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reporter: now in the village, maria reyna is known as the mixÉ soprano.ge sometimes approach her and ask, “is that your daughter?” reporter: maria reyna had to finance her singing studies with side jobs as a maid. nevertheless, her success should give hope to others. maria: i think the most special thing is to be an inspiration to other indigenous women who are pursuing their goals and dreams. reporter: the singer will soon perform on stage in new york. she wants to wear a traditional scarf. showing where she comes from is important to her. but many mexicans turn their backs on their homeland when they move to the u.s. in search of a better life. they risk losing their native mixÉ language. maria reyna says music has brought her closer to her roots. she performs in traditional dress and says that it's part of her storytelling. maria: when we go up into the mountains, there are many colors and flowers that we encounter on the way. they're shown by these. reporter: but back in mexico, the reality is somewhat contradictory. while indigenous cultures seem to

we have a local indianapolis opera sopranos outperformed the national anthem for us. i me tell you her name and go ahead and answer the question will be asking. she is brooke. >> ♪ josÉ can you say -- oh say can you see, dawn's early light, what so proudly we hail'd at the twilight's last gleaming, whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watch'd were so gallantly streaming? and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there, o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? ♪ [applause] >> thank you, brooke. i was afraid i had already worn out my welcome they would take me of the stage. [laughter] it is a great opportunity for me to be able to introduce wayne lapierre to the crowd. not that he needs any introduction. i have known wayne for between two years i have been on the board of directors. -- 22 years i've been on the board of directors. i know him closely, many more years than that, he has been fighting for

we have a local indianapolis opera soprano that is going to perform the national anthem for us. let me tell you her name, and i will answer the question that you are going to be asking here at her name is brooke haggard, she is not kin to oral -- moral --merle. ♪ oh say can you see, by the don's early light, what so proudly we hail, at the twilight's last gleaming. whose broad stripes and bright stars, do i through the perilous fight, over the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming. and the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night, that our flag was still there. ♪ oh say does that star-spangled banner yet wave? over the land of the free, and the home of the brave. ♪ [applause] >> thank you brooke. i was afraid i had already worn out my welcome, they were going to take me off the stage. it's a great opportunity for me to be able to introduce wayne lapierre to the crowd. not that he needs any introduction. i've known wayne for the 22 years i've been on the board of directors. i've known him for many more years than that, since he has been

this did not prevent the writer from playing in the theater and, thanks to the soprano, to sound in the choir. after the first publication, he received a positive review from the director of the royal danish youth theater kulin, training for the main storyteller of the 19th century, friedrik the sixth himself paid. the status of the children's writer in literary circles frustrated the author wanted to realize how the playwright and novelist subsequently wrote an opera to music based on the patterns of his ugly duckling. prokofiev's odesnye filmed. the fairy-tale little mermaid thanks to the writer's servant appeared such a genre as the scandinavian noir today , his creation is translated into 135 languages. and in memory of the storyteller , a prestigious award was established, which is the title of the best children's writers and illustrators . have you looked around the planet? thank you for being and staying with us. go to the site www.tvr.by and watch your favorite tv news agency projects online, goodbye. in the hands of the book throated side by side they choke with a skin word. th

they yell at their veins with the remnant of this operatic ara for soprano , great finds there that inhe hero is gone, only akhvars have a yakki plot, telling about a joke from flora's habits and tuz masters of the usstanets to the hydrogenos on the academic stage will play out on saturday far their history of kohani from drad and adzhakomu pushini. send a peep to question the mind subjugates revivalism. this is always the peak of emotions of passion in our production thanks to, uh, incredible talent, and stanislav trifonov is my partner dmitry sheltia. eh, it's the same. the same pleasure to show it is about human emotions that are always relevant and the history of human relationships of conflicts. love, passion of betrayal and the same teaching, of course, murder and death. romeo and juliet version 20.23, the khl’s repertory playbill was replenished with the costume tragedy of william shakespeare , although the premiere performance changed the plot geolocation and the author of the drama clan- capuleti monteke ended with a shark. filipovich. for the stage, the bathing some kind of p

of the republic of belarus elena shvedova , domestic and foreign critics call the singer a bubbly sopranond also call the belarusian nightingale, operatic prima performed with all domestic symphonic chamber ensembles with the corpse of belorusskaya since 1998, elena vladimirovna has been working at the most prestigious venues in the uk, germany, the netherlands, france, spain, and switzerland. shvedova, a regular participant of the strauss festival on the stage of the bolshoi theater, the outstanding voice of belarus, performed several dozen leading parts in the performances of the magic flute the barber of seville la boheme and many others. the barber of seville returns to the stage of the bolshoi theater of belarus directed by italian director aldo tarabella. now there are rehearsals casting passed and the russian artists, so boldly. we can say that the premiere will be international in minsk, the director will arrive in may, then the paper will go to work and the stanography on it is also done by the italians, and the conductor-producer is vladimir vodok, it was he who set the pace for

there is no way to live with our children, i am alive and soprano god has allowed you.l infect him with it, and my husband. i want to worship insham god in small letters more urgent pennies. the glory of wealth is such a god, do not give deliverance, and he is only shasova. we are already pleased to give me some reflections. dear brothers and sisters, our broadcast from the arch of the theatrical church of the name of the most holy pana mary of uminskaya is coming to an end. the great dyakaya sim, who protsevali over it like a christmas vivius of the great day, could be beaten by the viewers, the great dyakaya soup-percentage tv channels jack is a sign language lawyer, and i am a commentator victoria, we are developing with you . we expect you bless you, cross christ, do not hai your families full of peace, joy, hope, for eternal life. everything is death pie. christ you cross for the truth, and you. -don if you have not come up with a dream trip yet, then we always have a couple of ideal options . the first point from my route, i chose a pond in the city center. pay at

and, well, john, that's kind of like from the soprano, is, you know, you had to buy administration say, as a kind of a nice presidential policy out there in france. you know, would be a pity if something happened to it. i mean this is, this is exactly what it is. i do agree with matthew, that is very high article. everything is high article, okay, everything. and, but, i mean, but what i, what i find fascinating and deplorable is that there are so many people that will bow down to this hierarchy and think it, it's a good gig for them. i mean, just because your prime minister of a european countries i thought the end of your career, not just the beginning. okay. i mean, it's a, it's all a towards a griff. okay. and you get away with it by siding with, you know, the right side of history, the great americans, you know, a liberalism, they have all of these covers for their own self interest because dealing with the nitty gritty of fixing rhodes and having water quality. that's boring. john, well again, i think the concept of ideology that you introduced her in your questions earlier is ve

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remember the protection of the hero, great and the tire war you specialize in soprano more memory aboutthese watches. after all, it’s hard to fashion people, what a heavy bridge task is already in europe, about a fur lane on execution, because the holocaust for another world war is the most important thing for the devil documentary cycle the memory of my land, look at the tv channel belarus 20 shatyrs, each of the heroes of the project chose his own path and achieved first big success. here you need to have such a huge potential for working capacity, which is not absolutely for everyone. it is given when we we talk with him about music and i see something there, how he is just like him, all this is so easy, but he understands quickly, reacts easily and performs with pleasure. well, one can only dream of such a boy, talented brave ones are always ready to learn something new. today. they are the pride of the country of the already old people. i saw in her a strong leader to take from. approximately, which can be equal to adult music , it is filled with such a life, you can listen to it e

here is the soprano saxophone theme. now we are almost an orchestra.ic is the name of that apartment was engaged in a choir. now children sing in a full-fledged hall, choral machines, on which children learn to sing already when we go to some competitions , festivals and competitions. we learn how to get right to get up right to get out so right, because basically we sing there on the benches on the choral interactive board musical text for vocal exercises teacher can display directly on the screen through a computer, please, i choose a class, let's say today the sixth grade is sitting. here i choose. i press the button, sixth grade, and here we are, please, working on the theme of the triplets. this is where it meets. musical instruments on some have not yet been played, well, the instruments are completely new. here are just the strings, as if they were installed on them , more strings are pulled out, therefore, therefore, of course, they, uh, it will be out of tune with this guitar with us. come on and violins violins, here we are bought. this means

on e-e songs such so-called dream demons thanks to her rare soprano cisyk could easily change her voicean singer in commercials the flower sang for american airline with mcdonald's and coca-cola one of your commercials give us they sang i will sing three phone and it's zizy in you and she is fotli she became the only voice of the fort motor company and the commercial with her song have you ever diving was watched by the audience about 20 billion times in 1983 the flower visited ukraine for the first time with her mother, the visit was secret neither the fans nor the relatives of the two women knew about him. dozens of kdb employees accompanied him. the recording of two ukrainian -language albums, kvitka and two colors, cost tsysyk $200,000, however, in the soviet union, her songs were officially banned. you know, in ukraine they hear and hear quite a lot of this music. this interview was recorded after the collapse of the soviet union in 1992. then the flower was happy and dreamed of recording a third album already with ukrainian lullabies and necessarily to come to ukraine for the seco

andrew lloyd webber's masterpiece tells the story of a soprano and the masked phantom who's obsessedsh recently said you amgs dream that a show will run forever, but all shows do finally close. >>> and that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and remember you can follow us online anytime at snews.com. ere the on c >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. more than 70,000 gun enthusiasts are expected to gather in indianapolis this weekend for the annual nra convention. former president donald trump and former vice president mike pence are both set to speak today. >>> montana may become the first state to completely ban tiktok. a final house vote will likely happen today before the bill goes to republican governr greg gianforte. the move will likely face legal challenges in the future. >>> and thousads of music lovers are heading to california this weekend as coachella kicks off. this year's lineup features a more diverse group of headliners includin bla , and f re, download thebs

even started calling the biden family to the delaware sopranos joe biden was a senator from this particularthan 30 years. and the significance of age and other circumstances, the modern critical era, talk to jeffrey sachs , a professor at columbia university, he is one of the world's most famous specialists in global development professor sachs the world is going through a series of upheavals, how much you think they are getting worse. here is the misunderstanding between young and old. what kind of generational change do we need in the united states. i don't like an octogenarian president. this is bad. i hope that jubaiden will not fight for re-election. until recently, we had speakers of the house of representatives and the leader of the senate, the majority also over 80 of their time, the americans loved to mock brezhnev and his associates. well, here, i look at the current leadership of our country. these are old people, old people, have not heard anything about climate change, and when they went to school and little is said about the environmental reality, which for young people by its

wearing musical genius living in the paris opera house who becomes dangerously obsessed with a young sopranooduction with huge orchestra, huge cast, huge costumes and set. as an audience coming into it even if you didn't necessarily speak the language you could still get a wonderful theatrical experience out it of. >> reporter: the show won seven tony awards including best musical. >> i thought it would go on forever and i'm sad about it. >> reporter: howard mcgillen performed as the phantom longer than any other actor in the show's history, over 2,500 performances over the course of ten years. ♪ the darkness of the music of the night ♪ >> it's a challenge to play this role because it's physically and emotionally very, very intense. and there's a lot of physical climbing of ladders backstage and dropping through trapdoors, but then there's emotional intensity of role that is exhausting but thrilling at the same time. >> reporter: that intensity mesmerized theater goers. in its 35-year new york run phantom sold some 20 million tickets earning more than a billion dollars. but when the pandemic

here is the soprano saxophone theme. and now we are almost an orchestra. yes choose any route.ir name is that apartment dealt with. chorus. now the children sing in a full-fledged hall, choral looms, on which children are already learning to sing when we go to some competitions, competitions , and festivals. we learn how to get right get up so get out right , because basically we sing there on the choral machines on the interactive board , the teacher can display the musical text for vocal exercises directly on the screen via the computer, please, but i choose the class. uh, let's say sixth grade is sitting today. here i choose. i press the button, sixth grade, and here we are, please, working on the theme of the triplets. this is where it meets. there are no musical instruments, no one has played three yet, well, the instruments are completely new. here are just the strings, as if they were installed on them, more strings are pulled out, therefore, therefore, of course, they, uh, it will be out of tune with this guitar with us. well, violins violins, so we bought. this means t

artist of the republic of belarus elena shvedova domestic and foreign critics call the singer a beaded sopranoarusian nightingale opera prima has performed with all domestic symphonic chamber ensembles with the troupe of the belarusian opera elena vladimirovna has worked at the most prestigious venues in great britain germany netherlands france spain switzerland since 1998. shvedova is a permanent participant. strauss festival on the stage of the bolshoi theater the outstanding voice of belarus

andrew lloyd weber's masterpiece tells the story of a soprano and the masked phantom who is obsessedt all shows do finally close." >> judge judy: you were unemployed, and mr. geraci was supporting you? >> announcer: living under the same roof had its benefits... >> i didn't work because i was home taking care of our son. >> judge judy: the truth of the matter is, that's not true. >> announcer: ...but moving on wasn't so lucrative. >> judge judy: you were supported over a period of 3 1/2 years. mr. geraci says that you left him for somebody else. when that didn't work out, now you're coming after him for money. don't you feel sort of ridiculous? >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution samantha torregrossa is suing her ex-fiancé, salvatore geraci, for an unpaid credit card bill and the return or value of a fireplace. >> byrd: order! all rise! youroris is car regros vs. geraci. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have bee

soprano brandy sutton and the nyu steinhardt school, which we have a new partnership with provided their chamber orchestra for music throughout the evening highlighting american songs and traditions. this special episode will provide an inside behind the scenes. look it's some of the moments from that very special evening. in this first clip, we'll hear a segment from my remarks that describes the white house connection to the temple of dendoor and why we decided to host the gala in that historic space. i wanted to take a moment and set the stage of where we are here in the temple of dandora in the cycler wing of the metropolitan museum of art. this historic structure in front of you is here because of a bit of presidential history. in fact, i would say that almost everything we do believe touch and it happens in our lives has some connectivity to the white house the people who have lived and worked there. and to white house history itself and this extraordinary example of egyptian antiquity was brought to the united states as a gift by the people of egypt to the united states of america

andrew lloyd weber's masterpiece tells the story of a soprano and the masked phantom who is obsessednally close." and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. good night. ♪ ♪ >>>'s death shocked the nation. today a major development in the stabbing of tech executive bob lee. >> the killer has been identified, arrested, and now will be brought to justice. >> the early morning raid across the bay and the connection to the man now behind bars. stuck it happened again, another fatal freeway shooting, the second this week. >>> how one bay area county could become a model when it comes to cracking hard to solve cases. >>> also, farmers still sidelined by the heavy storms. >> heavy instruments or tools cannot get on the soil yet. >> how this could all impact what you find at your local produce shops. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. isa bay case and it s capt the wee talking out the lee in san francisco and today police announced in arrest and rebuild it is not a random attack, but they would not reveal much else. katie nielsen has been talking to her

this did not prevent the writer from playing in the theater and, thanks to the soprano, to sound in ther the first publication, he received a positive review from the director of the royal danish theater of youth kulin, training the main storyteller of the 19th century. friedrik himself paid for the sixth status children's writer in literary circles. the author was frustrated and wanted to realize how the playwright and novelist subsequently wrote an opera based on the patterns of his ugly duckling to the music of prokofiev, and disney filmed the fairy tale little mermaid thanks to the servant of writers , such a genre as scandinavian noir appeared today. the creation has been translated into 135 languages, and in memory of the storyteller , a prestigious award has been established, which is the title of the best children's writers and illustrators. of the current hansa christian andersen you looked around the planet. thank you for being and staying with us. go to the site www.tvr.by and watch your favorite tv news agency projects online, goodbye.

vilnius station is met by the figure of the head of this mafia clan from the popular tv series the sopranosue at the main station in munich, their 32 ground and two underground ones are a record for germany and second in the world. well, i do not know, maybe the transition. oh two underground. yes, of course not. maybe it's putin who stay true? completed, i sum up his total of 800 on the account. lyudmila has the same number as alexei had a thousand fired ahead of the second round. glory, you will remember my manger only you will come and see. you are incredible, a great artist, as expected , your fantastic cosmic energy. she is absolutely armor-piercing. and you moscow the second semi-final today at 22:20 on ntv the main premiere of the year, nevsky new season tomorrow at 20:00 to improve food digestion microgranules of microzine with three types of enzymes can help digest proteins fats carbohydrates and deal with the symptoms of overeating triple strength enzymes. if you think that a loan is profitable when the moon is up then no. a profitable loan is much closer to the post office banks

home or at everyone, remember the huyar and the hero is great and the tire war in the memory of the sopranoseir show is hard for the witch to sculpt people, what a piston way to shoot the witch is heavy for them, the rest of the task is the place, and well i think already in europe , because the holocaust for another world war is the most important thing of the devil. the documentary cycle is the memory of my land and look on the belarus tv channel of the twenties specific actions to make a decision and fulfill agreements knife. this chair is illusory. that's a lot more than four. do we need this or not? perhaps it is this emotional step that seeks logic from us. my childhood memories the last hope i remember my mother filled the house with boards, and we went with her, but the dog remained, because, probably, our father was not with us. she was devoted to her father; her father was at the front. hello well tell me how you came. we unanimously want. no, the guys who got lost. fine. in his own words, he allows you to do this if the quarters are deuce. well, how tell you? i'm listening and wha

those who are shouted, bravo full halls of world capitals these names are really worth remembering sopranochina jan is a suitable star of the belarusian opera scene. daria, a city baritone from kazakhstan, azamat zheltyguzov, a unique venezuelan trombonist and sanchez in moscow , works in general to the heart. yes, it's all about the heart. everything is with soul. i am a graduate of the moscow conservatory and my teachers and people's artists of the ussr, of course, this is definitely a russian school, which has already given me such an artist. we are fully integrated into the russian space and all our future premieres and the tours they are precisely focused on the russian federation classical performers serbia hungary middle east africa south america tour. of course, our stars of the world stage, the world-famous dancer sergei polunin, and the prima ballerina svetlana zakharova, a very significant and very important art award in our country, are performing in a big way this evening. i think culture. i think this is the one. the main thing is that it unites us all. today i was just in ja

it was netflix >> frances, i understood the pan an panic at the end of "the sopranos," but "love is blindre the most dra the mat -- dramatic i'm still trying to figure it out. >> thank you, frances rivera >>> still ahead, fox's day in court delayed in the first an amendment limits. >>> and spacex and tesla gearing up for a road back to the moon and maybe mars. >>> and if you miss us, check us out on spotify or apple or other podcast yapps "worldwide exchange" will be right back work... [phone: turn left.] ...you need more than technology. you need cdw. [phone: you have arrived.] so we'll implement cloud based microsoft modern work solutions like microsoft 365, teams and azure, so your teams can collaborate with zero trust security anywhere. [phone: destination ahead.] microsoft makes modern work possible. cdw makes it powerful. >>> it is 5:30 a.m. in the new york city area we are just getting started here on "worldwide exchange." investors are looking for 10% of the s&p out with reports this week we have tom lee standing by for the bullish case. >>> and now turning from the big banks to t

they tried to operate minsk, visited soprano exams.e student collected the project from the gomel medical university - this is either for the most famous high school students. what kind of mary to associate horror with the profession of the autumn holidays at the flyer plunged into the educational process . passage to this novuk university confidence project and prospects for fishing rods nikolai, jan. more than 40 future students, and a prayer from gomel, aleksey sher, would have traveled from minsk kobnatydin to become a shashtka at the youngest medical university of belarus and at once, one of the most pirodish marat professions, the family was filed. her mother brought her here to the ugly pratsuya. a very large extensive scientific base to help people, as much as you really want to. even the emphasis, probably on pediatric surgery. he is interesting, after all, somehow more such a difficult profession to work for the university medical in ukraine earlier project day was held only near the capital, busy spring break, student housin

i think i've heard them on "the sopranos." grady, what's going on?stration is proposing regulating gas powered vehicles to incentivize you to buy an electric vehicle. the president had already set an ambitious target for half of all new vehicles sold by 2032b electric, and if these new tailpipe emission standards for gas powered vehicles go into place, they could exceed that goal. the rules could ensure that they make up more than two-thirds of all new vehicles sold by 2032, according to "the wall street journal." the epa expected to announce the new regulations later this weekend detroit. "the wall street journal" also reports the new standards will first apply to model year 2027 vehicles and gradually increase through 2032 vehicles, but republican lawmakers point out the move could be doing more to help china than the environment. >> we can do so much better. if we want electric cars, we can do electric cars, but we need to find these critical minerals here in america. we are -- china is kind of this imperialistic proxy for us, engaging in slave la

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told you, dave, i picture you walking into a restaurant with a bag of money and it's like a tony sopranowhat is your advice to people that they have the money, but they -- it's not in bags, paper bags going into an italian restaurant. you notice i said italian restaurant. i want your thoughts. >> i think you ought to go with neil and let him buy. then you don't have to deal with it. >> neil: a nice guy. it's true. you think -- we always compete with what we think everyone else has, right? the one thing i've realized and studying you and what you've been doing and building and helping people to achieve is that we're all keeping up with the joness and yet we're the joness, aren't we? >> we are. the problem is you used to have to look out your window or walk out in the street to see the jones. now we carry them in our pocket and our hand on instagram. we get to see their fake lives because that's not their life. it's their highlight reel of the way they wish their life was and they rub your nose in that and you think you want to keep up with that and all of a sudden you have a mess on your

polina at everyone, remember that you are a cock and a hero of a great and tire war, you have special sopranossuch a vulgar way for a difficult bridge task. i think already in europe because the holocaust is for another neighboring war. this is the most important documentary cycle of the devil's memory of my land and look on the tv channel belarus 204. on the air say again, do not be silent, and we have an actor musical and drama theaters denis nemtsov who is also a biker to all his merits. why did you almost choke? i didn't think this topic would come up. well, yes, it's me. yes, i'm apollo but er, it's your bike. now i understand what, at least. you are going to travel all over belarus, but this takes time. you stand, not in some biker club, or alone. i'm a loner and i 'm a loner in this car drove to prague and now, uh, in my opinion, 9 or 10 years ago with great pleasure. so i plan not to stop riding again. at you have a musical education music school. have you finished huh? bayan instrument, how did you excel? and choose such a tool. well, the thing is, i wanted to learn how to play the gu

almost had a tony soprano effect on a lot of people yesterday, that they're making an offer that we better not refuse to go 60 plus percent all evs in the next seven years or so but the epa administrator saying no, no, we come in peace, mean no harm. take a look. >> how do you convince americans that they need to go forward? are they doing to be punished, say, if they don't go ahead and buy that vehicle in the amount of time that you have given? >> absolutely no punishment, sara. listen, we're thinking out for the future. this proposed technology standard for automobiles, it doesn't kick in until model year 2027 and beyond. so what we're looking at is, a ramp up period. neil: you know model year 2027 is really three years away, if you think about it. so that is when they hope to get this thing kicking phil flynn is here on the fallout for traditional gas-powered vehicles, traditional gas and energy what do you think, phil? >> we're already being penalized, neil, what are you talking about? listen this proposal to go all electric is already raising the cost of gasoline. you're saying it wil

have always told you, dave, i picture you walking into a restaurant with a bag of money, like tony soprano scaring people. what is your advice to people, they have the money but it is not in bags, paper bags going into an italian restaurant? you notice i said italian restaurant. i want your thoughts. >> i think you ought to go with neil and let him buy. you don't have to deal with it. neil: he is a nice guy. >> that is true, my strategy all along. neil: we compete with what everyone else has, right? one thing i realized studying you, doing, building helping people to achieve, we're all keeping up with the joins but we're all the jones aren't we? >> we used to look out the street look at jones, now we see them in our pocket and phone. that is fake life. they rub your nose with that you want to keep up with that. all of sudden you have a mess on your hands. but in terms of paying for something in a restaurant, we use a debit card. neil: no you advance. i didn't think you like any type of plastic, but healthy plastic. but you do, right? >> i use debit cards everywhere. neil: finally, i want t

remember back in the day we would watch these seasons like the sopranos or friends and the seasons would writers would be paid upfront. now you're looking at seasons that have six episodes or eight episodes. some writers coming out on social media saying they can barely pay bills and feed their families and have to take other jobs. so they're asking for more money. if not, we could be right back where we were more than a decade ago when there was a strike for 100 days. it cost the california economy $2 billion, and a lot of shows got canceled. you'll see other actors and directors and people stand in alliance with these writers and also refusing to work in solidarity with them. >> chloe, this week saw the start of a major copyright trial against ed sheeran. you've been covering the trial, which i understand included a special courtroom concert from sheeran himself? is that accurate? >> i had a front row seat literally. you can't have your phones in the courtroom. but it's the copyright infringement trial. it is marvin gaye's famous song going up against ed sheeran, and it's the townsend

it sounds like it's out of the sopranos. what did you think of his comments? exactly how it sounds to me. in donald trump is someone who has always tried to attempt a witnesses, dangle pardons in front of them, all sorts of things to try to get them to stop telling the truth. and here, trump tried. this week he went to the u.s. court of appeals, the second highest court to try to block pence from testifying. he is not behaving like a guy who is cool with pence's testimony. of course he is not. once the testimony happened i'm sure he is trying to shape it as best is he can. >> you mentioned you think it's coming soon. for people watching at home waiting, does that mean weeks, months, what's the kind of timeframe we are talking about here? >> i think it means weeks. obviously, anything could happen. but the nice thing about this justice department unlike the last one under donald trump is that it doesn't leak. we don't know. we are just trying to infer from outside signals. >> they are very low lead, that is true. >> people can have different views of attorney g

>> i watch the sopranos a lot. >> it didn't take much proddin to show the court just how little respect why is that, sir? >> it took 20 years to get here >> so that's why it's funny? >> a sense of humor is different than mine. >> the judge eliminated th defense from offering a strike smuggling alibis, suggesting i was drugs, not one's body, i the bag clipper dumped still, the defense was able to shoehorn the thought that they were on a drug run that night. >> sir, [inaudible] to go ru some drugs is that true >> with nobody ever found, n dna and no physical evidence and clifford friends house t prove when was murdered their, gold couldn't with absolut certainty say that one's bod was in that bag. was in that bag. dy. a body in there? yes or no? >> it wasn't april fools there was a body >> but you didn't look in ther to confirm >> no. no >> with the state and th defense no resting their cases closing arguments boil down to one thing. would jurors believe allen gold? >> allen gould was a vote as unrepentant the center a you're ever going to see the state put him on because h knew things bu

trump said very clearly i will handle him the way i handle things tony soprano style.. he has nothing to say. to win the republican nomination you must make a case against donald trump you must explain to voters why they should not vote for the former incumbent president if you do not do so, you look like a cowered you know, bill clinton said voters will vote for somebody strong and wrong over somebody weak and right the problem is desantis is weak and wrong, so he's losing on both counts. >> crow mention sun su, he also said true warriors only fight battles they've already won. if this is true do you think there's a chance it sadesantis runs against trump >> he's genuinely afraid what donald trump will do to him in a campaign he probably this will be so easy, he can come in here say i'm new, i'm different, maybe donald trump's legal troubles will side line him he probably thought this was going to be a lot easier than it was. the minute he actually got in the ring with mike tyson and got punched in face you're seeing him being revealed and that revelation to voters is

caldwell, second most famous resident, first being, of course, tony soprano. and he was born his father was a presbyterian minister. ministers we didn't have megachurches then. they did not make a lot of money. and he followed them out to fayetteville when when teddy roosevelt was running around in the woods and capturing animals and trying to figure out what they were and learning. grover unloading long boats that came in to fayetteville, new york, off the erie canal and delivering them throughout the neighborhood all, all year long. and at one point, he said he said, okay, i'm out to cleveland, ohio, where your relatives is. long, long distance relatives found that that town he was stopped there by one of my uncles who said, why don't you stay here and work the farm, which he did. one thing led to another and he became sheriff of erie county and talked about things you don't know, this one doesn't usually show up on jeopardy, but grover is the only president that ever executed two people. he hanged two people when he was sheriff of erie county. he also made