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both kerry condon and barry kiernan took to the stage at the baftas ceremony. —— barry keoghan.ries. a quarter of the nominees this year are irish, and there are two any actor category. category. ——ke huy quan. colin farrell will hope to follow up his golden globe triumph as thejilted to follow up his golden globe triumph as the jilted villain who can�*t come to terms with the end of his long—term friendship. colin farrell says of dramatic and comedic skills, and had the opportunity to reunite with mike mcdonough, writer—director. loneliness, community, solitude, but only for friendship, what happens to the broken heart when a friendship is dissolved. the irish acting line—up is completed by paul maskell, perhaps best known for his role in the tv show, normal government people. he gives a beautifully nuanced performance and the father drama, aftersun. however, perhaps the film that is because the most excitement in ireland itself is the quiet girl, the first irish language want to be nominated in the international feature category and has made over1 million euros in the british

if it was up to barry there never would have been a rush limbaugh.emocrats would have complete control over the internet. you never would have seen hunter's laptop and "jesse watters primetime" not exist. i know, it's sad. obama is forgetting america was polarized a little before cable news. remember the 60's? vietnam war protests, civil rights struggles? kennedy assassinations? everything was going great until fox news polarized us? right, barry? now, at the time barack obama was the most polarizing president ever. the most polarizing president in america's 200-some odd year history. clinton wasn't nearly as polarizing and he had limbaugh, fox, and the internet. now, look at what obama did to race relations right around 2014, just nose dives. who was president then? it looks like obama is feeling a little insecure. is it because joe biden is a better president? is obama getting jealous? i have never seen legacy rehab like this. i was tough on china. i never lost the midterms. i unified the country. he just got paid a million dollars to lie. you bett

barry: i heard you reported on that sunday morninging. i heard on that saturday. the "the wall street journal" reported subsequent week they did have a buyer but fdic chairman vetoed it yellen powell were willing to go forward would be elegant to sell to another buyer whatever we thought about franchise inability to manage duration risk pnc pretty good at it. >> what is the problem don't want -- >> they are antimergers going to, grandyism big bad not a consumer standard whether helps praises or markets, this idea the government can solve every problem would have been much better outcome to sell that bank if that was the case, than to try to find a government support for uninsured the depositors, uninsured deposits should have taken. >> it federal reserve sitting on massacre interest rates 15 years, thomas honor irg one dissenter said no, no the too much stimulus one dissenter, on debt ceiling right now, up 31.6 trillion another fight that is going to be another problem for the markets. >> ironically the situation would be worse were we not at debt ceiling treasury

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if parliament speaker not be barry, this video shows him imploring mccarty to delay the time change for that reason. mccarty is heard raising objections, but barry got the upper hand. government institutions are obliged to follow the ruling churches, schools and private companies say it was made without their consultation and they will not respect it. they've gone ahead and put their clocks forward anyway. some firms are compromising lebanon's, national carrier says it's clocks will stay in winter time, but it will adjust flight times to comply with international schedules. the route has also caused problems for the general public, but not the house, but we were at a house party last night and we looked at our phone. it was white showed born 20 am and another $2.20. it was like no. what's happening here? we wandered effort towards the alcohols. alcohol, lola? for. so what new moon good. amid we took a photo to double check later. hey, this is definitely a weird historic moment. some have found creative solutions that are about feel the best way to avoid confusion as to where watch on my

i can see that the party's taking over here now, barry...n subsequent years, american film reviewer david andsen, who wrote for newsweek, joined barry to comment on the oscars for the bbc. the biggest voting branch in the academy as actors. this veteran hollywood—based film critic and film festival programmer is still thriving. he remembers the 1950s when the oscars were a much larger cultural phenomenon reflecting perhaps america's superpower status. the big stars would all be there — the elizabeth taylors and kurt douglases and burt lancasters, and they would get enormous ratings in those days. hollywood had become the world's great empire and they were making movies that were big and...you know, on great themes, the ten commandments... ..around the world in 80 days. in some ways, it was a kind of a flattering self—portrait! because america was the new global empire. and the oscars reflected that? and the oscars reflected that. in the heyday of the academy awards, the oscars had such currency because it was one of the few windows giving mo

how is barry doing? he can't work any more, _ his story. how is barry doing?e he is — can't work any more, —— walk any more. he is stressed. do can't work any more, -- walk any more. he is stressed.— can't work any more, -- walk any more. he is stressed. do you believe that oscar is — more. he is stressed. do you believe that oscar is remorseful? _ more. he is stressed. do you believe that oscar is remorseful? no. i more now on our top story. donald trump has become the first former us president to face a criminal prosecution. the charges relate to hiding a payment to a porn star, stormy daniels. let's cross live to new york with cbs news correspondentjarred hill. some of these charges will go back quite a few years, we are expecting there to be more than 30 next week. yes, one of the things that's important is that while this stems from an investigation surrounding this alleged hush money, the crime thatis this alleged hush money, the crime that is being investigated is whether there was a falsification of business records. in order to hide that payment to st

as a child, barry and his brother lived in 3 different foster homes over the span of seven years. as a kid. you don't know what's happening. it's only when you get older, you can look back and get perspective on barry's mother passed away when he was just 12 years old. that was on paper. yeah. can i go he's destined to do mess up, you know? yeah i went against her. and now after winning a bafta for the kids that dreaming to be something from from the area that i came from this for you so and now he's an oscar nominee, reacting to the news on instagram writing in part, and just a note to little berry told you we would get there. and then there's hong chau nominated for her work in the whale. everybody would say, wow, you've lived such an amazing life. and i say no, no, my parents have lived an amazing life. parents fled vietnam in 1979, her mother pregnant with her. her father shot during the escape but making it to a refugee camp in thailand, where hong was born. i'm just an actor in hollywood like, you know, like, big whoop. i mean, what they did is really amazing. my parents are

i was invited by barry weiss. ms. garcia: asking for chronology. when did you first make contact with mr. musk? mr. shellenberger: i don't know the exact date. it was december. ms. garcia: december. there are a lot of december. mr. shellenberger: last year. ms. garcia: 22? mr. shellenberger: yes. ms. garcia: in your discussion, in your answer, you also said that you were invited by a friend, barry weiss? mr. shellenberger: barry weiss. ms. garcia: this friend works for twitter? mr. shellenberger: she's a journalist. ms. garcia: i'm asking mr. shellenberger a question. mr. shellenberger: barry weiss is a journalist. she's a journalist. ms. garcia: you work in concert with her? mr. shellenberger: yeah. ms. garcia: do you know when she first was contacted by mr. musk? mr. shellenberger: i don't know. ms. garcia: you are in this as a threesome? mr. shellenberger: there were many more people involved. are you being paid to be here today either through consulting fees, campaign contributions? mr. shellenberger: absolutely not. chair jordan: the gentlelad

joined me last fall to talk about barry.ool career from college and graduate school. >> were they really that bad? >> you know what? it's not a matter of being bad. it's a matter of teachers of acting are of very strange breed. and a lot of them think that they have to tear you down in order to build you up. >> you have said that of all the things that you've done in your career ÃÃthat this is the best. what is so special about playing g cousineau and barry? >> there's an expression. if they don't and on the page à Ãbut in on the stage. and bill haider and alec berg lives in duffy and justin. they write and give you such a ÃÃa jumping off place. they give you such a blueprint in order to create your character. and i am telling you that it is just magnificent to be you. there is also a policy of not asshole's on the set. and they have kept to that. >> there is so much more of my conversation with henry winkler. along with my sit downs with governor witmer and actress, jessica alba. you can catch the full interviews anytime yo

oakland president barry donelan released a statement that reads in part the city is truly broken withity employees were more about the release of their confidential information from the media. then their employer whose incompetence and sloppy security allows these data breaches to occur. the appeal way said it first wrote a letter to the city administration back on march 6 trying to get information on how city employees would be affected by the breach. but they say they didn't receive a response. we've made our own calls on this and the city did respond today. they referred us to the city website which was last updated last wednesday. according to the update, the city of oakland sent notification letters to current and former employees whose personal information was affected. >> this check on our 4 zone. weather forecasts. a live look outside looking out over san francisco. it's a little hazy and gray out there because we know what's coming up 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. here to give us the details here. this could be another good storm. there's no getting around it seems l

and even hand-to-hand combat with the german invaders was repeatedly wounded and barry died in 1942,ingrad, he was posthumously awarded the title of hero of the soviet union. with the outbreak of world war ii, franco announced the neutrality of spain, the most radical military, who longed to continue the war with the soviet union , sent caudilla to the eastern front as part of the volunteer the blue division had between 40 and 50,000 men in its ranks, but adolf hitler demanded more from the caudilla during the first and only meeting between hitler and franco in october 1940, the fuhrer suggested him to conclude a military alliance with germany and let the german troops pass to gibraltar, however, frank from the proposed honor. hitler's personal pilot hansbar politely refused. he recalled hitler was overcome by the idea of ​​convincing franco to allow the germans to attack gibraltar . however, franco was greatly disappointed by the head of the spanish state. solid he was refused by hitler. franco commented on this. an ungrateful scoundrel, he has the manners of a sergeant. hitler put

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barry legal , barry shane it was legal, instructed or twice yeah. instructed once or twice yeah. unfortunately, no . some fixed conflict got the no. some fixed conflict got the better of in the end with barry but but i mean with barry's in the seventies especially i mean he's suit was thicker than this this there's a suit know so the protective gear and everything's moved on but yeah with the with the fuel thing it's really interesting because if we can, if we can kind of keep the noise, especially with the combustion, if this combustion, i would say if this can work , i'll be over the moon can work, i'll be over the moon . i think this move to electric vehicles is impractical. i . i think this move to electric vehicles is impractical . i know vehicles is impractical. i know that we've got the electricity . that we've got the electricity. what would you say, james? what would you say to 17, 18 year olds that want to get a motorbike? do you think britain's roads work for motorbikes. oh, crikey i mean, not so much the roads. it's the climate that doesn't necessarily lend itself. yo

barry legal , barry shane it was legal, instructed once twice yeah. instructed once or twice yeah.yeah unfortunately, no . some fixed conflict got the no. some fixed conflict got the better of in the end with barry but but i mean with barry's in the seventies especially i mean he's suit was thicker than this this there's a suit know so the protective gear and everything's moved on but yeah with the with the fuel thing it's really interesting because if we can, if we can kind of keep the noise, especially with the combustion, if this combustion, i would say if this can work , i'll be over the moon can work, i'll be over the moon . i think this move to electric vehicles is impractical. i . i think this move to electric vehicles is impractical . i know vehicles is impractical. i know that we've got the electricity . that we've got the electricity. what would you say, james? what would you say to 17, 18 year olds that want to get a motorbike? do you think britain's roads work for motorbikes. oh, crikey i mean, not so much the roads. it's the climate that doesn't necessarily lend itself

on that can deliver tenant 1000000 tons mole lion's share of oil that goes through the east side. barry, a pacific ocean pipeline is loaded on tank is in transferred china. so china has always been elidah in terms of countries buying russian oil imports. due to this oil of east side, barry origin. markets have been rebounding lately. russia stopped exporting all to europe in early december, and now goes to the asian market. media has reached the record high in its domestic oil consumption. now, there old products are sold at low prices. this is because some of the russian oil that's being refined and consume was previously imported at a discount. russia also to live as a ready made oil products to india. his allowed a dia to negotiate more favourable prices from countries that sold them oil in the past. when india was unable to buy crude from its former supplies and tends to buy more from russia. if moscow were to decrease their discount india would be the major bias of russian oil, and it's an arrogant, treacherous mendacious, an interventionist attitude. that's our mexican president m

hi, i'm barry and i've lost 42 pounds. jill and i are a team. if she tells me to do something, i usually jump on board. golo was doable, it's realistic, and it's something we can do the rest of our lives. >>> if there is one take away from the footage its members ar liars. as a result of those lies, course of liberties in this country were where people went to prison. they are in prison as of right now unjustly. that's why i said consequences. you have to ask yourself what happened to members of the january 6th committee? these liars who hurt people and the country? let's see, adam schiff is running for senate. adam kinzinger got a job at cnn. liz cheney wound up a professor at the university of virginia. they are all still they are. bennie thompson, listen to his wisdom. but they are liars. above all, this video proves it. here is another installment. >>> one of the enduring mysteries of january sixth is the role that intelligence and law enforcement agencies played in the events of that day. we know there was some number o undercover federal a

barry to comment on the oscars for the bbc-— for the bbc.c. the biggest voting branch in the academy - for the bbc. the biggest voting branch in the academy as - branch in the academy as actors. this veteran hollywood film critic and programmer is still thriving. he film critic and programmer is still thriving.— still thriving. he remembers the 19505 — still thriving. he remembers the 1950s when _ still thriving. he remembers the 1950s when the - still thriving. he remembers the 1950s when the oscars l still thriving. he remembers- the 1950s when the oscars were a much larger cultural phenomenon reflecting perhaps america's superstar status. the bi . . est america's superstar status. the biggest stars — america's superstar status. tue: biggest stars will america's superstar status. tte: biggest stars will be america's superstar status. "tte: biggest stars will be elizabeth taylor, burt lancaster, they would get enormous ratings. hollywood had become the world's rate empire and they were making great movies that were making great movies that

i hope to get another bite of the apple because i think ultra is a great one barry in north carolina, barry. >> caller: how are you doing >> real good. >> caller: do you think it's going to put the big bills in the bag or sink? >> barry, i think block is terrific they don't have nearly as much risk as a lot of banks they are the young person's bank, but it is an expensive stock and we don't need to do anything, anything in that finance state -- well, if you join the club you'll see there is only two banks of financials i want to own right now. the only two i feel confident about other than jp morgan, dave in illinois, dave? >> caller: dr. cramer, my man, central american deep sea fishing friend, how are you? >> i'm a big tuna eater, dave. good to hear ya. >> caller: me, too jim, analysts and morgan stanley recently maintained they're overweight and outperformed ratings on the $48 billion sports carman fracturer. last month, ferrara reported record quarterly results and strong demand going forward. not cheap at 40 times forward earnings but practically recession proof, i'd say even lam

with us now to talk more about this, nbc news correspondent morgan chesky, in brownsville, texas, barry mccaffrey, former u.s. drug czar, commander of the u.s. southern command, among other things, msnbc analyst, and mike vihi. what have we been able to learn about what happened to this group? >> reporter: a startling revelation in the last 24 hours or so with the news that there was a fifth passenger inside this van that departed south carolina en route to south texas to then go across to neighboring matamoros, mexico, for what was supposed to be a cosmetic procedure. but, jose, a source close to this matter told nbc news that this fifth individual was a woman who did not make the journey across the border, because she did not have the necessary documentation. that woman's identified herself to the associated press as cheryl orange. according to her account, jose, she only anticipated her friends being off for 15 minutes to the border to drop off latavia washington mcgee for the procedure and when they didn't return, that's when she contacted local authorities in brownsville, texas, an

barry, you're sticking with us all morning long. we appreciate that. president trump says he expects to be indicted tomorrow by the progressive manhattan district attorney. matt whitaker is here to weigh in on the potential of this unexpected event. stay with us. ♪ ♪ get $1500 purchase allowance on a 2023 cadillac xt5 and xt6. ♪ visit your local cadillac dealer today. only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor—you're an owner. we got this, babe. that means that your dreams are ours too. and our financial planning tools can help you reach them. that's the value of ownership. covid is still out there, and so are you. and you could be out there with fading protection but an updated vaccine restores your protection so you can keep doing you. >> i think that what most people can objectively say about this potential indictment is that it's based on very little law and a lot of politics. >>> it's very odd that this would come out just the very next day after i revealed bank records which showed that the biden family, the president in particular, hasn

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and how is barry doing? we know he is not here today.tressed about this. (inaudible). mrs steenkamp, do you believe that oscar is remorseful? no. never. june steenkamp. 15 minute cities — where everything you need is within a 15 minute walk or bike ride — are an idea being explored around the world. but the concept has ignited fierce debate and conspiracy theories. anna holligan has been looking at why. 15—minute cities — they've become a magnet for protests around the world, from canada to the uk, with conspiracy groups claiming, without evidence, they're designed to imprison us in our neighbourhoods and limit ourfreedoms. yet the idea seems pretty pragmatic — to have everything we need from doctors and supermarkets to work and schools within easy reach, by foot or bicycle. the misinterpretation has roots in the uk, where two separate plans to cut carbon emissions, one involving low traffic neighbourhoods and another based on the 15—minute city were blended together. in oxford, those have been mixed up and things have been added and it

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i love to be in the news, barry person, i recall, but when you're feeling altogether, you'll realize that culture is another way of living. are you ready to meet the driver and then join me, rachel stuart on b. w. ah, ah. this week on world stories begging for peace in columbia. living for the environment in wales. but 1st we go to india, where refugee afghan school girls are finding what they're denied in their homeland . a right to education bought them off, our gun is among posen supp gone. student refugees living in a cramped area. indeed. 70 years ago, she fled gobble with her family. leaving everything behind. growing up, fought more often witnessed, bombings and wildlands. her father, filmmaker faced harassment and censorship by the taliban. now, in 12th grade, thought my is considered one of the brightest students. at the said jamal, a deal of gone school for refugees is doubled whether she is upset to hear about her friends who are bought from going to school back home. since i'm a girl, i know what problems they are facing. and education is a really, really basic right for

ah, this is barry defeat oli, book france. it has been admitted. the 10th floor of the camilla hospital in june, diabetic and fit he has a respiratory illness but drew it out. go with 19 and a tank people for sending messages of love and prayers disassembled. ha ha. i have the pope close to my heart. i am a believer, i'm catholic, and he represents god or not. what more can we say? let's hope that the tests give good results. let's hope nothing happens. nothing serious. because of the early on wednesday, the book appeared for his weekly audience at the wet ticket and greeted people. but later he was seen in physical pain as he was head into his vehicle. pope francis has not been in good health for some time. he spent 10 days to under as manuel lopez open a door has said, there will be no impunity for those responsible for the deaths of 38 migrants in a fire at a detention center video. footage of the incident shows gods leaving migrant strapped in cells amid the flames. authorities say the deaths being investigated as homicide model, illness can si

good morning, barry. inside, it's a pretty low—key operation. has a team of people helping her deliverfood to the local community. we've got the jerk jar and we've got the pans. we've got the fire. it just screams caribbean, and i love it. could do with some sun, though. so, what is it you love about running this business? i just love it. it's, like, been a part of me for all the years and years and years. it's just grown. it's my baby. and then i get to interact with so many people. yeah, i bet. people from everywhere, and they want a bit of chatting, as well. and i've got some elderly people that i take care of and i love them, you understand? because it's like they're part of the business, as well. coal. what makes this so good when it comes to caribbean cooking? because it gives it the smoky flavour. mm! people love it. i'm talking, like, lick—the—plate—clean love it. because it's the spices. if you get your pimento berry and your garlic, your onion, and your paprika, your ginger, they bring that... they just explode. 0oh! yeah. just explode

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a wagner group units have effectively encircled buck, mute, barry's. only one road left out all the pins is a closing room, while most roads in and out of but most have been cut off, making it difficult for ukraine to resupply its forces. those that remain open are under constant fire from russian artillery. as russia closes in their affairs, that ukraine's forces may become unable to retreat. throughout it all, medics continued to ferry the wounded away from the besieged city. close injured on the front line in buck moot, a transferred to hospitals, in safer regions. in the western city of la viv president followed him as the lensky thanked both soldiers and doctors for their tireless efforts. yeah, john was young. i want to thank you for helping so many of our soldiers and he rose to get back on their feet. a country seize your work and values, a highly, very highly reward who is a, which a more few expected buck not to hold on this long. it's capture would mark a symbolic victory for russia, one that costs thousands of lives to achieve with my. so i