about a man i watched a great film on channel one at night; it was a film by roger waters. my opinion, he says, attributes so much. here is my acoustic song above waihe, so much meaning is attributed to it. there are also a lot of words around this pink floyd song, and he says, i decided to explain to you that my father believed that this was a parasite, that he was a serious military man, and he said that a man should fight in a trench with your ideals. and you're a wimp playing guitars there , even when i was already a famous musician. you are all a castle. my father did not change for me. and when he passed away, i wrote this song, as if he were to go to another dimension to say dad. i’m just in a different trench, but i’m also in a trench, like you. i just do it with a guitar. this is what it was about. you see, this is also a deep parallel. well , out of sadness i want to turn into something bright , a book, a concert, plans for a bunch of concerts. now we are launching such a theme as apartment dwellers, that is, with a live cast. ahh. i read poetry , i sing songs, th

journalist or many of the people on that list, including people like my friend british rock legend, roger waters and others can operate living in peer because then we wouldn't be able to do our jobs. i mean, specifically journalists, if we let worry and fear and these kinds of threats from really us sick and by sick, i mean mentally ill person, an american speaking on behalf of a foreign military, which is absurd to begin with. if we were to register those threats seriously, then we wouldn't be able to operate in reality. but it is worth mentioning, that as you say, multiple people who been placed on his list have found this were murdered and were then subsequently marked as liquidated on on the printing till the switch. regardless of whether or not ukraine wants to claim full responsibility for carrying out the assassination attempts demonstrates that there are parties claiming credit for murder and for attacking journalist. so at the end of the day, i think it's more of a reflection of the depravity. the level of illness that has infected the west and is really embodied by this character. agai

in february, russia had roger waters, a co-founder of pink floyd who has repeatedly accused the westia's invasion, address the council. "the wall street journal" is calling attention to other instances of russia inviting sympathetic voices to speak on its behalf, including a professor at plum columbia, and an american writer who frequently blamed the west for the war in ukraine. >>> coming up, a burning man exodus is under way, after a weekend of mud and rain isolated thousands in the nevada desert. how long attendees have to wait to escape, and what the ceo is saying about the situation on the ground. "morning joe" will be right back. (vo) in three seconds, janice will win a speedboat. (woman) bingo! i'm moving to the lake. gotta sell the house. (vo) ooh! that's a lot of work. (woman) ooh! (vo) don't worry. skip the hassels and sell directly to opendoor. (woman) bingo. (vo) get your competitive offer at opendoor dot com. how can you sleep on such a firm setting? gab, mine is almost the same as yours. almost is just another word for not as good as mine. save 50% on the sleep number l

that with roger the has added many on identify bodies to its waters with some being recovered and i didn't define and this is what identification happens. the body responsible for the search on the identification of the missing persons is a good i think several of the mobile apps, families report the missing loved ones, the phone online, unimpressed, and why d? n, a samples for testing that are you that the department is just the majority of the samples taken from unidentified bodies are collected by the department of welfare and forensic medicine. the bone samples are transported and we'd begin working on them as it's done here. so that eventually we obtain a dna profile for the cases and they are compared to a matching system until it provides us with a match. what the scale of this disaster is enormous. and it could be months before survivors know anything about the loved ones. the last on the hash emergency at all, say police o g bruno is a country director of acted. the non governmental organizations focused on supporting the most valuable communities currently in den, joins us from b

inexpensive land to develop good water and power resources and a desirable environment at the time, a leading sporting goods company was looking for a new home. we came to rogers, actually, in 1957, although the plant wasn't until the of 1958. when we looked for a plant site, one of the very first things we looked for was, whether or not there was an airport facility. and i am frankly adamant that when i look at our greenfield, which was rogers airport at, the time it didn't offer everything that i wanted, but i had complete assurance from the people in rogers. but they, too, recognized the need for aviation as an adjunct to work to a development that do anything within their power to help construct find airport for the arrival. and with that in mind, we finally decided that we moved to rogers. not only have we contributed materially to the economic of northwest arkansas, but the fact that have been happy and successful here has been a major factor in bringing other industry to northwest arkansas. it's only natural when other industries looking for locations for branch plants or perhaps maine plants that they come to industry in the area and ask them about the

rogers. >> i have no doubt about that. how about we talk a little bit about what's going on weather wise. that could also be a wateration if you're not into the giants issues last night. we got some showers and thunderstorms stretched across the middle of the country extending basically down midwest through texas. a bit of a soggy morning. a cold front is going to slowy make its way to the east and folks had a soggy weekend and soggy start to the workweek. we'll see a low risk of severe weather, but that heavy rain a possibility. pretty impressive rainfall rates at times 1 to 2 inches per hour. we'll see significant rainfall especially the further north up you go. i think social media has been talking all about hurricane lee, and we're not done with this system just yet. we still have about another five days or so where we will watch this specifically for impacts to parts of the united states. i'll tell you why. right now we've got winds 115 miles per hour and here's the latest track. we're expecting a northerly turn here the next 24 hours or so. notice the high risk for rip currents and we'll watch across the east

, you'll note that rishi has sort of put some clear blue water between them on net zero and angela rayner has put some clear blue. >> yeah. rogerther we can afford the, the tax cuts can we really because we are sitting in a huge pile of national debt, the demand is on the public purse are just enormous and they seem to be ever growing whether it's the nhs, whether it's pensions, whether it's welfare . we have whether it's welfare. we have 2.3, 2.4 people on out of work benefits. we then have a transport, our infrastructure projects are always going completely over budget. so can we actually afford to give away tax cuts ? can we really ? tax cuts? can we really? >> yes . i'm tax cuts? can we really? >> yes. i'm sorry, i was getting an echo there. so that sort of disrupted things. yes we can. i mean, it depends what figures you look at. and there are a number of think tanks that point out that the way the national debtis out that the way the national debt is being calculated now is quite different than the way rishi was calculating when he was chancellor and the mere fact that he's willing to spend £7 billion on on the rich effec