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has worsened, that is, there is no improvement, our arbi three matches of the group tournament of thens league were never judged. and well, today i am dnipro-1 dynamo kyiv - it will be on the boil even when there are accidents. today, it's still old again. yevhen ranovskyi navaria. the kyiv referee from kyiv is the referee where dynamo kyiv plays. so that's it already a conflict of interest in any case, and who is the referee? your referee communicated during the lviv-prykarpattia match when lviv had karpaty prykarpattia in lviv. the match was in lviv, and you told him yourself that there were 12 football players in carpathians and 11 in prykarpattia, and they played for a long time. one football player more and after that they put the main one on a possible match of the season now it is possible that the fate of at least the champions league will be decided in the match between dnipro-1 and dynamo kyiv, so i don't understand what is happening with us at all and maybe it will be to sympathize with the native ocean oleksandr kucher and not with bucharest mirce luchesku here even he and

that's why arby's quickly abandoned their old slogan. we have the hog anus.arly, a little horse sauce on that. can't go wrong. fox officials knew they were lying, and where it would lead. in an email to that same ceo, rupert murdoch wrote, "the former president insisting on the election being stolen and convincing 25% of americans was a huge disservice to the country. pretty much a crime." "making me pretty much an accomplice. luckily no one will ever see this email. i love crime, crime, crime, crime, crime. reply all." [laughter] in these newly revealed texts, the fox and folks said some truly terrible things about one of tucker carlson's frequent guests, conspiracy-spreading lawyer sidney powell. one fox producer wrote, "that psychopath. she's getting the ex-president all spun up and has zero evidence," and tucker later replied, "that c-word. i hope she's punished." wait, i'm sorry, i'm being told that was about a lady m&m that wouldn't have sex with him. but fox news could soon have a new presidential candidate to lie for. it's florida governor and tapewor

it's like if arby's changed their slogan to "we're pretty sure what we have is meats."i had to guess. gun to my head, i'd say meats. back in 2021, it was first reported that the fbi had "moderate confidence" that the pandemic was the result of an accidental lab leak. but the fbi never publicly acknowledged it, until yesterday, when we heard from fbi director christopher wray, seen here announcing the arrests made in "operation bazoombas." yeah. massive force. massive display of force. he sat down with fox news and dropped this opposite of a bombshell. >> the fbi has for quite some time now assessed that the origins of the pandemic are most likely a potential lab incident in wuhan. >> stephen: most likely potential. that is darn close to hypothetically nearly conceivably imaginable maybe. somewhere between possible and probable, so it's definitely "prossible." we live in a world of infinite prossibility. still, everybody wants a definitive answer on this. and i'm sure if the fbi director is finally going to announce this on tv, he's got a whole lot of details to share. >

did he affect shifted arby's? the bathroom so that i mean he literally kept going on three wheels. >> he looks like he was trying to get the safety. >> yet he seems to get off at the exit. >> and nobody was hurt. >> up next, there must be another way but you are all gonna love this, a new study reveals that sniffing body odor from sweaty armpits could produce social anxiety. scientists argue that this smell helps us communicate our emotional state and causes similar responses and who ever we interacting with discussion? greg? >> i will be the first essay and i know people won't say this, i do love the small of my own bl. i think every human being webster on bl but the thing about this let's go back and we know that we smelled bad. back then, we all smelled like everything, that wasn't even until the paper back then. i mean people were discussing. so stinky armpits are nothing. >> but would you do it to calm anxiety? >> i ready to. >> when you demonstrate for us? >> sure. >> well, jess and i and i had the same thou

. >> i want to try the one at arby's. >> we have the meats. >> and the andes mints. >> i didn't know they had that. >> no shakes today, right? that's off the table today. you're going to want cocoa. >>> it's definitely a blizzard out there. [ laughter ] >> winter weather across the bay area and the sierra, we're seeing snow coming down farther to the north in lake and mendocino counties. also moving into northern sonoma county. in santa rosa, there was a brief break from the rain. it won't be lasting long, as we get a closer look at rain moving through marin county down through san francisco, as well as san mateo and into redwood city. it's continuing to move closer to palo alto with light showers. if you're about to go out the door, be ready for the rain and the need for windshield wipers. in the north bay it's been adding up for hours at this point, but as we move toward the east bay there hasn't been much rain yet. it's going to continue to move in. as we get a look at palo alto, temperatures only 39 degrees and we'll see the rain off and on through about 11:00, and then we'll see

he had two hits and a couple of arby's one. nothing yankees top second garrett cole.s the yankees ace is facing his brother in law , brandon crawford, and sit down . brandon crawford, one of 11 strikeouts for coal bottom four now, glaber torres. he's going the opposite way catches the jet stream, as they say and left at yankee stadium. it's gone. two run home run two mistakes for web kind of did him in even though he had a record 12 strikeouts. it's a giant record for opening day top 63 runner on for wilmer flores. nope grounds into a tailor made 643 double play, cole. gave up only four hits in six innings. the giants they get shut out five. nothing 32 total strikeouts in the game here is manager gabe kapler on webb's performance, which he said was misleadingly good lots of mm hmm. logan pitched about as good a game as he could have hoped, and all of us could have hoped. i thought he attacked the strike zone with all of his pitches. it was as efficient as we've seen him in a long time. lot of swinging, missed excellent outing by logan and really good swing by by judge

create a wooly mammoth meatball with making it the only company on earth serving older meat ap than arby's throw in a little wart hog and it's basically kris crispy. hi. but the scientistses say they're actually afraid to eat it, so ironically after all that work, they still need to grow more balls. they say it's because the protein is so ancient, they don't know if a human immune system can handle it. but they also admit they might change their minds if they're crunk and there's nothing in the fridge. the company hopes to the make lab grown meat mainstreaming so that one day you'll buy it at your local are supermarket. but remember, if you copick up a box of mammoth meat, you can bring out its natural favor by chilling it on ice for 300 million years. topic number two. and now let's go the ukraine to meet a rescue bear. i'm not talking about the king i few panda. -- king i few panda. this was rescued from the front lines of the war in ukraine. that's right, he barely made it out alive. he was being kept as a pet e when the war began much like the u.s. was doing with president zelenskyy. h

he's got 5 goals as they beat arby leipzig in the last 16 of the champions league. holland has now become the clubs highest ever score in a single season sun hamish ripples. earling highland may not have finished this game on the pit. but the manchester city striker made sure he was back on the field at the final whistle to collect the ball. he just put into our b like 6 net 5 times season. we're going to say so the numbers of this is on the palm of these guys. every time we was quarter, 3 goes will be good to says for the next of his career. this is the reality later, there was a many times as a joy guy and his mort in the locker room always have been hurling holland from manchester city. helen's happiness started it's upward curve in the 1st half of this champions league tie. just the norwegian was on his way to becoming the youngest player to reach 30 goals in europe's top club competition. the big mass just got the presence of mind and his record breaking effort began with a hat trick before half time to the bank. at times in recent weeks, hadn't has faced criticism for a lack of invo

its new under the rainbow shake, which features vanilla soft serve and multicolored sprinkles and arby'sring st. paddy's day by driving all the snakes out of the kitchen. and that - [ laughter ] that was the monologue we're off and running! we've got a great show for you tonight. [ cheers and applause he is a dear, dear friend of mine with many credits "the mindy project," "neighbors," "the afterparty." but none of his credits make him as happy as his new title of "celebrity jeopardy" champion. we'll talk about his hilarious new show, "history of the world part ii," but probably not as much as how he won all of "celebrity jeopardy. the very funny ike barinholtz is here tonight, everybody. [ cheers and applause she stars in "scream vi," which is out this week we'll be joined by the very talented actress melissa barrera. [ cheers and applause and she is the legendary author of "the handmaid's tale" and many others. her latest, "old babes in the wood," is on sale now. the great margaret atwood is back and joining us. [ cheers and applause how exciting before we get to all that, if you have

his good 5 goals are city beat arby leipzig in the last 16 of the champions league. holland has now become the clubs highest ever scorer in a single season. santa hamish triples earling. highland may not have finished this game on the pit. but the manchester city strike made sure he was back on the field at the final whistle to collect the bull. he just put into our b like 6 net. do you 5 times even when i say so, the numbers of this is on the problem with these guys. every time william's court, your 3 goes, will be criticized for the next of his career. this is the reality. what yeah was how many times is a joy guy? and his more in the locker room, always have, you know, it's earling holland. from manchester city. helen's happiness started. it's upward curve in the 1st half of this champions league tie. just we didn't know we jin was on his way to becoming the youngest player to reach 30 goals in europe's top club competition. the big man just got the presence of mind. his recalled breaking effort began with a hat trick before half time to the matter. that times in recent weeks, helen has

minnesota recently arrested a man on suspicion of drunk driving after he allegedly fell asleep in an arby'sve-through it's the rare occasion where drunk driving may have saved someone's life [ laughter ] a chinese company has begun offering a device that simulates kissing using a set of silicon lips controlled by an app. yeah - [ laughter ] that's what it will be used for. [ laughter ] "wagyu, i'm going to sell this to you." [ laughter ] "kissing only, all right, man? "yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] "no, i love kissing. and finally, a man in california recently broke the guinness world record for most consecutive visits to disneyland after visiting the park nearly 3,000 times. even crazier, this guy's been to seaworld twice [ laughter ] and that was the monologue we're off. [ cheers and applause we've got a great show for you tonight. she is an emmy and golden globe-winning actress you know from "the marvelous mrs. maisel. you can see her onstage in "the sign in sidney brustein's window" at the bam harvey theater in brooklyn rachel brosnahan is back, everybody. [ cheers and applause one of

iss already workig to build relationships and alliances across the world by building infrastructure arby on its borders. if we're going toon stay competitive we have to continue making smart investments that makes our allies and our partnerships stronger. and we know a global challenge like the climate crisis cannot be solved through unilateral action. they can only beot a solved thrh global cooperation and that requires leadership. i really appreciate your leadership and folksy and how we must address the climate crisis on the world stage because we're constantly saying newld alarming examples of how the climate crisis poses an immense threat to global security and to our own national security. water scarcity, food scarcity, extreme weather events don't just create humanitarian pisces in a vacuum. they can destabilize entire regions threatening our own security. and we have also seen how russia has tried use energy dependence to strengthen its hands in its brutal war against ukraine,, which is just one more reason it is so important that we invest in global solution to the climate crisi

arby's not asked to remove anything from my testimony. >> okay. >> i appreciate your comments, you said in 2,018, your testimony that we needed a border barrier, you said the barriers in certain locations are helpful. i would appreciate in the future that we have a real conversation because it is important, many of us know this. chief modlin, you talk about personnel, border patrol agents last a year and 1/2, what are the bureaucratic barriers to getting more agents to border patrol? >> i would say that's not my area of expertise but we've worked hard to narrow that down. it is closer to two years to get into the border. there are some things that can be worked on such as the ability, people who have a background check say they are in dod and had clearance to have that slide to the border patrol and not eat up time doing things like that. i know our academy is narrowed down and attrition at the academy's down from 35% to 10%. we recognize we need more people. >> how many more agents with border patrol? >> border patrol is at 19,300 or so. >> what is the staffing number? >> i think a rea