welcome to the show, ronnie lott. hi, ronnie. >> hello, how are you? kristen: i'm doing great.'m excited you are here. i didn't embarrass you with that introduction, did i? >> not at all. it looked like like and -- black and white television to me. kristen: you know what? you were amazing whether it was black and white video or color. it was just -- those were the days. you definitely know about fitness. when i saw you and jennifer were cochairs on mental fitness and well-being we had to have you on. tell us how this came about. >> it came about with the idea of trying to help young people. i've been doing that for such a long time. i'm very excited about the opportunity to help so many young people throughout california. then on top of that, i think when you think of the governor and you think of the first lady -- knowing what they are trying to accomplish -- i think what they are trying to make sure is that we have a healthy group of kids trying to find ways to use their imagination to be able to create -- to be able to find ways to give back to have enjoyed -- get back to ha

that is why, essentially, how i play ronnie. a comment that miss emma jane sent to us a little bit early. just a few hours earlier and he was just thinking about not just the way that we think about maybe farming and agriculture, but also the way that we think about aid as well. this is what nissan told us. please have a look, have listened and respond immediately off the back of the video. but we really need to see is full aid agencies for government, for other actors to prioritize their she monetary and rational above political considerations and in particularly above a, an aversion to risk. and we're not saying this to anywhere near the extent that's required, as is particularly the case in somalia, where aid resources are very much focused on a handful of 8 hubs of cities and towns. and there is a lack of effort and initiative to try and reach beyond these areas. and it's really important that organizations think beyond the normal ways of working yeah, this one to rally. i, i don't if i can jump it. yeah, yeah. you my, you c

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so ronnie, i, i don't if i can jump it. yeah, yeah. you my, you go fast. this, if this one's going to think ok, this is a difficult one for roddy as well as i guess you take a go ahead. i mean, my go ahead as well, but you know, i'm putting you on a hot seat today because i am said i'll tell you about drought. i don't want is allusions. you, i want you experts bring me solutions. all right. me my, you processed yeah. no, absolutely. i think i totally agree with that video and i think we really need to, i mean, with conversations that we have on a regular basis, we're kind of challenging ourselves and saying, well, what are we doing wrong? you know, in the some of the context, after 30 years of protracted this conflict there is insecurity. and with that we've been having with current drugs actually we've, we've had the 2011 time in, we had the 2017, which actually people pain. the stakeholders came together to the catastrophe. what we need to be doing is to ensure that we're having the longer term programming that we are critically and reviewing the strateg

doc ronny knows me where's doc ronny? dr.. [ cheers and applause doc ronny knows me too well. >> seth: yikes i would not want to be dr. ronny in that situation. [ laughter ] "my two best friends are vladimir putin, one of the most reviled men on earth who is currently in the midst of waging an illegal war that has shocked and angered the entire world, you know and, of course, dr. ronny. you guys are my best buds, my crew, vlad and ron i love 'em because they're interchangeable. ronny, get up and wave to everyone so they can see the man i consider equal in every way to vladimir putin." [ laughter ] it's like an underling getting called out for praise at a legion of doom cocktail party. "okay, who's here? we got lex luthor. great to see you, lex. brainiac welcome, brainiac. and, of course, who could forget dave from accounting dave, you are just as important to the legion of doom as the rest of us let's give dave a round of applause." [ cheers and applause yeah yeah "while the rest of you out there are robbing banks and buildin

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ronny jackson is a former doctor not licensed in any state and ronny jackson the same person that calledr-in-chief the person who elevated him to flag rank, barack obama, he's the one who pulled president obama a deep state trayter. t state traitor. tells you everything you need to know about ronny jackson. >> this has been happening on the far right some time. the way they delegitimize or attempted to, barack obama with the birther thing. seems to be the trend on the far right with joe biden. delegitimate the current president based on this cognitive issue, which, you know, give me break. all right, dr. jonathan reiner, appreciate the time. >> my pleasure. >>> coming up, the excitement is building for super bowl fans. andy scholes is live at sofi stadium. andy, talking yesterday about the hot weather you were expecting to have. how hot is it? >> actually cooled down. not the hottest super bowl in history. a beautiful day here in los angeles. a little less than two hours away from kickoff. fans filing in. players warming up on the field. coming up, arguably the greatest arrival in super

i'm ronny chieng. there's roy wood jr. are you ready to talk about sports? course i am. >> great, let's start with the winter olympics. olympics. i thought you meant real sports like basketball or worthles. >> what? come on, the winter olympics have all kinds of great sports like skiing and cross-country skiing and alpine skiing. no skiing. ski lift riding. >> stop, stop, this is a hate crime. >> no, roy, that's not a hate crime. what is a hate crime is what china did in the opening ceremonies. just take a look at it. >> the winter olympics now in full swing after the ceremonial start of the games. >> team u.s.a. walking in the parade of nations. >> but a controversial ending to the ceremony, china choosing a uyghur athlete as one of the torch bearers to light the final olympic flame. the host country has been condemned for its treatment of the muslim ethnic minority, leaving thes you and other nations to hold a diplomatic boycott of the game. >> trotting out the uyghurs like that. do you have any idea what the size of the balls that takes. >> i don't get wh

we have a special coming out on all things comedy, ronnie chang, special that he shot we just shot in new york and chinese restaurant. that is going to be one of the most beautiful things you've ever seen. and ronnie chang, who's a daily sure use on crazy rich asians and the amazing comedian, while good butterflies everything ho and boston, georgia thing know now there was chinese restaurant there. we stall or whatever. right. no, i remember hearing one boston gig i did was with denis leary. i did that comics come home. yes, i got it and yeah, yeah, exactly. and i good work leery. yeah. if you're predispose this christmas season, make a donation because larry, who i don't know much about him. comedic lee, i got, i was friends with bill hicks and i know he and bill had a big head butting session persona. isn't that? but i do know that leery does the right thing as far as the firefighter so absolutely you have any spare change in the christmas stocking. you might look into help in that fund over there. we've been enjoying our time with al madrigal, and like i said, he's the co founder o

on the alternatives to burials we turn to burial expert ronny chieng.py lune gnar new year, ronny. >> thanks for making me come to work to talk about death. that's not bad luck at all. >> trevor: my bad. i guess i didn't think about that. sorry. >> what a surprise. at least i got a chance to pick outflowers for valentine's day. they're just sitting out here for free. >> trevor: i think someone left them there for the dead. >> yeah, exactly. what a waste. just like this entire cemetery, wasted on the dead. i mean, this is prime real estate. look right here, this could be a cheesecake factory and over this this could be another cheesecake factory. >> trevor: you do have a point. there's all sorts of alternatives to cemeteries, for instance human come toasting or aquamation. >> i don't know what those words mean. we need to stop throwing away perfectly good bodies and we need to start using them! >> trevor: i don't like where this is going. >> yeah, i don't just mean sex stuff. there's all sorts of things a dead body can be used for. think about it, how ma

[cheers and applause] we love, ronnie. -- we love ronnie.said president trump is the healthiest president in history. if he did not eat junk food, he would live for 200 years. that got us into a lot of trouble, right ronnie? that got us into trouble, but that is ok. we all love you. great job. great job. a man who is terrific who really loves our country and is loved in the state of florida, matt gaetz. where is matt? [cheers and applause] where is matt? [cheers and applause] thank you, matt. good guy. former congressman and now happens to be working on a little project cold truth social -- called truth social which has been trending at the top all over the place and it is going to give our voice back, and he is tough as hell, former congressman, devin nunes. where is devon? devon? he is tough. [cheers and applause] and you know, i don't know, but i happen to see a star, i was serious, don't wrestle him. a man who every time he goes on television it is like a fight. he gets on and he has one point, the other point, the other point, and there

i started to ronnie with learn if can stand just on a we appreciate your time and your insights and for sharing the good work that you're doing. thank you. thank you. oh britain's prince. andrew has reached a settlement with his accuser, virginia do frame, and a sexual assault lawsuit of papers filed by you for his lawyers did not disclose the amount of the financial settlement. virginia drew for a suit the prince for damages, claiming that she was trafficked by the late jeffrey epstein and forced to have sex with the prince. i hope when she was 17 years old. or for more now i'm joined by our correspondent charlotte chosen bill. she is in london, she's covering this story for charlotte. it's good to see you. why has prince andrew agreed to this settlement and do we know why it is now? of course those details haven't been disclosed. that means that we can only speculate here as to some of this will come as a bit of surprise, surprise both candidates, including prince andrew's team, had suggested that they wanted to take this case all the way to trial prince andrew saying that he wanted t

just joking smooth. ronnie coleman. dive source. the washington post, the vine administration, has improved more oil and gas drilling permits on public lands per month, and the trumpet ministry, which i did during the 1st 3 years of donald trump's presidency watch. but i voted for joe biden, because climate change be bad, big burden. i probably wouldn't know more than the liberal who watched them as nbc, and i actually believed it. i didn't actually applied and i wasn't legally allowed to vote because of a previous conviction. let's just say you know, that drug free zone sign outside elementary schools. i miss read it. yeah, the brochures on dyslexia don't tell you that it could result telling heroin to 7 year old. anyway, why is it the show called guy who cares about the climate cares about climate change is pumping more oil and gas for the 24 hour fried chicken and gravy stand off the i $75.00 exit ramp, and macon georgia room to figure this out. maybe we should follow the money, i'd say, just get out by trustee search machine tha

skillfully enough free is of develop, filling up roman, connecting the world, connecting the future. ronnie, casa gatos gateway to whoa trade. ah, separatist leaders in don yet can lou hands could plead for russian assistance to repel what they call ukrainian aggression. ah, hello, i'm adrian again. this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up. ukraine's government imposes a state of emergency and calls up army reservists to bolster troops. numbers along the border with russia. the 1st wave of european sanctions against russia, members of law house of panama, targeted.

ronny jackson didn't join nearly every other house republican voting against the bill.. this week, he isn't a person leads to supporters taking credit for a 1.6 million dollar grant to purify water in his district. jackson even says, quote, it quickly became clear, the biden administration had no interest in working with our communities, so the only viable option in my eyes was continue funding at the federal level. the biden administration would not help, so jackson just got up there and got the money himself. took full credit! except, again, you know where i'm going with this, the 1.6 million dollar grant was paid for by, drumroll please, the infrastructure investment and jobs act, also known as the bloated infrastructure bill that jackson voted against not even three months ago. see it right there? the title? so, congressman ronny jackson, congratulations on becoming the new face of shamelessness, the republican party, it will likely be a difficult peddled to hold on to. likely be a difficult peddle to hold on to. to hold on to. and out of the hospital. don't take en

think of them. skinner though they saw the light from our cellphone and he said to us, dig me out, ronnie. he begged us to bring him out of there at the lonely, it's amazing. he survived the full of over 30 makes his. his father had said since that moment he hasn't slept a wink almost think it will know to have people who love us have come to support us. while they sparing no effort to save my child the jordan television, which as the day draws on, the crowds watching this meticulous rescue operation grow. they too anxious to know if ryan will be brought out safely. the fate of 15 year old, his transfixed so many people in morocco and far beyond its journalists more south al shami is at the sight of the rescue operation. where hearing that digging operations have ended, how close our rescue teams to the boy? yes, the same report we're getting here is that there is there, there is no more begin to be done. at the latest we see is that an ambulance was placed very close to the tunnel where stand, where i'm standing now, where ryan's parents are and where hopefully a, a medical team will rus

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cannot take leaves . paulson for workers here are demanding better working conditions and more b. 1 am ronnie has done and i'm been body center for 9 years. she says she is sole worked that she doesn't have time for her own children. the government doesn't value women's labor. think we will work a lot for bedding, little wages as women. we end up accepting the stomach because we've figured at least we're earning something because unemployment has skyrocketed under this company. on the bodies were foss set up decades ago to fight child hunger and malnutrition, in viet luman, like johnny helped monitor the health of children and their mothers and distribute food ration. with this immediately to families. i'm going body workers like john he have close access to the 1000 people, they each have under their care. so over the years, they have been charged with looking after many additional social benefits. an anal handling extra duty is to help out jordan and debbie without any added compensation . despite that increasing workload these local, it's not only that nice is more than one of the key dema

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well, i mean what to have them in should i live with people, ronnie, income gum fighting for what i like the idea of in try to for anita. ah. i feel easy. i did that was, you know, is not a good one because the one in douglas, and i'm just as makes me a check up with issues, it may seem like an act afraid, well it is not young people unfairly on have no jobs. they're desperate to feed themselves and their families and result is that it becomes harder and harder to ever find their way back in the civilian life. and a may plant seeds of violence wherever they go. well, weapon, always remember one thing. i'm the most off my wife will say when i, when i have a wife one i sure which in control when you are not in the work, it's a weapon because i'm functional out which means i can do anything with it. ah, former child soldiers have been trained to take pride in their skill and their ability to, to kill people. ah, i think it's a fiction to claim that they are somehow stable, that they can self regulate it as well. young people who have extensive history of violence and being fed drugs and man

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and one doctor broke legs off chairs to use as clubs to confront the rioters before he, ronny jacksonber to cast his vote against certifying the election. with me now is "new york times" political reporter, jeremy peters. he's the author of the new book " in sir insurgeon sea. >> i think those two experiences, it's remarkable to me that somebody like representative ronnie jackson, who feared for his life so greatly on january 6th that he took off his tie because he didn't want the rioters to break into the chamber and strangle him with it. how does somebody like that go from having that searing member rein your minds, to go into flight or fight mode like that to basically casting his lot now with the republicans who are re-writing the history of that day? i don't think the memory of that type of fear goes away. maybe you can find of compartmentalize it for political expediency, but it's just an example of the way that trump has forced republicans who are seeking re-election to basically whitewash what happened on january 6th. >> what i -- sorry, but what i found interesting in your bo

the presidential -- former white house doctor, turned hard right republican congressman in texas, ronnyesident biden's health, from afar. seeing some outrageous things about the president. an official pentagon investigation revealed that jackson had harassed subordinates on the job. he drank alcohol on duty. you have one might be in mourning after picture, where you say asleep and hung over. how do you think ronny jackson went from being disrespected white house doctor, to becoming this conspiracy spewing anti vaccine, trump truly believe? or >> i don't know. it's a great mystery to me. a lot of military and support staff -- are not appointees, and some of them are republican, some of them are democrat. you just don't know. but, that never plays into how they perform their duties. would happen to ron jackson, i have no idea. all i know, he knows better. he knows that vaccines work, that masking work. yet, he continues to promote scientific and medical disinformation to his constituents, which is dangerous. his district has one of the highest death rates per capita, of all the congressio

that is one of the reasons we chose ronnie lott and this incredible array of 16 different professionals from doctors to mental health experts to athletes to entertainers, to basically help us basically design metrics or goals for the state across the board to promote best practices and habits, starting at the earliest of ages for young children so that we could be sure to have a lifetime of optimal health and additionally to ensure that youth and sports and fitness cultures are inclusive and as positive as can be. kristen: that is a very inclusive approach. i would ask you -- you are a mother of 4. i only have two. i would not be able to handle that. what have you seen in terms of the pandemic's impact on your own kids? >> like any parent around the world, the pandemic has exacerbated an already living mental health crisis. if you look at studies of 16 to 17-year-olds from 2009 to 2016 saw an increase in depression of about 67%. we know we already had a problem or crisis before that was not fully acknowledged, and the pandemic just kind of blew those numbers up in terms of depression an

. >> reporter: he brought the instrument to ronnie scotts, one of the world's most iconic jazz clubs. what legends have gratessed this stage. >> anyone from miles davis, dizzy gillespie, the great ella fitzgerald. >> reporter: people donate they beat-up and sometimes new instruments at the club's charity drive. who are the people bringing in the instrument? >> anyone from an old or young person who bought an instrument during the lockdown and decided they weren't going to be this big star to people who bought instruments years ago and, you know, haven't had the chance to practice for one reason or the other. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the instrument amnesty is in its third year and distributes the donations to schools and charities. >> opens so many doors to you when you have access to music education, and especially if you're living in an underprivileged area. >> reporter: it looks every nook and cranny there's an instrument. volunteers restore them to make sure they're pitch perfect. >> i looked at that and thought there's no way you can do anything with it, but it can be fixed, apparently.

ronnie? >> no, absolutely not. sean and i agree with some of what was said. i don't agree with everything was what i said. w that he doesn't knowit what's going on because to be honest with you, i don't thinkay that he's engaged for the vast majority of the day. t. i think they roll him out for specific things. they haven't read a teleprompter that they queue up just enough that i don't think he's and i don't thinki he's in the loop on what's going on in this country day to day. and i don't know what he didn't know that his administration was offering four hundred and fifty thousand dollar payouts for fauci families separated at the border and then he embraced it, which t, i don't know which is worse,ni but i'm running out of time. myranda, real quick on the car question, we have about 20 seconds. if you saw that tape and somebody is going to come over and that was the person that was going to drive your kids to an y or one direction and our home, would you feel comfortable? ofmf course not. if that was your grandfather, you would take away his license. se an

so connecting the world, connecting the future. ronnie, cato, cortez gateway to whoa trade. oh, stories of life. oh, and inspiration series. it should documentaries from around the world that celebrate the human spirit against the arts. ah, al jazeera selects hunted lou. ah, the news are here at al jazeera, the story dominating our coverages. of course, russia and ukraine, the russian president vladimir putin, has said he respects the sovereignty of all former soviet states, but not ukraine because of interference from other countries. his declaration to recognize, to separatist held ukrainian regions as independent as door wide spread condemnation . meanwhile, germany's halting work on the nord stream to pipeline to supply your with natural gas from russia. chancellor, olive schultz says the project needs to be reassessed because of what rushes doing in ukraine and ukraine's president said he is considering breaking off relations with russia altogether. flemish zalinski is demanding world leaders impose new sanctions on moscow. we've talked a lot of politics. let's see what

congressman ronnie ronny jackson, republican, state of texas. thank you for joining us.lk about. >>> all right. we've talked about crime rising across the country. let's look at new york city where crime is up 60% in the last week. eric shawn in new york. eric, is there a concrete plan to deal with this? >> yeah, good morning, stuart. yes. new york city mayor adams is a former police officer himself. he is proposing some new, tougher and stricter regulations and policies on crime. to basically buttress the progressive attorney in manhattan, the controversial alvin bragg. bragg also reversed some of his policies, but critics say they're too lenience cent on -- lenient on crime, bragg now saying if you rob a store with a gun or a knife, that will be treated as a felony, not knocked down to a misdemeanor. take a look at the front page of "the new york post" this morning, it is titled the ham burglar. remember the mcdonald's character back in the 1970s? well, a post photographer says he caught this guy steals steaks from his nearby trader joe's on the lower east side of man

so connecting the world, connecting the future. ronnie, cato cutters, gateway to whoa trade. i've worked out as their english since it's launch, as a principal presenter. and as a correspondence with any breaking the story, we want to hear from those people who would normally not get that voice is heard on an international news channels. one moment i'll be very proud off was when we covered the napoleon quake of 2015 at the terrible natural disaster on the story that needs to be told from the hall of the affected area to be then to tell the people story was very important at the time, oh, stories of life and inspiration, ah, a series of short documentaries, from around the world that celebrate the human spirit against the odds. ah oh. how desirous select express himself examining the impact of today's headlines? there are threats to peace and security that don't appear on the tv screen. setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions. thousands of palestinians being displaced and having that himes destroyed on that land unexplained international filmmakers, m world class journa

. >> reporter: he brought the instrument to ronnie scotts, one of the world's most iconic jazz clubs.raced this stage? >> there have been so many. anyone from miles davis, dizzy gillespie, the great ella fitzgerald. >> reporter: hundreds of folks delivered their worn, beat-up, and sadly at times brand-new and unwanted instruments during the club's latest charity drive. who are the kind of people bringing in instruments? >> anyone from the young or old person who bought an instrument during the lockdown and decided they weren't going to be this big star to people who bought instruments years ago and, you know, haven't had the chance to practice for one reason or the other. ♪ >> reporter: the instrument amnesty is in its third year and distributes donations to schools charities. >>ors whou havaccessmuucatn. especially if you're in an underprivileged area. >> reporter: it looks like every nook and cranny there's an instrument. volunteers restore them to make sure they're pitch perfect. >> i looked and thought there's no way you can do anything with it, but it can be fixed apparently. >>

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