- yeah. - yeah, that was me. - bosley, bosley. - what, pip? pushed that big box out of the way and found this old ventilation duct. - i reckon it's got to lead somewhere, and it's good 'cause now we won't drown. - so, bosley, what's our next mission? - we're going upstairs. - upstairs? why, there ain't nothing upstairs but adults. why would we want to go upstairs for? - because, you stupid melvins, they have rad food and desserts upstairs. - hey, did you see principal victoria in there? - she looks hot. - she sure does. i wouldn't mind taking that home. - oh, yeah, i'm sure your wife would love that. - i wish. that's the one thing i've always thought of experimenting with, a threesome. - with two girls or two guys? - well, two girls, of course. i mean, with another guy, you know, that'd be-- - you never had a homosexual fantasy? not that i have. - you haven't? - no, i mean-- well, they say everybody has at some point, don't they? - well, i never really wanted to experiment with anything too crazy. you know, maybe just-- i don't know--masturbat

i'm gonna bring in liz. bosley. right, liz, you're a buffalo resident. thank you for joining us. or you're here as part of the march for our lives, a event calling for better gun safety in america. this tell me why is it so important for you to be here today? is important for me to be here today because we're eludes and too many about children is out here in the streets. and also i'm a victim of this young man. he's my son that has gotten shot, his peer life. but he did just dripping. i've like his man, her, you know, and i'm out here, ask him for justice. we want justice. we were a child to these people getting killed and get no way when your son was shot, a victim of gun violence. yeah. when was that? an 2018 and he survived, but you said he's paralyzed. yes. he's paralyzed from the waist. thou. all because of gun violence. all because a gun violence i don't mean to cry beat that i'm a strong woman, but it hurts the even talk about it. because my son was innocent, he was an innocent young man coming out. so i'm her knee and not entire enough is enough. now the average price of

extremist. ukrainian nationalists not being killing fellow soldiers to stop them from surrendering. bosley will deliver, i don't like very dizzy. well, there's been a rise in number of cases in recent weeks where ukrainian nationalists forces have shot fellow ukrainian service men in the back. that's after more than 30 ukraine in truth decided to surrender. as russian forces prepared for an offensive near the settlement of knowing, the heil of car ended in ask republic lily on the surrender in ukraine. his servicemen were carrying white flags and making their way towards the crane in positions. when the great nationalists forces open fire them in the back given city, 2 of them come on, go a little while with the dunbar. city of several don. yes, gradually, coming under russian control after weeks of heavy fighting, the new york times, se ukrainian forces have purposely drawn russian troops into urban street fighting the daily state. ukraine can't much russian long range artillery and might have better chances with small arms at closer proximity. before the russian invasion, the ukrainian m

liz bosley right, liz, you're a buffalo resident, thank you for joining us. or you're here as part of the march for our lives or event calling for better gun safety in america. this tell me why is it so important for you to be here today? is important for me to be here today because we're losing too many about children is out here in the streets. and oh, so i'm a victim of this young man. he's my son that has baton shot, his peer alive. but he did gesture, been, i've like his man, her, you know, and i'm out here, ask him for justice. we want just live. we were a child to these people getting killed and get no way when your son was shot, a victim of gun violence. yeah. when was that and 2018. and he survived, but you said he's paralyzed. yes, he's paralyzed from the waist. thou all because a gun violence are because a gun violence i don't mean to cry beat that i'm a strong woman, but it hurts the even talk about it because my son was innocent. he was the innocent young man coming out so. so i'm a harmony and i'm tired enough is enough. is you are telling me th

i think your former colleague bosley crowther said the best thing about the movie was jackie robinson. he played for a non-professional act. or he was the best part of that that disappointing film. and and of course the thing that bothered me was that sequence and where he's attacking paul robeson and doing the bidding of branch ricky. it was a very conservative republican put him up to him. lester granger was head of the urban league tried to show that blacks were not going to become dupes of the communist party. so there was this red scare element and rachel was also adamant that he should testify before the house on american activity committee and many years later jackie regretted what he said about paul robeson. he said paul robeson gave up a career. in fact, robson was the highest earning black artist in 1947 earning over a hundred thousand a year due to the blacklist. he went down to 3,000 a year and lost his passport. so jackie played the game of being auntie robson the amsterdam news defended robson. but the white press made jackie the hero of that encounter. which i described