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and kagan cullen's of c.n.n. who held back effectively yielding to jennings so trump just walked out last ladies and gentlemen thank you very much appreciate it thank you very much now he did actually take to twitter later that day sharing a video of the entire episode along with this comment the lame stream media is truly out of control look how they work conspired together that the enemy of the people i guess it was his attempt to have the last word but it seems that americans have grown numb to this kind of behavior from their president grow numb to those late night tweet storms of his as well and some in a way if we look we could report on trump and his treatment in the us media every week there was so much material that take the night before the episode with jon trump took to twitter that he started and $126.00 tweet rant $126.00 for the most part attacking the a bomb administration and eventually turning to joe scarborough host of m s n b c who trump accused of killing him in 10 years ago now is that breaki

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twilight" prevail will arrive in august it shares the love story from the perspective of vampire edward cullen tom cruise is planning to shoot his next action thriller in space he's taeceaming up with nasa an elon musk's spacex for the film. it'd be the first narrative film shot in space. >>> nicholas cage set to play joe exotic in another planned, scripted series about the "tiger king." the eight-episode series produced by cbs will explore how he became joe exotic and how he lost himself. >> somehow, i see the resemblan resemblance. >> so perfect. >>> let's go to wall street, where investors are considering just how deep the fallout will be when the government is forced to borrow to cover the sim ltim money going out, plus something for nurses week. karen tso is joining us. good morning. >> good morning. the u.s. treasury department will borrow a record $3 trillion this quarter by way of compareso scomparison $477 billion the first quarter the borrowing will continue in the third, as well the debt is because of covid-19. the money will be used to mostly sib subsidy the emergency measures goin

apartment and we really got to bond and know each other robin morrow jean turner ameri corps bennett john cullen well i mean we're literally next door to each other and. and we're all of you know none of us knew seattle's who were all of any outskirts of seattle about 45 minutes outside of the city and it was just a great where are our studios in an old shoe warehouse that they converted and nobody knew what this thing was you know we were trying to figure out i think the 3rd episode and we kind of realized it was a it was a dark comedy you know he cuz. it was just so weird and quirky but raw market was playing this doctor so straight and nobody was really going for laps it was just it was. when people responded the way they did it sort of blew it so hey you know people liked it as much as we certainly do because i happens in this business now i know it happens that you do things you do pilots that you love and just think everyone's going to love and it's just thumbs down so you know it's very cool for a goalie yeah headquarters the rhythms and i always thought of you at what i see the office an

james cullen was wounded in the fighting near the village of ot. our go to. trundle brawl. when i looked i saw a blog pouring out right remarked one. i'm not going to die here in a largely german field. deadly a few weeks later collins parents back home received the news that their son had been wounded in action after being hit by shrapnel he was away from active duty for 2 months. with american troops progressing much faster than expected supply lines were stretched which in particular meant fuel shortages for tanks the advance ground to a halt just behind the german border. that gave the german forces time to rebuild their lines of defense until then the van must had only stationed isolated units in the northern life meanwhile preparations were underway for the 4th storm old men and boys the home guard for germany's last ditch defense in a televised address propaganda minister yosef called on his compatriots determination. i would be if you left out the food but if you keep in mind the fact you're going to. be a big. you're not going to the times you can go as usual goebb

evelyn cullen moved to from from london to be near her family to live with her daughter and son in law she lost her husband 31 years ago so things ago when well at the moment yes is there anything else you know i don't think so i quite. i don't think i do business i have but you know i 99 i would hide if i live till next september i should be a 100. i used to have loads and loads of friends and you know i'm the only one left the whole. role the rest have got. a year ago evelyn suffered a severe blow when her only daughter died from cancer at the age of 73. evelyn with true as she didn't want to burden her son in law and grandchildren with her grief meanwhile her health steadily deteriorated. you don't know what is happening and why it is happening you know when. you don't know if you can cope or know but it's a case of got to admit. doctors were concerned so health connector contacted her and now visits regularly. evelyn's condition has gradually improved. somebody that is what you call neutral more or less you know when they can sort of help if you can talk and you can get the tears r

cullen broome and ceo of palma tech. let me start with you, explain for our audience if this works out in the clinical trial, how this drug would be administered. >> so, it's a combination of two molecules that is administered by inhalation. it's an inhalation therapy that goes straight into the lungs. as he referred to glands on the lungs service, it stimulates signals the epithelial to be aware and to start producing a noxious chemical barrier. this is natural, evolution. what we call innate immunity which he referred to earlier on. what we intend to do is run into clinical trials, one to prevent infection and one to treat earlf covid-19. >> laura: leo, if this had been around for a while, general understanding of how this was disinfecting lungs, could this have been something the president had heard about or was even briefed on? or generally understood? >> i don't know, laura. you have to ask him not. but this notion of using superoxide to kill pathogens, echoes back. my mom talked about using disinfecting. you wouldn

simon cullen, cnn, australia. >>> coming up, britain's government is defending its response to the coronavirus epidemic. but hindsight is giving us a clearer picture. we'll talk about that next. >>> plus there's been a spike in deaths in one nigerian state. some are calling it mysterious. the details coming up. - when i noticed my sister moving differently, i didn't know what was happening. she said it was like someone else was controlling her mouth. her doctor said she has tardive dyskinesia, which may be related to important medication she takes for her depression. her ankles would also roll and her toes would stretch out. i noticed she was avoiding her friends and family. td can affect different parts of the body. it may also affect people who take medications for bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. she knows she shouldn't stop or change her medication, so we were relieved to learn there are treatment options for td. - if this sounds like you or someone you know, visit talkabouttd.com to sign up to receive a personalized doctor discussion guide to help start a conversation with your doctor

simon cullen has our report. >> reporter: as the coronavirus outbreak has taken hold in the united statesld trump has regularly pointed the finger elsewhere. >> it comes from china, that's why. it comes from china, we are not happy with china. we're not happy with that whole situation. >> reporter: it's a message that has resonated with australia's prime minister who has been pushing for an international inquiry into the pandemic. scott morrison tweeting last month that the pair spoke about working together and increasing the response to epidemic pandemics. >> we will need an inquiry that looks at what has occurred here so we can learn the lessons. i would hope that any other nation be it china or anyone else, would share that objective. >> reporter: beijing is not happening, confusing australia of pandering to washington's desire for a scapegoat. >> the chinese government has released information related to covid-19 in a reasonable manner and we have worked closely with the w.h.o. and other countries. >> reporter: its embassy has been releasing tit for tat statements with its host countr

fundamentalllly, cullen cap was kneeliling for the freededom toe , for the f freedom to have equity, even from the freedom as i would suspect he was a now from infection. -- we were running frfrom racact terror o only to n into the stage of covid-19 only to run from covid-19 into the face of racist terror. abouti want to ask you the second v video that we mentioned that went viral over memorial day weekend o of this y cocooper, this n new york residt and a central part calling -- falsely calling police on christian cooper when he urged her to leash her dog and claiming he was assaulting her. franklin templeton, the investment firm subsequently fired her. interestingly, franklin templeton is the same investment firm that fought the government of puerto rico over its bankruptcy, had no problem with creating massive distress for millions and millions of puerto ricans during a crisis, but now because of the bad publicity, immediately fired amy cooper. your response to that particular incident -- amy: let's go to a clip of exactly what happened, this film by the man christian cooper -- no

there were two other soldiers, corporal cullen and reinhardt buried beneath me. i was sure i was alive but they were not sure they were. didn't know if they had all of their limbs. we dug them out within 20 or 30 minutes and learned about half of the people in the farmhouse had been killed and some of us had survived. the belgian family were killed on their own stairwell to the basement. both children and husband and wife. several infantrymen were killed. we were lucky. i had a second -- i was given a purple heart which i thought was unusual. your own troops shoot you. it never occurred to me you got a purple heart, but you did, if you were wounded. the wounds were mostly cuts of glass. they all healed. there was a cut here that was visible for a long while. my arms and legs, i could have been easily killed by e-house falling on -- a house falling on you, heavy belgian farmhouse but this deem -- beam hitting the table is almost certainly what saved us. after a month we were entering germany again. the battle of the bulge lasted a little over a month. after we wer

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edward cullen himself taking a bite out of the innovative ways artists are making art these days.to shot by himself in quarantine. the upcoming "batman" star in an apartment in london, styled from afar, staging his own stunning photo shoot in isolation. "gq" isn't the only one. bella hadid posing for "vogue" italia via facetime. typically 20 people at a shoot like this. hair, makeup, photographers, lighting crews. now no one but bella. demi lovato also posing via facetime. from fashion to film. >> i pronounce you husband and wife. >> reporter: a long-running australian soap opera is back to filming. but with none of that. >> there's no kissing, hugging, touching of any sort. >> reporter: the soap, called "neighbors," has been on the air for 35 years and now it's resuming production with new rules for its cast. >> there's been hundreds if not thousands of changes by the script department to make sure there are less people in each scene. >> reporter: "the new york times" saying "neighbors" could prove to be, quote, an important precedent for the global screen industry as it tries to

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so this is just a couple days after roosevelt signed a law called the cullen harrison act which declared that 3.2% beer was nonintoxicating. so he had run on the platform of making beer legal again. by having a law that saying it's not intoxicating. therefore it did not violate the 18th amendment. because the 18th amendment said intoxicating liquor is hereby prohibited. and so on april 6th, basically the country went out and partied because they were, like, w who hoo, this is coming to an end. and it's incredible. given that the democrats now control the country, they passed -- they put into the 21st amendment language that it would be ratified by a state convention. since the democrats controlled most of the state houses, the states just started lining up their conventions and voting one by one by one. how long do you think it took given michigan is the very first state, april 10th. how long do you think it took for us to ratify the 21st amendment? keep in mind the 18th amendment took 13 months during the war. how long did the 21st amendment take? it took a little bit longer than that.

so this is just a couple days after roosevelt signed a law called the cullen harrison act, which declaredthat 3.2% beer was nonintoxicating. so he had run on a platform of making beer legal again. and by having a law that's saying it's not intoxicating, therefore, it did not violate the 18th amendment, because the 18th amendment said intoxicating liquor is hereby prohibited. so, congress just simply said that 3.2% is nonintoxicating. so on april 6th, basically, the country went out and partied, because they were like, whoo-hoo! obviously, prohibition's coming to an end. we have this amendment which states are starting to line up to ratify. and it's incredible. given that the democrats now controlled the country, they passed -- they put into the 21st amendment language that it would be ratified by state convention. and since the democrats controlled most of the state houses, the states just started lining up their conventions and voting, one by one by one. so, how long do you think it took, given michigan is the very first state, april 10th? how long do you think it took for us to ratify t