you had the moose cocked joke you know all right so the 2 canadians in a coffee and they're going to play i spy right so the guy thinks of moose cock and he's like i have one you can ask your questions the other guy's like well ok can you eat it and he's that i guess you could eat it means that is a moose. and i'm going to like it i love when jokes like that not only are you settling in for a longer joke you know when somebody sets up the sequence of questions they go ok i've got a couple minutes here yeah right away when they come back with the the it's so funny james dean and or on twitter did you shoot more than one performance what did you. on your specials and you do more than one at a time together if you desire i directed this one. because it's you know it's seated there's no stage it's just a door with 3 steps and guys right here so it's kind of like a more intimate special in that sense but the lighting was tough because i had i mean i had a a section of what we put in bombay and i give them their own special section which hasn't happened in a long time in history but every

and the moose it turned into a night of horror. i was there really early maybe 60 half past 6 we just wanted to smoke a pipe and then go hon but another friend kemah long and suggested we started to watch a champions league match a tough time the door to the cuff i opened and the shooting began. after a few minutes the gunman left and hena turned to his friend said that. for the. i tried to leave i tapped him 2 or 3 times and said let's go then i looked up and saw the blood coming out of his head and is. at this bar where 4 of the 10 victims were killed people are in mourning at the same time questions are being asked and demands articulated. the state has to protect citizens like us but efforts have to be stepped up to fight prejudice pro-democracy companies are good but not enough. demonstrators have been on the streets of homs for days demanding more protection for people with migrant backgrounds and the places they meet and people are ready to push back against racist rhetoric. is dean again we need to make sure that the voice

again he had been a supporter of the bull moose third party.was that kind of -- in the 1920's, the closest thing to a modern parallel would be colin powell, say, in the 1990's or early, you know, 2000's. someone who frankly should have made the party proud to have as a member, but whom the base would instinctively shy away from as a statement there are. -- statement bearer. brian: how big did he win by? richard: he won big, over 6.5 15 milliones to votes. however, beneath the numbers there were portents of the future. one reason why al smith is held in i think higher regard than most unsuccessful candidates, there is a real sense that smith started something. the best evidence of that is cities american cities. ,calvin coolidge carried new york city, the last republican to do so. al smith of course carried new york city, but he carried a lot of other cities as well. you had actually the makings of an early realignment. had there not been the great depression, and hoover's reputation had in fact not been destroyed during his single term of offic

again, he had been a support of the bull moose third party. he was that kind of -- you know, in the 1920s, the closest thing to a modern parallel would be colin powell, say, in the 1990s. or early, you know, post-2000. someone who, frankly, should have made the party proud to have as a member, but whom the base would instinctively shy away from, as a standard-bearer. >> how big did he win by? >> he won big. he won by 6.5 million votes. 21.5 million votes, to 15 million votes. however, underneath those numbers, there were portents for the future. one reason why al smith is held in, i think, higher regard than most unsuccessful candidates, is there's a real sense that smith started something. the best evidence of that is cities -- american cities. calvin coolidge carried new york city. the last republican to do so. al smith, of course, carried new york city. but he carried a lot of other cities, as well. so you had actually the makings of an early realignment. had there not been the great depression. had hoover's reputation, in effect, not been

but then minders from the ministry of information take down the moose's details and he declines to answer any more questions. one afternoon we managed to walk into downtown without our mind as. we were going to talk to him ok outside a mosque a man agrees to talk to us. but he got all dirty money out. of it it was obvious and i think if you didn't you know you'll be the one to see. but we're interrupted before we can even begin by the administrator of this area who thought they in saudi might hear during the war. between ali you know made up of them with my feet up i wouldn't you know what would you know love in our you know move out of the receiver at all my mom and i don't know what. about the leader . i think about it you know i was you didn't. and it's on a go. we finally find a way to speak without mind as listening in. the villages who have kept their distance during office it have agreed to be interviewed by phone. for security reasons they've asked us to hide their identities. putting out of their. land. any. idea that. a saturday. that are going to get are going to where people a

by contrast the moose and deer don't have horns they have and clothes which are bony structures of the elephant tusks by the way are neither horns nor employers but actually teeth are made of dental. but what's the purpose of horns. in all cases there sharp weapons to fend off enemies. but perhaps their most important function is to impress the males with large attractive horns will have an easier time finding a mate. and a stablish in themselves at the top of the pecking order incidentally they rarely enjoy each other seriously as the horns fit together well. in short horns vary so much because they've adapted over time to become more and more specialized to ensure the survival of each species. if you're in the mood for more science stories visit us online at v.w. dot com slash science and you'll find us on twitter and facebook. now we're going to talk about an instrument we use all the time without giving it much thought our voice. that it was a computer generated voice but hear it tomorrow. today we foist everything ourselves so now at least someone just go ahead and introduce a mix

months whispers about unionizing i've been walking through the air one with a sense of their fresh moose jerky granola clusters spritzed with lavender scented raw seaweed puree since corona some disgruntled members of the crew have created a petition demanding hazard pay and stronger virus precautions like permission to wear gloves seems like it would be in trader joe's best interest to let their workers not die from infectious diseases but according to the authors of the petition the company used the existence of this petition to lie to workers telling them it was a trick to get people to sign their name to the union effort. at the same time every one retailer of the most ethically sourced clothing that only ungodly amounts of money can buy announced layoffs on monday just $4.00 days after union organizers asked the company's management team to recognize them everly and insist at the layoffs were strictly because of the virus but it just so happens that every single employee who is on the union committee or so much has used the union's logo on social media was let go what a coincidence

you're not entitled to anything thanks to our court system and the new york times headed that list of moose i would challenge them right now what they just put out was fake news you know let's talk a little bit about george about the origin of this because i think sometimes you as a journalist are we as journalists are the product of our sources right who is giving them this information where from and for what reason george. it has to be deep state. of lobbyists lobbyists for countries that are hostile to russia for example deep stay operatives that feed on their dripping roast of international confrontations and the expenditure of state expenditure on weapons on military and intelligence that produces some people get big you know more antagonism and confrontation there is in the so let me just stop you let me just after that i mean roland let me stop you for a minute cause what you just said is really important to make sure the viewer gets it there are people whose jobs rely on antipathy with countries like russia and they need the antipathy the aggression to continue their by this story g

coordinated strategy from the white house to ramp up alternatives it wasn't until february 29th at the fda moose regulations to make it easier for clinical and commercial labs to develop their own test i can tell you having lived through the last 8 weeks i would have loved the private sector to be fully engaged 2 weeks >>even now 3 months after the first reported coronavirus cases in the u.s., the struggle continues that lack of testing is preventing us from understanding the true spread of coronavirus. >>in communities. >>sara murray reporting for us this morning. all right take a look at this levi stadium in santa clara was lit up in purple last night. it was to show support for hospitality workers impacted by the pandemic the forty-niners and levi stadium employ about 3,000 people for nfl games and other events and a lot of them are out of work right now, dozens of other buildings across the state participated with purple hues last night including san francisco city hall. and while we still don't know if the nfl season will start as scheduled this year we do know the nfl draft at least will s

, excuse me, or moose, if this thing goes wrong with, if chronic wasting disease does become ubiquitous across the country, then the future for my children and all of our children, it's pretty grim for totally different reasons so i try to lead by example in that. i'm not going to claim to know it all. i'm going to claim to try to stay up-to-date in the latest science and put my faith in those that have spent their lives in this field of work. yeah. [inaudible] who really, really wants the question? the question to go to, how about there's a vortex. >> so talking about public land, talk to us a little about what we should be-- if there are issues we should be concerned about in michigan. i'm a public land unt had-- hunter and i want to be informed as that's where i get into the wild. are there areas we should be aware of in michigan and if so, where are the best places to get information and just more information. >> yes, great question and there are a lot of things going on here in michigan, but what's nice is that we do have different than some of the western states, the way the state

percent of its total area the reserve is home to some of europe's best preserved wetlands along with moose speed vs wolves and unique birds the polish environment ministry says illegal grass burning is to blame and that strong winds and droughts are making it difficult to put out the flames much more on that story on our web site al jazeera dot com there you'll find the day's top stories as well all at al-jazeera dot com. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera the coronavirus pandemic has wiped out all the jobs created in the u.s. since the end of the 2009 recession last week another 4400000 people filed for unemployment benefits meaning a record $26400000.00 americans have now lost their jobs since the end of march lock downs have shut down production and led to master furloughs of more than 15 percent of the u.s. workforce a 484000000000 dollar relief bill is expected to pass the u.s. house of representatives when members votes on thursday and some people in georgia and other u.s. states are preparing to return to work but the moves angered even the president donald trump says georgia's

. >> cold salmon moose. and of course and charms them. and we sit next to one of them in church.he was still shaking his head as he is recounting the tale and then ask questions about the constitution. the least favorite course was the constitution she had a be a quick study and perform because she doesn't deal with the constitution and the court of appeal. >> that happens very quickly and she moves to washington. >> 99 / nothing in one person was absent. >> so the right to life, the moral majority, and jerry falwell senator helms, because o'connor had voted to decriminalize abortion as a state legislator, this got out and immediately the antiabortion crowd was upset. it look like trouble for the reagan administration but he didn't want to fight those social issues and so they finessed it. so they set her up to jesse helms office and she just charmed them. >> talk about the relationship with the other justices. one that leaps off the page is her relationship with scalia. >> yes we asked justice stevens do you think justice o'connor moved to the left as a justice? he said yes. and

well now moving to developments in iraq where intelligence chief moose stuff is the latest to be asked to form a government now earlier prime minister designate. withdrew his candidacy he had until april 15th to form a cabinet but there was mounting opposition from some parties to his candidacy well let's now go to simona fulton who is live for us in the capital baghdad simona do we know what's prompted this. well in his resignation speech the former prime minister designate of 9 hours said that he failed to mobilize sufficient political support in his words quote iraq is going through a catastrophe unquote and that situation requires widespread political consensus for the next government now. the situation on ravelled rather quickly until a few days ago and then i was late for the previous candidate was rather confident that he could form a new government and get it through parliament but then we saw several parties withdraw their support which led him to withdraw his candidacy today now the reasons why because if he was unable to form a new government during their various potential f

but then minders from the ministry of information take down the moose's details and he declines to answer any more questions. one afternoon we managed to walk into downtown without mind as. we were going to talk to him ok outside a mosque a man agrees to talk to us. but he got all dirty money out. of it it was good and i think if you didn't you know you'll be the one missing. but we're interrupted before we can even begin by the administrator of this area who thought they in 90. 3 or. between are you know made up of them marching out there i wouldn't you know within a one hour you know move out of the receiver at all my moment i don't know what. about the leader. i think about it you know i wish it. at us on a go. we finally find a way to speak without our mind as listening in. the villages who have kept their distance during office it have agreed to be interviewed by phone. for security reasons they've asked us to hide their identities. putting out of their. need any. idea that. a saturday. that are going to get are going to where people knew you know that a boondoggle where you are goin

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see, it says "it moose be 5:00 o'clock somewhere." classic.just wake up or why are you still wearing a night shirt? >> well, since we haven't left the house in about three weeks i've been collecting these shirts. i order them on amazon. but the problem is amazon does not consider them a necessity, so they aren't sending them to me as quickly as possible. so i've been living in this one. >> jimmy: what could be more necessary than a comical night shirt at this point? i mean, really. >> right? and -- exactly. it hides the quarantine 15 that's happened to me. >> jimmy: kaley, how many animals do you have? you have like a whole menagerie living in your house, right? >> we have so many dogs right now. and the funny thing is you have caught us at a moment where every sing one of them is asleep. let me walk you through here. we've got -- let's start it off with we've got norman right here. norman's relaxing. we've got ruby. ruby over here, camera girl. >> jimmy: yes. >> come down here for this front row seat of tank. you've never heard snoring like y

i just kept thinking if they had the big old marti moose thing, from the vacation movie, sorry folks, maybe he wouldn't have realized. connell: he will be happy to be in the headlines for different reasons. teaming up with his old buddy if it all works out as being reported. jared, thank you very much. rob gronkowski only 30 years old, coming out of retirement to play with mr. brady. melissa. melissa: super bowl is in tampa. that is right. a major free fall. at least six states are seeing the lowest gas prices in over a decade. how long this record drop could last. that's next. plus the coronavirus task force will give its daily briefing in the next hour. we will take you straight to the white house just as soon as it against. ♪. here's the thing about managing multiple clouds for your business. when you've got public clouds, and private clouds, and hybrid clouds- things can get a bit cloudy for you. but now, there's the dell technologies cloud, .. actions to help prevent the spread of respiratory diseases. wash your hands. avoid close contact with people who are sick. avoid touching