marine corps, general david h berger. [applause] >> i had no idea they were going to leave a weapon up here. i'm going to put it up here so i don't make a mistake. thank you, first of all for a great introduction. i don't think i've ever in my life seen cookie with a marine corps emblem on top of it. it's pretty impressive and if you put food in front of the marine corps, we will eat it all. thank you to the people in the press club. i think the legacy that you carry on is important especially to marines. have you -- had you paid attention sunday, you would have followed the selection for the ncaa tournament and marquette is in the tournament. friday, they played vermont. today, i think the game starts today or tomorrow. not that there's any gambling involved if you haven't filled out your bracket yet, do so. [laughter] marines do their homework of course and after i got the invitation i did mine and i learned the press club, the history of it because it's online -- what i didn't know is that it actually started as a bar.

marine corps, general david h berger. [applause] i had no idea they were going to leave a weapon up here for me. i'm going to put it up here so i don't make a mistake. thank you first of all for a great introduction and great meal. i don't think i've seen a cookie with the marine corps emblem on top of it. if you put food in front of the marine corps we are going to eat it. thank you to the people also in the presss club because i think the legacy, the traditions that you carry on mean a lot especially to marines. if you pay any attention on sunday you would have followed the selection for the ncaa tournament. i think the games start today or tomorrow. not that there's any gambling involved but if you haven't filled out thehe bracket yet. marines do their homework of course and before, after i got the invitation but today i did mine and i learned that the press club the history of it because it's online. but i didn't know is that it actually started as a bar which is so superma impressive. it was a place of course that th

backstage, birector edward berger used his award to highlight support for those displaced by the warhers that now seek refuge, also from the ukraine, just to give back in terms of what was given to us. people also being embraced in america that had to flee germany in the second world war especially. the movie, made for a relatively modest $20 million on a film set outside prague, in central europe, stars austrian actor felix kammerer, who plays paul, a raw, young german recruit sent out to battle in the last horrifying days of world war one. renowned german actor daniel bruhl plays a politician negotiating the 1918 armistice. it's a war film made from the perspective of the losing side. american, english and french films with that perspective, absolutely legit. but being german, from our side, i found it interesting to make a film that does not glorify war in any second and does not have that tone, but is very bleak and very direct. the film was made before the russian invasion of ukraine, but edward berger says it was a sense of populism increasing in the west that convinced him it

the rivals of the magdalen neuer and the berger tours in germany at the world forum held two personal awards and for the first time even became the world champion, however, the championship itself came precisely to martzing hosted competitions from the first to the 11th, in principle, dasha became the second losing, but inar, but thanks to the pursuit, including more accurate shooting, won back seconds. the german woman for the first time became the world champion in biathlon. a new place in 2013, the czech republic and again the world champion, however, the pre-olympic season itself turned out to be ambiguous , there were ups and downs as a result of the same second place. in general, the olympic sochi were already very close. but that is the topic of a separate story. here is the award in 2017 daria already a young mother who, after an illness and then the birth of her daughter, returned to sports. the return of biathlon was on january 6, 2017 at the world cup stage and already 134 days after the birth of her daughter, she won silver at the world championship in the pursuit race, st

so to say the film is set in the infamous walla of the trenches director edward berger said shooting in conditions necessary to replicate. reality was incredibly demanding. or the biggest challenge i would say was the mud we filmed and mud a lot. the weather we filmed and in the cold, in the freezing cold it is expected to be a tight race. it's sunday night ceremony after an unpredictable pre oscar season. but the cast and crew of the german language breakout hits will be hoping to walk away with at least one of the faint statuettes. ah, when young berlin have long been the best story in german football, a small club on a small budget, making big noise in the mans bundis league when you want to stay in the running for a chance to play in europe next season. but they suffered a blow to those efforts after a miserable night involves berg on a cold and wet knotted wolf's big. it was very much an occasion for the true believers when young berlin fans traveled believing their sod could into 3 game winless drought with victory and the ride. there was little spark, though, from either side

laurent berger urged president macron to accept some form of mediation, for up to six weeks.port, schools, shipping and bin collection, are some of the sectors affected by the strikes today. i'm joined now by emmanuelle auriol, who's an economist at the toulouse school of economics. thank you forjoining us. this is a tent strike. what impact is that having on the economy? in tent strike. what impact is that having on the economy? in general, we care about _ having on the economy? in general, we care about her _ having on the economy? in general, we care about her strikes _ having on the economy? in general, we care about her strikes in - having on the economy? in general, we care about her strikes in france, | we care about her strikes in france, so we have a perspective on them and in the macroeconomic level, the impact is quite small, so typically, it would be 0.2 or 0.1 of the general growth, so is quite limited. but this is not uniformly spread and some sectors are more hip than others. ~ ., ., ,, ~ , ~ others. who do you think will blink first? the unions— others. who do

here is chief justice berger in 1991, five years after he retired from the supreme court. >> the bill wouldn't be any such thing as the second amendment. >> which is? >> that's a well regulated militia being necessary for the defense of the state with people's rights to bear arms. this has been the subject of one of the greatest pieces of fraud. i repeat the word fraud on the american public by special interest groups that i have ever seen in my lifetime. look at these words. there are only three lines to that amendment. a well regulated militia. if the militia which was going to be the state army was going to be well regulated, why shouldn't 16 and 17 and 18 or any other aged persons be regulated in the use of arms the way an automobile is regulated? >> the republican fraud perpetrated by presidents george w. bush and donald trump and republican members of the house of representatives and republican senators will continue to get children and teachers murdered in their classrooms by legally purchased ar-15s because it is the republican party policy to make sure that america's mass mur

. >> reporter: now captain sellen berger is pushing to ensure every pilot has the crucial training todle almost any emergency. >> pilots have an awesome responsibility to keep their passengers and crew safe. i am reminding everyone involved, faa, airlines, pilots, flight attendants, others -- that we must not be complacent. as safe as air travel has become, we must keep on working even harder to try to make it safer. >> do you feel safe in the skies? >> well, i love flying. and i know that we have built the safest mode of transportation in the world. but i also know that we've stretched this to the limit. >> our thanks to gio. >>> up next, adam lambert on his new album and his reflections on getting older in the music industry. ♪ things i once enjoyed just keep me employed now ♪ ♪ things i'm longing for someday i'll be bored of ♪ in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults als

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earlier, i spoke with miguel berger, the german ambassador to the uk.s a very significant visit. it is, as the german president said, "it's a very strong european gesture and signal by the king" that his first overseas visit goes to the european union and, in this case, now goes to germany. in terms of relations between the two sides, though, what do you think is the hope of what might be achieved, in terms of repairing relations perhaps, or strengthening ties in some areas? you know, i think that now, with the windsor framework and having sorted out the discussions about the implementation of the northern ireland protocol, we have a different and new basis. so at the state banquet this evening, the president said, "let's open a new chapter because we share values, we share cooperation." and i really hope that the signal of this visit of the king will be one of common values and strong cooperation. and when you talk about those strong values, ambassador, there's the issue of ukraine, which has been a big part of the conversation so far during this visit

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and it seems like dr. berger's willing to just continue to spend billions and billions of dollars on it. so that's really where they're going. they're my read ultimately on them is that they will do anything to make money and be play their role in controlling the global discourse around politics, around health, and around to every other issue that impacts us 20 years or so. now, in to be social media revolution, there's finally some scrutiny into the role of big tack, whether it's the discussion of section 230 or bots, or governments using these platforms for sometimes nefarious purposes. what are the politicians missing in terms of regulation of these platforms, or should there be any regulation at all? well, spencer, who's perspective you're looking at, i think for themselves. politicians aren't missing anything because it is in their interest to actually to have this kind of moderation to have this kind of incorrect oversight. i would say don't both parties actually agree generally with repealing or significantly modifying section 230. and what's to 30 does is it simply says that

i'm joined now by the german ambassador to the uk, miguel berger, who's in berlin.to get you on newsday, ambassador. in the first instance, your thoughts on how significant this visit is?— your thoughts on how significant this visit is? ,., i, ,, this visit is? good evening. i think it's a very — this visit is? good evening. i think it's a very significant _ this visit is? good evening. i think it's a very significant visit. - this visit is? good evening. i think it's a very significant visit. it - it's a very significant visit. it is, as the german president said, "it's a very strong european jester and signalled by the king" that his first overseas visit goes to the european union and, in this case, goes to germany. in european union and, in this case, goes to germany.— goes to germany. in terms of relations — goes to germany. in terms of relations between _ goes to germany. in terms of relations between the - goes to germany. in terms of relations between the two - goes to germany. in terms of. relations between the two sides, what do you think is the hope of wha

supervisor berger, fort thank you very much for letting me join you. thanks for your friendship, thanks for letting me work with you on so many issues whether as a member of congress, certainly as the attorney general of california had a chance to do a lot of things together, and now. here i am excited to see that you want to launch in a way that is cohesive in within the counties to work with us because we want in. we want to work with you on this issue. we know at the end of the day that if we get resources, whether it's our same saw operations, are ministration for children and families, we have to work for you. and so, we want to do that as quickly as we can. we know we are going to deal with the states, but we know you all are the folks on the ground you have to make it happen. hopefully the state doesn't give too much money off before they send it off to you, right? i know the lingo. i have been there before. i've seen it. i am going to do this. i honestly would rather hear your questions or your comments, we doesn't want your by. and i want you

john berger did a fantastic job of advocating for the marine corps position, which is to set that floor of 31 ships. one step further in terms of giving the commandant more of a say in how that issue is going to be dealt with in the future. it was a real reflection of the respect that the general has. rep. wittman: i think one of the important elements is to look at the design 2030. the commandant has put that out there. it has gotten significant feedback, which is good. that sort of dialogue with folks in the active-duty and those on the retired side informed the commandant of things that need to be done. the commandant has made changes that when we get to that point we have to properly design, outfitted and deployed marine corps. i think that is incredibly important. this year's language was reflective of giving the commandant the tools necessary to make sure they can make those adjustments on an annual basis to make sure our marine corps is the marine corps/navy team and that they have what they need and can react in what i call the speed of reality. they need to be able to react to

berger. >> we have questions whether the fbi is being weapon eyes against the american people, i don'ts a time to reduce staff. we need to get to what is going on, that they were emboldened and empowered. >> reporter: the irs hasn't replied to repeated requests for comment but i did speak with a former irs attorney turned whistleblower and he tells me it is unusual the irs would make initial contact with the taxpayer by showing up to their house unannounced without an appointment. and his 30 years at the irs he had never heard of that happening. stuart: just a coincidence. everything will work out, don't worry about it. john durham expected to finish is reported to the trump ripples level russia probe soon. this investigation has been going on for years. ashley: the special counsel investigating the origins of the fbi's original trump russia probe since 2019, that would be four years coming up. you may remember an investigation that yield no evidence of criminal conspiracy and coordination between the trump campaign and russian officials during the 2016 presidential election but accord

berger king was a huge part of my childhood. >> greg: yeah. why are they closing them?le? >> kat: i'm too emotionally distraught to have looked into it that much. every memorial day weekend the sunday of every memorial day weekend we would drive to carry, however, to go to the shrine of the lady of consolation and we will go to church and afterwards, we got to go through the register and go to the basement and look at all of the saints. you do secular stuff for memorial day. the beach, not me. and then we and then we got to sandwiches and then we had to go back to church. actually, we walked around the block praying the rosary. and on the way home, we got to go to burger king. and i got to get whatever i wanted. [laughter] >> greg: you earned it. >> kat: yeah. >> greg: that is a lot of religious stuff in one day. >> kat: it was a lot of religious stuff on other day -- other days, too. >> tyrus: you know what is sad, people used to go to burger king and mcdonald's and it was a fun family thing. now unless you are looking for crack, you don't though. >> when i was growing

harmony should play a role in a good order that the promotion of productivity happened in the month of berger . in the 6th plan, 80% of the economic growth was supposed to come from productivity, but in the report of the accounts court on the assessment of the 6th plan, it shows that in the last four years, the average of this figure was 20% , which can be solved with better planning. the countries of the region can benefit it brings about 18% economic growth in the last 10 years from the place of productivity for the country and its people . it has been two years that the growth of the country's productivity index has been positive. 99 had a positive year, this positive event in the economic growth of the country also showed 4% economic growth in 1400, the share of productivity was about 3%, an event that needs to be continued, if two years ago, we had high productivity growth we are ready to reach the index that we had in 2010, when the supreme leader of the revolution also in the policies the whole of the 7th plan is economic progress combined with justice with an average economic growth r

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haidi: alan burger -- allen berger thank you so much.urning to bloomberg radio to get in depth from the daybreak team broadcasting live from hong kong. much more is ahead. this is bloomberg. kathleen: full-year earnings fell last year as covid restriction tinged fuel demand while domestic output of oil and gas came to a record level. china petroleum and chemicals posted net income of $9.6 billion for 20 compared with $10 billion one year earlier. elon musk offered twitter employees new equity grants valuing the company at $20 billion to stem an exodus of talent, the valuation is louth -- less than half of the 40 $4 billion must paid to the social media platform last year. haidi: let's look at some currencies making moves this morning. monday we see risk off action reflected in the yen. that of course broke through the 130 level we have seen for the first time in about six weeks. the first time since february 10. haven demand reflected when it comes to trading against the u.s. dollar as well. the kiwi and aussie dollar are seeing marginal

new berger and steve kelly are partners in this. the report helped delay the ground work for this strategy and finding thanks to jim. ncsic for give -- and csis for giving me the forum to speak to you today. it gives me the honor and privilege to be entrusted with this strategy and further privilege to administer the implementation and just getting started and looking forward to working with all of you to put this strategy into action. thank you. [ applause ]. >> thank you. when we do all this, we'll open the floor for questions and hold your hand up if you want a card it. has been a great team and having watched the cybersecurity show for a number of -- at this point probably two decades and that's amazing. perhaps. let me start with questions and i'll start by asking anne, this isn't in the script and if you want to dodge it, that's fine. this is really a big strategy. it's a huge step forward in the strategies that the president laid out. >> thank you, jim, for hosting usut and for those excellent remarks and certainly i want to

but when spring time, my question for the diners berger, hey, guys, listen up for a second.s raise raise country or yankees country? or yankees? >> about 50/50. fantastic franchise, too. joining me to talk about what he's doing is born in new york yankees and the last time the yankees won a world series he was in the outfield. this organization, welcome. how are the yankees looking out there? >> we are looking amazing and think about the amazing things this off-season. aaron judge, absolutely crucial with number 2 starter in carlos. obviously spring training great, a lot of stars like anthony, jason, making a huge splash. >> brian: let's talk about the game. you say the pitch clock will be great for t the players too to t them off the field. >> at the end of the day, i'm a baseball historian. i love the game. >> brian: your dad played in the majors. >> for ten years. so for me the new changes will be a part of the game and so the pitch clock is a little different. a lot more action in the game, but think about this. most of the games were three or four hours long but now two

that nothing berger was followed up by the blistering report from the democrats on the committee in the attempt to prebut a number of conservative whistleblowers who seemed, at least according to the documents, essentially white right-wing cranks who had financial ties in most cases in some cases or close associates of donald trump. it got so bad that even fox news started to get impatient. >> i haven't seen a single guy sweating under the bright lights. are we going to drill down on anything? are we going to see anybody squirm and cough up the truth? or at least plead the fifth or something so that we can start showering these goons with subpoenas? where are the bombshells? have investigations even started? how about what did you know and when did you know it? a good question. where are the smoking gun documents? >> but the committee chair jim jordan went into full damage control mode. he granted interview with semafor earlier this week where he tried to defend his work. quote, i feel like our staff is working their tail off and we're getting things up and rolling. okay. so this is. it

sell en berger arguing his findings show a number of government bodies worked together to censor certainaren't asking for a national debate over the limits of the first amendment but creating black lists of disfavored people and pressuring and demanding that social media platforms censor and ban the people on those lists. >> house republicans are digging into the first amendment. democrats have spent their time questioning the witnesses journalistic ethics. with the investigation they've 0ed in on elon musk saying he is working with republicans. >> the republicans have brought in two of elon musk's public scribes to release cherry picked out of context emails and screen shots designed to promote his chosen narrative. >> you are seeing two lines of questioning as is common with the contentious hearings. we can expect a lot more ping-pong with hours left to go today. >> julie: thank you so much. let's bring in the power panel matt gorman former nrce communications director and tim hogan a former hillary clinton spokesman. the "wall street journal" writes a panel looking into the weaponizat

virginia congresswoman spaing berger is trying to find solutions and written to the fda and dea. >> we'reimpacted and unable to get the medication that they have been relying. >> they expect the shortage of ozempic to be resolved at early as this month but other vital medications look to still be in short supply for the foreseeable future. >> bill: doctor, nice to see you. thanks for that today. >> dana: nice to have that report. all right. let's go. three major hearings about to get underway in washington that we're keeping an eye on this morning. the house select subcommittee will hear testimony from two journalists given to communications at twitter. >> bill: they look add collusion between the government and social media companies. meanwhile after yesterday's appearance before a senate panel, top intel and national security officials are back on the hill this time giving testimony before the house intel committee. briefing lawmakers on worldwide threats, of which there are many. over in the senate norfolk southern ceo is facing a lot of tough questions about the toxic train disaster i

one democrat even called twitter files witnesses matt taibbi and michael shell berger so-called journalists and another pushed taibbi to reveal his sources. >> you are asking a journalist to consider a source. >> do you consider mr. musk to be the direct source? >> you are trying to get me to say he is the source. >> this is interesting. first the f trick c asks for your background and now the rank ping member on the committee on the weaponization of government is asking for your sources. >> i never asked them for their sources. >> sounds like it. >> julie: reporters never give up their sources. fox business correspondent kelly o'grady with more. you don't have to give up your sources for the story. >> i appreciate that. it was wild, right? the hearing yesterday featured two different narratives depending who was asking the questions. those two journalists share how the platform controls what we do and don't see censoring true information about vaccine helps tennessee and at one point likened the role in that to nazi germany. essentially a group of state agencies and ngos and news media hol

all i can say is, you know, general berger did a fantastic job of advocating for the marine corps position, which is really to set that flora, which i mentioned earlier -- and the language, i think he went a little step further, i should point out, in terms of giving the commandant even more of a say in terms of just, how that issue as can be dealt with in the future. i think really honestly it was a reflection of the respect that the general has on the hill. and that the merits of the argument that he made in terms of that particular part of the flea, you know, really strongly succeeded in terms of what was in the nba. >> one of the important elements to is to look at forced to sign 2030. a lot of attention paid to it. the commandant has put it out there. it's got some significant feedback, which is a good thing. fthat's out of dialogue with folks in the active duty force, those folks undefeated side, really, i think, in from the commandant of things that need to be done. he's credited -- when we get to that point, we have them profitably designed, outfitted marine corps. i think that's i

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the strikes came as the head of france's largest labor union laurent berger called on macron to put the deeply unpopular pension reform on hold. >> if the trade unions were received by the presidentf the republic, something we have been asking for almost a month now and we were told u cannot talk aboupensions tt would ke no sen at all. the are millions of people who arepposed to this reform and are demonsating. if we want to avoid clashes, and i want to avoid them, what the unions are proposing is a gesture of appeasement to find a way out. it must be seized. amy: in florida, a dual haitian and chilean citizen has pleaded guilty to three charges related to the july 2021 assassination of former haitian president jovenel moÏse. rodolphe jaar signed a plea agreement with the u.s. attorney's office in southern florida friday, admitting he provided funds to purchase weapons while allowing at least five other suspects to stage their operation at a property he owned. california residents are bracing for yet another atmospheric river, with forecasters predicting high winds and heavy rain and sn

the speaker to convene a special session, and what he wanted was exactly what he asked brad raft is berger. what they heard is they heard speaker ralston commit to saying i will do everything that's in my power, but what speaker ralston knew is that he did not have the power to call a special session just for that. so it was speaker ralston understanding georgia law and perhaps the former president not because he thanked him and said okay. >> and, leroy -- rather, michael, going back to what leroy said about finding willis and the timetable of the law being different for the timetable of reporters and the imminent potential charges, what else do you think she might be considering? >> well, i think what she has to figure out is can she prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the actions of the president violate the laws of georgia. what leroy described is interesting because what ralston said is i will do everything that's appropriate and trump says thank you very much. a phone call in and of itself to me wouldn't prove criminal behavior. it would prove inappropriate behavior but not necessari

. >> international news reporter for "the washington post" marian berger, thank you so much for joininglican presidential candidate. we'll tell you who that is. and coming up on "morning joe," we'll have live reporting from nashville as we learn more about the victims, the suspects and the police response to monday's school shooting there. >>> plus, you'll hear from congressman jared moskowitz whose district includes parkland, florida, about any movement on capitol hill about the gun debate. >>> a member of the house financial services committee, congressman richard torrez is next. joining the first hearing on the recent u.s. bank failures which will feature testimony from the chairman of the federal reserve. "morning joe" is just a few moments away. and ready to min. who's ready to cha-cha?! want a worry-free way to kill bugs? zevo traps use light, not odors or chemical insecticides, to attract and trap flying insects. they work continuously so you don't have to. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. ♪♪ remember the things you loved doing... before your asthma got in the way? get back to

. >> reporter: two witnesses on the stand today, matt taibbi, mark sell shen berger received access to communications from elon musk. shell enberger argued his findings certain governmental bodies worked together to sense sore viewpoints. >> they're creating blacklists of disfavored, people, pressuring, cajole egg, that social media platforms, censor, deamplify, even ban the people on those lists. >> reporter: house republicans are digging into potential impacts of the first amendment, committee democrats primarily spent their time questioning journalists ethics. suggesting that the reporting was tied to monetary incentives. fcc investigation has zeroed in on elon musk as well, suggesting he may be giving foreign backers access to twitter user data. that musk is working with republican. >> republicans have brought in two of elon musk's public scribes to release cherry-picked out of context emails and screen shots designed to promote his chosen narrative. >> reporter: a lot of to unpack there. two lines of questions developed from republicans and democrats as common with the very conten

they addressed armstrong's firing saturday at the lighthouse community school on hagan, berger, road.many of the supporters that were there are from the families that he has develop relationships with over the years as he climbed the ranks of the police department. the group is voicing their frustration with how mayor tao. they say, ignored their requests to meet in person to discuss how the former chief's dismissal was handled. supporters of armstrong say the city needs his leadership now more than ever. >> this mayor has defined his character. again. how do you go from sergeant to lieutenant to deputy chief to chief of police? and you're character has been tainted. we need him right now. that man was at crime support victims, families. this step because he's family. >> well, armstrong was fired, he says, without cause following the federal monitors investigation into the former chief's handling of to police misconduct investigations that were handled internally. he's appealing that decision by mayor tao to terminate him. we did reach out to the mayor's office for comment, but so far

ceo john berger telling me, mike, that it was in the works for more than a year.back to you. >> wow, maybe a sign of how skittish some investors are, pip pa. thank you very much. energy stocks gauge today as oil prices rebound from 15-month lows and our next guest says there's more up side in store. let's bring in senior portfolio manager of tortoise eco. been a tough run. natural gas had kind of a crash. oil has not really performed as many thought it would with china reopening, and the global economy reawakening. so what's your diagnosis of the issue initially in terms of why there has been this weakness? >> yeah, thanks for having me on. when you look at it, a lot of uncertainties in the market, a lot of discussion about a recession, and now with this banking crisis, is that the triggering event that's going to cause this recession. i think if you have a recession, really commodity price and tradeoff, that's really what we're seeing in natural gas and oil over the past several weeks. now, the question is how deep and how severe is it going to be? that's really

investigators san jose they found a shovel in coal berger's hyundai elantra.documents, the judge ordered them to stay sealed and redacted, saying they contain highly intimate facts or statements or information that might threaten the safety or endanger the life or safety of individuals. experts say that is likely to protect the prosecution's case, possibly preventing a possible jury pool tainting, given the flash attention this whole ordeal has received. brian kolberer's hearing is set for june he hasn't entered a plea his former attorney said he was eager to be kpoj rated nchtsd next, president biden is on his way to california right now for a meeting with the leaders of the uk and australia their plans for a new security palkt. >>> what the u.k. prime minister is telling nbc news exclusively about what would happen if china gave russia weapons for its war in ukraine his warning and the latest from the ground in bakhmut next $652. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. with the money we saved, we thought we'd try electric unicyc

authorities sacco berger is being held in isolation in an idaho jail his family has not visited but hasily is facing financial hardships because of the expense of the case, and his two sisters were both fired from his jobs since his arrest sill, his family appear s to be standing by him, saying in their only statement, "we will continue to let the legal process unfold and we will love and support our son and brother. gadi schwartz, nbc news. >>> coming up, the growing health concern for one small town after another fiery train de derailment >>> in today's snapshot, in california, storms have dumped inch after inch of snow. they've topped the season record, 695 inches i think that means it's done, right? more "nbc news daily" after this (man) what if f my type 2 2 diabets takes ovover? (woman) whwhat if all l i do isn''t en? or what t if i can do diabetetes differenently? (avovo) now w you can wiwith once-wewy momounjaro. mounjaroro helps youour body reregulate blolood sugar,, and mounjajaro can helelp decre how mumuch food yoyou eat. 3 ouout of 4 peoeople reachehedc of less ththan 7%. p