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. >> reporter: miami beach police chief wayne johns walks with us where one of the deadly shootings happenedrs ago. >> the deadly shooting on ocean drive. >> reporter: the deadly chaos of spring 2023 has led to a second year in a row of strict measures. behind me, of all of the beach entrances, only three of them are going to be open. this is one of them. beach bag checks, dui checkpoints, closed streets, up to $100 parking, measures that police say they have the data to show it worked >> 23% decrease in felony arrests, which is huge, huge. >> reporter: and there were no fatal shootings. but businesses like miami beach's palace bar and restaurant are bracing for a different impact. >> this is considered our sidewalk cafe extension. all of this has to be removed. >> reporter: how many feet? >> 178 feet. >> reporter: did you see a change in revenue from march of 2023 to march of 2024? >> we did. probably 15% to 20%. >> reporter: other counties like volusia county are following the lead. broward county with its own viral video. >> we got beaches, we got vibes. but we got rules. >> reporter: the

hard-hit wayne county was still recovering from last month's ef- 3 tornado which damaged dozens of homes. >> this came out of nowhere. it was really scary. 15 seconds. >> reporter: it turned into survival mode. >> i've never prayed so hard in 15 seconds in my life. we just got on the floor and put pillows over our heads and prayed for the best. >> reporter: at least 13 tornados have been reported across five states. >> this is a preview of what's to come. >> potentially looking at the overall picture, usually march, april is when it starts to heat up. >> reporter: as a late winter storm races east, the mid tlantic in the bull's eye for damaging winds and downpours. kathy park, nbc news. >> now let's get to nbc meteorologist angie lassman who's tracking the remnants of that storm. good news there? >> that system is on the way out. we'll see a lot of folks winding down their active weather for today. notice rain left over. we've got a couple systems to watch over the next couple days, too. for the northeast, there goes the system, taking all the raia with it. we have lingering snowshowers

wayne county was still recovering from last month's tornado that damaged dozens of homes. today, they are finding their way forward after another likely tornado. >> kind of came out of nowhere. it was a really scary 15 seconds. >> reporter: supper turned into survival. >> i never prayed so hard in 15 seconds in my life. we walked from there to right here. just got on the floor and put pillows over our heads. prayed for the best. >> reporter: since monday, at least 13 tornadoes across five states. severe weather season is weeks away. this is a preview of what's to come. >> potentially, looking at the picture, march and april is when it heats up. >> reporter: a winter storm races east, the mid-atlantic in the bull's eye. kathy park, c news. >>> we are covering the fallout over president trump's address to congress. we have learned that the trump administration is pausing intelligence sharing with ukraine. gabe gutierrez has late details. >> reporter: a a potential thaw in the face-off between president trump and ukraine's president zelenskyy. the white house revealing a paus

the news will not just so united manager ruben alarm has hit back a former united flag. wayne rooney for calling him now eve. it follow the nicest f a cup defeat to for them or they were beaten the old trafford causing place. he put for them ahead at the end of the 1st hall or night is hit fast to level things up for you 90 down to the break the policies in both pieces and then no save the 2 penalties for them to send them into the quarter finals that's now 10 defeats and 20 full games. this is more than 6 over united. but he says, the overall goal is still to win the premier needs, even if learning says that it's unlikely dot is the will be now east. the thing that we are going to do with the season or are going to be the best content the for the next season. so i, i know that these in this moment everybody knows everything. so um, i know that's and this is really easy. i was a funded in it when i finished my career, so i know it's, it's really easy. our goal is to win the premium lease. maybe it's not with me, but our goal as a club, the board is winning the premier league like we

most us to wayne up liam when she bit up. i've got a medium pony, but don't put any money in the police and they will chest you on a boat. you appear out of some sort and it said you may have to out of school, get phones k in got us k r a, b h at the, the unemployment is any monies? or is it a more good deal? and you just go to these, put the name, you will not be in the witness will just your cost me out of me. you have things we can do to tie it to the setup both and also venue movie are the same. so for instance, i think that's what i should've left a little bit. i'll 20 g i will on people's grad. amazing. what was this? it doesn't look, they always go auto say, visualizing the switches and the not necessarily management in the late 19 thirty's, the japanese army occupied hub in one tokyo's old is the secret sense. it was opened to is such a new type of weapon. deadly viruses for use against china on the soviet union. the desk with by weapons were tested on humans, was code named unit 731. so as i said, i gave you a list.

hard-hit wayne county was still recovering from last month's ef3 tornado that damaged dozens of homes. today they're finding their way forward after another likely tornado. >> just kind of came out of nowhere. it was a really scary 15 seconds. >> reporter: and supper turned into survival mode for lynn smith and her family. >> i've never prayed so hard in 15 seconds in my life. we walked from right there to right here. and just got on the floor and put some pillows over our heads and prayed for the best. >> reporter: since monday at least 13 tornadoes have been confirmed across five states. and peak severe weather season is still weeks away. >> this is a preview of what's to come. >> potentially. just looking at the overall picture, usually march, april is when it really starts to heat up. >> reporter: as the late winter storm now races east, the mid-atlantic in the bullseye for damaging winds and downpours. kathy park, nbc news. >>> we're also covering the fallout over president trump's address to congress. we've also learned the trump administration is pausing intelligence sharing wi

the celebrations of the great big 3, the great, the 3 or the more that is going to take place and wayne 9 in moscow. federalist for you. she said the name i personally, we've never knew. i remember that we have just said i see, just give me what you mean. young large troops of will and i get that kind of heart . dissipate the solemn parade on the, in the red square. why would you through the, through the, during the talks may also discounts the topic over international matters. case i was when we, by the field i see me on the positions of the russians. dion mar, are almost similar or plates very close in many of these matters. my muscle continuing, we shoot in that glitch. we cards and need our efforts on the key. a multi laterals for us to know more. we do not to say that was to play newton. we stand for a peaceful and stable development of the asian pacific region to know some documents. but i see it is probably because it was me. m a given, the ross signed the republic called the union of myanmar, cooperating the field of security as well that he is an issue and you can do a bit and,

. >> the police chief wayne jones, walks with us n the street where one of the deadly spring break shootingsars ago.beach entrances, only three will be open. this is one >> a deadly shooting on ocean drive. >> the chaos of spring 2023 led to what is now the second year in a row with stricter measures. >> we've got miami beach behind me, 15 blocks of ocean drive in front of me and of all of the beach entrances, only three f them will be opened and this is one. >> each bag checks, closed streets up to $100 parking, have the data to show that last year, it works. >> 24% decrease of felony arrest, which is huge. 8% decline in overall arrest. >> and there were no fatal shootings. a businesses - fewer crowds m- nt less chaosbusinesses pat like this, bracing for a different impact. >> this is considered our sidewalk cafi■extension and all of this has to be removed. 187 seats. >> restrictions and fewer crowds meant less patrons. >> did you see a change in revenue between march of 2023 and 2024? >> we did. yeah, we did. it was pretty substantial. about 20%. >> other parts of florida now following mia

now counter and wayne, the palestinians in gauze and victims of another, a strong qual, israel brooks, food medicine and fuel from entering the strip the, the on site of clayton. this is old 0 life from the also coming up for since prime minister lays out the plan to achieve what's the cause of just the last thing piece do in ukraine, the 2 people have died all through call. it drove through pedestrian area in the west. germans fits your non home, anti ones because semi conduct company analysis, a 100000000000 dollar investments in the united states. the mazda is calling on israel to return to the table for the folks on. the 2nd phase of john uri's goal is to cease 5. you prime minister benjamin netanyahu, though, is refusing on, says he wants an extension of phase one. meanwhile, is ro is denying the entry is urgent supplies into the goals, the strip, including food medicine and even shelter. right. so what can i say? sions have condemned, as well as holt to deliveries, saying it's illegally using salvation as a weapon of war. separately that all reports of the water supply ended by

now counter and wayne the you're watching out is there a reminder of our top story? is this our thomas has rejected israel's demand for an extension to phase one of the goals is faced by accusing age of black mile. i've ever leasing more comparative apartment as of benjamin netanyahu. his blogs, long saving agents of the strip during global condemnation and concern u. k. prime minister kissed alma, has posted your appendages on defense coldness and supports of ukraine. the 1st actually just spoke about a combination of the willing, which could defend ukraine in the event of a peace deal with russia. speaking before that, some nation, london, russian foreign minister, such a level of accused europe of wanting the war to continue as he prays on us. president donald trump, the most of the social cost to the end of biden's term in office. there's a new team now that guided by common sense the, the direct in saying we want to stop or was, we wants peace before the and who wants to want to continue europe with just the thoughts of them and go through right now they're sayi

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with the us. premier leaching maybe announcement at the national people's congress, which is under wayne badging. he says the government aims to stabilize economic growth by increasing domestic demand and creating millions of new jobs. china is also increasing its defense budget by 7.2 percent. that's more than $245000000000.00. goods worth more than $2000000000.00 across the us, canada border every day in announcing canada is retaliatory towers to the us levies . prime minister just intruder addressed american citizens and the president directly. hubbard, time see reports from altima of the prime minister just intruders. vogala is off to us president donald trump's power of the games. canada and mexico came into effect 2 days at canada is retaliating and immediately imposing 25 percent power of on $20000000000.00 worth of us impulse, and the urge canadians to be unified in the face of the intense economic pressure ahead. you'll search american the strongest um, that any economic impacts are based off of will be the result of their president's actions and then to, to address to donald tr

frank beach front administration is wayne options to end the rest of your brain more. but what does it mean for your a quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line, china is clement, as quasi is missing in the aging to set out as priorities for the yes. how are the worlds 2nd largest economy? we have to respond traits, how supposed 5 of us and what direction will it take to manage the worlds fastest aging population. special coverage of trying to spend 3 sessions on this one out of the the, the the . ready the hello and welcome. i'm sort of hide us and this is a news life from the coming up in the next 60 minutes. leaders from across the arab world, hold folks in cairo, looking to lay out the plans for garza's future in inside the strip palestinians for past the was israel's side, so brocade on food medicine and just central supplies strength zone. donald trump trade war intensifies mexico, canada and china. it's hydrates heavy tarts imposed by the whites house. and your plays out plans to base defense spending and support fuchs.

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that this president is notably close, not really committed yahoo himself, but to the is really right wayne in there uh that actors in united states. so i worry that the voices of people following for the implementation of the success of the ceasefire deal. that was the. ready shade will be drowned out by uh more right wing of voices in the united states and israel. yeah, because what are we, what am i hearing from the mediate sense of this 3 phase these 5 deal, which of course was reached a number of months ago. we've got the arab summit being held in cairo in a couple of days because they push for this c 5 to get back on track. yes. uh they certainly can. i think the, the issue uh is, we'll, uh israel agree where they ever planning to agree in a real way to pulling their troops out of gaza. or did they just sort of agree to that in the future phase. as a way of getting some off the just back and achieving a short term ceasefire. so i think we're going to see, and if is real, isn't prepared to pull the troops out. i'm not confident that this administration will put any pressure on them to

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if you didn't have our military equipment, best of my recollections wow, senator mark wayne mullen is up next and we have brian kemp of georgia and doing something exciting in our state and doing an announcement about the career goal and jimmy failla breaking down the media force and how about this. tale of two presidencies going for the morning show. >> morning. morning. good afternoon, good evening and good night. >> going for what were speed in the first 30 d d d days and jim carey and the president is putting all his life and work on camera and no problem. >> i understand maine, is maine here? the governor of maine? >> i'm here. >> are you not going to comply with that? >> i'll come play with state and federal laws. >> well, we are the federal law. you getter do it. you better do it because you'll not get any federal funding in you don't. your population doesn't want men playing in women sports so you better comply because otherwise you're not getting any federal funding. >> see you in court. >> every state -- good, i'll see you in court. i look forward to that. brian: this is eve

. >> reporter: mark burleson with wayne sanderson farms says since 2023 they've had to kill about 300,000 chickens due to the bird flu. we found they received more than 600,000 taxpayer dollars from the usda to replace their flocks. but his company is far from receiving the most. a cbs news analysis of federal data found since 2020 the feds paid $1.1 billion to hundreds of larger companies forced to kill their flocks due to the bird flu. >> definitely a question there about when usda should get involved or not. obviously, we're still seeing big supply problems. >> do you think that's a fair expense to the taxpayer? >> it's a great question. the alternative is to let it spread, and we can't do it. it's a healthy product, and i think chicken fits that bill. >> reporter: because of the dire egg shortage the fda is considering an industry request this week to use a type of egg that was outlawed in consumer products back in 2009 called broiler eggs. eggs normally meant for hatching chicks. >> those 500,000 eggs that we throw away every week, instead of doing that they would be utilized for cak

mark wayne mullin is really, it's almost like he is playing the type that guy is a martial artist and likes to be known as a tough guy. and he has been one of the big enforcers for the trump administration in a way he's actually still working with his colleagues. you actuallyin do not hear a lot of negative things. he is in john thune's kitchen cabinet he does not have a formal leadership position but he is someone who has a lot of respect in very short period of time in the senate. this is definitely, i see we are looking at the senate floor right nowow and joni ernst, shet question whether pete hegseth was the right person to run the defense department and just got sort of overwhelmed by reaction to trump's allies both inside the building and outside of it and quickly got in line. x outside the white house or some activity that looks like the trumps will be coming out to the limousine shortly. obviously we will bring you that in at this president speaks to the press will he is there we will certainly listen in on thas part there is one more location which a shiite live from statuary

yes, it is bold, but as wayne gretzky once famously said ,"you miss 100 percent of the shots you don'take." and i will always take the shot. [applause] i've spoken a lot today about families, the shots i have taken and will continue to take. and that caused me to think about my own family, especially my father who died unexpectedly when i was heading off to israel in the wake of the october 7 terrorist attack. right before i was heading to the war zone, i decided to call him. it ended up being my final call to him. he said, "dolly, i'm so proud of you. but keep your goddamn head down." that was my father. but i'm sorry, dad, i can't keep my head down. because you taught me you don't keep your head down, you charge into the necessary fights. and as you always said, when the going gets tough, the tough get going. you compete and you compete hard. and among the values my parents instilled in me, most importantly is that you always fight the good fight. that's that fighting, competitive spirit of new york that makes us so great. we see this spirit in the greatness of our champions like the

peter: you have written about cary grant, it says will, john wayne, mary pickford, and others.it sounds like you got pretty good cooperation from the chaplin family. scott: they gave me free reign. they asked for no permissions. they never saw the manuscript. i wrote based on what i found. i was very pleased. i expected them to hover more than they did. there was no hovering whatsoever. they gave me permission to do my research in their archives without holding anything back and to write what i chose. peter: scott eyman, thank you for spending an hour discussing it with us. scott: thank you. take care now. >> all q&a programs are available on our website or as a podcast on c-span now. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] mac barnett as you get ready to step into this role of national ambassador for young people's literature,

country wayne. mojo brooks. >> jimmy: do you mentor these guys? do you help them? >> i do.ust kidding. >> jimmy: you were at that mike tyson fight with jake paul? >> oh, yeah, that was fun, man. >> jimmy: was it fun? it was horrible. >> it was fun to me because i've never been to a mike tyson fight. >> jimmy: you still haven't, by the way. >> that wasn't a good fight any just wanted to see the excitement of mike coming out the back. >> jimmy: right. >> i was having a good time till they put the camera on his booty cheeks. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, that's right. he's wearing that thong. >> thanks, mike. they just jiggled away. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you were in a movie with mike, right? >> i was. >> jimmy: were you guys friendly? >> yeah, mike's a good friend of mine, good brother. >> jimmy: did you go visit him after the fight? >> no, i didn't get a chance to go back -- i don't like to see people after they lose. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> what do you say? "hey, you got your butt kicked, man." >> jimmy: "you made a lot of money." >> "you made a lot of money, gi

general motors, for example, has assembly plants for the silverado in on or about with a, canada, fort wayne, indiana. flint, michigan, springfield, ohio, and in mexico. each time something crosses the border, including thousands of individual parts, and the final vehicle a tariff is assessed and paid by the company. now, companies, obviously can choose to absorb these tariff costs. that would lead to eating into their profits, obviously. bigger companies can try to force suppliers to lower their prices, something smaller companies really probably can't do. or, they all pass the cost on to consumers in the form of higher prices. on the international front, president trump's tariffs quickly set off a chain reaction today, mexico's president says she will announce retaliatory tariffs on u.s. goods sunday. canada responded right away with plans to impose 25% tariffs on nearly $100 billion of u.s. imports. and china says it will impose additional tariffs of up to 15% on u.s. farm products on march 10th. as countries vent their frustrations over what they see is an expanding trade war. >> our tar

storming to the court to celebrate the team's upset victory. 10 goals away from breaking nhl reend wayne's captain scoring 885th career goal last night against the rangers to the front, and he scores. alexander ovechkin. nine away from 99. 10 from the all time record the caps going on to win ovechkin on fight break the great one's record early next month. and episode three of fox nation's new series the tides that bind alabama football. the show followed the crimson tide navigates first season since coach saban's retirement. it dives deeper into the culture and traditions that extend beyond the team. >> coming back to the university, every thrown i have thrown the script day, and on i'm in uniform with all my best friends, i have a purpose to serve. you are getting a chance to represent the university at the highest level. that's as far as you can go without literally being on the team. >> ainsley: can you watch the tides that bind. the first three episodes are available now and catch new episodes every wednesday. those your headlines. ainsley, upstairs to you. >> ainsley: thank you, car

ovechkin is only 11 gos away from breaking the all time goal scoring record held by the great one, wayne, but his pursuit for greatness stretches far beyond the ice, starting tomorrow night. ovechkin will be donating money for every goal scored during the remainder of his career. the money will go towards a partnership aimed at funding pediatric cancer research. the initiative is called the great, the great chase for victory over cancer. it's a joint effort between ovechkin, the capitals hockey fights cancer and the v foundation for cancer research, a push that ovechkin says makes breaking the record so much sweeter. >> i want people to remember me as a very nice person. i tried to do my best and like i said, i was very lucky to be able to do not by myself with the all the players who i played with and the whole organization. >> well, ovechkin's donations will be matched by monumental sports and entertainment, and fans can also support the donations and honor as he catches the great one. good for him. that's terrific. i think it's 894 career regular season goals, and ovechkin is in his 4

wayne weyler: he had their phone numbers, bra size, and whether or not they would have sex. keith morrison (voiceover): strange? maybe. but did it mean anything? when "dateline" continues. [theme music] keith morrison: paige birgfeld had disappeared, leaving behind three children and a secret life as an escort. one of paige's clients, steven heald, told police she was blackmailing him, which seemed like a promising lead, except heald's wife supplied an alibi. they were home that night reading, watching tv. so heald seemed to be in the clear, which made it all the more shocking when after being questioned by detectives, heald attempted suicide. that, the hot singer assumed, was not guilt, but shame. people don't really want to have it out in public that yeah, i was patronizing a call girl. keith morrison: they checked out a drifter named john livingston who, the night paige vanished, called her again and again from a motel 6, desperate, apparently, for her attention. except there was no evidence paige ever went to see him. but then there was this client, lester ralph jones. t

host: let's talk with wayne in douglasville, georgia, line for republicans. hi. caller: good morning. for all that you just said, trump is president and you are not. the title of your book, i find it very interesting. i take a totally different view though. i believe that zelenskyy deceived himself and betrayed the ukrainian people. how did he do this? well, first, if ukraine could not defeat russia by themselves, they should not have invited other more powerful people into their country to assist them. the result is most likely going to be that now ukraine will be divided between russia, europe, and america. and the ukrainian people will suffer for that. and i totally empathize with the struggle that they are going through right now with the constant bombardment of their country and the destruction of their people. the second mistake that zelenskyy made is that he actually believed his own propaganda. it seems to be everyone there is finding for the riches of ukraine. russia, russia's propaganda is they are fighting nazis. they are stealing your resources. and e

at madison square garden, visiting washington capitals star alex ovechkin moved one shot closer to wayneof his career midway through the third period of last night's 3 to 2 overtime win against the new york rangers. hate to see the rangers lose, though. ovechkin is now just nine away from tying the all time mark. and with that, we now go to the weather with meteorologist andy lassman standing by with the forecast. andy, what have you got today? >> hi there ali. good morning to you. >> i've got some good news and i've got some bad news. kind of. >> a mixed bag here, especially considering we've. >> had multiple days of kind of active weather across much of the country. today we're going to see this. >> kind of. >> lasting, this last ditch effort for this storm. >> system that we've been tracking for. the last couple of days. >> that's on. >> its way out, but we've got some lingering snow showers and rain. showers out west. >> we've got. a couple. >> of storm systems, too. so here's the deal with that northeast system. it moves out, takes most of the rain. >> with it. some of those. >> col

. >> wayne. >> gretzky way back in. >> 1999. >> and now. >> capitals legend alex ovechkin is just 11.> goals away. >> from breaking it. he's got 22 games to do it in the regular season. his caps lost 3 to 1 to the tampa bay lightning, but the 39 year old is still inching ever closer to that record, despite ovi missing 16 games this season due to a broken leg. president donald trump posted on truth social that he will be issuing a complete pardon of pete rose, the late baseball legend, for betting on his own team, which ended his budding managerial career when he was banned from the sport in 1989, making him ineligible for the baseball hall of fame. rose denied the gambling allegations for years until 2004, when he wrote in his autobiography that he turned to betting as a way to recapture the high that he got from winning batting titles in world series. rose became one of the greatest players ever. over a 24 season career. he died last september at the age of 83. are you ready for march madness? madison square garden last night new york saint john's winning the big east title outright

we can watch alex ovechkin, john chase history, just 11 goals shy of breaking wayne gretzky's nhl all time goal record. he has 21 games left to do it. that's one of the most impressive marks in all of sports, and we just may see this season someone take it down. >> i think lebron james and ovechkin should do like a buddy film together or sing a duet in honor of these records. all right. coy wire, great to see you. thank you very much, kate. >> is it settled in the nba? who the goat is? >> it's michael jordan. it's been settled for a long time now. >> but lebron has apparently now passed. how many points michael jordan ever scored. >> doesn't matter. >> i feel like i should not be courageous enough to even weigh in on this, because i'm just going. it's going to be dangerous anyway. coming up, the cdc is now on the ground in west texas as the measles outbreak there continues to get worse. we have an update for you, and there are new details also on the capture of a terror suspect wanted in the suicide bombing that killed 13 u.s. service members during the withdrawal from afghanistan. >>

washington capitals star alex ovechkin is also close to breaking wayne gretzky's nhl all time goal record, but he was denied a chance at getting closer last night. ottawa goalie linus ullmark stretching out like spandex on a sperm whale for that one golden opportunity, robbed ovi remains 11 goals shy of breaking the record after a54 win over the senators. he's got 21 games to do it. we can watch him chase history again tomorrow night on our sister channel tnt, or streaming on max. capitals at rangers at 730 eastern. the maple leafs at vegas at ten. he's 39 years old. he's got tied for the fifth most goals this season of all players. and this is despite missing 16 games with a broken leg. there is tough. and then there is hockey tough. >> i'm sorry my brain turned off after you said spandex on a sperm whale. >> what happened just now? >> good morning. >> good morning everyone. i love you. thank you so much. >> love you too, girl. >> oh, my goodness, he's so funny. he's so good. coming up for us, we have new reporting about how democrats plan to respond to president trump's big speech tonig

have all been transformational to my husband wayne. >> 25 years ago we began building a life together and every milestone is sweeter because of you. >> i love you to those nourishing thank you and to those nourishing our bodies and our souls with the food in front of you the farmworkers, cooks and servers let them know you're grateful. >> a year ago i spoke of a san francisco of san francisco's unique ability to reinvent itself. today i can say with certainty we are not just rebounding. we are leading as i have stated before. >> san franciscans have never waited for permission to be bold, audacious or groundbreaking. we forged coalitions, take to the streets and do the hard work and rise again and again. this past year has proven that a renaissance is not just possible it's already happening. >> now we double down as others retreat. we center our next phase on equity inclusion, fun and most importantly love. we make sure this comeback is for everyone from the bayview to the presidio, chinatown to park more said the mission to the sunset. and every neighborhood in between. >> but as we

and then our our local favorite also wayne thibeault who passed a couple of years ago they the two youngis opening his show on march 22nd also this month so that's very exciting. and then one of my favorite artists and also a friend of mine isaac julian is opening his exhibition on of them also at the de young. >> so i hope that you put that all on your calendars. we would when one of you come in on the upcoming april art fair anybody just make sure that's on calendar this is a nice kind of punctuation in april there will be a substantial art fair that broadens the scope of what's going on. the other is that the air program at the san francisco art institute i mean sorry the san francisco museum of modern art is able to count how many times a person has seen a show. >> oh wow. and so be careful because you are now considered a hyper influencer. >> you always were commissioned or i have announcement maybe that for me it's poignant but i think it's relevant to san francisco in the arts community and that a week ago music director michael tilson thomas released a public statement about wher

host: let's talk with wayne in douglasville, georgia, line for republicans. hi.: good morning. for all that you just said, trump is president and you are not. the title of your book, i find it very interesting. i take a totally different view though. i believe that zelenskyy deceived himself and betrayed the ukrainian people. how did he do this? well, first, if ukraine could not defeat russia by themselves, they should not have invited other more powerful people into their country to assist them. the result is most likely going to be that now ukraine will be divided between russia, europe, and america. and the ukrainian people will suffer for that. and i totally empathize with the struggle that they are going through right now with the constant bombardment of their country and the destruction of their people. the second mistake that zelenskyy made is that he actually believed his own propaganda. it seems to be everyone there is finding for the riches of ukraine. russia, russia's propaganda is they are fighting nazis. they are stealing your resources. and europe a

host: let's talk with wayne in douglasville, georgia, line for republicans. hi.good morning. for all that you just said, trump is president and you are not. the title of your book, i find it very interesting. i take a totally different view though. i believe that zelenskyy deceived himself and betrayed the ukrainian people. how did he do this? well, first, if ukraine could not defeat russia by themselves, they should not have invited other more powerful people into their country to assist them. the result is most likely going to be that now ukraine will be divided between russia, europe, and america. and the ukrainian people will suffer for that. and i totally empathize with the struggle that they are going through right now with the constant bombardment of their country and the destruction of their people. the second mistake that zelenskyy made is that he actually believed his own propaganda. it seems to be everyone there is finding for the riches of ukraine. russia, russia's propaganda is they are fighting nazis. they are stealing your resources. and europe and

have all been transformational to my husband wayne. >> 25 years ago we began building a life togetherand every milestone is sweeter because of you. >> i love you to those nourishing thank you and to those nourishing our bodies and our souls with the food in front of you the farmworkers, cooks and servers let them know you're grateful. >> a year ago i spoke of a san francisco of san francisco's unique ability to reinvent itself. today i can say with certainty we are not just rebounding. we are leading as i have stated before. >> san franciscans have never waited for permission to be bold, audacious or groundbreaking. we forged coalitions, take to the streets and do the hard work and rise again and again. this past year has proven that a renaissance is not just possible it's already happening. >> now we double down as others retreat. we center our next phase on equity inclusion, fun and most importantly love. we make sure this comeback is for everyone from the bayview to the presidio, chinatown to park more said the mission to the sunset. and every neighborhood in between. >> but as we

manager talking about his long term goal of winning the premier league, but former united striker wayneooney has called ruben amorim naive forfocusing on that given where they are now. for more — i've been speaking to football writer andy mitten. it isa it is a really difficult time for manchester united, added to what is going on on the page is what is going on on the page is what is going on on the page is what is going on and off the page. there have been two rounds of significantjob cuts. you have got new decision—makers, they are making very unpopular decisions to get —— they are getting some right and some wrong. so you arejust getting this right and some wrong. so you are just getting this swell of continued negativity, morale is very low, staff are worried about theirjobs. and what most sets morale at any football club is results, and manchester united are losing more games than they are winning. going out the fa cups was a big blow, it was one of two opportunities for them to win silverware this year. today is —— these are pretty grim times for manchester united. the thoughts t

wayne rooney who called him naive. joe lynskey reports.or a trophy, but after exiting the cup, the coach was looking long term. games and losing trophies during this season, but the goal is to win the premier league. how can they compete, to get a bit further up the table? i think that's the next step. to win the premier league, because from where they are now, they're a long way off that. i was a pundit when i finished my career, so i know it's really easy. but our goal as a club, de boer, is winning the premier league, i like we did in the past. when sirjim ratcliffe came in as this club's co—owner, it was meant to bring change. you are giving the swell of continued is very continued negativity, morale is very staff are about their low, staff are worried about their jobs and what sets morale at low, staff are worried about their job: football it sets morale at low, staff are worried about their job: football club sets morale at low, staff are worried about their job: football club is sets morale at low, staff are worried about their job:

paul newman, steve mcqueen, john wayne, james stewart, cary grant. i could go on forever.s really important that we do have a vibrant cinema and creative industry. and that's an area where the uk have done really, where the uk have done really, really well historically, thanks to a lot of investment. >> and hopefully we will in the future. wendy, i get what you�*re saying. it�*s just really interesting to gauge what you think as a, you know, as a, as a real life person there as well. not not just a politician, but not notjust a politician, but thank you. thank you very much indeed. have yourself a good day. thanks for your time. >> thanks, wendy. >> thanks, wendy. >> thanks, wendy. >> thank you. you too. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> she�*s a good sport. >> she�*s a good sport. >> that's not what she thought that interview was going. >> alex. well, there's going to be no. the point the point i'm trying to make is, you know, we're not talking about vivien leigh or betty grable or, you know, whoever betty davis, you know, whoever betty davis, you know, there's. >