a car sound. that's just saying the word "vroom"! >> michael: your car's a piece of shit, desi. idn't even get into juilliard. >> desi: like you did? >> michael: i told you, i was on the waitlist for the waitlist! you know what, this is over. >> desi: you are such a prima donna. this is why i make more money than you! >> michael: when we come back, we'll cover the other big story of the day. so don't go away. that's not true. [cheers and applause] ♪ "bye bye macadam" by rone ♪ so, what is the next big thing? well, galaxy believes the next big thing is you. me? yes. look at you, you are open to experiment. you open your heart. i have a play this weekend. (she smiles) and with the power of galaxy ai, you'll open even more possibilities. and open your imagination. we're putting all that power in your hands. the next big thing is you. ( ♪♪ ) happy groundhog day! i brought sam adams cold snap and this groundhog... uh-oh. (patrons screaming) bright. citrusy. perfect for spring. popeyes new chicken wings make no sense! marinated in louisiana spices, hand battered and flipped- and then w

a car sound. that's just saying the word "vroom"! >> michael: your car's a piece of shit, desi. you didn't even get into juilliard. >> desi: like you did? >> michael: i told you, i was on the waitlist for the waitlist! you know what, this is over. >> desi: you are such a prima donna. this is why i make more money than you! >> michael: when we come back, we'll cover the other big story of the day. so don't go away. that's not true. [cheers and applause] ♪ "be your somebody" ♪ ♪ "tosca, act ii: vissi d'arte" ♪ ♪ by maria callas, ♪ ♪ orchestra del teatro alla scala, milano ♪ ♪ "be your somebody" ♪ ♪♪ happy groundhog day! i brought sam adams cold snap and this groundhog... uh-oh. (patrons screaming) bright. citrusy. perfect for spring. [sfx: seagulls squawking] [sfx: fishline] back for another flounder fish sandwich? and a shrimp tackle box. let us do the fishing while y'all enjoy our seafood that you'll love. get them before they're gone. [cheers and applause] >> michael: welcome back to "the daily show." let's turn to some major news out of great britain, where the royal family ha

would you like to get paid to not solve a murder?" >> michaelbeen sitting doing nothing for six straight hours. want to keep doing that, but with a gun? >> desi: "you've crushed a lot of beer today. want to keep doing that, but with a gun?" >> michael: of course if you don't want to go to florida, there are literally hundreds of other fun places. dozens of other. there's one other place to go for spring break: new orleans. and to prove the big easy still knows how to party, here's fox news with a major scoop. >> i had the opportunity to talk to one young lady yesterday, young lady, she is a senior at texas tech. and she told me when i asked her what does she do to prep for spring break she says she applies her bronzer and then she does cocaine. that really goes to the heart of this. >> that's some story. she applies the bronzer before she does the line of coke. she wants to look good before she gets high. >> i never heard it before. >> that's crazy. and she admitted that. >> michael: oh stop, this isn't the first time fox has talked to someone w

a michael. ok. we begin with some breaking news from the netherlands where a hostage situation has ended. please say one man is in custody. after leaving a night club with his hands in the air, the incident happened in the town of eda, in the east of the country, a police spokesperson earlier confirmed the 3 people had been released from the night. club officials also said that there was no indication that the incident was terrorism related. joining us now from brussels is our corresponded lucy if schultz in lucio. what can you tell us about what just happened? a u. s. so this has been a situation that has been going on over the morning. there has been a hostage taking in the dutch city of eda and we just heard from the please a couple of minutes ago that the last trust which has been released through so there seemed typing for hostages altogether and that one man was arrested. we do not know a lot about the merchants and we do not know why the man has been doing that, but we do not want the punishme

a greetings yury. what's been the reaction in moscow to the attack as well? michael, as for fish reactions, a president polluted has to look to made the public statement and she sent as she is wellbeing wishes to the all sorts of the victims through the deputy, half of government. and even though his statement was announced yesterday, as in surprisingly, consult um, as for people for action, people are shocked and austin many, many questions. of course, according to the length of the data, you said at 115 people were killed as the cause of death war, gunshot wounds and smoke inhalation from the fire. and he, of course, many people ask, why is the persons who died from this. busy will not able to leave the building in time and why is it war and not rescued by imagined to services in time? again, the so called is law makes state militant group has claimed responsibility. why would it attack moscow? is there is an i s or atlantic state video claiming crisp instability. indeed it's also intensity has been verified by some western experts, but that's important is the russ

oh, well, it's a little chilly >> michael: good morning america for our viewers in the west. two major storms on the move right now and a rainy washout on the way for millions. snow long spring. the winter weather alerts as we head into the weekend, with heavy snow, hail and flooding across the country. ginger has the track and timing. >> george: caught on camera. migrants storm across the southern border overwhelming texas guards. what we know and the reaction this morning. >> rebecca: taking a bite out of apple. should the company be broken up? why the justice department is suing the tech giant and what it means for everyone who uses an iphone. >> george: down to the wire. three days left for donald trump to pay the nearly half billion dollar bond as new york's attorney general takes first steps to seize his assets. >> rebecca: new headline for boeing. the latest on the safety scare for an american airlines plane in dallas. airline executives now demanding a meeting with the company. >> michael: urgent travel warning. >> with just two taps they can open these doors. >> micha

and so i would be in a geography of kentucky class -- >> michael: such a complicated class. >> [laughser, all of these guys are working out right now and i am stuck in this class. and it is my only avenue to get where they are. i used to wake up at midnight on the east coast, i had fallen asleep, i would wake up in a sweat thinking, my god, someone i know out in l.a., my grade, he is at the park right now. it's 9:00. i need to do some push-ups. let me go run a mile, come back, go to bed. obsessed like that. somebody is working harder and i can't allow that. >> michael: so that same level of commitment, that stubbornness, that anxiety over working, how do you -- does that help you in recovery or in a way, is it like, is it hard to go? because i'm a bad [bleep], i can beat this? i know i can beat this. >> i think that is probably the mind-set that got me there. [laughs] i for sure went through, very first when i started taking vicodin or oxycontin, i just remember, one day, very vividly, thinking, oh, -- can i cuss? >> michael: you can press. i already said [bleep]. [laughter] >> i thoug

it's a matter of fact that this is a real estate problem. michael. well, forward for christian or these personal friends, family friends with the net and you know, so he's going to back him a 1000 percent. does that mean that trump is going to be following him? but before i get into that, that's something that's for another conversation. but the, the, the, that what, what schumer demonstrated was something intriguing. these basically saying that they gripped the democrat party of walk is and then what have you doesn't agree with the principles now that net, that net yahoo in israel are following of, of kelly and everybody and, and this, uh, uh, why fi? why fi? not the wiping this genocide, that's, that's a current that gets our values. and he also sees an election coming up and the democrats are, are, are split. it special, the younger people, as a consequence against the, by the administration. and i think schumer is, is worried that the, that, that the, the, that the events are heading in this direction. adversely affecting the democratic party at t

a 2017 st. petersburg metro bombing. why russia in general? and why now specifically, to good day, michael? well, that's a good question because it is surprising that this group and it's not which shouldn't confuse it, was a main as why i mix state which is still active in iraq. it's assignment state k, which is a different group. it's case tens for, for a son. these guys were operating in the found his pen. so they were also a danger to both the taliban and the us whose they are. and they started in 2014 and allegedly they also have prices in north carcases. and they have a clean the tax, for instance, the one in, in the ran also killing a lot of people just recently. so they, the problem here is that the, they do have grievances and they have been criticizing, put in, and they have been accusing russia off of being implicated in suppressing muslims. but the problem is, is a timing why now? because the russians were fighting the, so i'm a state in 2018, so it would make much more sense. but why didn't they wait until after the election to conduct their attack? and what exactly is their mess

inspector troyan received information from somewhere that at a certain time michael was to be transportedund in the forest with a head injury, the car has not yet been found. did you say something? yes, a car stalled in front of him in the forest, the driver came up and asked for help, and he doesn’t remember anything else. a blood test showed that he had been injected with scopals. truth serum, now it’s clear why the people who met michael knew the password. who knew about the operation? residency staff only. an investigator from the central office has left for lithonia, we will find out. and if marie did not return to the hotel, then most likely she was also kidnapped. i don’t want to admit defeat, but it seems that this is exactly the case if those who came to her who is hunting for michael, why didn’t they immediately come to him, what if her disappearance is not connected with him, what if something happened to her, what if the hospital morgue? yes. “no, i feel sick, i feel bad , my head hurts a lot, what’s wrong with your arm, it’s a sprain, in the hospital they put a splint on me a

indonesia and a young as now suffer, who struggles to deal with the severe air pollution in the to card a michael low to and i'll be back with more news and 45 the 1000000 people in what it's in just a 100 days. my power is going to be bunch of my family. what killed? how was this age? i'm on a journey to find out about the russo the 19 are to put you on the side produce for to see through under my name is some way to shimmer. i'm a feeling makes sleep shaming history out documentary stuffs. april 6th on dw, the the, the side put down the bottom. yes, that one. yeah. i'm waiting on the and say, oh, don't lose. i had gotten something that i'm supposed to sound boss of a similar i need to know that i'm on the on the who do i need me. i'm not going to be able to get in band left by hang on for the for my fastest. i'm the fast finding the yeah. she didn't, but the kind of the passion i understand it's a lot less our more than able to get them all that you didn't do my idea double that that i didn't mind. yes big. you must thing into the police. i'm going into the new phenomenon phenomenon. let's get

>> it was a dream come true, but there was a problem, michael. v5 what? should be putting on pasta. >> michael: in your recipe in your book, a charred tomato sauce. >> that's right i wrote pasta sauce recipe and there is no marinara sauce but a jar of tomato sauce that will show you a lot of great jars of sauce, buy your favorite and you want it spicy, as something chris creamier and richer, add a fistful of parmesan. you want to make it hardier, add some ground meat or some pesto, you can take eggplant 45 minutes and scoop out the insides and mix it with a sauce. now your sauce got a little bit hardier with little effort and great for a weekday night. >> show us how to make the recipes in the book. this is a pasta pizza where the crust is positive. -- pasta. >> that's right, pizza, cooked pasta one minute less cook than what the box will tell you. michael, please help me out. whisk, beat the edge, beat the cornerback. so, you want this pasta to be oiled and i will actually dump into you here. perfect. looks good. all right. >> michael: what do we do after

a michael look and thanks for watching dw, i'll be back with more do use at the beginning of the next step. the fast fashion as an environmental nightmare. a closing graveyard image of land desert this is where things wealthy industrial nations no longer need and the light of the textile waste gets stranded here. all about the final stuff in a global fashion industry. fast fashion. watch now on youtube, the to this group is funding for some of the world's rarest eggs. they're searching for the endangered tv bugs of a, a tail rolling you ceiling to steal their eggs and saved them from creditors. almost 95 percent of tv checks are to in the wild. if nothing is done, they will likely disappear in new zealand request sales k, which would be pretty bad if we need to. thousands of people have joined a massive program to defend the kiwi and kill their predators. they are showing what it takes for a country to protect its natural trojans. the deluxe hills of the car mandel peninsula in new zealand. north island. a remarkable rescue mission is underway. giving signs of hope for an endangered t

>> desi: you just said it. >> michael: oh, shit, i just said it. tell me agro the other n-word. >> michael: that is why i'm afraid to say it. >> it is amazing that people are afraid to say "negro" but not afraid to say [bleep]. that is the word you should be worried about. "negro" is fine. don't worry about "negro." it's all right. >> michael: this film threads the needle perfectly of hilarious and informative and sentimental. was that a concern of yours when you read the script? >> no, i read a script, i just want to be surprised. i mean, the worst script is when you read, you know what is going to happen ten pages before, they are going to fall in love, someone is going to trip and die, the world goes on. >> desi: they always trip and die. [laughter] >> exactly. so this really took me by surprise. it is quirky, different. it was a great read. because most of them aren't. >> desi: the premise of this film -- that is very true, by the way. not that i get sent very many scripts. >> you will after today. [laughter] >> desi: the premise of the film was inspired

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for is briefly why every day americans prosperity would be affected by a takeover or a conflict over taiwan? michael on the surface, it looks like it wouldn't be, taiwan is dominated by very small companies. they are family companies, little manufacturers that produce maybe one thing. in reality, for a couple of reasons that i will explain, if war were to break at over taiwan, it would probably almost definitely result in a global economic depression. there are couple of reasons for this. this is not just me talking. bloomberg recently wrote it would be 10% of global gdp. i think you can easily make the case it would be even more than that. semiconductors, this has been talked about so much that i don't think it's to anyone here but taiwan is the leading producer of semiconductors and the most advanced chips are produced, 92% which is all most a monopoly. when most people don't understand is taiwan's role in global manufacturing. this is the most fast thing that came out of my research for this paper. the whole global economy, the manufactured economy is basically built around a model of contract ma

up next doc, she'll tell us the story of a syrian refugee who's now the mayor of a german town, a michael locus. you're watching due to the, the why the pool and what it's in just a 100 days. my parents because of my family. what cute. how was this age? i'm on a journey to find out about the russo the 19 there to put you on the side for games for to sit there rhonda, my name is some way to ship me there. i'm afraid it makes sweet shaming history out documentary stuffs. april 6th on dw.

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still a lot of money. >> michael: still a lot of money. one ticket?t are the chances that one person -- >> eva: i told my husband we should have bought a ticket in new jersey. >> michael: you don't have a chance if you don't play. all right. coming up, we hear from maryland's governor on the key bridge collapse. >> rebecca: sean diddy combs responding to the raid of his houses as we learn more about what federal agents seized. but first back to you, ginger. >> ginger: waking up in raleigh, north carolina. they're preparing for a rainy 24 hours. not the entire time but certainly going to be getting it. they're right about average for this time of year, but a flood watch popped just southeast of you and up into virginia. parts of florida as well. coastal mid-atlantic. we'll be watching this through thursday night. your local weather in 30 seconds. >> eva: an alert for the easter bunny. we'll be right back. ns all alon♪ ♪ it takes greg and lydia, and josie on the phone. ♪ ♪ it's grammy getting checked on in her favorite chair. ♪ ♪ or dolling herself up t

for is briefly why every day americans prosperity would be affected by a takeover or a conflict over taiwan? michael on the surface, it looks like it wouldn't be, taiwan is dominated by very small companies. they are family companies, little manufacturers that produce maybe one thing. in reality, for a couple of reasons that i will explain, if war were to break at over taiwan, it would probably almost definitely result in a global economic depression. there are couple of reasons for this. this is not just me talking. bloomberg recently wrote it would be 10% of global gdp. i think you can easily make the case it would be even more than that. semiconductors, this has been talked about so much that i don't think it's to anyone here but taiwan is the leading producer of semiconductors and the most advanced chips are produced, 92% which is all most a monopoly. when most people don't understand is taiwan's role in global manufacturing. this is the most fast thing that came out of my research for this paper. the whole global economy, the manufactured economy is basically built around a model of contract ma

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sized addiction, when sports becomes a drug, a michael look and thanks for watching dw, and to stay with us. if you can't, we have more news as always, at the top of the next down, the one of mankind's oldest ambitions to be within reach. what is it really is possible to reverse the researchers and scientists all over the world are in a race against time. they are peers and rivals with one daring goals to help smart nature. the more likes watching it on youtube dw documentary, a v as a definition of addiction, a pervasive and intense judge to engage in behaviors providing immediate sensory rewards despite that harmful consequences. so why are we looking at someone working out? come from this book is not even when i was sick. i couldn't believe it. i'd stick with it running 20 case right after getting up regardless of how i felt. obviously being the number of people suffering from exercise addiction can only be guessed. experts assume there are a significant number of undetected optics among professional and amateur athletes. i was never able to just be myself and feel free in the life or

gove announced a list of initial — recent years. michaell groups _ recent years. michael gove announced a list of initial groups that _ recent years. michael gove announced a list of initial groups that they - a list of initial groups that they are going to look at to see whether they go against this definition of extremism. do you agree that there are some groups across the uk that need to be looked at more closely? that there are groups that need to have their taxpayer funding removed if they are found to be extreme as? i think if the government believes that groups have broken the law then there are a whole host of laws in place that they can use to investigate this. there are bodies like the charity commission and others that can investigate this. this new standard of using parliamentary privilege to label groups is simply lowering the evidential standard. this could be extended to other groups in the computer and is concerning —— other groups in the future. what computer and is concerning -- other groups in the future.— groups in the f

a macroeconomic perspective. annabelle: what are the challenges and how is that impacting you? michaelon of course around the world. we are seeing that in several markets. there is both a cyclical and structural change as well. on the cyclical side we see any upturn in airfreight demand lasts for about three years and then follows a downturn which last 12 to 18 months. we are coming out of that cycle now. there has been one shining light during that time, and that is the structural change in demand with e-commerce. we are seeing b to b, to b to c. the other changes we are losing capacity in airfreight market as well. demand is continuing to grow with an average of about 4% year-over-year. we are going to see supply not keeping up with that demand. annabelle: when you talk about the consumer segment growing it makes me think of some of the big powerhouse manufacturing companies located in china. what readthrough are you getting on china's economic health and the airfreight activity as a result? michael: when it comes to industrial production that is still not at the level we are expecti

on a michael ok, thanks for watching dw, i'll be back with more davis at the top of the next step. the why do humming? does not get drunk. why do go to the tasteful waves? squeeze all bodies. how much do we need per day? do i stop praying for help find beyond this get smudge on data. we use science, outtake talk channel. they see everything is written right. but that doesn't mean you're just sitting on the lease and everything just happens. you need to put in effort. i wouldn't be a very big families, but we'll have to b as in 247, the injection new phase. so it'd be 5 more than any other job. but at the same time, the kind of a piece using disease will be 5. that is this view a meeting for divide it as well. it came in the it doesn't pass code, we don't get confused. magic magic chooses you and saw the take and then work as social media. i need to know i didn't do this job, but even though i'm just waiting for that one break and then you know, leave my job. i'm doing pretty well. no, no. but magic is something which i loved more than the every week and it's a whole farm show us an

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i got a chance to talk to michael 3. it's about how he's spreading a message of inclusion and mental health. >> having fun isn't hard when you've got a library card. >> every day, bright eyed and afro hair michael threet greets his more than 1 million followers on tiktok and instagram with a smile and positive attitude by you video, the could be found out. i am need not an answer. popping on tiktok during the pandemic. he soon pivoted to talking about the thing he loves most books. so beautiful day to save books. >> they would use the trends and i would turn into bookish content that i realized, hey, this is a tool for us to reach. people left mind the mobile library and remind them he has that your library card tattooed on your right as his follower numbers grew. so did the number of people visiting local libraries. so many people message me each day on social media saying, look, i've got a library card. i need to be proud what i from people from the consensus new york city, florida. tonight. people having on people city

it is a lot of work. >> michael: man, did you realize how classic this movie is? ly, really special. >> george: jake was telling us that he does the training all the time. did you stick with the training after the movie? >> i actually do. i started boxing and kickboxing and doing all the classes but not like jack. that guy is ripped. [laughter] >> lara: now that you have a taste? are you ready to be an action hero? >> throw me in there. sign me up. let's go. >> michael: lukas gage, the super hero, he threw it out there. we appreciate you being here. >> i really appreciate it. >> michael: "road house" is streaming globally on prime video right now. check it out. an injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. the bonds burn injury attorneys. >> call one 808 million. >> it's like playing a video game, but in real life. yes. when we bring a truckload of magic to your house, that magic is yours to keep. >> big open rooms without clutter. and that feeling of fresh air. freedom. call one 800. got junk. you're gonna love next wednesday on gma. >> when singer so

a lot to get to. >> michael: lot of weather there, ginger. thank you very much. ing to turn to former president trump facing a deadline to post a nearly half billion dollar bond in a new york civil fraud case. the state could start seizing his assets as soon as today. aaron katersky is at the courthouse in down town manhattan for us. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning, michael. there is no sign donald trump is going to meet his obligation to post bond to cover that nearly half billion dollar civil fraud judgment, so state officials could start taking action at any time. this morning new york attorney general leticia james is deciding how and when to begin collecting hundreds of millions of dollars a judge determined donald trump owes after holding him liable for corporate fraud. there is a sign james intends to move swiftly and aggressively. she has already filed a judgment in westchester county in case she chooses to seize his golf course or seven springs estate in addition to buildings in manhattan and properties out of state. but nothing needs to ha

you are a busy man, michael cohen. >> i know it, right? >> you have another book? wo podcasts, two books. >> we will do a trilogy. >> a trilogy of terror. >> let's talk about the third book, because there are big inks happening on monday. i'm interested in this question of whether or not he is able to come up with the bond. what you think happens? >> obviously, nobody knows. it's a privately held company, and donald, on one set, has his lawyers telling the judge, he doesn't have the money. it's impossible to obtain a bond for that amount of money, but then he goes on his on truth social platform, and starts bragging about how he has $500 million. if that's true, it sounds to me like there is a perjury charge going on, because you made a statement to the court that you have the money, you don't have the money. is it a lie? is it not a lie? with donald trump, you never know, but instead, assuming he has it, donald doesn't want to use his own money. he never wants to use his own money. >> he said he was going to use the money for his campaign, and he hasn't used the mo

make certain, picking the jury, how you do an opening statement, that you don't set too high a bar for michaelo meet. you make sure the jury understands that he was in this crime, two point you make sure the jury understands that it is the only way to get a first- hand witness, first-hand observation, is someone who has a very complicated situation, because they are a criminal as well. so, i think you tried to let the air out of the balloon of a perfect witness, because he will not be one, and i think he will suggest to the jury over and over again, before michael take a stand, that he will tell a consistent story about the heart of this crime, no matter what is going on around him, no matter what attack happens over and over again, i think we will see on his credibility, in terms of describing his guilty plea, describing other things that the prosecutors must describe, in secondary. >> so, fate, one of the things he referred to is the process of both sides getting to ask questions and vetting the potential jurors. that obviously is going to be incredibly time-consuming and difficult in a high

a tough subject. last summer michael a tough sub'ect. last summer michael kell was a tough subject. ichael kelly was celebrating at wembley - kelly was celebrating at wembley having just won promotion with carlisle. the next day his manager sat him down in the team hotel to say his contract was not being renewed. he was one of hundreds of players in the football league now looking for a new club. it is players in the football league now looking for a new club.— looking for a new club. it is very difficult to _ looking for a new club. it is very difficult to keep _ looking for a new club. it is very difficult to keep going _ looking for a new club. it is very difficult to keep going when - looking for a new club. it is very difficult to keep going when you j looking for a new club. it is very i difficult to keep going when you do not, when you have one bad day, it can spiral into two or three bad days and you are thinking, why do i bother? ., ~ ., ., days and you are thinking, why do i bother? ., ~ , , ., , " bother? liam moore spent nearly 19 months without _ bother? liam moore spent

house of commons later this hour as a reminder, from the house of commons later this houras a reminder, michaelis hour as a reminder, michael gove is expected to speak, the uk community secretary will outline plans in the house of commons. let's turn to the situation in the middle east. israel says it wants to move displaced palestinians to what its called humanitarian islands in the middle of the strip. let's get the latest from our correspondent anna foster. thank you. this is a hint from israel about what it might do when it wants to begin a ground operation in the southern part of the gaza strip to give you some of the background and context, this is something that israel has said it is vital to reach its stated aim of fully removing hamas from gaza. the population are sheltering in tents with lack of food and medical supplies. israel has made it clear it will carry out a ground offensive but it hasn't said exactly when that will happen. what we have here is an indication of what might happen first and that is moving people from rafah to what i've been described as humanitarian islands in t

michael copley is a correspondent covering climate issues for npr. ael, thank you so much for joining us. some of these quotes that are in this report are very blunt. they might be shocking to some, but you've been covering these issues for a long time. were you surprised by anything that's in this new report? michael: yeah. i think what's in the report echoes a lot of what we've been seeing from previous investigations, and that is that the plastics industry push recycling as a solution. even though industry officials have known for a long time that it wasn't going to be viable at scale, or that they had serious doubts about its ability to be viable at scale. what we've seen is that they they really looked at recycling as a way to kind of fend off regulation and to keep selling more plastic. and so, we've known about that. i think it's always striking when you see a report like this that unearths new statements, new quotes. and to see the way in which they really seem to view recycling, as sort of, you know, a public relations tool as opposed to an e

a resource. as general michael has been a machine with fundraising and i'm confident as your treasurer every dollarowas it's my honor to enthusiastically second the nomination for our next chairman, michael whatley. thank you. you, casey. as a new member to the 168, everyone understands what a daunting task it can be to join a prestigious crowd and can be very challenging. i for one being in this position for less than a year so far, one of the very first people who approached me in oklahoma city la year was mike whatley and he didn't know who i was and quite frankly if he had he probably wouldn't have started the conversation. the reason i say that is to as. if i don't know, i'm asking somebody a question. he's never been without an answer or if he didn't have an answer, he's asked others. he's alw■g■$s gotten back to me and always been open. so there are a lot of new chairs in here and i encourage each and every one of you to standy new chairman whatley, ask the questions you need to help you along the way. one of the things he said he was going to stand up for is election integrity and i think w

welcome to the latest updates i a michael boycheck. a small people has gathered outside the charge of the stricken concept they need to pay their last respects to the victims the public memory. so began with a famous song by the soviet sing for whom the concert hall. ready was established mostly in marble, maya how wide, but it's a specific li trains a symbol of peace, hope and heating show. i'm flying into the distance on the live screens. many of the participants shed tears and comforted one another. as the gathering was in the native by candle lights, a rush as president put in his also paid his respects to the victims solve the tragedy. solum starting monday, have a church in the month. moscow region collect a candle and trade for those who lost their lives. a russian customer not aboard the international space station heavy express to be a pass no condolences to the victims of the tragedy in moscow. i am sure that what has happened will further united our people in the face of external threats. we personally condemn this in human t

this is a legal word, michael? silly. >> as a recovering lawyer, we do silly well together.e that. chuck, stick around for a moment. we talk about why so many experts are scratching their heads yet again at the decisions judge eileen cannon has been making in the classified case. -- at the top of the hour on vell she, -- allie will connect the dot between trump's flip- flopping on tiktok, the merging of the social media sites and one in slovenian billionaire. pennsylvanian billionaire. we will get back with that. tha ♪♪ when you're a small business owner, your to-do list can be...a lot. ♪♪ [ cellphone whooshes ] [ sighs ] that's why progressive makes it easy to save with a commercial auto quote online so you can take on all your others to-dos. already did. see if you could save at progressivecommercial.com. there's nothing better than a subway series footlong. except when you add a new footlong sidekick. except when you add a new footlong sidekick. like the all american club. with the new footlong pretzel. they're the perfect team. are you and that sidekick having a moment?

a jerry based journalist, timothy visa has more details of us under secretary of state for austin affairs, molly fee and some of the rest of the amount. michael landey were a month. well, we've got the west boston based on this week. we arrived on tuesday, but expanded the state on 2 1st day in hopes of meeting generals jani, besides military leader. but the us officials left without an audience with c army, though they met with the leisurely n prime minister in the capital. the meeting was to renew contact with me sir. after last, he has the ability to review the us security and development partnerships with the nation. and he says, military leader did not get any explanation for not being present and domestic government is yet to each one of these all statements. this is the 2nd us delegation visit to new jersey themes, the military code in summer of last year. the united states condemned the cool as demanded a return to constitutional order with the rest of the reason of the post. president, meanwhile, seems to cool the military leaders have been very vocal about moving away from former colonial powers and for west force in front to withdr

playstation room, a cafe, a restaurant, but how all this together, this is my idea, like a franchise or a michaele, to open here first, just test the belarusian market, the belarusian market, then to the whole world, then to minsk to dubai and... in many places even before i lived in minsk , it’s like minsk - it’s the capital, there ’s everything there, cinemas, restaurants, cafes, a lot what is there, when i later finished studying at the academy of arts, i bought a house on nivo-1, this is a gardening partnership, it’s nearby 4 km from here, when i lived there, i noticed that there really is nothing, just like there’s a lot of things needed, like it starts from the fact that a lot of things are needed, i will be the first, yes, but i will not be the last, because that’s how the economy works, they opened the lane. in a year or two, probably, who knows, maybe here is las vegas, or even better than minsk, we don’t know, how i always worked in syria with children, in the theater, at school, and so on, this idea has not yet left me, i still remember, then - time moves on, so technology also moves o