the probably the start of the harry and megan trail stories.— megan trail stories. didn't _ megan trail stories. the sun got there first. he didn't come - megan trail stories. the sun got there first. he didn't come to . megan trail stories. the sun got| there first. he didn't come to the prince philip memorial, but harry and megan apparently yesterday secretly had a face—to—face meeting at windsor castle with the queen. prince charles was there. a whistle—stop visit before they go to the invictus games. the first time they have made a joint uk trip to they have made a joint uk trip to the uk since they quit royal duty backin the uk since they quit royal duty back in march 2020. over two years ago. a time of forgiveness, maundy thursday. i think the grandmother, the monarch about to celebrate a very big birthday, 96, would have been happy. who put out the olive branch? i been happy. who put out the olive branch? .., been happy. who put out the olive branch? _, , , been happy. who put out the olive branch? _, ,, ., �* branch? i could guess, iwon't. we have heard — br

prince harry and l megan are making funnily enough, a netflix _ megan are making funnily enough, a netflixve been to _ netflix documentary and they have been to the netherlands for the invictus— been to the netherlands for the invictus games and they have also given— invictus games and they have also given an _ invictus games and they have also given an interview in america overnight— given an interview in america overnight and this is all part, i guess— overnight and this is all part, i guess of— overnight and this is all part, i guess of repositioning the brand of harry— guess of repositioning the brand of harry away from the family and other things— harry away from the family and other things he _ harry away from the family and other things he is— harry away from the family and other things he is mentioned is something that is— things he is mentioned is something that is for— things he is mentioned is something that is for the help to make the transition — that is for the help to make the transition away from having to focus in the _ transition away from having to focus in the uk _ tran

he's _ closer to megan seeing him. he's a good fighter. he's a _ closer to megan seeing him.e's a big guy but i don't see him like everyone else sees him. i see him as a potential pray and i don't see him as great guy of course he's a big guy and he's awkward but i'm a fighter and a warrior. in a very confrontational character so i don't get scared and i don't think i'm not like these other guys, i'm a warrior and they came to fight and leave it all on the line. the build-op — leave it all on the line. the build-up has _ leave it all on the line. the build-up has been - leave it all on the line. the build-up has been very - leave it all on the line. the build—up has been very different for a fight of this magnitude and we are talking about the biggest fight dating back to bruno so the big question people will ask is why didn't he turn up to the press conference to announce the fight? these guys want to mess about antennae pinch and try and offer me three orfour tickets to antennae pinch and try and offer me three or four tickets to break my training camp and go to england the

megan started going to therapy tuesday on helpful, but i catch. >>thinking and trying to keep myself motivated them. what i what do i want to do despite what happened to me written on a pizza box. the idea of reclaim foundation was born. >>a nonprofit to help other survivors of trauma just as megan was gaining a semblance of normalcy. she survived another kind of tragedy. a hit and run crash broke my back in 2 places and then push my vertebrae. >>towards minors. so i actually needed 4 screws and 2 rods to hold my together. after megan got spinal surgery, she learned how to walk and get her strength back up, becoming even more inspired to help others and lived through the worst. don't want to lie. these 2 things limit me from doing it and it also re frame how much time we have >>how long we have to live. reclaim foundation is completely run by volunteers and supported by donations. the mission is to provide resources to survivors of trauma and connect them with other survivors. megan is also launching a portal on the web site this summer, allowing

. >> megan's own love life was not so simple. she got married in her twenties, but she and her husband drifted apart. so she threw herself into work, managing a busy hotel downtown. >> it is a fun job, you made a lot of different people. >> one of those people was a local doctor who checked in during the winter of 2014. his name was leon jacob. >> what was your first impression? >> he was arrogant. just, you know, i'm a doctor. give me whatever sweet you have. >> what did you make of that, did you think to yourself, i want nothing to do with that? >> exactly. but he wears on you. >> leon came from a well to do family and attended an elite boarding school. now, he told, or he was a transplant surgeon. >> i think that anybody is enamored by somebody who can save lives. >> like meghan, leon was unlucky in love. he told her he was going through a divorce. the more meghan got to know, i'm the more approachable he seemed. >> he's very charming. >> soon enough, a romance blossomed. and when leon moved back to his hometown of houston, he

megan and i had a team of us. — do it again? megan and i had a team of us, so _ do it again?to - do it again? megan and i had a team of us, so nice to catch i do it again? megan and i had a team of us, so nice to catch up with her. home forming for the time being is the states and it feels like that as well stop we have been welcomed with open arms and we have such a great community in santa barbara. 50 community in santa barbara. so ou community in santa barbara. so you feel like that's home for you? you feel like that's home for ou? . , let's have all the latest sports news now. hello, i'm marc edwards with your sport and no better place to kick off than at anfield where liverpool returned to the top of the english premier league for the first time since september, courtesy of a crushing 4—0 victory over bitter rivals manchester united. it didn't takejurgen klopp's side long to break the deadlock. luis diaz scoring after 5 minutes. a sadio mane goal sandwiched by a mo salah double extending the hosts' unbeaten record in the league to 13 matches. they now have a 2—point lead

megan bowl is with me this morning. thank you so much for coming in.e quite us, a young woman because you're so young to accomplish all of this been through so much. let's talk a little bit about you know, up till you went to the gilroy garlic festival. have you ever been through that trauma, physical or mental or otherwise? nothing like time. you know, i went to uc davis just graduated college. those excited to start my career and moved to san francisco and >> going to the gilroy garlic festival felt like the great start to start my adult life. i and you said after the shooting happened because you are not physically affected. you went home. and you thought, ok, well, i mean, people might think, okay, i'm fine, but you were fine. i wasn't fine. i was able to leave the festival before the kind of the blockade of gilroy started. and i went home and go what a way to now. how do i cope with everything? i just saw a lift through. you can't just turn on netflix and forget i and i started really struggling with my mental health and i'm just wondering since a

and july 2020, rapper megan thee stallion was shot several times in her feet.the assailant. they were backed by two felony charges against lanes whose real name is de starr peterson. this included an assault with a semi automatic weapon. he pleaded not guilty. still, in two years since the shooting, megan as been treated as if she was on trial forced to prove her victimhood against people who want to dismiss her claims. the rapper spoke about the dynamic in a recent interview with gayle king. >> i would rather it play out in court and the facts come out and everything comes out, than me having to plead my case. i am a victim. i'm the victim. i am not defending myself against anything. something happened to me. >> doctor tree valencia, an associate professor of women's, gender, and sexual studies at ohio state university joins me now. you just heard megan talking about her experience with having to prove over and over and over again that she was a victim, when we have charges, we have photographs, we had witnesses. why is she the one that has to prove that she w

kristen: are you and megan permanent cohosts, or will there be? ? rotating different performers josh: as of right now, megan and i will be hosting, but we will bring on some guests pose, some personalities from across the bay area. maybe a few more familiar household names. we are looking to get as many talented people on the show, to make a greater interest in the events that really impact our daily lives. these local decisions actually very much more ingrained in what we go through every single day than what is happening at the white house or congress or the state legislature. anything we can do to get people to engage with the news, that's what we will do. kristen: talk about the type of topics that are appropriate for this kind of presentation. you touched on some demographic stuff there. what else? josh: we will be looking in upcoming episodes at the district attorney in san francisco. we looked at jfk drive, which has been a very controversial issue, about keeping it car free during the pandemic, and whether or not that is in the best interest

megan: they've gone through 15 or 16 tests at this point in their life. never been a positive brucellosis test after the first phase of quarantine, which is literally just the first few months of this program. and they're on year three or so now. reporter: robbie magnan knows what it's like to wait for the lab results. the director of fort peck's fish and wildlife department shows us the reserve's pride and joy -- two herds of bison. the commercial herd brings in money, through hunting licenses. the other is a cultural herd only tribal members are permitted to hunt. each herd has 10 square kilometers of land, bordered by a fence that can withstand the bisons' brute force. though magnan calls these creatures buffalo, claiming only politicians or scientists say bison. robbie: when the creator put us on here, we were dumb. we didn't know how to survive as humans. so, he had the buffalo come up to take care of us. and they helped us survive. reporter: many native americans see bison as four-legged family members, who are vital to their identity. but from the

. >> with megan, she loved like crazy, of course. she really wanted another child. but lisa felt she had more to give. two years after haley's birth, she decided to invite 16-year-old foster child, sabrina zunich, into her home. and to make sabrina part of the family. >> everything was going really well. she fit right into the family. lisa couldn't talk highly enough about her. >> but the happy times for the knoefel's blended and extended family would end catastrophically on that november night back in 2012 when lisa knoefel was brutally stabbed in her home. >> when i heard it was lisa and who did it ... i can believe it. it was like, you are kidding me. >> a devoted mom attacked and her own home, enough to stun any family. but a crime this vicious? the first responding officers arrived at a frantic scene. coming up. >> the blade was actually bent. i just are shaking my head. i couldn't ... it takes a lot to bend a knife blade. >> one deadly betrayal continues. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more.. catching my train... making moves... ♪♪ mak

director of the wisconsin book festival and it is my distinct pleasure to welcome you and welcome megan to the first assignment celebrated the wisconsin for book into years to the day. [applause] [applause] and it is wonderful and i really think all of you for coming out and personally want to say hello to the audience watching at home is the 20th time that madison wisconsin, countries come together to celebrateas wisconsn accessible so i do feel a tremendous sense kind of a weighty history s of it today ad to take this moment to think it madison public library at the foundation and our sponsors and their support particularly over the last 18 monthsea left 20 years to ensure that we have pre- cultural event like this where we can celebrate wisconsin office like megan, is been steadfast and unwavering and so click on the library addition. [applause] [applause] and out to the matter at hand, megan, meghan o'gieblyn is raised as to lose the midwest and is always wonderful to be at the wisconsin festival and megan she is certainly one of those you may have seen her at the festival for her f

if this was a megan fox if it a different megan i don't know which one i'm not in a name or be like thisy kids cheerios off the floor americans can relate to that because that's what we do. i can appetizer. drinking blood really hard to relate to that. i'm the hottest crazy scale she was on the hottest i think she went fully amber heard. >> kat: a ghost with hot and crazy. >> todd: but how much crazy can you tolerate for hot? [laughs] >> greg: you know i have to ask you which marriage have survived if you have been drinking each other's blood beforehand? >> jamie: me tell you this this is true love my ex-wife would even drink my smoothie i made. [laughs] [laughs] [laughs] >> harris: wilde. [laughs] [laughs] we got to go, by everybody. >> greg: i was very funny. no he's in the stuffed animals too. >> harris: have never seen a lovebird. bats may be. spew morgan essay? >> jamie: housing to say i wish i had drawn attention to it. [laughs] [laughs] [laughs] i just think that they have a lot in common to both disgusting. gladys said that again. >> greg: >> harris: crazy, he can't with the terr

ah, brick sit is followed by makes it hairy, and megan retire from royal life. and january 2020 their accusations, too much control by the palace, racism too much media hype. megan even speaks of suicidal thoughts. the usa is to become then you free home without financial support from the royal family. a heavy blow for the queen. so she's having to deal with it both as a grandmother and a great grandmother, but also as head of the monarchy. and there is this sense that you have to preserve the monarchy, know one or 2 people a bigger than the institution itself. and that's what she ultimately did. ah, 2020 turns into another. and it's horrible. as for the queen, besides breaks it and makes it cove, it hits the country particularly hard. the n h s is overwhelmed. intensive care units are overcrowded. great britain is recording high death rates. several members of the royal family become infected. the queen and her husband go into isolation at windsor castle. initially, the audiences with johnson are only held by telephone. the queen no longer leaves her home. ah l

in may 2018. megan and harry get married at the time. no one would have guessed that the marriage would soon spock a major family route among the windsor's in july, 2019 boris johnston replaces to resume and becomes elizabeth's 14th prime minister. when he was born, she had already been on the throne for 12 years. johnson's government stands for much that runs counter to elizabeth's principles, nationalism, confrontation and disruption. and what does the queen think about breakfast? it's complicated to even try and go into what the queen thinks about anything of a political bent because she spent her entire life on the throne being politically impartial, and actually rather inscrutable because she's never given any interviews. and therefore, it's probably quite difficult to determine whether she was for or against leaving the you when it came to the referendum. early 2020. the united kingdom leaves the e u. the brakes are tears celebrate. ah, but bricks it is far from over. johnson faces, months of difficult negotiations with the e u. th

megan bowl is the survivor of the gilroy garlic festival mass shooting in 2019, i crumbled under the guilt of surviving. >> and all consuming ptsd. i expected calls from professionals are officials with resources for service says. >> but i was never contacted. some lawmakers promised to make sure the needs for crime victims are met through a series of bills. they're pushing this year, including more training for first responders. having more victim advocates available in district attorney's offices. >> extending compensation to those who are victims of police brutality and increasing protections for assault survivors. we really want republican safety. >> then survivors need to feel safe. >> coming forward in sacramento, ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> one of those women who spoke at the rally was megan bowl. she's our winner of our local remarkable women campaign and a survivor of the gilroy garlic festival shooting. megan founded the nonprofit the reclaim net foundation skews me and more than 2 years later, she's using her own experiences to help others, trauma survivors reclaim thei

megan bowl is the survivor of the gilroy garlic festival mass shooting in 2019, i crumbled under the guilt of surviving. >> and all consuming ptsd. i expected calls from professionals are officials with resources for service says. >> but i was never contacted. some lawmakers promised to make sure the needs for crime victims are met through a series of bills. they're pushing this year, including more training for first responders. having more victim advocates available in district attorney's offices. >> extending compensation to those who are victims of police brutality and increasing protections for assault survivors. we really want republic safety. >> then survivors need to feel safe. >> coming forward in sacramento, ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> well, one of the women who spoke at that rally was megan bull and she is the winner of our local remarkable women campaign and a survivor of the gilroy garlic festival shooting. megan founded the nonprofit the reclaim foundation and more than 2 years later, she's using her own experiences to help other trauma survivors reclaim their lives.

back to you, dan. >> thanks megan. it's great to see the a x1 mission on orbit. the team here with the space station are ready. we're ready to get them on board. their journey juststarted. if at 20 and a half hours until they're docked to the space station headed for the zenith port . that docking schedule right now for 11:45 gmt on saturday . that is just about 6:45. >> i have a feather. in my right hand. i guess one of the reasons we got here today was because of a gentleman named galileo a long time ago . who made a rather significant discovery about falling >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. >> broadband is a force for empowerment. upgrading technology, empowering opportunities in communities big and small. charter is connecting us. >> charter communication supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> tonight on c-span, president biden welcoming incoming supreme court justice ketanji brown jackson to the white house, than republican congressmen and member of the jan

from the dutch public in harry and megan?esidual respect for them because they are european royals? aha, respect for them because they are european royals?— european royals? a bit of both, actuall , european royals? a bit of both, actually. and — european royals? a bit of both, actually, and if _ european royals? a bit of both, actually, and if there _ european royals? a bit of both, actually, and if there is - european royals? a bit of both, i actually, and if there is anywhere in the world where harry and megan can expect a warm welcome, it is here at invictus, because harry created these games. i have just survived a drive around this track, they were driven around in miniature cars who by two young girls did very well to keep their cool, and absolutely, among the crowd they are, they are celebrities and they are, they are celebrities and they are royals, of course they had stepped down as reckoned royals, but all around the site, in a southern suburb of the hague, they have stepped up security, there are police around the

i get in the car, wake megan up, oh my god, lil wayne just got on the album.song. dude, the verse was there. he did a song at 8:00 in the morning. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you can count on lil wayne. he's like bruise wayne. >> he's like bruce wayne, he really is. >> jimmy: well, we're going to hear what song when we come back? >> it's called "makeup sex." >> jimmy: "makeup sex," the album is called "main stream sellout" right back with music from machine gun kelly! >> lou: "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by the s-class from mercedes-benz. care coalition, it's so good to see you all! alright! let's brainstorm. any ideas for new members? i'd like to nominate alaska airlines. this neck pillow i'm dating says great things! a caring airline?! wait, those exist?! it says here they were the first airline to switch from plastic bottles to boxed water. they also hire a lot of people from caring professions. i'm seeing former teachers and nurses. it's settled! alaska airlines is officially in the running! round of applause! >> lou: "jimmy kimmel

well very interesting, said megan. he'd failed to show up for work.night he offered a truly bizarre reason why. >> that his family had been in an accident. and we said, "what kind of accident? " "oh, well, my brother and my sister-in-law and my niece and nephew were beheaded on the turnpike in new jersey. " >> he had to go to new jersey. he had to solidify funeral arrangements. >> he was sobbing and hands were flying and he was just like, "i don't know what i'm going to do. " and just very upset. and we believed him. >> as she told the detectives, coralluzzo took the first available flight back to new jersey. and that was that. the detectives thanked her and left. didn't mention a thing about paige birgfeld. and then the very next day megan was watching the news on tv and saw the story about the burned out car. >> her car was found ablaze, in this parking lot, off 23 road. >> and then i saw the -- paige's face come across the news. and i looked at my ex-husband tim and i said, "that's what happened. " i said, "he murdered that woman. " it just -- it h

it's going to be so wonderful to hear from megan. please help me welcome her. [applause] thank you so much for the introduction and all of you for coming today. it's wonderful to see your faces. mostly half of them. this is my first in person event. i did a book tour at the end of august. it's exciting to be here with you today. i'm going to start. i'm in madison today so i thought i would read a portion of the book that takes place exclusively in madison. i wrote this chapter opening to a chapter about robotics largely and i was writing this when i was teachingng on campus and one of those little robots showed up that all of you have seen roaming s around here. i'm going to read this short opening to the chapter then i will talk a little bit more about the book as a whole and maybe read a few more passages and i want to make sure we have time at the end for q-and-a. nobody can say exactly when the robots arrived. they seem to have been smuggled onto campus without any official announcement, explanation or warning. there were a few dozen of them in total, small

harry and megan open the invictus games after visiting queen elizabeth. are harry's concerns about the couple's security justified? this morning princess diana's royal protection officer speaks out. >>> those stories plus football frenzy. the reincarnated usfl kicks off today in alabama nearly four decades after the original league folding. helmet cams, a chip in the football to determine first downs, even three-point conversions in a tv partnership that hasn't been seen in more than half a century. today, saturday, april 16, 2022. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with peter alexander and kristen welker. >>> welcome to "today." thanks for joining us on this saturday morning. i'm joe fryer here with morgan radford. good to have you with us. we are in new york this week because peter and kristen are both recovering from covid. not to worry, they want you to know they're doing fine. we've been checking in with them all week. they were in good spirits. >> we are happy they are doing fine. it's a pleasure to be with you this morning, joe. we know th

megan o'gieblyn is a writer who was raised in the midwest . it is always wonderful when the wisconsin book festival can host great wisconsin authors and macon is one of those. you may have seen her at the festival for her first collection of essays which was published to wide acclaim and won the 20 18th book or believeraward. it is absolutely wonderful that we get to call her our own in madison . this book "god, human, animal, machine" is really about what it means to be a person. it takes on faith, it takes on technology in ways that push you to think about what your day-to-day life looks like, what your entire life is like and what your life can belike. it's so wonderful to hear from megan . [applause] >> thanks so much for the introduction. thanks all of you for coming today, it'swonderful to see your faces .i did, this is my first event, i did a virtual book tour at the end of august. so it's really exciting to be here with you today. i'm going to start as i was in madison i would read a portion of the book takes place exclusively inmadiso

megan alexander is in nashville with all the highlights.an, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. yes, here in nashville, the award show was a star-studded affair and filled with last-minute hosting changes and legendary performances. a dynamic performance from the mother/daughter duo, the judds, their first award show in two decades was one high light of many during monday night's music award show. ♪ if i was a cowboy, i'd be wild and free ♪ >> reporter: nearly 20 acts performed everything from traditional country to dynamic cross-genre collaborations. this year's cmt award show was like no other. you could feel the energy in the audience, and right here backstage as some of country music's biggest stars performed fan favorites. >> jason aldean and carrie underwood. >> reporter: they won best album of the year and best collaborative video. >> this is all about the fans. thank you, fans, thank you, cmt. >> reporter: miranda lambert's "if i was a cowboy" won. male video of the year went to cody johnson. parker mccollum won for

jomari: a megan su padre siempre la ha daÑado.era de la pandemia, y luego rectifica. >> [habla en inglÉs] carlos: esto obviamente a todos nos pone muy nervioso, esto fue el martes, ayer miÉrcoles declarÓ que debiÓ haber dicho que estÁbamos fuera de la fase aguda de la pandemia. quÉ es eso o quÉ no es? vamos con un experto, le damos la bienvenida a nuestro querido doctor juan. podemos bajar la guardia? quÉ confuso. doctor juan: lo dijiste bien, lo que el doctor fauci entiendo que quiso decir es que estamos fuera de esa fase donde habÍan miles y miles de casos todos los dÍas. miles de hospitalizaciones semanalmente, y muchÍsimas muertes. Él quiso decir que estamos en una fase mucho menos severa de la pandemia. lamentablemente, la palabra que uso, que fue pandemia, la gente lo puede interpretar como que ya se acabo. ——acabÓ. para que entiendan, hay una parte objetiva que Él define una pandemia, y una parte subjetiva. la parte objetiva se las trato de explicar, tiene que ver con el nÚmero de reproducciÓn. una persona contagiada cuÁnta

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[applause] to the matter at hand, megan is a writer who is raised and still lives in the midwest. it is always wonderful when the wisconsin book festival can host great wisconsin authors and megan is certainly one of those. you may have seen her at the festival for her first collection of essays "interior states" which was published to a wide acclaim and won the 2018 believer booker award for nonfiction. it is absolutely wonderful that we get to call her our own here in madison. this book is really about what it means to be a person in this time. it takes on science, faith, technology, in ways that push you to think about what your day-to-day life is like, what your entire life is like, and what the future of your life can be like. it is going to be so wonderful to hear from meghan. please help me welcome here. [applause] -- please help me welcome her. [applause] >> thank you very much, connor, for that introduction. thanks to all of you for coming today. it is wonderful to see your faces, mostly half of them. [laughter] i did -- this is actually my first in person event. i did a

i mean me or new hardly as with megan in them we ever did. i me the id i me manners would argue. let me begin. he doesn't doggy, i wonder if we got or will it will any jack, although an american donati martin a little more manageable, give me the man me to get going on with them. why get under the name all along? very well again, me will look at, i'm willing to give you a little bit of a number i demanded on that one with all the way with our bundle. you get our regular villamore now with margaret leah black. ah, after my father said it'll come that some families who are naughty renewal are coming in me when i paid him for my boss will not include me when you buy black ink with way possible. call me i gonna have able to communicate with it's worth more than 60 years with the scars of former yugoslavia. civil was run deep. but for years the balkans had managed to keep a fragile piece. now with ukraine, a life in europe on high alert for russian meddling. the mood is on the sea. people in power travels to boast via, with threats to succeed by. so belinda miller at date of ignited f

it's megan money, but it has a secret. as i'll show you in a 2nd, a faggot i yet built in 1638 the marines. euler is over 11 meters toll at the linux method that many don't know that hidden under mary's crown is a relic of cassock. this highest that i contains a piece of bone from bene and unix patron saint john's. i'm as well as other rally . i said, a leak. that makes the mal heads. i light an open air altar off. so at 7 o'clock on sundays, they pray, the rosary here and all a while i look at the fish bone and fountain, good its name from the fish that used to be sold on market days here to day. it's the meeting place for locals wanting to meet up at marian plots. but many don't know that this is where the medicare shut long, the or butcher's lifting up. i have, i have that is an apprentice, but you're as graduate it a don animals again as the jump into the water and slash doctor's. he thought it used to be in february, but now the leap is held evarado harrison september. the last secret is actually clearly visible to al

everyone and welcome to another edition of your max with me, your house to megan lee. here's a look at what else we've got in store for you today. a chandelier maker in vienna brightens up iconic building for all over the world. and our very own culinary expert felicity with 10 shows us how to bake the perfect pizza. they say that beauty is fleeting, but that is not the case for the small 12th century village of 20 day, located in the northern part of spain. it's now been named as this year's most beautiful village in the country. but what is disappearing input to day is its population. most of its young residents have left this remote village for the big cities. while we met up with one of the locals who's fighting for the villages uncertain future in northern spain. less than 100 kilometers from bill bow lies the picturesque village of point. they leave the place even alone. so calls home due to his job. the teacher no longer lives here, but he visits as often as he can was. but i'm eve when, who is a day man to look to me or no to me actually, everything is valid. m

obviously, it's painful to go through as an individual investor. >> megan, can you make a case at thisoint to buy tech, especially the mega caps alphabet earnings, i know you can't talk specific stocks, for flavor, disappointing on sales they are exposed to europe it was a youtube issue still growing double digits. fx is a problem with the dollar strengthening. the nasdaq is down 20% this year so would you buy it? >> not yet i still think there is quite a bit of volatility we will see throughout this year as we navigate through the fed removing that ultra accommodative monetary policy. this is a decades old theme that supported these stocks it supported heightened valuations and supported speculation. i think those days of over i think there is room for these stocks to reprice that valuation. i would be cautious right now. from a seasonality perspective remember the s&p 500 as a whole in may and june can be volatility months. there is other areas of the market that i think are overpricing the pessimism on economic growth we would focus on. >> like what >> the shawl and mid cap area of

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. ♪ yada, yada ♪ >>> megan thee stallion goes makeup free.sas, as t.j. finds his way back home from little rock to razorback nation. he's honoring the legacy of a very special star football player serving up some sweet surprises. >> i see arkansas as a place to dream. >> as we say -- >> all: good morning, america. ♪ >>> excited crowd outside here in times square. excited crowd in arkansas for our "rise & shine." t.j. is back at his alma mater for our big "rise & shine" arkansas hanging out with the band in a special formation just for us. there you go, razorbacks, we appreciate that. he's also getting ready to reveal two huge surprises as only t.j. can. >> you can sense his pride. you can see how proud he is to be back. you alluded to it, we got a nice crowd outside here. we got 40 students and parents from louisville, kentucky. i asked, is he still inside the building? yes. jonathan invited us out there to say hello which i did during the commercial break. and they're having a good time in the city in the rain. >>> also this morning, what yo

. >> megan? hi.en, i can't really have one of our weird off the record chats if you don't mind. just tell me are you good because i really have to go. >> is this-- megan, are you there? >> please welcome rosie perez. (cheers and applause) >> what's going on. >> wow. >> trevor: welcome back to the daily show. >> thank you so much. >> trevor: it's so good to have you here, and congratulations on season two of the flight attendant, that is really exciting. >> very exciting. >> trevor: like when you tart started the show disp you think it would have the a climb it has because it got tons of emmy nominated. people have raved about it, it is no surprise that it got renewed but when you start the show do you have a feeling where you go yeah, this is going to keep going. >> when i first read it i said this is a weird show. and i turned it down cuz i don't like traveling. i hate flying. >> trevor: we spoke, yeah. >> and i'm glad that i said yes. it was the first scene that i had with kenney, i just knew it, f

it's an unfortunate reality, but every one next megan's meter, nobody either finished us, you life. i want the kind of service that i get here. then i've just got to live with the cost of the above with you guys. lim, yavari on a movie, elite one list scoop of ice cream than usual, but no, it's not gonna make a real difference tourism experts see that g to cove. 19 germans still prefer to vacation in their own country. one is understood, we're hoping for a stable season. we're motivated and looking forward. we can live with the regulations that are still in place because the pandemic isn't over yet. i only been the terrorism sector in this region is expecting around $10000000.00 guests this year. and that would be a nearly record breaking season to some sports is now and by him unit coach eulley another's man says he's received death threats from fans at the club, but knocked out of the champions league this weekend. the bavarian moved closer to the been to seek a title after beating in armenia. bill felt julian, novels men's bye and have only the bonus league. it's a focus on now.

thank you, megan for getting me and you can from the secretary general and on the searcher general to color ukrainian civilians are paying far too high for this war. i want to speak briefly about humanitarian needs and what we're doing to meet them before then referred to my recent travels. and the last 6 weeks, as we have had at least 1430 people being killed among them over a 121 children. and we know this is very like serious underestimate homes and civilian infrastructure bridges, hospitals, schools have been damaged and destroyed. and about the current figures on displacement. tell us that more than 11300000 people have now in foster homes and of that 4200000 refugees in those generous name in neighboring countries. that rosemary had just been referring to certain total more than a quarter of the population of ukraine has fled in this extraordinary short time. unfortunately, we can imagine that these figures will continue to rise until we can find a pause and some piece by the president. the ground and air pen, susan, counter offenses are making life nearly impossible for many ci

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it's an unfortunate reality, but everyone needs to megan's meter because nobody either finished us, you life. i want the kind of service that i get here. then i've just got to live with the cost of the above. but you can close lim yavari on a maybe a lead one the scoop of ice cream than usual, but no, it's not gonna make a real difference tourism expert. see that g to covert 19 germans still prefer to vacation in their own country? williams understood, we're hoping for a stable season. we're motivated and looking forward. we can live with the regulations that are still in place because the pandemic isn't over yet by opening . the terrorism sector in this region is expecting around $10000000.00 guests this year. and that would be a nearly record breaking season. what she did up in yes, he is a reminder of our top story. ukrainian troops in the besieged port city of mario pole, have ignored a russian deadline to surrender. moscow has renewed attacks against the 2nd biggest city car keith and launched missiles at the capital key if that, that you're up to date coming up next is well, stori

it's an unfortunate reality, but every one next megan's meter, nobody either finished us. he life. i want the kind of service that i get here. then i've just got to live with the cost of the above with you guys. lim yavari on a. maybe a lead one the scoop of ice cream than usual, but no, it's not gonna make a real difference tourism expert. see that g to cove 19 germans still prefer to vacation in their own country? well, we're hoping for a stable season. we're motivated and looking forward. we can live with the regulations that are still in place because the pandemic isn't over yet. by leaving the terrorism sector in this region is expecting around $10000000.00 guests this year, and that would be a nearly record breaking season. this is day, dublin years live from berlin. his reminder of our top story of this, our major ukrainian cities are under renewed attack from russian ass strikes. powerful explosion struck the western city of live this morning. the crating authorities say several people have been killed and more injured. the fisher up today to terry martin will have more wor

back to you, dan. >> thanks megan. it's great to see the a x1 mission on orbit.he team here with the space station are ready. we're ready to get them on board. their journey juststarted. if at 20 and a half hours until they're docked to the space station headed for the zenith port . that docking schedule right now for 11:45 gmt on saturday . that is just about 6:45. >> i have a feather. in my right hand. i guess one of the reasons we got here today was because of a gentleman named galileo a long time ago . who made a rather significant discovery about falling objects andgravity fields . we thought we would be a better place to confirm his ... >> first ladies in their own words, are eight part series looking at the role of the first lady and their role in the white house and what's important to them. >> education was such an important issue both for a governor but also for a president so that was very helpful. >> using material from the award-winning biography series first ladies. >> i'm very much the kind of person who believes you should say what you mean and me