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barry. no us presidency? yes. barry. no strong no. from barry . number strong no. from barry.ur. barry. can the conservative us win the general election? no no no . was that two election? no no no. was that two nos. two nos. i let you off with that one, paula. yes. uh number five paula, as devolution being a success. no barry. yes . so a success. no barry. yes. so five, five out of five for the first. barry he slipped up on question for a little bit. he put two nos in there. but i think he was just emphasising the no. so uh, we'll let him off with that one. so well done guys. is there one you want to come back on? barry devolution okay. >> um, i think devolution has had its problems . so it's a had its problems. so it's a complicated . yes. here because complicated. yes. here because devolution has had its problems. but i think fundamentally we had we not embarked on devolution, we'd have seen a much stronger movement for the break—up of the united kingdom. and that's why i gave it a strong yes. i think it's done its job. it's held the union together. we need to refine it. we

her children and brother in law, barry, with her.shipped back in a casket. >> i don't know how to go without him. >> a few days after that tear stained statement in the interview with the mounties, she pulled up in pennsylvania with some trophies of the truck. a few caribou carcasses probably carved up for steaks and that dead bear, the one mark shot before she shot him. the bear, she had stuffed and mounted, a way to honor her husband, she said, his last kill and all. but mary beth's in laws already demanding the mounties open that investigation now added to the complaints what they saw as appalling bad taste in an uncaring attitude. mark sister, susan. >> if i would have killed someone i would have been -- you would've had to put me under sedation. i cannot even imagine taking a life like that and being able to function. >> was she calm? >> very calm. >> she was an agitated or over the top at all? >> calm. i didn't want to believe she did that on purpose. i gave her every opportunity to tell me that she was sorry. and it never happ

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barry sanders is my hero. >> jimmy: i bet. >> straight up my hero, barry sanders, right. [ cheers and-time. absolutely my hero. she found out he was going to be at the game. she said, everybody please, don't tell keegan, let it be a surprise to keegan. so we land, we get there, everybody's being quiet. mum's the word. i'm on the sidelines. and barry sanders is like 15 steps away from me. and he's walking toward me. and somebody goes, "keegan, barry sanders is here." >> jimmy: no, no! >> right as he came up, right as he came up. >> jimmy: did you clench up, did you choke? >> i did not handle it well. i didn't handle it well. what i did -- i was like -- first of all, there was this weird -- i'm like mr. overfamiliarity. i'm just like, "heeeeey! there he is!" then you do the roman centurion hug. you go in for this. >> jimmy: yeah, then you -- oh, and then you connect, yeah. >> you don't know what to do with this so you're going -- then i let go of the arm. i went in for the hug-hug. >> jimmy: oh, right. >> the full hug. then i hold on way too long. [ laughter ] way too long. barry was a

john like to welcome you both to the program, i guess uh, barry will start there um with you in bali, um, these uh retaliatory operations, the yemenis are taking out in support the gazans, um, there's a lot of, i mean, honestly the palestinians expected this from number of arab leaders and arab countries to step up uh once this atroc the atrocities by this. started, but yemenis are are more than familiar perhaps with attempted colonization, with the despair, the displacement, the disease, the hunger, and uh, perhaps that's why they stepped up to the plate uh quicker than anyone. well, absolutely, and anybody who supports palestinian cause, uh, is, as we speak, no doubt saluting the great effort being made by yemen and by the houti. "even after they themselves have endured years of a of dodgy embargo imposed by the united nations and bombing by saudi arabia and other and other nations, what is peculiar about all of this is that the same un national security council that has been completely unable to pass a resolution to address the situation in gaza, waste no time passing a resolution.

nice to see just the pleasures online barry and i, i think the impression that that most of us have is that domestic abuse, domestic violence is a serious problem and correct me if i'm wrong. but we're not just talking about one person meeting another person. we're talking about mental emotional, even sexual abuse as well. is that correct? and how much of a national problem is this abuse? the success rate of this? an important study for the cdc cool is a study forever is childhood experiences and it demonstrates the arm of domestic violence of drug abuse is not the immediate physical injuries. it's moving with severe stress, the users calls and, and is numerous on the actual level. we say to a $2.00 every year to measure the use of women on we're wanting to show words, right? we're preventing women and children from reaching all their potential and where they're spending billions of dollars on the same point. watching things of that sort. i think i've always assumed very that this was something of a secret or private problem in the united states. once in a while, somebody famous will b

goldwater is a vote against barry goldwater. it's not always a vote for lyndon. and so this front that that johnson's people are helping to manufacture or to kind of spread message that that barry goldwater is a kook suggests that in the end when people did vote for lbj in those extruded and airy numbers the 61% popular vote and the amazing majorities 295 in the house. and it's just it's not necessarily in support of what johnson wants to do going whole hog on a society it's also a of barry goldwater so that when you get into 65 and then 66 and the backlash really starts to come, although it's you know, it's there. as julie mentioned previously, you know, there's a reason for that because in some ways johnson's extraordinary success is a little bit of an anomaly. it's it's his ability to marshal those forces to you don't want the other. and that's also why johnson is concerned when he does win i mean he's morose almost on election night he's he's always fearing bobby kennedy course and that's that's out there because bobby wins

maria: what do you want to say about pricing right now, barry?s. it's flooding our markets. people are doing it to gain american currencies, they have to ship around the world. look, if we want to protect american workers so that they can pay taxes and have a sustainable living and battle this inflation, we've got to support them. we've got to support ourselves. take my hands out from behind my back and stop punching me in the face. president biden, please just enforce this and give secretary raimondo the tools to do it. it can happen by the end of the broadcast of this show. maria: just to be clear, they're not using the mexican imports that are being dumped for that wall. >> they're not. no. absolutely that wall is only made with american steel. thank god. maria: yeah, right. >> that would be the biggest slap in the face. maria: it really would. >> they're not going there barry, great to talk with you this morning. thank you, sir. >> thank you, maria appreciate you letting us fight the fight. maria: all right. quick break and then president tru

barry: were trying to figure out what was going on mark but when when the selected committee ended outthe january 2nd was their last days and official committee because the republicans we can majority in january the third. generate two, we do know that they deleted some data from hard drive but what they were supposed to be doing, is archiving every think that they had accumulated, all the transcripts of their interviews and their hearings at all of the data that they had compiled during this time running their selectivity was we handed over to the clerk, which was we head over to my committee. but we received were boxes of printed documents over million pages of printed depositions and subpoenas and such. we received it couple of terabytes of digital data that we expected according to the chairman of the select committee thompson, they had 4 terabytes of data. but nothing was categorized and cataloged and it was just you know printed in a box with drugs while to figure out what we had. we start to figure out we didn't have everything, the first indication that we received was when i g

barry: god bless humans been an honor to be with you and i look forward to future times and thank you. mark: we will be right back. mark: welcome a record of what is been the sport short amount of time that we have left, directing the question to joe biden, every one of run-on democracy, but when you run-on democracy mr. biden will remind the american people, how you both in grading a public school system thereby the american people, that you called robert burdick about the event of the clan worst the west virginia and johnson estimates of race segregation us, and history of the senate filibuster the 1964 civil rights and the civil rights act, the referred them and they become friends with you. when you discuss democracy we remind the american people, your relationship with george wallace, george wallace praised you as a young politician when you were campaigning the other 130 times running for president that we were campaigning in the south, he wave that like a badge of honor pretty will you might the american people, who joe biden is. know if you wanted so i will so see you next tim

in to 1000 barry became the 1st asian woman to had a french fashion house. she designed the printer port tay collections at fashion house. she only re shift and she was very interested in how western patterns were created and invited western teachers to india to teach indian taylors as a designer, she blends indian in the western style elements in 2010, the french government conferred on her the nights on or lod solution, i need these out and there followed accolades from the spanish royal house as well as many others. it was a joy to me because i had to break the battery. i had to prove myself. i had to prove myself, but indians of capable of going beyond just golfing and doing things you know, in their homeland barry is seen as a design icon, a donor teller, this sachi of india. she may have peaked in the 19 ninety's, but her influence still homes. she insures that the indian fashion industry is globally recognized. india is fashion design, seen is still relatively young and need to develop. she says, but it has potential very dresses, celebrities and poli

we would have from what they to contribute to our society or barry goldstein. thank you so much for those insights and thanks for being with us. congratulations on the important work you're doing and thank you to our viewers for joining us. remember, literally, everyone has the human right to live in safety and to live free from violence and abuse. society has a duty to recognize and to defend this right. domestic violence is not something that simply takes place behind closed doors and that others can ignore. it's something that affects all of us. it affects all aspects of society. it affects our economy. and most importantly, it affects our children. as they're growing up, the only solution is to bring this taboo is the open at the destroyer. thanks for joining us for another episode of the whistle blowers. i'm john kerry onto we'll see you next time the. 2 2 2 2 the hi, i'm rick sanchez and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different. whitelisted opinions that he won't get anywhere e

and barry most its course. have wanted anybody to take the law into their own hands, because ultimately he basically that's what happened to their daughter, reeva. so, so , um, you know, we reeva. so, so, um, you know, we have heard the reports and, um . have heard the reports and, um. you know, whether anybody will actually do something like that. i don't know , but one can only i don't know, but one can only hope not, because what message does that send? send out? we can't have vigilantes running around it . can't have vigilantes running around it. it's just incomprehensible . incomprehensible. >> how is june feeling today ? >> how is june feeling today? i've spoken to a number of times today , and, um, she's she's today, and, um, she's she's accepted that that he will be released. >> she's accepted that today is the day she's always known. the day he's going to come and ultimately, she always says to me that her focus is not on oscar pistorius. it never has been her focus. and barry's focus has always been,

thank you so much, barry. all the best. >> absolutely. thank you. >>> and the whole story with anderson cooper, "miracle on the hudson, 15 years later" airs tonight at 8 p.m. on cnn. >>> the 81st golden globe awards is taking place tonight in los angeles. the show will broadcast live from the beverly hills hotel where comedian joe coy will be hosting. major nominees for the film categories including "barbie" and "oppenheimer" and the final season of "succession" which is a front-runner for the tv category. joining us from the red carpet in beverly hills is elizabeth wagmeister. great to see you in beautiful emerald green. what's it like on the red carpet right now? >> reporter: good to see you. and happy golden globes sunday. as you see, i am right here at the start of the red carpet. right behind me is where all of the stars are going to be arriving in just about an hour. now this is one of the most a-list golden globes that i can remember. you look at the list of nominees. you have margot robby, merrill streep, celina gomez, even taylor

[applause] barry c. barish. the national medal of science has been awarded to barry c.instute of technology for science including ground breaking research on particles, his leadership of the lasergraph stational wave observatory led to first detection of gravitationa waves from emerging bck holes. confirming a key part of einstein theory of relativity. he's broad bed our understanding of the unirse and our nation sense of wonder and discovery. [applause] the award much science of purr purdue to plant genetics by developing strengths that wistand droughts and parasites he's improved food security for million and advacy for science,olicy and institutions as key to economic development ha lifted the fortunes of farmers and strengthened souls of nations. [applause] eve martar. >> the national medal of science has been awarded to eve martar of brandeis university for paradigm shifting contributions to understanding of circus plasticity excitability and individual variability. her visionary application of theoretical experimental approaches to understanding neurocircuits and

. - barry goldwater loses in 1964 in an ababsolute lanandslide. it's one of the worst losses in american presidential history. and yet in many ways, he won the party. - '64 is a a moment that a a differentnt brand ofof conservatatives grab the r republican n par. ththis new rigight that iss no lononger seen as this kind of stuffy country club thing but has a real populaced edge to it. [cheheers and apapplause] - - by 1980, when rononald reagan wins, it becomes clear that this is barry goldwater's party. there's an old joke that barry goldwater really did win in 1964. it just took them 16 years to count the vote. [narrator] for 8 years, you've been a heartbeat away from the oval office... ...a loyal vice-president... [john f. kennedy] 'we will carry the fight and we shall win!' [cheering] ...biding your time, waiting your turn. you know the path to power... [jingle] ♪ ...kennedy! kennedy!... and you think you know the rules. ♪ kennedy! kennedy! kennedy! kennedy! kennedy! kennedy! ♪ kennedy! but what happens when you discover you don't even know how

oh my gosh, you were honoring my man barry gibb. >> sir barry gibb. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: youut. >> the extraordinary rickey minor, who has been - >> jimmy: oh, rickey minor >> yeah, home boy. >> jimmy: he's fantastic >> yeah, whitney's guy it's an honor to do anything with rickey minor. >> jimmy: he's talented. >> but, he was like, "all right, so we're going to do like an epic disco medley and we're going to close the show with it. and i was like, "well, how are we going to choose you know, there's so many. and i was like, "we didn't even cover the barbra streisand, barry gibb era." ♪ and we got nothin to be guilty of ♪ ♪ our lov can climb any mountain ♪ ♪ near or far we are ♪ ♪ and we never let it end we are devotion ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: come on. >> so we didn't get to that. but we hit the highlights. "stayin' alive." "tragedy." we did that. >> jimmy: oh, i love that. >> i like really was feeling myself and was like, all in the floor it was like a thing. >> jimmy: yes, it was great. it was fun >> it was fun. >> jimmy: i didn't realize how long you've been in thi

barry goldwater and bill buckley and falwell. at the national level longer than everybody except for doctor lee edwards so he's a dear friend i've known since 1961 and he called me on l the phone one day and said i'm having lunch with a young conservative. so we had lunch at the hotel and saw it went so well we invited him back into ten days later just he and i and he said i spoke magic words to him that i want him to come work with me and help me build the conservative movement and he said atng that point i gave hima little pay increase, but anyway after some years he left and ended up working for ronald reagan in the white house and then after that he left and started something called the leadership institute and almost no organization i can think of that's more important than the leadership institute the trains well over a quarter of a million young people, many governors, senators,ro congressmen, legislators over the years. right now as we speak, i'm chairman of the company and they are in jerusalem with other national conser

host: so what should we all know about barry goldwater?ty: [laughs] most people think of barry goldwater as the 1964 presidential candidate, when he lost the election to lyndon johnson that year. at the time, he was sort of the father of modern conservatism and he was portrayed as a radical conservative, which he was in many ways, but he also was very much a statesman. he was a senator at heart. after his election, he returned to the senate and lived most of the rest of his life as senator, he died not that long after he left office. but in the senate he was a different kind of character than the presidential candidate, very down-to-earth, much beloved in the senate. in became rather an elder statement by the 1970's and 1980's -- elder statesman. he was held in high esteem. but he had quirky part of personality. he was a big champion of ham radio, independent amateur radio . everywhere he went he would take his hand radio set with him, he actually built a radio studio in the russell senate office building so that he could go down to that s

barry grossman, international lawyer joining us from bai, indonesia, and that also wraps up our coverageon of the oic member states, of course, the first meeting of the asian parliamentary assembly will also take place uh later on in the day uh here in the iranian capital tehran, we're going to keep a close eye on that summit as well here on press tv. thanks for watching. press tv 15 members of the palestinian family fallen victim to the latest israeli strikes in southern gaz city of rafa and hanyuness a un-run school came under heavy israeli tattack injuring palestinian state. shelter there, civilian areas across almazi and sairad refugee camps were also pounded by the israeli war planes. a newly emerged viral video on social media shows israely snipers targeting civilians. the snipers targeted a group made up mostly of women and children who are passing through gaza street carrying white flags as a token of peace. snipers gun down one palestinian woman carrying a child and waving the white flag.

that's great all right, here we go. >> that's what i'm talking about, come on >> jimmy: this is barryu guys there. [ light laughter ] ♪ ♪ [ audience ohs ] [ sad tuba ] >> jimmy: that one's just a complete disaster. i mean, i was like - i don't even know if you want to try that one, gronk ♪ ♪ [ light laughter ] oh wow! [ cheers and applause that's a stud there, come on, that's a stud. is that good it's a good sandwich >> barry's footlong tastes pretty good. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, come on, all right, come on now come on, here we go. ♪ oh, my god "barry's footlong tastes pretty good." all right, here we go. ♪ [ light laughter ] stop eating his -- there you go [ audience ohs ] ♪ oh, this is interesting. hurry up before it falls ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> hah [ audience ohs ] [ sad tuba ] >> jimmy: all right, here we go ♪ is that how you do it? >> don't kick his face [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: well, he came to see the show >> all right [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: check this, dude i'm going to disneyland! [ thud ] [ audience ohs ] [ sad tuba ] >> oh, so close. s

all right, uh, we do now have barry grosman uh with us, international lawyer from bally. barry grossman, welcome, so walk us through the difference that exist between the icc and the icj in terms of uh, um, what they target, and uh, and then the efficiency of uh both organizations when it comes to their targets, whether this uh is really realistic nature. of course, we've seen the momentum. uh gather here from south africa to the kuwaiti i guess groups and also uh from chile where you also have lawyers there who have gone the icc route yeah well in a nutshell the the icj is a creature of of united nationsdiction is limited to against state rather than against individuals and be brought by another member state, whereas the icc has no jurisdictions any state as jurisd. and to make rulings against individuals that are proven to have committed war crimes, if the two countries involved have receeded to the wrong statutes, so it gets a bit complicated, but i think it's worth pointing out that the differences are sort of melting away since the current prosecutor at the icc has m

lovely to see you barry.hiny new studio. know i'm colour studio. i know i'm colour coordinated with the set. i'm glad you've appreciated it. it's all very shiny and i'm grateful for you here in the flesh for you to be here in the flesh on a sunday morning. now, you've made this documentary on leaseholders minutes long. leaseholders 40 minutes long. what learnt? what's what have you learnt? what's this about? it this issue all about? explain it to well, i've to us. well, look, i, i've learned that there is a lot of pain and a lot of anger out there in the country. >> 5 million people are in leasehold flats. and for them, there's just a huge imbalance of power between the landlord and their managing agent and the and their managing agent and the and the leaseholder themselves. people buy a leasehold property and they think, oh great, i'm a homeowner, but then all the things that you naturally assume are part of home ownership and deciding, you know, if you want to get a new front door or you need to change the

i'm barry hooper . please proceed. kyle. um, so as cindy explained, the ordinance was adopted back in 2020 to advance access to safer and healthier buildings as well as to reduce carbon emissions. so the use of gas in our building stock affects public health. public safety, the resilience of our community. and for that reason, the ordinance was passed. next slide. um the other major context is, is the use of gas is the primary source of carbon emissions in operating our building stock. so since 1990, the emissions from operating buildings across the city have declined more than by more than half. so 58. but the remaining emissions primarily come from the combustion of natural gas and building all electric is a way to ensure that that is not perpetuated in new construction. next slide. go ahead. one more slide, please. and so the requirements of the ordinance are straightforward, said that if you're going to build a new building, it can't have gas for any of the common end uses that gas would have been used for in the past. s

schildhorn , how did the story end with barry goldstein? i see where he actually got mad at you at the tail end. was anybody ever able to track this guy down or is he still out there? >> ranking member braun, it ended when i asked him for his social security number, and he told me, he cursed me out and said i did not love my son and stopped communicating with me at that point. so, that is how it ended. what was the second part of your question? >> so, in other words, he got frustrated and he just disappeared into the ether?>> is he still out there? yes. and i know that because of the calls i got from people found my article, they were telling me it was mr. goldstein.>> so he is still using the same name. >> it works, why not? and when the reporter reached out to him, it was incredible because the reporter said you are in california, how did you meet with schildhorn in philadelphia ? it was a phone meeting, he had answers for everything. but as far as i know, from the calls i have received, that scam still goes on. and -- >> and the traceabi

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and that's where barry so in, in, has picked up price was tips from the former tv chat, show host and car lever. jay leno, j's out there, he's, he's a real car guy. you know, he's got his own garage with a tremendous collection of cars, including the 600. and he came up to me and talk to me and he says, you know, you gotta, you really have to believe the, the, the of the, the eric say, cuz it gets water. and i said, oh, okay, there it was. we've got them on the ground, down on the ground, the ceiling goes down there. i'm going to be down there, right? so i and he's showing me how to lead the water out. what makes very soon is mercedes special is the all black styling as desired by roy orbison himself . no one for his dark out fits and shades. but the singer wouldn't have bought the car heading out one day, the given a ride in this light, lose 600 in tennessee, which belonged to elvis presley. the other 2 of his own. and uh, yeah, and once he wrote it out, this is car. that was that, you know, and of course they're both from tennessee, they're both from that area, you know, and, and, a

call them self diamond lloyd barris.hip didn't take off -- >>> he was so angry at me because he wasn't getting any people to join him in this amway business. and it was all my fault because of the sadness that was on my face. and he gave me the handed mirror and made me fake a smile with it in front of my face. he said, you will hold that smile all night long just so that you can know that this is how it has to be. and of course i was absolutely terrified, and needless to say that there wasn't a lot of sleep that happened on my end that night. >>> surely it can get any worse as. but of course, it did. coming up -- >>> he said, if you try to leave, i will take you out back and shoot you in the head. >>> it was time to escape. but how? >>> that's when i started devising a plan. >>> when dateline continues. dateline continues. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion and stomach pain. now i'm in control. with nurtec odt i can trea