give me your reaction to what barry just said. what did you make of what he had to say?er does. i remember when donald trump was running for office, it was years ago, barry dillard looked in the camera and said, he's a two bit huckster, a scam artist, barry has been saying that for years, which by the way most people in the business community have been saying about donald trump, so when you watched him there, he doesn't take this seriously. he's exasperated because barry runs a public company where you actually have to have the fundamentals of a company analyzed, and then people invest in that company, and you have to accurately represent to your potential shareholders what this company does, and the earning potential. none of that is happening, here. you saw barry, he's not even taking it seriously. >> he seemed perplexed, like he was at a loss for words, which he doesn't typically have during what he says. we've seen the stock go down a significant amount, what the impact of a takedown like that? is there one? >> let's be clear, everyone saying the stock has dropped so

barry geraghty , coming up. barry geraghty, former grand national winner.e's going to be joining us live to give the lowdown on this saturday's tomorrow's big race. and also harry and meghan pip. they've got new netflix shows coming . did you hear about coming up. did you hear about that. yeah. >> got a >> they've got a big multi—million deal. multi—million pound deal. they've making they've got to keep making something. it's going to be about . about polo. >> harry's is on polo vacancies on and gardening and friendship. >> yeah friendship. that's an interesting one. >> a snooze fest compared >> bit of a snooze fest compared to dishing the dirt the to dishing the dirt on the royals, you think? royals, don't you think? >> will the royals get a mention? what do you think about everything we're talking about? maybe we're maybe there's something we're not you want not talking about that you want to us know to talk about. do let us know gbnews.com/your say. first, let's bring you right up to date for latest headlines . for the latest headlines. >> very good morn

. >>> and the legendary barry manilow. we're backstage at radio city for his record-breaking night. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome. the prosecution in donald trump's hush money trial drew the sharp outlines of its case against the former president today, telling the manhattan jury mr. trump orchestrated a criminal scheme to corrupt. during a 40-minute opening statement a prosecutor told the panel hush money payments to porn star stormy daniels to assure her silence over an alleged affair and were illegally disguised as legal expenses were part of a planned long-running conspiracy to influence the 2016 election. in his opening statement a lawyer for mr. trump firing back saying there was nothing wrong with trying to influence an election. the prosecution putting on the stand as its first witness the former publisher of the "national enquirer," who the state says was central to an effort to quash negative stories about mr. trump during the 2016 presidential race. donal

her husband, barry morphew, initially charged with first degree murder and evidence tampering in his arrest affidavit from 2021 investigators, stating a needle cap for a tranquilizer dart was found in the dryer inside bedsheets. in his defense, barry explained he shot a deer with a tranquilizer dart and disposed of the tranquilizer solution. all charges against him were dropped just before trial. he and his daughters macy and mallory, speaking exclusively to abc news last summer, these charges were dropped without prejudice, which means if authorities feel like there's more evidence, they could charge you again, do you live with fear of that? >> well, i was innocent the first time they arrested me, so i'm sure it's possible. but i don't have anything to worry about. i've done nothing wrong. >> in september 2023, just months after that interview. authorities discovered suzanne's remains in a shallow grave 45 miles south of the family home. did you have anything to do with the disappearance of your wife? >> absolutely not. >> it's been almost a year since that interview, and we reached

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p more great to see everybody, barry, adam, lee, carol, tiffany, we appreciate it -- stephanie p.picks it up. -- "varney & company" picks it up. stu, take it away. stuart: yeah, this is inflation day. how much have prices gone up? we have the numbers and here they are. in the last year inend e nation at the consumer level up

barry sanders jaw dropped when he got his latest tax bill. than $34 billion in overdue taxes, penalties and interest. the bill was from the pennsylvania department of revenue and the amount is due is so big you can see it doesn't even fit on one line. barry says this year, his tax preparer noticed a mistake on his 2022 return and sent an amended return. yeah, he actually got a refund from the irs on the same day he got this bill, so it sent him reeling. the first one was i wish i made enough money to even owe $30 billion in taxes. then i was thinking, i'm going to need to drink a lot of coffee in order to work three full time jobs. i think more than three full time jobs, i think. i think more than that. yeah, but, you know, keep in mind they work with you. you can pay the $30 billion over several years. yeah. that's true. that's the good news. barry he reached out to the department of revenue to see what in the world is going on. they told him they're going to look into it and get back to him in a few weeks. they better look into it. and i ho

barry valentine, good to talk to you- _ be affected. barry valentine, good to talk to you. of working age due to long—term sickness has soared, pushing up the benefits bill and holding back the wider economy. new figures this week showed another rise. it prompted a major "back to work" push from the government. but new research from the health foundation seen by newsnight suggests things are about to get a lot worse over the coming years, not better. ben chu has been investigating and spoke to a 26—year—old single mother who is not working because of her mental health problems. it's mainly my autism and my anxiety that comes around with the autism as well. they are the main reason that i qualify for the benefits that i do. they're the main reason that i qualify for the benefits that i do. i need more mental health support. so, what sort of mental health support are you getting at the moment, then? ..have appointments with a mental health nurse, but i've only had one so far. i've not had any other support for a long time. so, that�*s one in the last year or...? over what per

behind the scenes of barry manilow's legendary run at radio music hall. it's april 23rd. "early today" starts right now. good morning, i'm frances rivera. testimony will continue in a few hours in the criminal trial of donald trump. the first witness took the stand in the former president's hush money case after both sides wrapped up their opening statements yesterday. nbc's brie jackson joins us now with the latest. brie, how canddid the prosecuto outline this case for the jury? >> reporter: the prosecutors told the jury this is about more than hush money payments to silence stormy daniels. they accuse mr. trump of lying about his business records over and over again and say this was all part of a long-running conspiracy to hide damaging information and influence the 2016 election. prosecutors say the allegations will be backed up by an extensive paper trail, including bank records and text messages. in their opening statements, the defense team works to humanize mr. trump, describing him as a husband and father. they dismissed the 34 charges as just 34 pieces of paper,

barry, thank you so much, my friend.tuff, we always learn from you. >> all right, thanks, charles. charles: appreciate it. folks, pce data coming up tomorrow. my next guest says in its effort to fight inflation the fed is fueling inflation. that is one heck of a predictment. judy shelton breaks it all down for us next. ♪. ok y'all we got ten orders coming in.. big orders! starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant.. that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up. people were showing up left and right. and so did our business needs. the chase ink card made it easy. when you go for something big like this, your kids see that. and they believe they can do the same. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. ♪. charles: so yesterday i ran into a whole lot of articles, right, about the fed being higher for longer, right? and rate hikes being pushed ou

barry, do you want anything? okay great. thank you. well, for your first presentation to the commission that you did a great job. thank you. i will be here, obviously, in case there's some more questions later. move to item eight. good evening, vice president sullivan. members of the commission director zhou, so i'll talk about a specific policy proposal that's forthcoming, seeking, as nick described, to address electrification at time of renovation. and so a few years ago, we worked on a new construction policy. we focused on residential. for a moment. we can see that a reason to prioritize residential new construction is the bulk of, project activity where there's definitively going to be a change out of electric systems occurs or construction of electric systems occurs at new construction. and much more frequent than renovation. however if we look at it in terms of the number of housing units delivered, however, a lot of single family homes or existing single family homes do go through renovation, and that is a very opportune time f

her husband, barry morphew, initially charged with first-degree murder and evidence tampering. in his arrest affidavit from 2021, investigators stating a needle cap for a tranquilizer dart was found "in the dryer" inside bedsheets. in his defense, barry explained he shot "a deer with a tranquilizer dart" and disposed "of the tranquilizer solution." all charges against him were dropped just before trial. he and his daughters, macy and mallory, speaking exclusively to abc news last summer. these charges were dropped without prejudice, which means if authorities feel like there's more evidence, they could charge you again. do you live with fear of that? >> well, i was innocent the first time they arrested me, so i'm sure it's possible. but i don't have anything to worry about. i've done nothing wrong. >> reporter: in september 2023, just months after that interview, authorities discovered suzanne's remains in a shallow grave 45 miles south of the family home. did you have anything to do with the disappearance of your wife? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: david, it has been almost

and barry hearn tells us the world snooker championship could stay in sheffield — which has been its1977, but only if the crucible theatre is redeveloped or a new arena is built in the city. have liverpool written themselves out of the premier league title race after losing at everton in the merseyside derby for the first time since 2010? it's just one win in four in the league forjurgen klopp. with four games left, liverpool are now hoping for slip—ups from leaders arsenal, who are three points clear, and champions manchester city who are a point behind them with two games in hand. liverpool captain virgil van dijk has questioned his side's desire to win the title but does klopp think their chance has gone? what we need now is better football from our side and bad football from two other sides. that's how it is now, they have to lose games, not only one but better two. historically, they don't do that, really, a lot. arsenal didn't look very weak last night. so now i'm very disappointed about it, very frustrated about that, of course, but we just have to play better. that famous win

barry, great stuff.ou're on the show but you took me to a whole new level this time. thanks a lot. i thank you on behalf of the audience as well. >> wore a tie for you today, charles. charles: you got a haircut. i see everything, my man. market momentum has gone vertical. usually that's a bad thing. shana sissell here whether you should continue to ride the wave or hop off before it's too late. ♪. ameritrade is now part of schwab. bringing you an elevated experience, tailor-made for trader minds. go deeper with thinkorswim: our award-wining trading platforms. unlock support from the schwab trade desk, our team of passionate traders who live and breathe trading. and sharpen your skills with an immersive online education crafted just for traders. all so you can trade brilliantly. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire ♪ me a

i know that guy i turn around barry goldwater is all by himself. so i go up to him. of course, you know, again, 19 years old. and as you know, breathlessly, you know, senator, my name is craig shirley and to syracuse, new york, in 1964, i went door to door you passing out literature. he looked at me and says, i bet you got a lot of doors slammed in your face. all right. well, we have a few more questions. you know, i will say this. i always wonder myself, if goldwater had in 64, reagan had won in 80. interesting. kind of. he will once said the 64 campaign was won in 1980, which i thought was very profound statement is that is that they had to correct goldwater the correct ideas. reagan had the correct ideas. the country wasn't ready for them in 64, but was ready for them in 1980. so. well, some some were ready for in 1964 is what we heard. i think we have a question back here. kind of. current events questions that. okay, so we're looking at officially now today, donald trump being the republican presidential nominee for the third straight cycle. i wanted ask if you

barry hadassah calderon survived the hamas attack on kibbutz nir oz by barricading herself in her safem >> in the dark no water, no food no nothing. just me and god eight hours. >> foe six, 30 in the morning till >> 3:00 afternoon two of her four children, 16 year-old, so hard and 12-year-old errors were at their father's home nearby the last message we've looked at the jump from the window and hiding in the bush. and then we lost the connection >> she later learned jumped because terrorists were tossing explosives into their home. but they stayed hidden watching the h4 for two hours. >> and then a younger man, like 19 years old, was just jump on the window and make legs. jimmy an olympic sport one of >> doing pull-ups? yes, something like that. and then he saw them it just behind there's a bush you know, like a blue and then this young boy called the hamas terrorist in my sarlin. she couldn't run away because her legs fell asleep she couldn't move as it was very clever it tried to get up to the roof, but then they saw him. they show the gun and they said go out or we should so har err

director. >> and barry is very quirky, and he is strange.d i had my first mid-life crisis car. >> jimmy: what was it? >> it was a little black porsche convertible. >> jimmy: all right. >> cliche. and he kept saying, it was a five-speed. and i had just come from a tip electronic vw bugs which was like automatic. and so he said you don't know how to drive that car. i said yes i do. no. i saw you pulling in. you don't know how to drive that car. why don't we race from indian wells to the border of santa monica tonight after work. and whoever wins takes the other guy out for dinner. i said great. so they're off shooting stuff. so i go to a special effects guy. i said tommy, you rig something in his ignition that i got devito to say "gentlemen, start your engines." so when you do that, something will happen to it and it won't work and i can take off? he said "you got it, boss." you're always "boss" on the set. you got it, boss. they pull our cars up. they finish shooting. he comes over. and he is wearing a coo n skin cat. >> jimmy: driving a tran

with dogs and we were just waiting to see that everything's gone back to normal >> it never did >> barry was being attacked. hamas terrorists kidnapped yarden, her husband and daughter, put them into the back of a stolen vehicle and drove toward gaza there was this moment of the terrorists went out of the current that adjusted drivers started to turn around into accelerate. this was the only moment that token we could since to jump. so we did sorry. and then told me taking geffen and i did. and i just ran with her in that time, there were shooting at us and they felt voice, like hitting really close to me kept running for another 600 fits and this is where i found kind of a ditch in the ground so i put gef nan and me on hair and started to camouflage us with some they're at and wishes and we just stay there for eight and off hours for me, 11:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and when it was dark, i to give finland back welcome back to the kibbutz and other the next day >> just the two of them, yarden was now missing i don't know what's going on. i just feel them slashing my house south of barry hadas

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. >> and in barry weather, here's our live camera looking out toward the oakland estuary. a bit of a cool down today, and it may continue this cooling trend. as we start off the weekend. we will have more on your forecast coming up. >> e-bike enforcement the new steps one north bay school district may take to reduce the dangers for kids. >> i want to give you a check of the evening commute. a look at the eastshore freeway and as you can see, both directions moving very slow on a getaway. friday but it is very pretty out there. we'll be right back after the manhattan criminal court, not far from where former president trump's hush money trial is taking place. the man is identified as 37 year old max azarello of florida. officials say he is in critical condition in a burn center. police say he tossed out a number of pamphlets which reportedly contained anti-government conspiracy theories, before pouring a fluid over his head and igniting it. late today, an appeals court judge rejected a last minute attempt to halt the so-called hush money trial of former president donald tru

barry and the national enquirer staked out every ob-gyn in the area and waited for real to i'm in for an appointment. >> she left the doctor's office to a grocery store we attempted to question her than and said real weird, told through multiple sources that john edwards is the father of your child. >> what we have to remember is real hunter doesn't really exist until the national enquirer says she does. and when she does everything changes really fast >> that day changed my life suddenly, i had to become aware of my surroundings all the time cameras popping up out of weird vans parked down the street with their windows cracked. >> now, with physical proof of real's pregnancy, a plan was hatched to get the media off of john edwards, sent what happened after that, when into a scenario that i had never experienced. week again receiving phone calls from >> various lawyers saying this is a case of two campaign workers and john edwards campaign who are having a child together. andrew young is the baby daddy of real hunters, child >> now this is when the story it gets invented that it's act

goldwater, barry goldwater, who may have been sort of this pillar in the conservative movement, but arizona conservatives are libertarians on social issues and they always have been. it was barry goldwater's family who actually helped establish the first planned parenthood in arizona. wow, this is not a state that is going to want the government of impede your personal liberty. it >> is amazing to see whether she'll be able to get away with such a direct flip-flop though. i mean, they don't they don't always come as clear as this one. >> i have spoken to say elected in the last hour republican state electrodes. they believed that this will absolutely flipped the legislature. this will absolutely impact the presidential election. this has republicans now on their back feet. there is no way donald trump is going to carry the state. >> well, trump has said trump has said that he put it to the states yeah. well, that put it to the states. that's what you get an arizona while how's it going? it's not going to go so well for him in arizona and truly this is actually they said 65% of arizo

thank you very much, charles, that spring and patrick barry on this. patrick barry, the defense and security analyst at the university of bath and the u. k. is also a form in nato and list and who joins us from san francisco today. patrick, i want to your perspective on just how significant this is. essentially, nato is talking about how much commitment they're going to provide to ukraine for how long and under what form on my right. and thinking that these kinds of conversations at the nato level could essentially determine the outcome of this for a good evening, sir. oh, uh, yeah, well, it will certainly contribute to the outcome of the war one way or another if they can make an agreement or not. i think charles has pointed by trying to tie in a certain governments that now into structured support over a lengthy period of time is certainly one of the things here because the trying to reduce the risk of, of there being a change in administration. and the course, you know, the delay in particular, the us $60000000000.00 which is being held up in congre

they're adults with big commercial growers who specify legal irrigation systems for advocacy pro and barry or shirts and droughts. deforestation have reduced the lake to haul. it's for my size, lakeside city and a water crisis. mexico's lake pep squad. oh, is drying out partly due to drought, and partly due to beek orchard owners, the late legal pipes, and rivers and streams that b blake. so after this from nearby the lemme devereaux find the piping on routine searches in the mountains the best. so i told him also is the most. this is because the last 10 years, the streams on the springs, the river, has been drying up and the water has been captured, helps as many to be used for condos and bearing supplements upon on those people's that what kind of a feel for truth owners pipe water to contain ponds to be crops, they are an estimated $850.00 like this one in the area. the more ponds that come up, the less what are there is for villages and lower parts of the township. the villagers are willing to compromise and offer growers 20 percent of local water from streams . the growers haven't res

christopher cash and christopher barry are accused of giving articles, notes, documents or informations slander. and audiences will have to wait another week to get into the uk's biggest new arena because it's not quite ready. the co—op live in manchester were set to open on tuesday with a show with peter kay, but bosses say the venue's power supplies a few days behind schedule. peter kay says he is gutted to be moved to next week and he might have to move his arms and tans class for the new dates. time for ten seconds of a road proposal. while running the london marathon with a fridge called tallulah on his back, the runner daniel stopped to propose to his girlfriend. she said yes and off he went to finish the marathon. you are all caught up now, see you later. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm paul scott at the bbc sport centre. here is what is coming up. inter milan are champions of italy, after a win over their cross city rivals. he cannot stop winning. scottie scheffler secures another pga tour title, this time at a rain delayed rbc heritage in south carolina. and four—time sno

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barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. eternal god, our powerful deliverer, we trust in you for protection, for you save us from those who shoot from the shadows. you keep the faithful from vanishing from our planet, providing a refuge for the oppressed and a shelter when gloating evil seems to have the upper hand. today, use our lawmakers to help bring unity to a divided nation and peace to a war-torn world. may our senators make their positive impact by living blameless lives speaking the truth, keeping their promises, and honoring you in their thoughts, words, and deeds. we pray in your merciful name. amen. the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the president pro tempore: the clerk will report the pending business. the clerk: motion to proceed to calendar number 350, s. 4072, a bill to prohibit t

into late next week is a cold front approaches, potentially bringing in a light chance of are howing barry models ams. there is a light chance of showers bwe will conue to keep a close eye on thatheading into next week. taking a look at our daytime highs, we are warming up into the60s from san francisco across the bay bridge. upper 60s in the heart of redwood city. we have been ab average all week long. we will continue that trend into the weekend. we will continue that from the north around the highs, san jose in the 70s. me will be a thing of the past by tomorrow. 80s returning into the forecast tomorrow, lasting to this weekend. here we go into next week with that big drop off fordaytime highs. as e head into this weekend, we have a weather special if you want to tune in for that. the impact that it has left us here in the bay area. as we head into the rest of the week, we have a treat for us. really take advantageof all that lush greenery that we have now with all of thatin moving through the bay area. daytime highs sing the 50s late next week, an opportunity to haec, go on the trail.

here is some more of what stilton barry had to say today after the meeting. they saw the problem. they're not the states spend most of the greeting unpackaged for your brain on you to penalize the notes. and if it's the amount of i'm addition, they promised on this on how to see this consequences on the bus with the lack of a combination cause enabled the russians to push forward around the phone. fine, like of a defense house made it possible for more russian research to get the targets and the over the started to get this house. i made it so possible for the russians to concentrate more forces. embassy, the consequences of the lancer corresponding economy and keep the tell us more about the data chiefs remarks today, remarks that were a self indictment of thoughts, that red videos or have his host fully as a lensky not trying to get a cell from the blow. and say, you know, it's all going to be fine in the end. he was actually saying, i'm not seeing much of a change even though of to joe biden, st signed off on this a package. it's on arriving yet, even though we were led to beli

youdo bonnie and i will do barry white. what a band! j will do barry white. what a band! like that. many of us starting off on a drying out with any sunshine. it is chilly with some frost. already you can see when drifting eastwards through the afternoon. what you find is as it moves east it will not be as happy. behind it there will be a lot of cloud cover some drizzle, murk around the hills and posts. into scotland some heavier rain. it were made out of northern ireland. some of this will be fairly persistent across the north west of scotland. on higher ground we could have 0n higher ground we could have between 40 millimetres and 60 millimetres. 0n lower levels between 20 and 40 millimetres. temperatures nine to about 15 degrees north to south. as we head on through the evening and overnight, more rain comes in and there will be —— it will be sinking south. it will fragment into the far south. there will be some clear skies with showery outbreaks following on behind. it will be a mild night. much milder than last night the temperature is between six and 12 degrees. tom

the writer barry lopez, who i was a big fan of.and he, you know, barry wrote like a couple of dozen books, both fiction and non. and it was an immensely sort of gifted writer. and one of his books was called wolves and men and he did, i think, about three decades ago. he went to the arctic, hung out with the wolf. researchers and wrote a really, um, he won the national book for i think it's a remarkable book. but he always lamented to me, you know that he was forever known as the wolf guy. you know, no matter what he did it was like he was that guy and and you know, it's not it's not that i'm like, ashamed be associated with it but you know anything that but but i think i don't to limit my subjects to just cryptids but i am sure that i'll you know pals with some big photos i'm sure that i'll keep track of what's going on and they'll keep me up on up on it. so yeah, yeah. he was you know what i want to talk about the celtics. um, yeah. i mean, they're from michigan, you know so it was any of those like, kind of midmarket sports tend