long retired its already embarrassing to call simply karl but karl filipovich is not so in england. it seems that years are not a hindrance to him. but biden, due to age, as the offended british suggest, did not get to the coronation, biden was represented by his wife, about whom american newspapers wrote the day before that it was she who rules her husband and the country was on the island, ex-us president donald trump, he flew to scotland on monday to play golf hit the hole, and not at the ceremony in the abbey many guests were invited with much longer than the trump. surnames monarchies from the arab countries of japan and europe and the island monarchy is better known than others thanks to scandals, prince charles cheated on princess diana and, unlike diana , for a long time was unloved by the people with his second wife prince andrew, his younger brother distinguished himself by having a relationship with a minor, he inherited from queen elizabeth a crown, and a bunch of elderly corgis the youngest son of the king, prince harry, will be moved to the third row of guests at the c

you know karl, he would always wear his gloves. appeared this year would be more understated than most, focusing instead on the iconic looks that marked his career — including the chanel wedding dresses. but there were a few surprises. this is the one bit of theatre we�*ve had tonight — am homage to karl lagerfeld�*s much—beloved cat, choupette. it wasn�*t just jared leto who went full feline. it took nine hours for lil nas x to turn into a sparkly cat covered in pearls and crystals. and rapper doja cat transformed herself with a prosthetic nose. i wanted to have fun. this is my first gala, so i wanted to do it big. it was hardly a first for rihanna — whose extravagant looks have become a staple of this event. she arrived fashionably late in a floral cape and a gown that highlighted her baby bump. another met gala in the box, and once again rihanna stole the show. nada tawfik, bbc news, at the met gala. it�*s almost as much about the internet�*s reaction as it is about the fashion. emer mccarthy breaks down the top five viral momen

jeremy pope got the message it was about karl lagerfeld because his face is on the back of his train, one of the very well known people who turn up, she also wore pearls, they reckon they're about 50,000 on that outfit. and it would not be the met gala without rihanna, who turn up and it would not be the met gala without rihanna, she turned up fashionably late with asap rocky and i think she has a nod to karl lagerfeld with the sun glasses, he always wore black sunglasses. what do you think of the eyebrows? i think they are eyelashes. mr lagerfeld left his cat, and that he is, kind of. mr lagerfeld loved his cat, and there he is, kind of. choupette was karl lagerfeld's cat and i want to show you the moving pictures of this cat who turned up on the red carpet, waiting to get you mentioned this to me this morning. hopefully we have those pictures. i can hear some meowing in my ear but i'm not seeing the pictures. there we go. everyone was asking who this was. was it someone that had been paid to go, who was it? was it ben thompson? it looks quite tall. it could be, but no, it was the ac

good to have you here today, karl.t and b, are we looking at the soft roll-out of a desantis presidential run? >> the answer is yes and yes. yeah, we had bad elections in 2018 and 2020 and 2022. he's absolutely right. the party needs to turn that around. we've lost the house, went back in 2022 but lost the white house in 2020. lost the senate. he's tapping a raw nerve there. he's doing it in a subtle way but pointing a finger directly at the former president. yes, we're starting to see the message that he will use as a presidential candidate. we have victories in florida, we're doing the things that the people of our state and what america want to have done. i'm a winner. i took a battleground state and won it by nearly 20 points. i can help boost the republican party in the future as well. >> martha: yeah, obviously he has a difficult needle to thread. he's trying to keep the trump voters at least open to considering him for the nomination. at the same time, he's got to say here's why that won't work again. of course,

stern who allegedly unraveled the mystery of karl erivan halba.et me remind you, a large german entrepreneur, the owner of a world-famous network of construction hypermarkets, that 5 years ago his relatives went missing on a ski trip in switzerland, officially recognized him as dead, but now at the european one. the press has a new version with a bold conspiracy touch they say. in fact, the businessman faked his disappearance in order to quietly move to russia and did it with the help of the russian special services, and in addition, again, he allegedly tried to invest billions in a new russian startup. in general, do not let me take some kind of detective story, not to say a mystical thriller. what other plot twists did its authors come up with and the main ones, is it worth believing all this, we will find out boris maksudov. hello boris. well, how did they find haoba in moscow, halva in moscow, they found halva in moscow from a photograph provided by a source from the russian special services, but all this according to an unknown journalist, he

>> karl.y, hey, can i have your jerseys? and, by the way, can you throw your shoes in with it? they did it! it's like, oh, my god, this is, like, $20 million worth of stuff, and hay all gave it away. stuart: that one's $5 million. >> it's a minimum of $5 million. this is the holy grail, could be up to $10 million police. stuart: the most valuable item ever -- >> i believe this could break the record for the most valuable sports memorabilia item ever. this is larry bird. and you know what's great about this? the olympics were the last ever game he played. he retired -- stuart: so that's a karl malone handoff. >> to karl, best wish, larry bird. stuart: how much is that one? >> this one could go anywhere from $750,000 to, let's say, a million plus. shoes. stuart: sneakerrings. >> yeah, sneakers. these are the air jordans. you can see the red, white and blue. stuart: they don't look very big. >> jordan was a size 13.5, okay? i'm a size 11.5 by comparison. i've got big feet for my height. he's got

private karl heinsmeier traveled all over europe with a rifle and a camera by the summer of 1941.accumulated a lot of awards and from them demonstrating this card karl no longer hides his pride in the successful shot of occupied brussels in you the searcher got himself the fuhrer went to the city to buy himself chocolate, i approached the north station. then the door opens and hitler keitel and a couple of officers come out. i immediately took my camera out of my pocket and snapped the photo, and they let me do it. hitler even nodded. i greeted him like this. a few months after this meeting, private mayer was already fighting on the eastern front, fighting for the fuhrer, making germany great and believed that defending his homeland from us. war because the russians were ready. the key word is later, that is, ordinary mayer already at his soil age. they were convinced that he, together with the fuhrer, waged a preventive war against the russians, and he and the fuhrer were right, otherwise stalin would have attacked europe , the reichsleiter of propaganda of the third reich joseph

karl, that is important, the revisions do count.e jobs picture was not as good as one thought back in february and march. what's your take away before i ask you the president's nonnews conference in a minute. >> you are right. net number is 104,000, the 253 up and the 104 is well below the last six month average of 290,000 on average created each month. what does it mean? mean the economy is slowing? are we going to have a soft landing, are the increase in interest rates by the federal reserve finally slowing down the economy, it looks like it but one month does not tell the tale. in february and march things were going good, but now look more shaky than we thought at the time. >> sandra: interesting and important notes from edward lawrence, he's noting the revisions is the softening the fed wants to see. shows the interest rate hikes are dampening the economy, karl. the big question, have they gone too far. we will not see the effects of the interest rate hikes for quite some time. economy has added back all the overall jobs lost i

and iconic chanel pieces, it must be the met gala 2023 as the stars pay tribute to late fashion icon karl lagerfeld. but first year as king charles and queen camilla visiting westminster ahead of the coronation —— but first, here is. let's have a look. british national anthem plays. the national anthem, of course, being sung, you can see prime minister rishi sunak and the later of the opposition labour party sir keir starmer, they are gathering at the palace of westminster four days before the coronation in what has been described as a celebrate a reception. the king and queen consort will go want to meet members of parliament, the prime minister, sir keir starmer and other members of parliament in this reception held at the palace of westminster. preparation is well under way for the coronation, it is almost a week to go. that is a nice painting, or is it a picture? it looks like the sun with lots of flags sticking out of it. maybe his granddaughter old grandson drew that. almost a week to go and we expect a guestlist 2000 at westminster abbey just down the go and we expect a guestlist 2

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why are those such controversial ideas, karl? >> they shouldn't be. you're right. agreement and private agreement. the easiest part of this deal is to make is claw back the unspend covid monies. the tougher points are the caps in domestic spending. the republicans want to ratchet it back to 2022 levels and allow a 1% increase the next decade. those two questions, do you have a cap on discretiony spending and how long is that cap in place. and then it's work for benefits. we used to have a bipartisan consensus in the early middle 80s on work requirements led by a democratic president and a republican congress. it worked. case loads went down, people went back to work. the economy prospered. this is a big sticking point. finally, the permitting report forms that would help expedite the production of american energy wouldn't have an effect in the short run but over the medium and long-term could have a big impact. there seems to be an agreement on that. what we'll have a big argument, when do we do this again? how much do we raise the debt ceiling and is it next year

talking a lot, karl. >> you bet. >> martha: thank you.gs about attacks on free speech in a huge interview. >> i think we need to be cautious about anything that is anti-american and anything that is -- that results in the suppression of free speech. so you know, those are two of the aspects of my work that i think are very dangerous. and the payments high. consolidate that car loan into a newday home loan and save hundreds every month. (music throughout) get the royal treatment. join the millions playing royal match today. download now. are you feeling sluggish or weighed down? metamucil's new fiber plus collagen can help. when taken daily, it supports your health, starting with your digestive system. metamucil's plant-based fiber forms a gel to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down, helps lower cholesterol and promotes healthy blood sugar levels. while its collagen peptides help support your joint structures. so, start feeling lighter and more energetic by taking metamucil every day. [♪] metamucil's psyllium fiber also comes in

glamour of new york's met gala — celebrities at fashion's biggest night out celebrate the late designer karlerfeld. and coming up on bbc news... leeds director of football victor orta leaves the club. is time up for managerjavi gracia? good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. lucy letby, the nurse accused of murdering seven babies and trying to kill ten others, has been giving evidence for the first time in her trial. she cried in the witness box and told the jury she only wanted to help and care for the babies she was looking after at the countess of chester hospital. "myjob was my life," she insisted, and said she was traumatised when she was arrested. she denies all the charges against her. this report from ellie price contains some distressing detail. the parents of lucy letby, arriving at manchester crown court. their daughter's trial has been going on for the last six months. today she gave evidence for the first time. fighting back tears she was asked by her defence lawyer ben myers kc how she felt to be accused of killing babies and to have herjob as a nurse taken away from

memorial day. >> you too, john. >> thank you, karl. appreciate it. >> you bet. all the best. >> as all of this goes on, let's not forget, joe biden only 33% of voters think he's a strong leader. so if the republicans can come up with somebody who is perceived by the majority. electorate as a very, very strong leader, there's the polling, they could give biden a run for their money next year. >> it's also interesting listening to you talk to karl to think about the fact in politics, in a presidential campaign, you're only ever as strong and good as your most recent event. by the time we get to the summer, the first rounds of the primary debates, no one's going to be thinking about this botched ron desantis/elon musk launch anymore. i think that's going to be a talking about among critics, and not more than that. >> a lot can change. always interesting to listen to me because of what karl says, not what i say. >> john, it's always interesting to listen to you, john. >> ha-ha-ha. >>> plus, china accused of spyig on u.s. network systems, a

to be an art-scream at lenin 20, and he is wider at his flatter and got an exhibition building at karlarx 20 . -classes from the confucius institute this is just a spoiler for the repertoire palette. keo sleepless night this night we will present a project on which we have been working for six months with the leading belarusian brand of belarusian clothing. uh, a summer collection of clothes will be presented, uh, with our works. e artists who presented permanent exhibitions. and i think that we will surprise our viewers. in addition, you are waiting for, uh, the opening of a new exhibition. stanislav zhukovsky manor. point of attraction immediately after the opening of all guests are invited to a tour of the presentation from the curator. mi have rubric promenade skin friday and choose your cultural route. general prosecutor's office of the republic of belarus here are stored cases in which the drama of the belarusian people. they contain materials about the crimes of the nazis and their henchmen against civilians of the republic during the war years and about the huge irreplaceable v

iconic chanel pieces, it must be the met gala 2023 as the stars pay tribute to the late fashion icon karlagerfeld. time now for the sport and gavin has the latest. hello. leeds are set to sack managerjavi gracia. they are in talks to bring in former england boss sam allardyce. director of football victor orta has also left the club. leeds are only the above the drop zone on goal difference. alla rdyce allardyce worked with the leeds chief executive at west ham and would become the fourth manager this season. gracia wonjust three of his 12 games in charge. they have four games to go this season. arsenal can go back to the top of the premier league later with a win over london rivals chelsea. the blues have lost five out of five, under interim boss frank lampard, and arsenal will hope that extends to six. but arteta says the club must be pleased with qualifying for the top four and having a chance at the title at this stage in the season. because we have achieved what was difficult to achieve, and we can still achieve the premier league, because there are five games to go, and lots of thing

. >> john: all right, bret to us a favor, we want to hang to karl rove, karl, this was widely expected, timing not necessarily expected, because he wanted to wait until the end of the legislative session to make a decision, but what do you think of the fact tomorrow 6:00 p.m. he is expected to throw his hat in the ring? >> well, he's obviously been spending a lot of time and energy and effort preparing for this moment, travelling the country, had visits to new hampshire and iowa and then there were good visits and so the amount of support that he had in iowa, for example, where the senate republican leader and the house republican leader and 35 of their colleagues joined in endorsing them and over 50 members of the new hampshire legislature endorsed him, brought him to the point of saying why wait? let's jump in and get going, and i think it's a smart move on his part and it is a tough road but he's got a good start. >> gillian: karl, this is gillian. why do you think the campaign decided to essentially announce that they are going to announce tomorrow? why do they need that lead time,

christian karl gerhartsreiter one of them. >> you assume different identities? of john sohus? did he have anything to say about that? >> did you kill john and linda sohus? >> my entire life, i have always been a pacifist. i am a quaker. i believe in nonviolence. and i can fairly, certainly say i have never heard anyone. >> when i saw that i thought, that was the closest thing to a confession i had ever seen or heard. what did you say, did you kill john and linda sohus? >> i think i said no. >> but you don't say i am a quaker. >> even as clark rockefellers kidnapping case played out in boston, the california investigators were quietly at work building a case for murder. >> basically, we had to do cpr on this case and get it done, and get it running. >> to resuscitate the case, they went back to find those folks who had only suspect one he was calling himself the 13th barrett, christopher chichester. the episcopal truth, where he worked after sunday services. one man remembered chichester, asking to borrow a chainsaw. and now, dana four are told detectives somethi

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jonathan karl tonight.re is new reporting coming in at this hour of the war in ukraine, reports tonight of military sabotage inside russia. the russians against pollutant and what they are now doing. and it comes after they claim victory in bakhmut, what ukraine is saying about that tonight, here from inside ukraine, in the u.s. the alleged drunk driver 25 years old accused of killing a bride and injuring the groom just hours after their wedding. the report here on her phone calls from jail. reportedly asking her parents "why me" and "i just can't believe this happened to me." we are tracking severe storms this hour and the potential for flash flooding into tomorrow. the new headline from overseas, the case that made global headlines and what authority authorities have revealed in the madeleine mccann case, we remember a well-known actor from ford to the upcoming "star wars" series, and from boston tonight, he father and son you meant here years ago, tonight here we paid tribute. ♪ ♪ from abc news world hea

jon karl at the supreme court. >>> now to ed sheeran and the verdict tonight. he is winning his copyright battle. a federal grand jury bounty did not copy of armus marvin gaye song. what ed sheeran said afterward. here is erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, the major legal victory for superstar ed sheeran. a federal jury in manhattan finding the singer not liable for copyright infringement. >> i am obviously very happy with the outcome of the case and i don't have to retire from my day job after all. >> reporter: at times the courtroom turning into a concert venue with the musician playing guitar and belting out a mashup of songs from the witness stand in an effort to prove he did not copy this hit song by marvin gaye. [ singing ] ♪ music playing ♪ >> reporter: to write his own chart topper. [ singing ] ♪ music playing ♪ >> reporter: ed sheeran sued by the family of the late ed townsend, the co-writer of "let's get it on" claiming the grammy winner lifted the exact chords for "thinking out loud". >> these chords are common building blocks which were used to c

karl marx never saw how we implemented his communist advice. well, for the sake of truth, marx, uh, personally, he told me that he did not believe in communism in russia 100 years ago already 90. i met karl marx in december 1880 in london, where he lived for 30 years after being moved from germany, but i was sent to england the secret party of narodnaya volya in order to discuss marx's translation into russian of his communist manifesto. that's it, that's why mr. max, i and my companions stand for the fiercest revolutionary struggle, it is necessary now to let sick russia get blood, thus mr. morozov is true, the current situation is only the violence of the working class over the old capitalist production relations will make it possible to make the transition to a socialist economy. but however, however. morozov, in order to move to socialism, you first need to build capitalism in your own country , the economy is agrarian and, if you like, autocratic, and if you try to skip through historical stages. with the help of revolutionary violence, i'

application of which in practice killed millions of people creating his utopia the father of communism karlalled its salvation for ordinary workers who will finally receive equality and freedom from exploitation by the upper classes, because the class division must disappear as such and all the resources of the country will be evenly distributed among people, such a vision is an ideology which will replace capitalism together with friedrich engels marx. for the first time in a document that will be called the manifesto of the communist party, the document is the basis of all communist parties in the world and it is not about freedom at all, because there will be no freedom, the theory says that the working class must seize power and destroy it through a bloody revolution private property, further according to the ideology of marx , religion is forcibly banned and the concepts of family and morality are eliminated, women only listen and become public property. and all children are raised by the state and they are obliged to work with 9 years, thus remaining uneducated and with weak health du

jon karl in iowa. the breaking news. after danny masterson over that 70 show convicted of speed 27 justo while ago. the race to rescue a navy pilot. we will have the latest on his condition. his actress kim cattrall returning to samantha jones? "america strong" tonight, the boy you met here, so many other children across the country seeing his story and what so many of you have done. that boy brought to the white house. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from "abc news" world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening and it's great to have you with us here in a wednesday night we begin tonight with the high-stakes vote in the house to raise the debt limit and limit spending already clearing two major procedural hurdles. now the vote tonight. speaker kevin mccarthy pilling to houston was asking them to be on the right side of history he said and to vote yes. dozens planning to vote no. one republican comps and calling it a surrender. mccarthy will also need democrats to get this passed.

jon karl standing by with what he's learned. >>> meantime former president trump appearing remotely in a new york city courtroom today he did not looked pleased the judge warning him not to attack witnesses ttrial date now set and the timing in the middle of the presidential campaign. >> the furious talks at the white house and on the hill. president biden, house speaker kevin mccarthy over the debt ceiling. mccarthy saying publicly we will finish this by june 1st, but privately saying we're nowhere near a deal. so mary bruce tonight on what's really playing out behind the scenes >> we're tracking the potential for severe storms tonight and heading right into memorial day so ginger zee is here to time this out. the disturbing new report any accusing hundreds of clergy in the catholic church in illinois of sexually abusing nearly 2,000 children >> the war in ukraine tonight and the rare assault inside russia by anti-putin russians. and tonight, the claim that u.s. equipment is now showing up on russia's side of the border. how the pentagon is now responding >> here in the u.s. the alarm

retaliating against the company for disney stance on what critics call the don't say gay law, jon karl reporting. the abc news exclusive, the case making national headlines and for the first time right here the husband to his new wife was killed on their wedding day. police say by an alleged drunk driver, now speaking out. and the new lawsuit tonight against the 25-year-old driver and the bars that allegedly served her. the debt ceiling showdown, the race against time to avoid default, president biden in japan for the did you g7 summit, rachel scott lie on the hill. in the justices siding with tech and social media giants including twitter and google. sis.ng they are o for those terrorists gained some quarters and then attack. the war in ukraine tonight, stunning images coming in this evening of the ferocious battle, what new drone video shows. tr site and the train operator above the flames, the police chase, the police cruiser and the suspect's car, both slamming into two separate homes. and the grandson and grandmother you met right here four years ago, their goal to visit every sin

i would like to correct karl volga a little more in the nabu, at the moment there is no wiretapping ofr own, they can only wiretapping together with the sbu, that is, they do not have their own wiretapping yet. well, then we will start such as kavardacty, all small they will have their listeners, well, god is with him, i have such an important question. it seems to me that the ukrainian legal machine is ready today, let's imagine the best option, there is a political will, there is a president, there is a parliament, all this is legislation, everything is fine and there is a political will to arrest him if he is guilty, but this well, we need to set up a base, we need to arrest it, we need to monitor it, we need to eavesdrop, we need to prove it, it all goes to court, and then it goes to the international court of human rights in europe, and if there are holes there, holes, but imagine the ukrainian law enforcement system of the last 23 years, where there is bribery here and there and here and there, it is hard for me to imagine that they trained these law enforcement officers to perfo

jon karl with us. growing outrage over the deadly shooting of an alleged shoplifter in san francisco. the d.a. choosing not to file charges against a security guard seen fighting with the suspect, shooting and killing him moments later. a major break in the search for a kidnapped girl featured in a true crime series missing since 2017. where sheasow been found. severe thunderstorm watch across several states tonight possible tornadoes large tailwinds gusting up to 75 miles per hour. we will time it out. the wild play at home plate, the young catchers suddenly caught in the middle of a dust devil. america strong tonight, the army to costar general you met right here, the family he never knew he had and what has now happened tonight. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from "abc news" world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. stewart good evening and it's great happy with us here on a tuesday night. several developing stores as we come on. secret service investing the intruder at 3:00 a

karl lagerfeld was a larger than life character.s, black and white, i can't afford channel, i can do my nails. but to your point, but we can't forget what he did and said and i think that makes the whole person. >> what a night. it's the ticket. it's the ticket. so glad you were there. >> it was pretty phenomenal. my friend was texting me and said how did last night go? i cursed a little. it's amazing. it's the oscars. it's the grammys. it's everything rolled up into one. you know, i get las nas x meowing at me. it was great. mark, thank you. >>> and "cnn this morning" continues right now. >>> if there is a strike

think back here again to the book we read, meaning history by karl louv. it. the anti nazi philosophers. writing after world war two based on his exploration of the apocalyptic writings of joachim of fury concluded. you can see the quotation here the mere fact that christianity interprets itself as a new testament superseding an old one and fulfilling the promises of the latter necessarily invites further progress and innovations either, religious or irreligious and anti-religious. hence the derivation of the secular in religions of progress from the eschatology of the church, together with their theological pattern. in other words, by end of lecture today, you should ask yourselves, keeping in mind live words, this question is the atomic apocalypse is the threat of global nuclear annihilation and the product of a secular era religion of progress. and if so, can we translate it? can derive that from the general tragic tree. the broad historical pattern that we've traced so far in this course from judeo christian eschatology to a euro-american secular and bound

karl, thank you for being here.points that the "wall street journal," your favorite paper, my favorite paper -- [laughter] put in today in an editorial. five talking points about what this durham probe proved. first of all, no basis for investigation, there wasn't a is single u.s. agency that had any evidence of collusion. they were not going after a crime, but an individual. second, bias. you think of peter strzok, lisa page, ken klein smith, andrew weissmann. third, double standards. hillary clinton's conflict of interest, contributions by foreign governments was in many cases much worse many reality than what was going on with trump. willful ignorance, fbi ignoring evidence that it was being with used by the clinton the campaign to execute a political dirty trick and russian are disinformation. the fbi probe may actually have been as a russian intel operation, and i would add a sixth to that, karl. the fbi broke the law. kevin klein smith admitted that he tamperedded with evidence to spy on americans to bet that

jon karl tonight. john, thank you.ntime former president trump appearing broadly in a courtroom in your city today all part of a hearing in criminal court. courtroom observers say the former president did not look pleased. you can see him on the left side of the screen right there. the judge won him not to attack witnesses. the trial date now set and right in the middle of the presidential campaign. abc sr. investigative reporter aaron katersky at the courthouse to make her >> reporter: never before has the country seen a leading presidential candidate jungle campaign with a criminal trial but tonight donald trump learned that's exactly what's about to happen. appearing virtually in court on a giant screen, the former president scowling into a camera is the judge announced a trial date of march 25, 2024. trump looked irritated. it means he will be on trial in the middle of primary season, just as he's trying to capture the republican nomination for president. >> this trial date is now going to have to be on president t

karl, great to see you. talk to you later in the week. >> dana: thanks. >> thanks. >> dana: the race for the white house runs through milwaukee. the first republican debate is taking place there in august. fox news will host that. we're gearing up for it. hope you don't miss it. >> bill: in the meantime it is just about the moment of truth for president biden and how speaker kevin mccarthy's debt deal. lawmakers returning to the hill today. the push is on now to get their support for the agreement. it faces hurdles from house members on both sides. as the clock ticks toward a june 5th deadline, mccarthy says time is of the essence to get it done. >> you have to pass a bill to find out what's in it. you have 72 hours. this isn't a thousand page bill it is 99 pages. we're going to spend less money this year than we spent last year. would i have wanted to cut more? yes. i was only able to work at less than 15% of the budget. if we got a new president and senate majority we can tackle it. i would like to look at

jonathan karl reporting from miami. the debt ceiling showdown and what we have just learned tonight about the talks today, no deal. and house members will go home for the memorial day weekend. rachel scott is live. the memorial day weather, we are tracking severe storms across several states in the south tonight and the system in florida set to move up the coast. we'll time this out through the holiday. rob marciano is here. tonight the remarkable medical breakthrough when it comes to spinal cord injuries. groundbreaking technology helping a paralyzed man walk again for the first time in more than a decade. implants in the brain and the spinal cord, using the power of thought now to walk again, to climb stairs. will reeve on what this could mean. the nation tonight marking one year since the horrific school shooting into uvalde, texas. what played out today in that community. and then the moment of silence at the white house. the young poet amanda gorman tonight pushing back. why a school in florida is now banning the p

we appreciate it. >> bill: thank you, karl. that same quinnipiac poll, among democrats now and joe biden to complete the point here, is biden too old to serve another term? 57% of democrats believe that to be the case. back to desantis now. >> dana: editorial eyes in the "wall street journal" saying the ron desantis challenge, the florida governor has a strong record, can he offer voters a larger national vision? and i think it might be too early to tell but they did raise a million dollars in the first hour. president trump has this really big lead. can they eat into that and slowly over time or have a big jump? >> i thought the twitter thing was interesting. regardless of the glitches it was interesting. is this the future? maybe, maybe not. >> dana: a chance to see policy fluidity and competence in a sustained way on the twitter spaces issue and then in the gowdy interview. >> bill: what we saw in new hampshire. >> dana: he knows his stuff. if people were paying attention and they like it his numbers will pop up. >> bill: he

and karl says hmm , we would have won such missiles in poltava for sure, and napoleon is standing from newspaper pravda reads and says, but i would like such a newspaper, no one would know about this one. i remember these cartoons of the kukryniksy and efimov , and my father wrote a quatrain to them, telling about what the western world really wants and how it behaves? well, look at these. we see today that it was the truth, which we did not believe, they were the truth. what we believed in exists somewhere, the great freedom where we need to pursuit? i do not deny the greatest european culture, i do not deny, but world achievements. well, of course, in general , times, especially young people, young people have always rebelled inside. one way or another against the parents of the school of the institute against the state of power. this is a natural thing. it seems to me that the words that are attributed to winston reflect this idea very accurately. listen to churchill , who in his youth was not a revolutionary, he has no heart, and who in maturity did not become a conservative, he ha

karl, conventional wisdom has it trump walks away with the primaries. what do you see happening? of all isn't it interesting, walking away with the primary why are you taking a shot at the guy who is behind you? why aren't you focused on the general election? why are you wasting your time on somebody you're already saying is a loser? i think because donald trump on some level understands he is in a horse race. remember 2004 who was leading at this point in the nomination of the democratic party? howard dean of vermont. who was leading at this point in 2008 sweepstakes? hillary clinton. who was leading for republicans in 2012, newt gingrich. right now the leaders are biden and trump. because they are the biggest figures in their respective parties. doesn't mean they have a lock on it, particularly on the republican side where trump does not have the advantage of the white house like biden has in his primary contest. stuart: last one for you, rnc ronna mcdaniel said republicans were unable to sway independents in the 2022 midterms. roll it. >> the biggest takeaway, independents did

this year's dress code is in honor of karl, a tribute to the late fashion icon karl lagerfeld. nbc bay area will bring you the glitz and glamour of the gala direct from 5th avenue. don't miss the met gala, today starting at 3:00. you can watch it on roku, peacock, samsung or xumo. some of those outfits go way out. >> i can't help but to think about the late great aretha franklin describing taylor swift. beautiful gowns, beautiful gowns. look it up if you don't know what i'm talking about. it was viral. >> i'll look that up, but also when you said celebrating karl, i'm thinking the fog. >>> another bank failure. san francisco's struggling first republic sold to banking giant jpmorgan in a deal finalized while you were sleeping. scott mcgrew breaking down what it means. >> and fighting san francisco's fentanyl crisis. the plan starting today

karl wolf, the chief of the personal staff, arrived in baranovichi with him; he always accompanied himmleron trips around concentration camps places of punitive operations. now his report, as well as the supreme fuhrer in central russia and belarus, erich von dembach, was coming, and in the results of the operation to resettle the population from belovezhskaya pushcha. a separate report, but in the territories of the brest baranovichi , polessye and pinsk regions. they had to be cleared of enemy elements of the partizan units of the red army units that were surrounded by the germans. and from the inhabitants of these areas, the operation was called the pripyat march or the pripyat swamps. this there were some of the first bloody operations of the nazis in belarus to liberate the occupied territories from the local population as soon as possible, but the nazis had been hatching such plans for a long time. it was under the slogan of the exclusivity of the german nation and the need to expand living space for the population of germany that hitler came to power. top secret only for the command

this is a new view of the balcony named after karl.d his family a lot so on the family photo you can’t find prince andrew duke of york and his two daughters prince harry duke, sussex his wife and two children of the children of prince edward of wessex louise and james lady hicks who didn’t received an invitation to the coronation, as did the goddaughter of the king, india hicks, as did lord nicholas winzar and cousin's granddaughter , pip moad, and lady amelia windsor, a socialite frequenter of the balcony. but here, in the full complement of the princely family with george, charlotte and louis, so many people bother me, about which of them george it's a pity that luina put on his usual shorts. he didn't want to wear shorts. after the end of the ceremony, everyone gathered for lunch in a narrow format, according to the sign language interpreter, and the press discussed plans for the future. i think u we even have a small comment on this just to remind you dear colleagues. and what is the royal family and who is there? what is it worth

this is mamai karl 12 and napoleon and mother and looks at the tank, says.here are no such tanks. i would never lose the battle of kulikovo. and karl says hmm such missiles were poltava, we won for sure, and napoleon stands from the newspaper pravda is read and speaks. well, i would have such a newspaper, no one would have recognized. i remember these cartoons, how efimova and my father wrote remixes, a quatrain to them, telling about what the western world really wants, how does it behave? well, look at these. we today we see that it was the right, in which we did not believe, they were the truth. what we believed exists somewhere, the great freedom, where should we strive? i do not deny the greatest european culture, i do not deny, but world achievements. well, of course, in general, times, especially young people, young people have always rebelled inside. one way or another against the parents of the school of the institute against the state of power. this is a natural thing. it seems to me that the words that are attributed to the instance reflect this i

karl, where does the truth lie? somewhere in between. is this a rorschach test?urate. but let's be honest about it. this stuff stinks. the vice president of the united states in 2016 -- 2024 is a guy named concern 2014, is a guy named joe biden and his son gets hired by a natural gas company in ukraine which is under expectation because its corrupt owner is playing footsie with moscow and doing bad things. there's only one reason they hired him, he was the son of the vice president of the united states. they had recently hired the longtime bagman and confidant of the secretary of state, john kerry, who recommended his business partner, hunter bide, be -- hunter biden, be on the board. when the president, vice president goes to a ukraine in 2015, ngos involved in the anti-corruption effort say it really stinks to have the guy from the united states who's been detail by president obama to come and lecture us on fighting corruption, to have his son be on the payroll of a corrupt company. now, put a republican in there. what if it had been jenna bush had been hired w

let go to karl rove. karl, the drama plays out but looks like for kevin mccarthy, even with the break in his ranks, he's get through this, what could be likely easily. what do you think? >> well, not easy to get here but he is going to get through it. it's required a great deal of leadership stretching back days, weeks and months. he's attempted to create an environment which on issues lights this the democrat minority can feel like they can cooperate with the majority in order to move the country together. hakeem jeffries will support the measure. so why is stop the rule? the rule says we're going bring the bill up, here's how much time for debate and then vote. talk and if you pose the bill, fine. vote no. there's a lot of people that voted against the rule that will end up voting for the become on the democratic side. that doesn't matter. enough democrats are helping get the rule passed that this measure will get taken up and it will pass and pass easily once it is voted upon. >> neil: you know, karl,