william s hart projecting the american west and not an altogether reliable source. the historicity, his films. those that survived, has likewise been debunked by historians and film scholars. the vast bulk of silent westerns were built on the confabulation, a legacy of novels. wild west shows, and nickelodeon's. both hart and tom mix were alumni of wild west shows, among other things, in their long, checkered careers again and again, research and scholarship has shown that the westerns people have been groomed to love were fraudulent. history. i asked alan burrough, the author of inventing wyatt earp, his life and legend why prefers to fictionalize the earps and other famous figures in westerns. what did with wyatt earp is really no different than what they've done with any other historical figure from custer to napoleon to jesus christ, barrow told. like the reporter says, james stewart and the man who shot liberty valance. when the legend becomes fact, the reason hollywood keeps coming back to wyatt earp, burrough continued, is that his story contains just about e

chapel hart yet, you soon will. # oh,jolene...# it's an energy here with the fans here that is...ent breed - and we absolutely love it. # you can have himjolene...# they are one of many up—and—coming artists who are drawn to the uk's rapidly growing country scene. # ba—da—na—da—ba, ba—oh!# beyonce's move into country is being hailed as a game changer for a genre that is now taking on the mainstream. but does it meet fan expectations? not ever so keen on what she's done. but you know what, everyone's welcome in this genre. i love it because she's she's a country girl. she's from texas. so who can do it better than beyonce? i mean, she's popular. it'll get more people into country music. i so i guess why not? i feel like we're next level. i think artists like beyonce, post malone, lana del rey doing things and country music is helping us get that exposure. this will be the biggest year for country in the uk, with more artists playing here than ever before. including grammy—award—winning duo brothers osborne, who first came to the uk nearly a decade ago. the whole purpose of us comin

all: we're chapel hart and make sure that you stay tuned into bbc news.that is unmatched. uk fans hit so different. like, y'all are a different breed, and we absolutely love it. # you can have him, jolene... they're one of many up and coming artists who are drawn to the uk's rapidly growing country scene. #jolene... beyonce's move into country is being hailed as a game—changer for a genre that's now taking on the mainstream. i feel like we're next level. i think artists like beyonce, post malone, lana del rey doing things in country music is helping us get that exposure. i think it's a new time for country music in the uk, kind of going more mainstream, which i'm really excited about. this will be the biggest year for country in the uk, with more artists playing here than ever before. including grammy award winning duo brothers osborne, who first came to the uk nearly a decade ago. the whole purpose of us coming over here and playing our music is to connect with people and and show them kind of maybe the cliched things that they think about. country music

eastern we'll tour the state department diplomatic rooms, with the curator virginia hart and interview stacey shipp about the first democrat, president abraham lincoln and we'll watch "free to produce" by rose friedman and her husband. explore the american story. watch american history tv on saturday and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online at any time on c-span.org/history. >> house democratic leader hakeem jeffries called the president smokin' joe biden speaking to reporters and saying the president was on fire, he was lit in last night's state of the union address and later he took questions on the port in gaza that was announced the u.s. would be building for assistance and the status of funding for ukraine. this is about 15 minutes. mr. jeffries: good morning, everyone. smokin' joe biden was on fire during the state of the union address. he was lit. he delivered a compelling vision for the american maga extremism. questions? reporter: one of the more notable parts of the speech is when biden discussed laken's death and said he murdered him as an illegal and p

that is really going back to joe hart don�*t they?etanyahu was green—lighted a military operation in rafah, which goes against the peace talks. saying they have green—lighted the operation means it adds pressure to her mask for any future talks in qatar that looks set to begin. the fact that israel is sending a delegation back is clearly a sign of progress, a sign that channels of communications are still open. this comes off the back of a new high mass proposal, a change to put hamas proposal, i think, mass proposal, a change to put hamas proposal, ithink, in mass proposal, a change to put hamas proposal, i think, in which there would be a six week truce, there would be a six week truce, there would be a release of some israeli hostages, rom 40, in exchange for hundreds of palestinian prisoners being released from israeli jails. and hamas also once the israeli forces to be withdrawing from dad to cities, and the civilian population to be returning to the cities. israel�*s premise office have called the demands and realistic, because

in fact, mr hart went further and stated the welsh government actively sought differentiation for no i lead a government that wants the united _ lead a government that wants the united kingdom to succeed and faces considerable political opposition from _ considerable political opposition from people who believe that wales's future _ from people who believe that wales's future will _ from people who believe that wales's future will be better separated from the united kingdom. i had no motivation of any sort to make decisions — motivation of any sort to make decisions for the sake of being different. i think my effort through the whole — different. i think my effort through the whole pandemic was to try to find better ways of coming together to make _ find better ways of coming together to make better informed decisions. i don't _ to make better informed decisions. i don't think— to make better informed decisions. i don't think the prime minister or the secretary of state could offer you a _ the secretary of state could offer you a single specific instance to justify— you a single spec

supporting those truce talks currently taking place injoe truce talks currently taking place in joe harturrently taking place injoe hart but it has also been seen as a sign of the tensions between israel and the us at this moment, the pressure the us is bringing to bear —— supporting those truce talks taking place in doha. the us has used veto power to protect its close ally at the security council from other calls for a ceasefire. mr blinken in his meeting with the israeli prime minister and the israeli war cabinet, we expect him to talk about the desperate need for more aides to get into gaza with the threat looming of a man—made famine. and when it comes to rafah, the idea that israel could carry out a major military offensive in the very south of the gaza strip, we are told washington will put forward alternatives to that and it cannot support such an operation because of the humanitarian consequences. yolande knell injerusalem, thank you. well, yolande mentioned there israel's planned ground assault on rafah, and one person who has been sheltering in the camp there is 12—year old al

many here hope would be a lifeline and the destruction unless let's get some perspective from dave hart and he heads up, the georgetown strategy group in london. and in his former role at us aid, he's spearheaded efforts to respond to crises in haiti, iraq smaller and many other places, a warm welcome to the show i'd like to ask, based on your expertise, what kind of impact you think this us air drop will have on the dire situation, people in guys that are facing well they do it for me on and in addition, i also ran a usaid less than causal operations for about 11 years. so i know the ground well, and i know the rest, the united states just dropped 38000 yields is not across the control inputs. it would be much better and much more meaningful to make sure that the crosses work more effectively and the more trust came through. so are totally $8000.00 uh, uh, meals, that's probably less than one full truck. or would you expect this to be the 1st of more to come or, or is this more of a symbolic gesture from the united states? i mean, i think it's a ball adjuster, really the, the house in

is it dwayne johnson or kevin hart?. >> jesse: you are really by the book. kevin hart and you were going with the rock? let's see. >> ladies and gentlemen. welcome to my world. >> he looks great. >> jesse: kevin does have great skin. >> they both look moisturized. >> upon further review i would've put more time and less pressure... >> jesse: get you a hat, congratulations. happy birthday. >> happy birthday! >> jesse: many of you have been texting us how can i see jesse watters in the flesh? this is how. you have to buy the book, get it together. it's going to be out on the 19th and i will be doing a whirlwind book tour. i will be in north vale new jersey and point pleasant beach new jersey back to back. saturday march 24th and then the following sunday. then i'm going to go down to sunny fort myers florida than beach haven new jersey then... hopefully you can squint and see those dates. we should maybe do that again on monday so everybody can read it without a magnifying glass. get it together, troubling tales from the

melissa joan hart. kathy -- williams? >> what does she do? >> she's the vice president?f california? teresa. nene leeks. lisa vanderpump, i love her. >> who is this woman? >> no clue. no. can't say. pass. don't know. i don't know. don't know. nope. not sure. marge simpson. lois. chun-li. >> don't know. sandra day o'connor. michelle obama. no. don't know. george washington carver. kim kardashian. stormy daniels. lara croft. >> that's the chick that flew the first plane. i don't know her name, but -- it's not earnhardt but it's something hart. amelia earhart! why can't i think of this? i've tooken history before. >> which history classes have you tooken? >> susan parks. sarah palin. she's an astronaut. sally fields? maria shriver? gloria allred? abdul? oh, come on, that's vice president. >> what's her name? >> kalisa horiz stormy daniels. mia khalifa. riley reid. jenna jameson. happy women's history month, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i can't believe robert kennedy is considering that guy for vice president! [ laughter ] it's amazing. hey, we have a very go

the zionist newspaper harts wrote: israel's far-from-reality narrative about the deadly incident on al-rashidforces attacked the crowd on thursday morning the palestinians who gathered in this street to receive help opened fire, as a result of which 115 people were martyred and more than 700 others were injured, but the zionist regime claimed with a delay of 10 hours that these people were killed or injured due to the crowd , a claim that the spokesman the secretary general of the united nations has rejected it and announced that the visiting group of the united nations found gunshot wounds on the bodies of 70 muslims from this incident. also , the united nations human rights commission called the zionist regime's account of the al-rashid street incident untrue . the organization of thursday's crimes in northern gaza condemned by condemning the killing of palestinians by the zionist forces, the un secretary general for humanitarian affairs, who is responsible for the foreign policy of the european union, also condemned these crimes and called for the immediate action of the security council f

melissa joan hart. kathy -- williams? >> what does she do? >> she's the vice president?california? teresa giudice. nene leeks. lisa vanderpump, i love her. >> who is this woman? >> no clue. no. can't say. pass. don't know. i don't know. don't know. nope. not sure. marge simpson. lois. chun-li. >> don't know. sandra day o'connor. michelle obama. no. don't know. george washington carver. kim kardashian. stormy daniels. lara croft. >> that's the chick that flew the first plane. i don't know her name, but -- it's not earnhardt but it's something hart. amelia earhart! why can't i think of this? i've tooken history before. >> which history classes have you tooken? >> susan parks. sarah palin. she's an astronaut. sally fields? maria shriver? gloria allred? abdul? oh, come on, that's vice president. >> what's her name? >> condoleezza rice? stormy daniels. mia khalifa. riley reid. jenna jameson. happy women's history month, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i can't believe robert kennedy is considering that guy for vice president! [ laughter ] it's amazing. hey, we hav

state department diplomatic reception curator virginia hart also interviewed authors about america's to choose. but milton freedman and his wife arose afraid mittepisodes is tie inflation. exploring the american story paid watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2 find a full schedule on your program guide or watch any time at >> charlie chaplin became the target of right wing politician the fbi in world war ii. biographer author of charlie chaplin versus america silent film start fallout with the u.se because of his liberal political views. >> i would cite an obsession, obsession is too strong of a ay he had a very refined interest in charlie chapman. in 1946 in 1947 basically the entireurpparatus with the nonsense of america at one time. his mail is open to his house was surveilled. his employees had been interviewed. his taxes corporate and personal have been gone over the fine tooth comb. basically were looking for something, anything that would get him. they didn't find it. >> got with his book charlie chaplin versus america sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span q and

yossi milliman, a military affairs analyst of the zionist hart's media, also said that netanyahu is threatening a military operation in rafah, but the army is not ready to attack. many soldiers and officers are afraid of being on the battlefield and many of them are afraid of being present. they are fugitives in the war. thank you very much for your companion. have a nice day. god bless you. meeting of ministers of health of the member countries of the cooperation organization the shanghai olympics was held for the first time with the presence of the islamic republic of iran. a good presence from the point of view of the host of this course. the medicine of the islamic republic of iran in the last few decades has been a cause for concern. iran has been able to produce 99% of the drugs it consumes and more than 40% of the medical equipment it needs inside its country , which is not an easy task. at the beginning of this meeting, the deputy secretary general of the shanghai cooperation organization's secretariat congratulated iran's membership and said that iran's membership can be improved. we h

. >> aaron hart, the wolf. aaron hart, eric schiff. >> she flies around the world right now. yes.'s time for greg's best sellers and radical political thought. >> you know, jesse, europe said you were only number five on amazon. we'll get it. you are number one in amazon and best sellers in radical political thought. and you know who you beat? >> you beat the drummer for the unabomber manifesto. yes. you also beat the anarchist cookbook. oh, and you also beat karl marx capital, a critique of political economy. so you are the true radical, fake writer america. yeah. you write. >> do you ever think they'd even consider you thought anyway? just write. >> tonight. i am hosting the ingraham angle at 7 p.m. and also i want you to look at this. a woman named charlotte gave a completely new meaning to picking up guys at a bar. quite literally. she makes bets with men that she would be able to lift them and has made so much money doing so that she calls it a great side hustle. >> oh, my. oh, wow. that's good.r watchi >> if a guy did that, huh? greg, don't get any ideas. all right. spl . gr

. >> that wasn't "hart to hart". >> and they have a dog named freeway. >> and max. >> the good old days thanks, scott. >>> new this morning, a new feature is being added on instagram. you can now edit your direct messages, but you only have 15 minutes to edit after you send the message. on your phone, you just press and hold the message until the edit option comes up. you can also pin three direct messages at the top of any chat. 15 minutes is a long time. you would think that they have read it already. >> i love you, that's what i meant to put. >>> trending this morning, a very important muppet is getting national attention for his recent take on the economy. >> it even got the attention of the white house. we're talking about cookie monster, who says that he has had it with the so-called shrinkflation. that's when they're cutting back on the product's side without lowering the price. he tweeted out, and we quote, me hate shrinkflation. me cookies are getting smaller. guess me going to have to eat double the cookies. >> you sounded jamaican there. >> might be some of my roots. that pos

. >> sometimes >> kevin hart has joined a select list of comedians he was honored last night in washington, dc with the mark twain prize for american humor. he told the kennedy center crowd, i didn't start doing what i was doing just to get awards. i just fell in love with the idea of comedy. past winners include richard pryor, george carlin, dave chappelle and carol burnett. >> big congrats to him. six footage is now raising serious questions about how a man nearly managed to take a 2.5 hour flight on a major airline, all while using a bogus ticket. here's abc's zohreen shah. >> the dramatic security camera footage showing a texas man before authorities say he boarded a delta flight from salt lake city heading to austin, texas, without a ticket watch as the man authorities identified as wyclef lazard appears to take a photo with his phone of another passenger's ticket. last sunday, a felony complaint said he took photos of multiple passenger phones while they were not looking, according to the complaint. then, using his phone as a boarding pass to board has been pretty much a foolproof sy

"just saw your last picture, totally bedlam." [ laughter ] in a new interview, actor kevin hart said in a group chat with action movie stars, including harrison ford, tom cruise, and jackie chan. i'll bet i can guess all their group chat personalities kevin hart makes all the jokes tom cruise is the guy who uses way too many exclamation points. jackie chan puts a "ha ha" on everything and harrison ford is not on that chat [ laughter ] "grrrr!" and finally, the brewer of miller lite announced yesterday it's launching new beer-flavored mints. and if that goes well, they might even start offering beer-flavored beer and that was the monologue, everybody! we're off and running. [ cheers and applause we've got a great show for you tonight. they are two fantastically talented actors. they also happen to be father and son. they star in "monarch: legacy of monsters" streaming now on apple tv+. kurt russell and wyatt russell [ cheers ] they're going to be here together and 25 years ago today, one of the greatest television series of all-time, "the sopranos," premiered. i'm so excited the creat

>> plus it's been lost >>> we are back now with hart stopping video of an attempted kidnapping in nework city. a young girl grabbed right outside her apartment door. her mother jumping into action to save her. george solis spoke to that mother about the fight for her daughter's life. >> reporter: terrifying moments all captured on camera. a teen entering her queens apartment is ambushed by a masked man. watch again. the man dressed in camo jumping her from behind and forcefully grabbing the teen and dragging her away. the woman after her was her mother, adriana alvarez. >> i've never heard her scream like that. >> you're not thinking about your safety at that point? no. absolutely not. it's my baby. you can't take her. >> reporter: adriana followed as the man continued to drag her daughter away. the three kicking and fighting all the way down four flyings of stairs. the harrowing ordeal unfolding this past january after her 18-year-old daughter lex was coming back home after finishing a morning dog walk. >> he managed to grab my hair through the door. i remember being thrown on to the

at the very beginning, we remembered the name of engineer john hart smith, who warned about the consequencesthat is, transferring authority to manufacture certain aircraft components to third-party manufacturers, in general modern business, this is a fairly effective model, but nevertheless, boeing had where more famous... whistleblowers, perhaps the most famous of them was john barnett. john barnett began reporting back in 2014 about the colossal problems that exist in the production of boeing 787 aircraft. in addition to the site in everett, in the vicinity of seattle, boeing has another large production facility at the other end of the united states, in south carolina, in the city of charleston . and so barnett became that person. his check, instead of 300 defects, found 50. barnett, in particular, talked about how about 20% of oxygen masks on the new dreamliners may not work at the right time. he reported that metal shavings that are formed as a result of drilling holes. he is found dead in his car, shot in the head. news of this naturally shocked the entire aviation world, because barne

and earlier today on the floor, we spoke with kimberly hart, ceo of the hospital's health care systemout the importance of continuing the heimlich during an emergency. >> it may not happen the first time in terms of doing that thrust, but you must continue to try to do that. you also must make sure that you tell someone to dial 911. so that is happening at the same time, you're trying to dislodge that food. >> now, according to the national safety council, choking is the fourth leading cause of unintentional deaths here in the u.s. those are 5000 choking related deaths in the u.s. every year, mostly in young children and adults over the age of 65. okay, this weekend is big. saturday is the inaugural home game for the bay fc women's professional soccer team, and ahead of saturday's sold out game, the team hosted a news conference with san jose mayor matt mehan. he was presented with a bay fc letterman jacket. it's the same kind presented to san francisco mayor london breed earlier this week. mayor matt mehan says the city takes a lot of pride in its professional teams, but that bay fc

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at the very beginning, we remembered the name of engineer john hart smith, who warned about the consequenceson for outsourcing, that is, transferring authority to manufacture certain components - an aircraft to a third-party manufacturer in the general modern business, this is a fairly effective model, but nevertheless, boeing had much more famous whistleblowers and, perhaps, the most famous of them was john barnett. john barnett, back in 2014, began to report on the enormous problems that exist in the production of boeing 787 aircraft, in addition to the site in the city of everett in the vicinity of seetlo. boeing has another large production facility on the other side of the united states, in south carolina, in the city of charleston. and so barnet became the person who revealed the whole unpleasant truth that was happening within the walls of boeing. the fact is that barnett worked at boeing production for more than 30 years, he was a quality engineer and i have directly seen how this quality has fallen in recent years, of course, in the pursuit of savings and, of course, in the pursuit

look at brunson sky for that rebound over josh hart. he finds step curry hand down man down. >> guess what? what a sequence. their 4th quarter warriors lead cut to 7 kuminga just too big for dante weight room. 3 points, hard way coming ahead. 25 points later on 8 point warriors lead staffed. put this on ice. got to head that scream, buddy. he's only been in the league like 14 years. he's a pretty good shooter or years when one 10 99 will head up north to take on the raptors tomorrow. tough back-to-back. now let's head to the warriors home chase center usf hosting 23rd ranked gonzaga 1st half dons up by to maleek thomas buries the 3.23 points for him. usf extends the lead to 5 closing moments of the half usf of one gonzaga, antoine nice thin baseline. >> gives the zags their first lead of the night and they would not looked back 2nd half gonzaga now by 12. they double team graham ek ek scored through that. about 2 big 26.7 rebounds old 86 to 68. randy bennett and saint mary's on the road taking on pepperdine needed a win to secure the ou

you decided to arrange a dive hart for me, gentlemen, you are the organizers of terrible quests, youalists, as if we should all be afraid here, not you. important detail the paper that we signed before completing the quest, according to representatives of the popular front, has no legal force, this is what the scenery looks like for those who adhere to all safety standards and the recently introduced state regulations for such entertainment: unlit electric candles, sawn-off corners, dangerous... quest, a rain of molten plastic fell on the visitors, among whom were several children, this happened because of the animator who unwittingly set the ceiling on fire, at the end of last year on another terrible a teenager was injured during a performance in the capital. today , insurance companies do not have products for insurance, visits to dangerous quests, but you can generally insure yourself against accidents for a period of a year. decent organizers of scary games themselves practice insuring clients against injuries and accidents, so. it is better to select a place for fright more car

kevin hart and you're going with the rock? >> yes. let's see. ladies and gentlemenn., welcome to super vain. he looks great. and kevin does have great skinds . yeah, they both have. hav e. iboth have a lin yeah. you know what? upon further review, i would if' i had more and less pressure on me here. okay. what? still doesn' >> jesset yot get a hat. there you go. congratulations. that's my hair up. and happy birthday. >> how they got set up. that's your gift. you got to pick up one hat. many of you have been textinge us. >> how can i see jesse watters? in the flesh. ?this is how you have to buy the book. get it together. y th, it's going to be out wil on the 19th, and i'm going to be doing a whirlwinngd bookwl tour. i will be in northville, new jersey, and then b n point pleasant beach, new jersey, back to back back. saturday, mah 24th. and then the following sunday. then i'm going to go downd be sunny fort myerths, florida, then behave in new jersey and then vero beacach, florida. >> yorba linda, california. hopefully you can squint and. ta >> s

state department's diplomatic reception rooms with curator virginia hart, we'll also interview authorslin. at 7:00 p.m. eastern, we continue with the series, free to choose, co-produced by nobel prize winning economist milton friedman and his wife, rose friedman in 1980. the episode is titled, how to cure inflation. exploring the american story. wa history tv saturdays on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online any time at c-span.org/history.

uh, goes like the uh to book goes in nigeria that were taken by boca hart. but again, that was just the tip of the iceberg with tens of thousands taken in northeast and nigeria, the bringing you people and found out all of that were taken from that village is rates by the east military or participant niches. in one of these cases, you know, we have huge numbers of testament is, but not a single person has been brought to justice in any of those cases. it said recently in germany for some of the cities, but it's a very small number, but it is, it stops. why do you think that is, if so many women have come forward or? well, i think there's a number of reasons. i mean, of course, rate for anyway is a crime where it is difficult. it's getting justice in my country, united kingdom, and a less than 2 percent of women had reported rate last year actually. so anybody charged, so imagine in a country where you've got was getting all know that type of traits is the people running the country or running area or other people that it's happened to refugees or displaced p

hart says some trains had to be turned around because of the outage. but trains are now back on schedule. and with that, we're going to toss things over to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. what gorgeous day. and shine with that offshore wind winds. yeah. they were whipping in spots especially with amount off some of those gusts there. >> 60 70 plus miles per hour. but out the door right now, we still continue to see some of the winds in the san francisco moving further south. some of winds 20 plus miles per hour, almost 30 miles an hour. the richmond district, as you make your way down the peninsula, you see the gusty winds at times as well. and that will be the case as we head throughout the evening. these winds will begin to back off just a bit into the santa clara valley. still some winds there. 22 miles an hour. and campbell, 22 lick 27 in alum rock some winds blowing over 20 miles an hour. a new work stanley and over 25 miles per hour. and the oakland today, we had a gust there of over 40 miles per hour. so they've been whipping, especially ov

and comedian kevin hart is honoured with a lifetime achievement award in, there. —— in, there.edy. in russia, authorities have charged four men it says attacked a moscow concert hall and killed at least 137 people. three were marched, bent double, into a moscow court while the fourth was in a wheelchair. the kremlin has refused to comment on reports that the suspects were tortured. all were charged with committing an act of terrorism. they've been ordered into custody pending a trial in may. media reports have named all four men, saying they are nationals of tajikistan. three have reportedly pleaded guilty. these live pictures show tributes to the victims placed outside the concert hall. the islamic state group says it carried out the attack and it's uploaded graphic vidoes of it. the chairman has said it is not appropriate to comment on this claim. —— the kremlin has said. anna aslam reports. handcuffed and blindfolded, four suspected gunmen were brought into court. they all appeared injured. one man arrived in a wheelchair and sat in the dock with his eyes closed throughout t