pigeon races got cau~ht necessary. pigeon races got caught up — necessary.s got caught up in — necessary. pigeon races got caught up in rules _ necessary. pigeon races got caught up in rules that - necessary. pigeon races got caught up in rules that were not designed for racing. i want to take this pigeon race in problem seriously and lent the government publicly to the campaign, get hold of the french, get them to drop their rules, and help us get a new agreement with the european union. it should have been sorted out as part of the long brexit negotiations but it has been overlooked.— brexit negotiations but it has been overlooked. mick says his racin: been overlooked. mick says his racing pigeons _ been overlooked. mick says his racing pigeons are _ been overlooked. mick says his racing pigeons are fit, - racing pigeons are fit, vaccinated, and pose little risk. ., , ., ., ., vaccinated, and pose little risk. ., , ., ._, risk. from my loft to a local oint, risk. from my loft to a local point. put _ risk. from my loft to a local point, put into _ risk. fro

— clearly not if you were a fan of pigeon racing? yes, perhaps we thou~ht pigeon racing?n racing? yes, perhaps we thought we had heard it all- pigeon racing? yes, perhaps wel thought we had heard it all about brexit. _ thought we had heard it all about brexit, but... i had never heard about— brexit, but... i had never heard about the — brexit, but... i had never heard about the great threat to pigeons until this — about the great threat to pigeons until this evening, but apparently their knowledge across the channel any more _ their knowledge across the channel any more and certainly not easily. they— any more and certainly not easily. they need — any more and certainly not easily. they need a — any more and certainly not easily. they need a health certificate signed — they need a health certificate signed by a vet and they need apparently to be in the eu for 21 days— apparently to be in the eu for 21 days before they can be released, and i'm _ days before they can be released, and i'm not— days before they can be released, and i'm not an expert on the world of pigeon — a

nick says his racing pigeons are _ overlooked. nick says his racing pigeons are fit, _ overlooked.ccinated and l overlooked. nick says his racing - pigeons are fit, vaccinated and pose little risk. ., , ., ., ., little risk. from my life to a local oint, little risk. from my life to a local point. but _ little risk. from my life to a local point, but into _ little risk. from my life to a local point, but into sealed _ little risk. from my life to a local| point, but into sealed containers, put onto a pedestal to transfer the, let go i'm the pages fly out of the crate, they don't touch the floor and the come back home. it's never been a problem for over 100 years so why should it be a problem now because a brexit?_ because a brexit? untilthe dealership _ because a brexit? untilthe dealership for _ because a brexit? untilthe dealership for these - because a brexit? untilthe dealership for these birds l because a brexit? until the i dealership for these birds like because a brexit? until the - dealership for these birds like the rest of us, the chance of a foreign get away as a flight

they are not that kind of pigeon. does pigeons exist but these are not those pigeons.'t just release them and expect they will do that circle. like the doves. >>> that's good to know. appreciate that. i have no way to spin this other than the drought got worse. more than 85% of our entire state which is huge is in the second highest category. exceptional and extreme. exceptional jumped up to 33% and guess where it spread? here in the north bay. it is all the way over to the coast. all of marin county, all of solano county, all of napa county, all of sonoma and solano , and contra costa and all of alameda are now in the highest category of drought. let's end this with fun. the 80s swept the diamondbacks and have the royals come in from kansas city. dropping down to 56 degrees in it will be breezy. dress appropriately. >>> texas bakery is overwhelmed by support after losing business because of its cookies. confections in lufkin said a customer canceled a major order after they posted voter photos of its rainbow cookie. customers started lining up to support the bakery. o

while pigeons, euros... i am looking for— football? while pigeons, euros... always --we have a course, we will always ——we have a red sofa. according to this statistic crunches, this is the hardest call of all of the knockout games, wales against denmark, two similar games, both of the goalkeepers playfulness for leicester city so they know each other very well. the thousands of welsh fans who would normally be with their team in amsterdam are having to roar on the side from home due to covid travel restrictions, but the team will have the fans in their hearts as they walk out for the first euro 2020 knockout game against denmark at 5 o'clock this evening, live here on bbc one. our reporter tomos morgan is in cardiff. look at that! morning, tomos. i thought for the moment you had the man himself all the way from amsterdam but that is a lovely cutout that what a way to inspire the youngsters behind you! yeah, they have beenjoined by two welsh stars this morning but no doubt they will be taking their inspiration for their derby match from this man rather than m

king pigeons have been bred domestically for generations.m defenseless. >> these are not the pigeons downtown. >> if you are going to rescue these guys, take them home and get them a good home. take good care of them. they make good pets. >> is these latest birds up for adoption in a oakland. she has foster homes across the bay area and 190 birds as of today. >> they suffer a lot and they get eaten alive. it is a bad debt. >> is it worse? them being butcher? >> i think so. i think so. me the one is great. >> the best intentions, the worst of outcomes, and much often. >>> california students did months of distance learning. some of them did a year. tonight, look at who doesn't want to go back to the classroom, from college kids. >> there is incredible talent. we just haven't built the all of this started when we discovered the benefits of local, raw honey for our family. and then we said "hey, you know what? this is a business right here." we went out and started to sell it. to help us get going, we got the chase business complete banking ℠ a

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. >> sreenivasan: finally tonight, on this fathers day, when a baby pigeon fell to the street in northerno, its life almost ended then and there-- but it had a stroke of very good luck, anthat luck has turned into a beautiful friendship. this is a story about what makes a friendship flourish and last. >> ( translated ): i was walking and i saw a small, almost featherless pigeon fall to the ground and try to escape the cats. so, i came back home thinking "another living being that is going to have a bad day." i told my wife about it and she asked, "did you not take it?" i said, "well, no, i didn't take it." so i went back to pick it up and i came home with blanchon in my pocket. >> sreenivasan: for the 80-year- old retiree, there is no shortage of things to do together. the young pigeon he calls blanchon, which means“ whitecoat,” never lets him out of her sight. >> ( translated ): the question i am often asked about my relationship with blanchon is "what is the feeling that-- not ties you to one another, because we are not tied-- can make you stay together?" i don't know. i am not a psycho

the only twist — blanchon is a pigeon. the bbc�*s tim allman explains.eart is true, you're a pal and a confidant. to call them the odd couple seems almost like an understatement. an 80—year—old man who used to work in the building trade and a two—year—old white pigeon. there are unusual when she began when xavier, he is the man, not the bird, was out for a stroll. �* ,, �* man, not the bird, was out for a stroll. �* ,, ~ ., a stroll. translation: i saw a small almost _ a stroll. translation: i saw a small almost featherless - a stroll. translation: | saw a | small almost featherless pigeon fall to the ground and tried to escape some cuts. i thought, another living being is having another living being is having a bad day. i told my wife and she asked, "did you not take it?" and i said no, i didn't. so i went back to pick it up and i came home with blanchon in my pocket. and i came home with blanchon in my pocket-— in my pocket. wherever one noes, in my pocket. wherever one goes. the — in my pocket. wherever one goes, the other _ in my pocket. wherever one

the only twist — blanchon is a pigeon.ur heart is true, you're a pal and a confidant.# to call them the odd couple seems almost like an understatement. an 80—year—old man who used to work in the building trade and a 2—year—old white pigeon. their unusual friendship began when xavier — he is the man, not the bird — was out for a stroll. translation: i saw a small, almost featherless, pigeon i fall to the ground and tried to escape some cats. i thought, another living being is having a bad day. i told my wife, and she asked, "did you not take it?" and i said "no, i didn't." so i went back to pick it up, and i came home with blanchon in my pocket. wherever one goes, the other follows. xavier thinks their relationship could be an example for others. translation: there are billions of us, i and we have to share the earth. animals have as much of a right to be here as we do. we must know how to respect them, and everyone can do it. people often ask xavier how he managed to train the bird to be so tame. no trick, he replies — jus

turns a little bit to the left and then the pigeon here's a click and knows that it means that thereis a little bit of rice or some food. then he waits for the pigeon to turn a little bit more and reinforces them so i think the way you put it is we begin to try. we've always got to try things on but now we get to try things on and within a few minutes, you get either lots of pellets of grain or nothing. it's very powerful retraining animals. in real life you don't get to reward people on a second basis and when they are delivered minutes later, they don't work generally very well. it's usually can you get the reward within seconds. we are putting ourselves out there and saying trained me. shape my behavior. for teenagers this is completely disastrous. i'm passionate about this and i think we don't understand the many ways that this is changing the basic fabric of society into such a way that nothing works right anymore. tell us about some other harmful outcomes. you talk about the extremes. what else are you concerned about? >> i totally agree that the beginner analogy is i think we

we might even have time to talk about my favourite paper, which is about the pigeon racers. come back to that story in the second review. for now, rob and olivia cub get a half an hours rest. catch up on the match you missed. we will talk again in a0 minutes. olivia and rob, isay, will be back at the bottom of the hour. sport is coming up next and i will have more news for you at the top of the hour. good evening. i'm tulsen tollett with your sports news, where it was a day of highs and lows at the european championship. at wembley, england beat the czech republic 1—0 to guarantee top spot in group d, while for scotland, there was disappointment as they lost out to world cup finalists croatia 3—1 at hampden park. ben croucher wraps up all the action. scotla nd scotland will boogie no more. in the first major men's tournament for a generation hope exceeded expectation. it does little to dull the pain. nothing but he would net would have done. horatio faced the same scenario. there were always going to be goals. the phone for scotland was that crozier got the first. game to fi

an 80—year—old man who used to work in the building trade and a 2—year—old white pigeon. the bird — was out for a stroll. translation: i saw a small, almost featherless, pigeon i fall to the ground and tried to escape some cats. i thought, another living being is having a bad day. i told my wife, and she asked, "did you not take it?" and i said "no, i didn't." so i went back to pick it up, and i came home with blanchon in my pocket. wherever one goes, the other follows. xavier thinks their relationship could be an example for others. translation: there are billions of us, - and we have to share the earth. animals have as much of a right to be here as we do. we must know how to respect them, and everyone can do it. people often ask xavier how he managed to train the bird to be so tame. no trick, he replies — just mutual respect. # thank you for being a friend.# tim allman, bbc news. there we are. a little heartwarming story to end the bulletin. you are up—to—date on bbc news. don't forget the website. goodbye for now. hello. monday was the summer solstice, but for some pla

to go to circle all he did is wait until the pigeon turns a little bit to the left and and he knowsthere's a little tiny rice or something some food. anyways until the pigeon turns a little bit more and that reinforces him and so they think that the night as we get to try things on. but we've always good to try things on. but now, try things on and within a few minutes, you get either lots of pellets of grain or nothing. deafening silence we get nasty comments. and so is very powerful for training animals. and but in real life, if you don't get to reward people on a second basis. and when rewards are delivered, they don't work. are not well. it really is from that training animal behavior really can get the reward within seconds printed for the first time in human history. we are all pretty much like out there and saying that world, train me. keep my behaviors. and for teenagers this is conclude completely disastrous. chi'm passionate about business while of your book so much. please note think we understand the many ways this is changing the basic fabric of society. in such a way t

course nevada me in fan is cool muslims cockroaches in need of extermination and has said that the pigeon government is weak and should have invaded ukraine, that seems to be redolent of the kind of rhetoric we heard from some trump supporters. i'm not defending a volley and i know that volleys popularity is very, very minimal and it's support is very, very low inside of russia. and that's why i think it's a big mistakes for putting to to make him into a martyr. i think you latin yvonne, the speak and via me has an actual critique of corruption. and that should be acted on. corruption is not in the interest of the russian people, and i know that the bad friends who are, are favorable to my russian friends who talk about not applying to my scouts, they have not having their kids apply to moscow state university because there's so much corruption involved in the admission process. this affects people throughout russia has no corruption of the united states effect people here. what is the lobbying effort in the united states? what is the defense contractors with their big machines getting th

but for that everyone has to pigeon, including both her daughters, aged $7.00 and $9.00. we're going to get to know, i'm always afraid when i'm working that i'll be bitten by insects or snakes or that i'll fall into a pit scope. i live on line. i'd really like to go to school, but we need money. we don't even have our own house. so i have to collect micah. and i'm big. u. s. law has been in place in india since 2016. no child under the age of 14 isn't allowed to work. but the government itself concedes that around $12000000.00 children and young people are doing just fast aid organizations. estimate there. around 44000000 child labor's in india a summer that around 22000 children working in illegal mines in the states of john kind and b ha . many of them have never known a life without work. because of their size, they are also made to crawl into freshly dog, unsecure pence and shots and i'm always afraid when i'm looking for mica. not long ago over there, 2 or 3 children of my age were buried in one of the shops and they died. yeah, i want to go to school. i don't want t

then he waits until that pigeon turns more. so we can try things on. we both got to try things on and then within a few minutes you get lots of pellets of green or nothing or nasty comments. or silence. behaviors very powerful for training animals. if in real life you don't get to award people that minutes later they don't work. that training and behavior in the first time in human history we put ourselves out there to say world, train me. world, shape my behavior. for teenagers this is completely disaster us. sorry. i am passionate and i love your book so much. we don't understand the many ways this is changing the basic fabric of society. in such a way that nothing works right anymore. tell us about other harmful outcomes. tell us about extremists. >> on the one hand i totally agree that the skinner analogy. we are looking for that instant. but not everyone. this is a key point. i'm not arguing everyone has the potential to turn into doctor jekyll or hide. the average social media user hardly post at all they are basically visible and rarely post abo

and kind of find ways to corporate, just like pigeon, and bite and did, and trying to show more get involved with european discussions, you know, get involved with more talks with europe so that people can kind of, you know, focus a little bit away from this competition or whose number one super power, i mean the, you know, they shouldn't really be any super power. you know, we should all find better ways to, to improve human rights to improve trade. and china has to be part of that discussion who told me how perceptions enjoyed her about the about issues around sort of liberal values and western values. what we logical western values, how those a, how those perceptions are changing, given that there's so much more movement for chinese people in the global situation . ok, i think that for example, europe and the us would benefit from, from understanding chinese culture more from understanding the history more the language. i mean, the reason i think people feel so alienated now in germany is because we don't actually have much contact direct contact with china and chinese people. and so if w

pigeon can't swim, gold flush can't fly. as a goldfish better than a pigeon? right? in fact, the electric vehicle had a very good business model, and was very viable for urban transportation, as early automobiles were. and was also cleaner, quieter, they would be classed in at a time when gasoline and automobiles couldn't really gas. the glass would crack. the other thing is the electric car at a business model different than the one we think of over the last hundred years, of cell cars to people, and make our money, build more cars. the electric vehicle company developed, and i want you to think about uber or lift, that's what they were. in 1899, they had a fleet of hundreds of taxicabs, most in new york city, and you could get a taxi ride, you could rent the vehicle for a week or a month. you could buy the vehicle, relatively expensive, but you could buy one. what they found is they had a hard time providing taxi service because so many people were at leasing them or holding them for long periods of time. it was a viable business. the webb killed it. there's a coup

headed towards 84, they had a crash near pigeon pass but that is in the clearing stages.outh 680 at mission boulevard, not affecting main lines of 680. west 580, altamont pass, it's the usual stuff. extra busy conditions towards north flynn and we are tracking brake lights heading towards dublin interchange. there is a wind advisory issued by chp overnight for this portion of the road way. traveling through altamont, be extra careful especially if in a high profile vehicle. 51 minutes 205 to 680. no delays on 80, highway 4 clear as well as 101 out of the south bay. bart is dealing with a ten minute delay due to equipment problem on the train but the service is increasing, so that is good news as well as capital corridor, schedule changes start today. darren has more on the wind advisory. >>> it starts at noon today. first look how pretty it is from danville. we've got our camera looking at the shoulder of mount diablo in the distance. if we watch the last 15 minutes you see a little bit stratus cloud as the sun comes up. there is not a lot but there are patchy areas where

several kayakers have been attacked in pesca deer rainier pigeon point and bean hallow. in june of 2013 a kayaker was attacked in pacifica. two months later a surfer was attacked near pillar point in half moon bay. in december of 2017, a shark attacked a surfer off the count of point rays in marin county and october 2018, a diver was attacked near the islands. all of those victims did survive. but you may recall the shark attack last year in santa cruz. a 26-year-old attacked near manresa state beach died from his injuries. we broke the shark attack on our digital platforms and sent out a push alert to the people who have our nbc bay area app. download it so you can get breaking news and weather alerts sent straight to your phone. it is free on the app and google play stores. >>> now to south florida, where we have new information in the deadly condo collapse. four of the five victims have now been identified. 54-year-old stacy dawn fang was the mother of the teenage boy you see here being rescued from the rubble early thursday morning. she died shortly after arriving at

their wings. [ laughter ] don't worry though, the pigeon's gone.no relation at all, i just want to remind everyone about nathan's five-cent hotdogs this summer on coney island [ cheers and applause happy summer, everybody. we have a great show give it up for the roots come on. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: what a show we have for you tonight. she stars in the netflix movie "stowaway," anna kendrick is here >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: plus, his new book -- one of the funniest guys i have ever met -- "the history of stand-up: from mark twain to dave chappelle," is available now. wayne federman is on the show. >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: love wayne federman. and his song "astronaut in the ocean" has hit number one in six countries. we've got music from "masked wolf!" [ cheers and applause all that, plus we'll be doing an all-new thank you notes later in the show. but, first, guys, i know a lot of people who find math boring yeah well, we've updated math to make the equations more about stuf

sharks have attacked surfers near pigeon point, june 2013 a kayaker attacked at linda mar beach, thatbasically pacifica. december 2017 a shark attack add surfer off point reyes in marin county. now all of these people who were attacked survived. we've also seen a handful of attacks in the santa cruz area over the past ten years. take a look at this, pleasure point, davenport landing and opal cliff. an extremely rare deadly attack happened last may in the santa cruz area at the state beach may of 2020. since the year 2000 there have been six deadly shark attacks in california. now we broke the story on our digital platforms, sent out a push alert right after the attack happened. make sure to download our app. you can get weather alerts sent to your phone. it is free on the apple and google play stores. >>> 18,000 soccer fans filled paypal park for the quakes' first big game of the year without capacity restrictions. marianne favro is there with a look at the crowd and special thank you to first responders who helped all of us during the pandemic. >> reporter: soccer fans have been wait

same thing with a pigeon in sanford. but you know what i'm saying.'t care would move know had to move around and he was. yeah, it's a you have a showdown with a pitch. i did. and i guess not 41 right now and. >> hey, if you renew your driver's license during this pandemic time. and you know, you couldn't get in in person to the dmv, you can get the real id. try because you have to be in person do that. well, now the dmv is saying. >> come on down and get a free real id you can upgrade for free since they were close to walk ins for so long. so they're doing this between now and the end of the year, you had to have renewed during the pandemic time, james. so we're out right now. we do need a real id. everybody needs it. starting may of 2023 see have plenty of time. and if you have a passport, you can travel without. but if you don't, you have to have the real id. a regular license won't be good enough free to fly state to state. so make sure you get that done. time now is 9.42. we'll be right back. what if you could push a button and less carbon would

. >> this is pigeon 21. this is a picture, wide-angle picture, fantastic picture.is beautiful. that is full. >> this is a narrow angle camera view. the mayor -- orson: the mariner missions were great achievements for the scientists. but the pictures of mars showed a world of total desolation. was mars less like the earth, then, and more like the moon? there were no canals. no cities, no areas of cultivation, no signs of upheaval or layering in the martian crust to indicate the planet was active or evolving geologically. the pictures revealed no volcanoes to spew out gases that could enrich the atmosphere. and water, so essential to life, seemed to be present only in traces. the atmosphere was so thin as to make the possibility of life seem even more remote. for the fans of science fiction, not very exciting. but for scientists, the whole excitement is finding out the facts. that's the whole name of the game. now these first flybys had revealed only some of the facts. but all the same, the exploration of mars, and of all the other planets of the solar system, was ac

as we enter the heat of fire season, pigeon is warning customers to prepare for power outages, utility in extreme drought conditions, the fire danger is extremely high, especially with the high temperatures we expect later this week. pigeon is reminding people that high hot winds can blow branches and debris into power lines, and that contact can start a fire. it's encouraging customers to clear 100 ft. of space around their homes removeds. the agency that oversees the state's electric power system is warning californians the hot weather forecast for this week could put additional stress on our power grid, southern california is preparing for an excessive heat watch right now, cal. i also doesn't have any planned rolling brownouts. but flex alerts could be issued across california in the coming days, depending on how much electricity californians use during the hottest hours. the state of california officially reopens tomorrow on june 15th and people across the state are now eager to put those covid-19 lockdown measures behind them and enjoy a summer of fun. golden gate park was very b

and that's for the show what we'd like a wednesday when pigeon needs with joe by mid geneva until then keep in touch with social media and tell us of using native nation media reporting on china. it's fast . the guys are financial survival guide, liquid assets. those that you can convert into cash quite easily. but keep in mind, no out just to mean to inflation, better watch guys report guidelines is no stability or predictability from america. i may have to, to regret the state of the relationship with the u. s. in an interview with nbc ahead of his 1st summit with president biden. meanwhile, bob, why i'm rooftop knife is shadow the nato. some it's in brussels, where lines chiefs double down on the suppose the threat from russia, and also china and joe biden promises half a 1000000000 jobs for poor nations. but it seems that they won't be available for every 40. we look at how washington is favoring its allies. i've written ah.

and that's for the show what we'd like a wednesday when pigeon needs with joe biden in geneva until then keep in touch with social media and tell us of using major major media reporting on china. ah, ah ah, one of the worst in mass shootings in america was in las vegas in 2017. the tragedy a close a little of the real last vegas. where many say elected officials are controlled by casino loaners. the dangerous shooting revealed what? the l v m p d really is and now it's part of the stem machine to the american public barely remembers that it happened, but just shows you the power of money in las vegas. the powerful showed that true colors when the pen, demik haired, the most contagious contagion that we've seen in decades. and then you have a mayor who doesn't care to care on goodman, offering the lives of the vegas residence, to be the control group, to the shiny facade, conceal a deep indifference to the people the vice could have been saved. if they were to take an action, absolutely keep the registering and keep the slot machines being in vegas is a money machine is a huge cash regist

and kind of find ways to corporate, just like pigeon, and bite and did. and china should, won't get involved with european discussions, you know, get involved with more talks with europe, so that people can kind of, you know, focus a little bit away from this competition or whose number one super power. i mean, the, you know, they shouldn't really be any super power. you know, we should all find better ways to, to improve human rights to improve trade. and china has to be part of that discussion. who tell me how perceptions enjoying are about, about issues, around sort of liberal values and western values. what were large co western values? how those are, how those perceptions are changing, given that there's so much more movement for chinese people in the global situation . okay, i think that for example, in europe and the us would benefit from, from understanding chinese culture more from understanding the history more the language. i mean, the reason i think people feel so alienated now in germany is because we don't actually have much contact direct c

together with south africa and now issue the letter asking others to join in $83.00 countries to, to pigeon with more funding. but isn't it all just taking place to slowly go back to those numbers again? i mean, if we have here in europe, more than 15 times more likely that you've been vaccinated in, in part of the continent of africa, where we think the future that can be allowed to happen again. commit now, and that's one of the things that we are working together with germany and south african others on to make sure that if we have a situation again in the future, either with a pandemic or an epa demick that we are able to respond more quickly that's why we are investing so much, not only in the distribution of x teams, but also to make sure that we have an architecture politically that can with withstand what comes as a big shock, obviously to everyone with the panoramic this time. and he had on peyton's just today, medicine has criticized norway alongside the e u in switzerland and other countries for dragging their feet on this discussion. what's your response to that? quote, peyton's

last 3 and a half hours the who's so let's take a look at the outcomes of the summits. biden and pigeon agreed to hold consultations on strategic stability and nuclear arms control. they also discussed a possible prisoner exchange and agreed to return their respective ambassadors to the posts. there was no breakthrough on cybersecurity. they both did say that they wanted to hold further discussion on the issue a stumbling blocks, please, and above both raise concerns about human rights in each other's countries. they also failed to come up with any concrete action plan for ukraine. ne guys deal with the russian president's media conference that followed the main thing among the difficult questions that lied to me to face, that which joe barton had the good fortune to escape with. questions about the opposition that we have pointed out the li protesters, the rest of following the events in capitol hill. but they faced as much as 25 years in jail for you 5 years in jail for a political program. the year the do budget said that there's new comparison to because they're criminal, but a leg

the keys didn't don't being tough enough with bloody mit pigeon saying the russian president got what he wanted. the russian lead of his partner scribes his counterpart as a professional. we're going to go, you know, i'd like to say that the image of president biden, which the press in russia and even in america is drawing, has nothing to do with reality. he's been on a long journey flying across the atlantic. so we're talking about jet like here. you know, even when i fly, it throws me off balance a little. and yet he looked alert. i told him face to face for 2 hours or maybe a little more than that. he's completely in the loop. he did look into his notes from time to time, but we'll do that. and that image has being drawn by the media kind of low, you into a full sense of security. but there's no reason for that whatsoever, because it is a professional. and you've got to be very careful with him in order not to miss anything. he doesn't miss anything. i can assure you, go to the student in geneva. the u. s. leader was fortunate enough to avoid tough questions from the baby perhaps b

quite a bit of anger growing more grave, discovered quite an ugly chapter in canada history flooding pigeons, annual live q, and a session this year clocked in at almost 4 hours. president reveal hilton for russia's sport and co with vaccine and said that foreign social media must have a local laws if they want to operate in the country. konstantin roscoe takes us through what was said. let me finally reveal he was vaccinated was supposed to be so again, back in april, when he got the shot, he refrained from revealing what was the what was the shot. he said he would not want to advertise for any particular ran, saying that all 3 russian vaccines are equally effective. but now when he was asked again, what was it he finally give it away. also touched upon the subject of mandatory vaccination in russia. and you know, probably that some of the regions in this country and post limited mandatory vaccination, we could say for certain groups of people, especially those involved in public sector is and attainment bars, restaurants, etc. so letterman couldn't make it clear that he is not a supporter

mister pigeon spoke in front of the business, lead top managers of the world, larger companies and corporations fios and heads of find around 2004 and gets on here, impacts and signing contracts and building bridges and just communicating. mr. patient has made a big announcement at the for, even if you wouldn't you, i am glad to announce that today 2 and a half hours ago, the laying of pipes. the 1st string of the nord stream to gas pipeline was successfully completed the work on the 2nd line continue the entire linear work, including the offshore section is completed from the german side. the pipe came up from the russian side to us and they need to be lifted and welded, but the laying itself is complete. reading the russian president also paid quite a lot of attention to the situation with the tour of ours pandemic. and the importance of vaccines and saving people and whole nations. i did you soon with this is the domestic pharmaceutical industry is ready to further increase the production of vaccine. and we fully meet the power own needs. and we can also provide an opportunity for more citiz

have given that cause the world was looking in geneva, about nuclear disarmament between biden and pigeon. everybody knows, including then that israel has anywhere between $1.00 to $400.00 nuclear weapons and the only known nuclear power in the middle east. why don't they want to talk about it? because there's this idea that's been established for decades, pretty much since the beginning that there was somehow and a strategic benefit in not acknowledging you have the weapons, but oil cycle enemy, no, you have the weapon. i mean, in this day and age in 2021. it's an absurdity that israel still doesn't acknowledge. they have nuclear weapons. we all know they do. and nuclear free will then nuclear free middle a means only say israel should have and i went but no one wants to seriously talk about that. well, not certainly. those are in town why. why do you think that is? i mean, presumably the installation demona need servicing by international contractors. maybe. i mean, why grown holds on this program saying, look, i can talk about that. or, i mean usually deterrent means you tell people yo

as you know, legend pigeon usually can answer from 70 to 80 questions. so what happens to the other questions were not sure. that's exactly what i would like to start with today because you've been with them. so in 2019 when we had one of the direct lines, it was a full blown event. like this one. we received over 1000000 inquiries in question. sure. last year, when we combined a direct line event with the conference of the year, we had what year was it? well, i was a 1000000. so here's what i can tell you again. maybe that's a little bit when you're going to sell cars on the tell me, but i would like to say that we will do our best to take the best care possible of every question was familiar in 2019. it was approved north of 1000000 questions already. you know, 500000 have already been fully assessed and we gave response to some of them still thompson. i work in progress. one reason is that to properly respond to question, we need to introduce changes to all law was mission. we need to so some related questions we need to change the at the bi shareable

. >> they're all covered to be pigeon proof. >> reporter: yet once in a while a familiar sound awakens. it's the sound of crews taking a cable car out for a test run. it's part training session for new operators, part promise of things to come. >> just for that moment it kind of brings back some normalcy. >> reporter: for veteran operator and trainer duane noerfleet, it's a hand to feel the grip. >> you can take in the entire city. >> nice to see you. >> reporter: and reunite with the public. >> he all ask the same question. when are you coming back? >> september maybe. >> reporter: this month the mayor gave crews a return date. the cars will resume in august for free and in september for pay. before that, there's much main taping to do. >> there are over 2400 pulleys in the system itself. we have to check them. there's some new bodies here and they have to be trained on how to work a cable car. >> reporter: there's no expertise needed to know what these cars mean to people. >> they clap, they high-five, they take pictures. >> i wish it was yesterday. >> reporter: he said the neat's be

lot of us sit at home eating in these athletes are like we are not realistically growing up in the pigeonetting a good image and took a look at with a great statement saying that each player, each person has a difference in taste. ladle that each player, each person has a difference in taste.— difference in taste. we will come onto coca-cola _ difference in taste. we will come onto coca-cola but _ difference in taste. we will come onto coca-cola but going - difference in taste. we will come onto coca-cola but going back i difference in taste. we will come onto coca-cola but going back to onto coca—cola but going back to ronaldo, are you saying then that he knew what he was doing? i ronaldo, are you saying then that he knew what he was doing?— ronaldo, are you saying then that he knew what he was doing? i don't know if he knew exactly _ knew what he was doing? i don't know if he knew exactly what _ knew what he was doing? i don't know if he knew exactly what he _ knew what he was doing? i don't know if he knew exactly what he was - if he knew exactly what he was doing, i would if he knew e

chuck schumer looks like he has a pigeon in his throat.of nonsense in order to be part of the left-wing media. only on fox we talked about this crime in the democratic cities. you have not heard joe biden mentioned one about black lives matter, antifa at all in these democratic cities. the prosecution in these democratic cities, all these criminals, it does not exist because that is their base. their base. one final point. when kim talked about education, i used to be a former schoolteacher. it is a democratic playbook to dumbed down people of color not give them quality education. because that will is what creates dependency. >> sean: leo i'm going to ask you, if we need a hat and it is going to be kim classic for congress. -- kim klacik for congress. that is next hat. you i'm going to give you one night have to have on the show. off of leo 2.0. good to see you again take a look better with the hat on. i need my hat. when we come back, a special programming announcement you don't want to miss. it would be cool to ride a horse on the moon.

. >> now you'll have the same puppets, pigeons and pawns say biden needed to talk tougher when they saidothing when trump took putin's side over american intelligence? give me a break. howie: joining us now to an a lies the coverage, guy benson, host of the guy benson radio show and podcast and clarence page, columnist for the chicago tribune. the divide isn't between liberals, it's that this was a normal business like meeting that could yield results down the road. what's your take on the coverage? >> i mean, they're rooting for biden. i think most americans are rooting for our president but i also think it's reasonable to ask the he question, to your initial part of the point, howie, what exactly was achieved here aside from these two men getting together, you mentioned the what aboutism and the shamelessness of vladimir putin. there was a references in the montage to the helsinki summit which i thought was a low moment in the trump presidency but while talks in the word of a president is important, it matters, results matter more and the fact is, in the last week or two we've seen a p

also known as the amount of time it takes for my hips to regain feeling after pigeon pose.nned in alabama because apparently some christians were afraid that yoga would open the door for people to be converted to hinduism. they thought doing yoga would turn their kids hindu? the only thing yoga turns you into is someone who won't shut up about yoga. so now kids are allowed to take yoga as an elective, but hold your flow folks, because meditation is not allowed. how do you police that? (as angry teacher) duncan, you've been very quiet yotter not b young man jesus wants your ika snak the bill also requires that english names be used for all poses and exercises, and students won't be allowed to say namaste. instead, they will have to use the traditional alabama mantra: (southern accent) hey, y'all, watch this! so, while it may seem obvious that a little yoga won't lead to mass conversion, people are still worried. here to discuss further, is one of my writers, pratima money. >> namaste, steve. >> stephen: oh uh. uhh-- thanks. i've never heard you say that before. >> normally i

so now, you're going to have these same pulpits, pigeons and pawns saying biden needed to talk toughering? when trump took putin's side over american intelligence? give me a break. you've got no legitimacy. no leverage. you have no credibility. and yet, here we are. senator tom cotton calling biden's meeting with putin ill-advised. pompeo, former secretary of state, cia, west point, biden should do more than meet. he should hold a joint press conference to blast putin off the stage. like trump did? oh, you only go back, what happened -- it's not a false equivalency. it is apples to apples. it is not what-aboutism. if you're going to say he was not strong enough here, why did you say nothing about that? come on. he's doing, they're doing exactly what putin wants to do. so let's bring back an expert who helped prep biden for the summit to see if she feels the plan went the way it was supposed to. former nato deputy secretary general, undersecretary of state for arms control, rose is back as promised. good to have you. >> nice to see you, chris. thank you for having me. >> from what you c

i think one of the things i was talking about with someone yesterday is we keep trying to pigeon hole the voters. i think we're going to find out they're a more diverse group than we thought. >> you mentioned the absentee ballots outstanding, 124,000. >> yes. >> do you have any sense how those may fall for you? >> so, we're very positive about where the absentee votes are coming from because those are in districts that i won, and so that gives us optimism, but we know that until they're all counted, we are not counting our chickens before they're hatched. >> you did a fair amount of campaigning with andrew yang. how much do you think that helped you? >> we won't know yet, but he was fun to campaign with. and it was about getting out the vote, and i am really happy that we saw substantial more turnout than we did in 2013. >> and real quickly this morning, what is your message to eric adams? >> we're all going to have to have patience. we are all in the mix as we move towards the final count, and i will be absolutely supportive of whoever the democratic nominee is. i hope it's me, but i

just dumps you behind some vespas on a cobble stone street, and you have to fight through a cloud of pigeonsour way back. or even worse, the italygate leads you to rudy's apartment. "oh, no, not more aliens the last one took my neck for experiments and forgot to put it back on. italygate sounds like the last booth on the toll plaza to new jersey it's cash, e-zpass and the italygate, where you just loudly negotiate, "i'm only making a quick errand here. give me a break. stop your [ bleep ] honking! then get a [ bleep ] e-zpass!" [ laughter ] so democrats must take stock of the fact that this is the republican party they're dealing with a republican party whose most powerful figures are disseminating insane conspiracy theories about the election, calling for coups, trying to use the levers of power to subvert elections and whose functionaries are trying to weaponize those lies, as we speak, by turning them into voter suppression laws at least 14 states have enacted gop laws making it harder to vote republicans who sought to overturn the last election are vying for positions as election officia