good to be with you, jacque. >> i'm jacque heinrich. the attorney general taking steps toward possibly seizing some of trump's asset to satisfy the civil fraud judgment against him. massive verdicts and already posted bond to appeal one case. trump's lawyers argue the price tag in the fraud verdict might be out of reach. >> dana: the case the way it's been handled a major threat to global stability. >> this is no longer anything to do with donald trump whatsoever. this is very concerning to what you think as the american brand. the reason we're the number one economy on earth we provide stability in financial markets through transparency, appellate systems and court, guarantee of law, property rights. the way i view this and the way it's viewed internationally this was like dress-up court with kids running some kind of a halloween party with no adult supervision. we need the adults now. we need the adults to look at this. >> dana: what could happen next if president trump is unable to post the bond. >> trump's legal team told the court

jacque, back to you. >> jacque: steve harrigan, thank you. >> dana: want to take you to capitol hill now. there is the house freedom caucus having some thoughts about that video we just showed you at the border. watch. >> i urge all of our colleagues, not just the brave ones standing today in front of you, but every single member of the house, republican and democrat, reject this bill. i yield. >> thank you, chairmen. when i came up here i thought we had the majority but it appears that we don't have the majority of fiscally responsible individuals. we're here because 30 hours ago the party put forward a 1,000 page. >> dana: they are now onto the other issue, which is the budget bill. that's also in question. we'll bring that to you about the border when we can get it back and police on the hunt for a pair of suspects accused of murdering a woman who caught them squatting. >> dress-up court with kids having a halloween party with no adult supervision. we need the adults to look at this. >> jacque: former president trump has to post a near half million dollar bond and the a.g. is layi

ou sense at all. jacques jonassaint, thank you for — sense at all. jacques jonassaint, thank you for jacques jonassaint, thank you for that, good - sense at all. jacques jonassaint, thank you for that, good context sense at all. jacques jonassaint, . thank you for that, good context for what we want to talk about next. the biden administration has proposed using guantanamo bay to process haitian migrants, if there is a mass exodus to the us. migrants have in the past attempted to reach florida by sea, which is a dangerous crossing. the idea would be to intercept those boats and transfer the people to guantanamo which does have a migrant centre separate to the terrorist unit. they have used it before to process migrants before returning them to haiti or a third country. whenever i think of going bay, i think of people in orange jumpsuits and the fact that a biden administration is happy for that sort of image to be given to american voters tell you how concerned they are about migration. you are right, christine, the biden administration is hugely concerned about images of haitians bo

before we go, jacque, this is cool. an underwater discovery off the coast of the greek islands, european researchers uncovering a total of ten shipwrecks along with artifacts some of them dated back to 3,000 b.c. the newest from world war ii. they contain dishes and other things from greece and africa. they offer new information about the history of the region. that's kind of cool. >> jacque: they sunk over different periods of time. >> dana: in the same spot. was it like the bermuda triangle of greece? will there be a government shutdown? >> jacque: we'll see, midnight. >> dana: that's only about 13 hours from now. great to have you, jacque. julie banderas is in for harris. >> julie: thank you very much. start with a fox news alert and sad story on the whereabouts of a missing college student. the body of riley strain has been found. he has been missing since march 8th. a finance student. he goes to the university of missouri, a senior in college and he and his fraternity were visiting nashville for his fraternity's sp

jean-jacque rousseau. correct answer.tion by the french philosopher jean-jacques rousseau was published. according to kant, rousseau became a second newton for him. with the help of newton, the philosopher looked at the limitless sky, as we have just learned, you told us. and ruso, they say, helped him look into the recesses of the human soul. and what's there? something immense that i myself have not yet comprehended, that we are going to the finals, you are the first finalist, well, i don’t mind, then if he doesn’t mind, then i announce quite officially that timofey sertsev is from the city yaroslavl on the volga, the first finalist leaves us for the final of the program clever smart guys, smart timofey. order urgently standing on the green path according to our rules. to the podium, but i warned, they will bypass, please, continue , kahn argues this way: a scientist becomes a kind of one-eyed monster if he, i quote, lacks a philosophical eye, this is a dangerous deformity when a person closes himself in the prejudices

to him, why not a quote visualized in the novel by gustave flaubert from the very teaching of jean-jacquesso she should raise him as a man while he is young and growing, she should honor him in his old age, when he, so to speak, grows up, i don’t agree with you, oksana, because... this is with zhanzhak ruso, this is not with me, well, with janzhak ruso, it seems to me that emma, ​​emma bavari also does not agree, because she somehow has completely different ideas about how a woman should behave, how she should live, feel, and it just seems to me that her all attention is immersed in the inner world, in the world of experiences, she is the person who wants... uh, to make a novel out of his life , cool, by the way, very, very accurate, yes, yes, and it seems to me that just when i started working on the role, i read the novel, the last scenes were especially difficult for me, as i later i found out that the flaubert, just like when he wrote, probably experienced even more, changed handkerchiefs and sobbed, yes, that is, when he finished the novel, he burst into loud crying and said, madame b

let's go to jacque heinrich at the white house. >> good morning to you, harris. under the law, people who enter the country illegally are known as illegal aliens. democrats freaked out when biden said in his state of the union address laken riley was killed by an illegal. notably the first time act if he regretted using that language he said no. after intense media pressure the president has apologized for referring to a murderer with a perceived word. >> using the word illegal to describe immigrants last night? >> president biden: second nickly not supposed to be here. undocumented person. i shouldn't have used illegal. undocumented. look, when i spoke about the difference between trump and me -- >> you regret using that word. >> president biden: yes. >> part of the plan with the state of the union address and campaign blitz that followed was to show him speaking off the cuff, taking some swings, countering the age concerns. this display was so problematic for his base in part because it cuts against the contrast that his campaign wants to draw with former presi

then king jacques i of cyprus married catherine, the daughter of an aristocrat from venice. in orderupport of the republic , after the death of her husband she began to rule, becoming more of a cypriot than a venetian, when venice decided to take over the island instead of defending it, katerina did not want to leave her new homeland, but did not risk going into conflict. the cypriot chronicler georgios bustranios spoke about katerina’s departure. the last queen of cyprus left her capital nicosia on horseback, all in black, accompanied by her retinue, and could not hold back her tears. in the church of san salvador in venice, where her ashes rest, there is a bas-relief depicting how caterina carnaro transfers power in cyprus to the venetian doge. on march 14, 1919, the bolsheviks conveyed their proposals to end the civil war to american diplomat william bulit. he arrived in moscow for negotiations on behalf of us president buddhism wilson and british prime minister david loit george. but his mission... it would seem that the civil war is an internal matter, but at that time the fate

jacque heinrich is in las vegas. what is biden's message going to look like today? is one of four sun belt states where team biden sees its path to victory. this state benefited from huge investments in affordable and senior housing from the affordable care act. so they are -- the american rescue plan. they're using nevada as the [drop to large new proposals to bring down the cost of housing that continue to rise even as overall inflation falls. last month it accounted for 2/three of the country's annual inflation. in a sweeping proposal here that's not likely to go anywhere in an election year the president is calling on congress to pass tax credits for first-time middle class home buyers in part of a bid to demonstrate his priorities for a second term. >> the president's proposal would couple the buyers tax credit with a sellers tax credit of up to $10,000 for middle class families who sell a starter home to another owner occupant. the seller's mortgage relief credit is estimated to help nearly 3 million families and unlock inventory at the lower end of the market

the head of government, jacques ottal, repeated the president word for word, not to allow this to happenrmer prime minister manuel valls clarified, even despite the risk of world war iii. macron himself insists that he spoke of sound mind and good memory. the old guard, brought up in the golist tradition, domenic dovepin, jean-claude chevenman, pierre louche, horrified by irresponsibility. very different formative experiences across generations. it is tempting to attribute everything to macron’s personal characteristics, but... that would be too simple: europe is going deeper into a funnel. the higher the stakes get, the harder it is to back down. and the senior partner and guarantor is reconsidering priorities away from european ones. no, of course, america is also determined to win, but its agenda is broader, its own affairs are more important. the old world realizes that it may have to rely on itself, but there is something to rely on. army absolutely not ready for war. 30 years ago we began to reduce the army, cut the budget and effective expenses, reduced weapons, and curtailed logi

the head of government, jacques hautal , repeated the president word for word, to prevent russia fromst. and former prime minister manuel valls clarified, even despite the risk of world war iii. macron himself insists that he spoke of sound mind and good memory. the old guard, well-mannered. determined to win, but her agenda is broader, her own affairs are more important. the old world realizes that it may have to rely on itself, but what is there to rely on? the french army is absolutely not ready for war. 30 years ago we began to reduce the army, cut the budget and efficient spending, reduced weapons, curtailed logistics. it was wrong, but we are just starting to get better. return to structure. cannot make independent decisions, only those that america proposes, but in terms of the quality of military generals, we are one of the leading armies in the world. hence there are two paths: to peace, through recognition of mutual interests and negotiations, or to war, through accelerated capacity building. example, by curtailing social benefits in favor of security needs, which has alread

about different species, yes, says grishechka, so i finally got to this point information that with jacquesfive-year-old child, wow, i became very interested, i doubted it for about a year, i also consulted with my parents, they studied all this, then they finally decided that it was possible to have one, well, how did they find a common language? because zhorik, his name is zhorik, zhorik , it’s very nice, i’m dima, he was very small when we took him, he was 2 months old, they gave him to us too early, at that age you can’t give him away, of course, and we fed him specially with a mixture, here he is not yet he knew how to fly, he didn’t even know how to walk normally , to move around in control of his body, so grisha sat behind him, watched, told him something in his bird language, somehow he became like... brother to him, what are the guys chatting about between by yourself? krisha always asks to scratch him, but due to the fact that they have such a big difference in size and are, in principle, different species, of course zhorik never scratches him, but sometimes he also exposes his ne

then king jacques i of cyprus married catherine, the daughter of an aristocrat from venice, to gain supporter husband, she began to rule, became more cypriot than venetian, when venice decided to take the island into its hands, instead of defending it, katerina did not want to leave her new homeland, but did not risk it either. everything was as they wanted, at the same time , the hostility within the country ended, so lenin and his comrades agreed to outside help. foreign allies put forward their demands, among them the payment of royal debts to them. well, lenin and his comrades demanded that the americans and british lift the economic blockade from russia, withdraw intervention troops, return prisoners of war who remained abroad after the end of the first world war, and much more. neither the united states nor taniya were happy with this option. perhaps they decided that soviet power would collapse under the onslaught of white armies, and there is nothing to negotiate with her. however, the bolsheviks dealt with the civil war on their own; their western colleagues had to accept different

same score seth brown, jacques want to write and no doubt 2 run home run capping three-run first inning. is going to win 5 to will take on the cincinnati reds tomorrow. giants also played today beating the guardians 5, outs to the ice we go. the sharks in minnesota taking on the wild second period. sharks up one nico gets out in front. >> any rifles that in for the goal, sturm scoring on his former team charts lead by 2, the 3rd period tied at 3. not a lot of traffic going by the net caprice lights, the lamp. >> goal gives the wild the lead sharks fall. 43, they'll come back to host. >> joe pavelski in the dallas stars at home on tuesday. >> that will do for sports. back to you. all right, kate, thanks a lot u.s.. women's soccer team was also in action tonight taking on columbia in cockpit kept gold cup 22nd. make it a minute here us up by one off the head are jenna nighswonger finds the bottom right corner of the net. >> for the u.s. goal extending their lead to 2. let's go to the 46 minute same score attorney robin with a nice assistant james shaw at the moment. and she gets the goal

i don't really have the interest in doing can a deep dive on my retirement finances -- jon jacques andiness. >> i'd rather do other things. [laughter] anyway, they can be a very good option, i think. so i think a lot of the criticisms are perhaps unfounded or at least the -- yeah. [laughter] jackie: jon and you can tweak them a little bit. for instance, if i think, oh, i want to take a little more risk, i could put 90% in a target date and 10% in the s&p -- >> sure. you can absolutely mix it up. you don't have to stay with the target date fund. you also don't have to stay with your own target date fund. let's say you plan to retire in 2040, but that as set mix is too conservative. you don't want that many bonds. pick the 2050or 2060 fund. for a story i recently did, i talked to a man in his 60s who was in the 2065 target date fund. e ad conservative assets elsewhere. -- he he had conservative assets elsewhere. jack: you could do a lot worse than this. let's talk about maybe an even bigger four-letter word which is annuities.. i'm hearing more and more about annuities and retirement fun

i don't really have the interest in doing can a deep dive on my retirement finances -- jon jacques andess. >> i'd rather do other things. [laughter] anyway, they can be a very good option, i think. so i think a lot of the criticisms are perhaps unfounded or at least the -- yeah. [laughter] jackie: jon and you can tweak them a little bit. for instance, if i think, oh, i want to take a little more risk, i could put 90% in a target date and 10% in the s&p -- >> sure. you can absolutely mix it up. you don't have to stay with the target date fund. you also don't have to stay with your own target date fund. let's say you plan to retire in 2040, but that as set mix is too conservative. you don't want that many bonds. pick the 2050or 2060 fund. for a story i recently did, i talked to a man in his 60s who was in the 2065 target date fund. e ad conservative assets elsewhere. -- he he had conservative assets elsewhere. jack: you could do a lot worse than this. let's talk about maybe an even bigger four-letter word which is annuities.. i'm hearing more and more about annuities and retirement funds

conditional berbak barelis come there, such collective, then they order a disco, for them this disc, a jacquee, turns on the siren, they arrange these demonic dances to it, as they run somewhere to a shelter, jump there, fall, all this is filmed on all camera phones, and then they show it at home, look how we overcame all this, however, such horror stories do not... hold up basic fact checks. let's start with the fact that the fvedrons with which they frightened berbok have not yet reached this far. average range of application the most popular, well, be it a ghoul or a vt-40, ranges from 7.5 to 12 km, a similar radius for maviks with grenades, and the distance between nikolaev positions of russian positions on a bare pier is five times greater. on the other hand, if such a drone were to approach , it would be very problematic to get away from it, as reported by cortez. the german minister was leaving nikolaev at a speed of about 80 km/h, the same ghoul, when approaching with a target, accelerates to 100, would certainly have easily caught up with the convoy of cars, hence the logical conclus

i don't really have the interest in doing can a deep dive on my retirement finances -- jon jacques ands. >> i'd rather do other things. [laughter] anyway, they can be a very good option, i think. so i think a lot of the criticisms are perhaps unfounded or at least the -- yeah. [laughter] jackie: jon and you can tweak them a little bit. for instance, if i think, oh, i want to take a little more risk, i could put 90% in a target date and 10% in the s&p -- >> sure. you can absolutely mix it up. you don't have to stay with the target date fund. you also don't have to stay with your own target date fund. let's say you plan to retire in 2040, but that as set mix is too conservative. you don't want that many bonds. pick the 2050or 2060 fund. for a story i recently did, i talked to a man in his 60s who was in the 2065 target date fund. e ad conservative assets elsewhere. -- he he had conservative assets elsewhere. jack: you could do a lot worse than this. let's talk about maybe an even bigger four-letter word which is annuities.. i'm hearing more and more about annuities and retirement funds -

i don't really have the interest in doing can a deep dive on my retirement finances -- jon jacques and >> i'd rather do other things. [laughter] anyway, they can be a very good option, i think. so i think a lot of the criticisms are perhaps unfounded or at least the -- yeah. [laughter] jackie: jon and you can tweak them a little bit. for instance, if i think, oh, i want to take a little more risk, i could put 90% in a target date and 10% in the s&p -- >> sure. you can absolutely mix it up. you don't have to stay with the target date fund. you also don't have to stay with your own target date fund. let's say you plan to retire in 2040, but that as set mix is too conservative. you don't want that many bonds. pick the 2050or 2060 fund. for a story i recently did, i talked to a man in his 60s who was in the 2065 target date fund. e ad conservative assets elsewhere. -- he he had conservative assets elsewhere. jack: you could do a lot worse than this. let's talk about maybe an even bigger four-letter word which is annuities.. i'm hearing more and more about annuities and retirement funds --

the tabloid bilt, barely did not become a victim of a russian drone in... for them, this disc of a jacque turns on the siren, they are collective, then they order a disco, arrange these demonic dances to it, as they run somewhere to a shelter, jump there, they fall, filming it all. with which they frightened berbok they don’t get so far. the average range of use of the most popular ones, be it a ghoul or a vt-40 , is from 7.5 to 12 km, a similar radius for maviks with grenades, and the distance between nikolaev and the positions of russian positions on a bare pier is five times greater. on the other hand, if such a drone were to approach, it would be very problematic to get away from it; as reported, the german minister’s motorcade left nikolaev at a speed of about 80 km/h. and the same ghoul at approaching the target accelerates to 100 , he would probably easily have caught up with the convoy of cars, hence the logical conclusion that no one was hunting for the foreign delegation, but fear has big eyes, and there are even cooler fantasies, as evidenced by the daily mail material marked e

his performance to the heartfelt song “jacques brel made the audience of ten thousand cry.greeted tatyana tarasova’s student while standing.” the athlete himself also could not hold back his tears when he hugged his beloved coach. in st. petersburg , alexey will defend his title, which means we has the right to expect new achievements from him. the upcoming show program tournament has a twist. if previously there were no requirements for topics, now participants need to reflect the diversity of historical cultural traditions of russia. the organizers propose to rely on works of art, including folklore. the accompanying music should also be related to the culture of our country. don't miss the unique performances of the most exciting skaters. on the air of the first channel on our website 1tv.ru. in the german championship football bayern is racing towards its first ever title. after another misfire by bayern, who played in a draw with freiburg, leverkusen are already 10 points ahead of their main competitor. the aspirinovs played their next match away against cologne. from

editor to head of the bureau in western europe, he interviewed margaret thatcher, henry kissenger, jacquesc and many first-rate politicians. it was mozheika who initiated the fashion for original programs on our television. anastasia letvinova met with the legend of russian tv. this is the office of the audience of combat correspondent glory, that’s what it’s called. henry kissinger, this is king badouin of belgium, the famous traveler. there will be no bills when my report got 100%, from then on all doors were open to me. well, even without permission, mazeika could approach any high-ranking person and get an interview. the bedelberg club took place in copenhagen, nelson rakfeler, kissinji came out and here is my client. i rushed like a shark, i introduced him like that right away. dear tv viewers, my interlocutor. there is no need to expose, sbigniew brzezinski, you know the face, in our press he is called nothing more than an anti-soviet, anti-communist number one, he also caught a russian, he reacted exactly, so, in all his reports he never remained behind the scenes, at that time it w

. >> harris: jacque heinrich is live from the white house. >> democrats are so worried that robert f.n votes for biden and get trump elected. they have heartburn from 2016 when donald trump's margin of victory was smaller than the total number of votes that jill stein got in three swing states. rfk junior is polling better grabbing 13%. dnc is waging this campaign to paint kennedy as a black sheep of the family, not a kennedy in the traditional sense. president biden posed with 50 members of the kennedy family to illustrate that and send that message. democrats are trying to keep kennedy from getting on the ballot in more states lodging a complaint allege knowledge a pro-kennedy super pac failing to disclose millions of dollars in loans. >> the truth is he was drafted into this race by donald trump's top supporters and is being financed in this race by trump's largest donor. that isn't merely a coincidence. he has no realistic path to victory in pennsylvania. all he can do is take away votes from president biden and make it easier for donald trump to win. we simply can't afford to let

yagudin, the olympic champion not only won on his birthday, his performance to the heartfelt song of jacques brel made the ten-thousand audience cry, he greeted tatyana tarasova’s student while standing, the athlete himself also could not hold back his tears when he hugged his beloved coach, in st. - alexey will defend his title in st. petersburg, which means we have the right to expect new achievements from him. the upcoming tournament of show programs has a twist, if previously there were no requirements for topics. then now participants need to reflect diversity historical cultural traditions of russia, the organizers propose to rely on works of art, including folklore. there should also be accompanying music. with the culture of our country, do not miss the unique performances of the brightest skaters on saturday on channel one on our website 1tv.ru. in the german football championship, bayern is racing towards its first ever title. after another misfire by bayern, who played a draw with freiburg, the liverkusen team is already 10 points ahead of their main competitor. the aspirinovs pla

he had sent me a picture of the picture of the boat look really big and formidable like some jacquesem. go tually fly. we were going to leave from chiloÉ island, which is off the coast of chile, which about 350 miles nor of what is now known as. wager island and i had fly from to florida then to santiago and then i flew south and then took ferry. eventually i get to the boat in chile island. after several days, i take one look at the boat and think that doesn't look like boat in small. and we're supposed leave right away. but it was so rough that we couldn't embark so we were trapped in this port. and one day passed. and then another day the coast guard wouldn't let any boats in or out. and just, you know, a few to get across this gulf of good weather. and finally on the fourth or fifth day, the coast said, yes, you can leave. and we slipped at dawn. here you can see my very glorious. i got the best captain, the best cabin on thedr boat and for thoe of you who've been to patagonia had never been there. you know, it's amazing coastline. looks like you took alate, a glass, and you just

and from the picture of the boat look really big and formidable like some jacques cousteau vessel.lem. i got this. it took me about four days to ev fly. we were going to leave from chiloÉ island, which is off the coast of chile, which about 350 miles north of what is now known as. wager island and i had fly from to florida then to santiago and then i flew south and then took a car. and then i took a ferry. eventually i get to the boat in chile island. after several days, i take one look at the boat and think that doesn't look like boat in picture. alex pretty darn small. and we're supposed leave right away. but it was so rough that we couldn't embark and so we were trapped in this port. and one day passed. and then another day the coast guard wouldn't let any boats in or out. and the just kept saying, i just, you know, a few to get across this gulf of good weather. and finally on the fourth or fifth day, the coast said, yes, you can leave. and we dawn. here you can see my very glorious. i got the best captain, the best cabin on the boat and for those of you who've been to patagonia

same score seth brown, jacques want to write and no doubt 2 run home run capping three-run first inning. is going to win 5 to will take on the cincinnati reds tomorrow. giants also played today beating the guardians 5, outs to the ice we go. the sharks in minnesota taking on the wild second period. sharks up one nico sturm gets out in front. >> any rifles that in for the goal, sturm scoring on his former team charts lead by 2, the 3rd period tied at 3. not a lot of traffic going by the net caprice life. the lamp. >> goal gives the wild the lead sharks fall. 43, they'll come back to host. >> joe pavelski in the dallas stars at home on tuesday. >> that will do for sports. back to you. all right, kate, thanks. a lot of sticking with sports. the u.s. women's soccer team also in action tonight taking on columbia in the conch aqap gold cup in the 22nd minute us up by one off the header here, jenna nighswonger finds the bottom right corner of the net for the goal. u.s. extending their lead to 2 and the 46 minute. same score. trinity rodman with a nice assist jaden she scores the goal. u.s. has

and from the picture of the boat look really big and formidable like some jacques cousteau vessel.ght, okay, no problem. i got this. it took me about four days to eventually fly. we were going to leave from chiloÉ island, which is off the coast of chile, which about 350 miles north of what is now known wager island and i had fly from to florida then to santiago and then i flew south and then took a car. and then i took a ferry. eventually i get to the boat in chile island. after several days, i take one look at the boat and think that doesn't look like boat in picture. alex pretty darn small. and we're supposed leave right away. but it was so rough that we couldn't embark and so we were trapped in this port. and one day passed. and then another day the coast guard wouldn't let any boats in or out. and the just kept saying, i just, you know, a across this gulf of good weather. and finally on the fourth or fifth day, the coast said, yes, you can leave. and we slipped at■ dawn. here you can see my very glorious. i got the best captain, the best cabin on the boat and for those of you w

and from the picture of the boat look really big and formidable like some jacques cousteau vessel. no problem. i got this. it took me about four days to eventually fly. we were going to leave from chiloÉ island, which is off the coast of chile, which about 350 miles north of what is now known as. wager island and i had fly from to florida then to santiago and then i flew south and then took a car. and then i took a ferry. eventually i get to the boat in chile island. after several days, i take one look at the boat and think that doesn't look like boat in picture. alex pretty darn small. and we're supposed leave right away. but it was so rough that we couldn't embark and so we were trapped in this port. and one day passed. and then another day the coast guard wouldn't let any boats in or out. and the just kept saying, i just, you know, as gulf of good weather. and finally on the fourth or fifth day, the coast said, yes, you can leave. and we slippedt dawn. here you can see my very glorious. i got the best captain, the best cabin on the boat and for those of you who've been to patago

to talk about two and a half, three years ago, i was happily working my way through a biography of jacques cousteau, which will be out next summer, by the way. and i got a call from a fellow who said, there are these two guys you got to talk to. they got this incredible story. and i said, well, what's the story about? and he said, titanic. i said, okay, i'm going now. i checked into it and i found out that only more words had been written about jesus in the civil war than had been written about titanic. and i wasn't really in the mood to get on the pile. and said, well, who are these guys? and he said, well, they were the heroes of this great book about a nazi submarine found off the coast of new jersey. and it was called shadow divers. and i said, well, you know, the second to the last thing i want to do is write son of shadow divers. i said, that sounds like a real career killer, but talk to them. so they told me the story that they just told you now about finding these pieces of steel on the bottom. and i thought i asked a number of questions right away. i said, what did the witnesses s

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republican state representative berny jacques talking about this. >> to make sure that our education our high education system here in the state of florida, is instead of indoctrination. >> reporter: critics warning that eliminating all dei policies and staff rules at a leading public university will have ripple effects nationwide. >> our young people, our students, our educational institutions, are the ones who become the collateral damage of everything that we're seeing right now. this is so far more than just politics. this is what's going to start happening all across this country. >> how can you be certain that this doesn't inspire fear in academics and in a way, make them fearful of teaching any kind of diversity? >> it doesn't do that, right? if there's a student-led group that wants to engage in diversity discussions or, you know, gender or what have you, if it's student-led, we can do that. what we don't want to happen is it to be institutionally-led, and taxpayer funded. >> reporter: now, eight other states in addition to florida have passed legislation aimed at dismantling

to talk about two and a half, three years ago, i was happily working my way through a biography of jacquesousteau, which will be out next summer, by the way. and i got a call from a fellow who said, there are these two guys you got to talk to. they got this incredible story. and i said, well, what's the story about? and he said, titanic. i said, okay, i'm going now. i checked into it and i found out that only more words had been written about jesus in the civil war than had been written about titanic. and i wasn't really in the mood to get on the pile. and said, well, who are these guys? and he said, well, they were the heroes of this great book about a nazi submarine found off the coast of new jersey. and it was called shadow divers. and i said, well, you know, the second to the last thing i want to do is write son of shadow divers. i said, that sounds like a real career killer, but talk to them. so they told me the story that they just told you now about finding these pieces of steel on the bottom. and i thought i asked a number of questions right away. i said, what did the witnesses say

i hope, jacques, i won’t stay in the mission for long, but look around, i understand, their si are waitingngeltserbskaya, such, you know, a decisive and extravagant person, with such an adventurous streak, and they are not traveling secretly. did bestuzhev not think of something here? yes, bestuzhev is categorically against this marriage, so elizabeth hides the arrival of the tsar’s people from him, oh, how is it, the sovereign does not deign to be willful, daddy’s character, and my task, this task can only be completed in one, hmm, who are you? you must win the hearts of the tserp ladies. chevalier, all means are good here, threats, blackmail, flattery. well, should i teach you? we are nice men. eh, politics, politics. yes, we need to think about it. we're getting old, what does age have to do with it? yes, it was russian who left a deep mark on your heart gorgeous. let's not talk about yaguzhinskaya? we will not. good luck, chauvalier. chevalier! “the chevalier is all right , there is a lot of blood, like in a slaughterhouse, my people are in ambush, we are here, master, they will protec

second, be patient, bro, let’s go slowly, phone, be careful, be careful, geez , found time, hello, jacques in short, he’s a bastard, only three were brought in overnight, one had a heart, the second had benicitis, and the third was a total bastard, and in zaozerskoye there’s also a first aid station, maybe he snuck in there, well just hurry up, i need you here, yeah. well, who pulled your tongue, idiot, now a cockroach is darting into this darkness? come on , it’s better to go there than to get away from him here, well, that’s also true. hello, darling, leave me alone, don't you understand? i don’t understand, secondly , i don’t believe it, you can’t just cross it out, i’ve already crossed it out, you mean, this pimple that’s bothering you is cooler than me, now you like them like that, yes, how dare you follow me. what do we need here? looking for someone, sorry that it’s not you, i love it when you bite , you’re mine, and once again you’re next to... with you i see , i’ll turn my head, just try it, let’s have dinner , no, you, listen, how did you persuade this, and i. .. didn’t break it,

. >> i learned how to cook by watching jacques pepin on public television. >> reporter: by 28. >> he my judgment because as somebody who grew up muslim, i was worried that i was not going to seem sufficiently, you know, tough on muslim dysfunction. so there was a part of me that i think wanted to show my patriotic credential. >> reporter: in 2015, he called the iraq war, quote, a failure and a terrible mistake. >> i think the u.s. lost enormous credibility. it was, turned out to be a massive waste of american resources, american lives. >> reporter: zakaria seemed to be everywhere, a widely read print columnist and a tv host, first on pbs and then starting in 2008 on cnn. >> welcome to the very first edition of "global public square." >> reporter: but in 2012, he was accused of plagiarism. you were briefly suspended by "time" and cnn? what did you learn? >> i had setbacks and initially, you know, you get defensive and you say to yourself, wait a minute. then you have to step back and say to yourself, was this at the level of quality i would be comfortable with? and the answer is no. a

jacques augard, the former commander of the french special forces group in kosovo, gave this assessmentterms, this war is practically over, that is, russia has almost achieved all its goals in places, with the possible exception of odessa. as tas reports, citing sources in the security forces, on friday, just in odessa, a large group of foreign mercenaries was destroyed as a result of a missile attack on the riya sanatorium. the figures are given: about 100 militants were killed, more than a hundred were wounded. ukrainian sources also confirm the liquidation of two high-ranking ukrainian officers, the commander of the tsunami regiment, and the assault brigade. people of the visiting deputy chief of the regional police abramenko, who served in the same regiment. tsunami, a paramilitary police unit that previously took part in hostilities in the artyomovsk area. it is reported that among the killed mercenaries there were also french. after macron’s interview, in which he said that russia supposedly cannot be allowed to win, colonel agar reposted a picture of the french president in child

stand in a circle, you are my friend and i am your friend, an old faithful friend, we fell in love with jacquesuest, evil people took advantage of his kindness so terribly that he plugged his ears with wax, and now they don’t hear anyone’s requests, but also music, make sure that my daughters are taken to book of the first handsome man kingdoms, okay, listen. “first, beauty, it’s the fault of the lady, the next trick is yours, do something caustic, kind , magical, wonderful and pleasant for everyone present, it’s very simple, your majesty , don’t be scared. just don’t be scared, i was expecting miracles from tonight, so they , but still, where are we, you and i were transported to a magical land, but where are the rest? everyone is where he likes, the magical land is great, but we are not here for long. a person can get here for only 9 minutes and 10 seconds and not one meg more, what a pity, really, yes, you are sad, i don’t know, can i ask you one question, maybe, one of my friends. also a prince, also quite brave and decisive, also met a girl at the ball whom he liked so much that he was com

yagudin, the olympic champion not only won on his birthday, his performance to the heartfelt song “jacques is a twist. if previously there were no requirements for topics, now participants need to reflect the diversity of historical cultural traditions of russia. the organizers propose to rely on works of art, including folklore. there should also be accompanying music. and wanting russia to change, but change and not perish, allow me to introduce pyotr volkonsky, prince and general, chief of the main staff under emperor alexander i. hello, are you in a hurry? during the australian battle, he showed himself heroically, picked up a fallen banner, led the army into an attack, repulsed two enemy guns, for which he was awarded the order of st. george , third degree. it has just been born. sergei bezrukov as pyotr volkonsky in the historical drama union of salvation, today on channel one. reminder tonight immediately after the program there is a new episode of the historical drama union of salvation on channel one. such a huge, grandiose, large-scale movie is a colossal work and a lot of takes,

joshua jacques was on probation when he attacked his girlfriend samantha drummonds and three memberseers. and as part of the rnli's 200th anniversary, crews have been explaining their role on the thames. chiswick lifeboat station runs the gamut between a very residential part of the river and a very commercial part of the river so we see lots of growing traffic and paddle boarding traffic so we see lots of rowing traffic and paddle boarding traffic and kayak traffic, as much as we see big commercial class five vessels, passenger ships, things like that. let's take a look at the tubes now. there's a pat suspension on overground and minor delays now onto the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it's a chilly start this morning, but temperatures above zero. we have got quite a bit of cloud around some mist and fog patches similar to yesterday, but they should lift largely into cloud to start with. but the cloud will start to break as we head into the afternoon. some showers around today as well. temperatures reaching around 11 celsius, but some sunny spells developing. and then as