. >> bing, bong, bong, bing, bing, bing, bing. never seen that one before. that's a new one. it's been yet another terrible week for new york mayor and guy whose chicken caesar wrap just told him a hilarious joke, eric adams. yesterday, mayor adams announced that new york will host its first rat summit this fall. to prepare, the city has been hosting practice rat summits on every subway platform for the last 120 years. adams is summoning some of the nation's leading experts and researchers for the multiday event. we know there's only way to summon rat experts. come, follow me to the cave! ♪ ♪ [clapping] [cheers and applause] would you believe i've never had a lesson? anyone have a cobra? they love me up in the sound booth. [laughter] last year. don't go away. last year, adams also hired a "rat czar." i understand the urgency, but the mayor might want to keep that on the dl. tourists are gonna think that new york is a whole rat city, run by rats, feasting on other rats, which is totally... true, but! we also have times square. and

i tried to pull up an article on bing, and it was down., microsoft says it is investigating an issue where users might -- it's not for everybody -- might be unable to sing bing but also -- access bing but also co-pilot, the crown 1kwr50u8s. there are search, engines that rely on bing like duck the duck go, that has been down too. stuart: dupont if joining the list of companies look to split into smaller businesses. why would they do that? lauren: to unlock value. the stock is down 1.2%. each company would be a pure play. number one, water. number two, electronics. number three, industrial. this could happen in the next 18-24 months. stuart: okay. what do you say about that, splitting into three groups to add value? is. >> yeah, that is a tried and true way to create value, right? part of the reason is if you've got a company that's really complicated, there are a lot of parts all jumbled together or you start to say what's it worth, but if you can split them apart, ah, that one's a chemical company, that one's a transport company, and you

the binge will end, they’ll hire him again, he’s always being fired, then hired, binge drinking, uh-huhm during a binge, yeah. “means, most likely, when there was a corpse lying in the room of this uzbek family, the great artist of the nineties was also lying, only at his place, well, yes, probably, okay, thank you, yeah, newsreel, i’ll watch it here, mash, hello, yes, well whatever, no way, this zakhar is dead, that zakhar is also dead, but no, he’s a drunken enemy, and this guard, the boss, did he mean that zakhar is a murderer or something, but no, in my opinion, that’s what he meant. that he knows something, oh, well, by the way, talk to this zakhar, as i understand it, you can’t, you’ll change, it’s clear, he obviously won’t come to his senses until the evening, maybe you can talk to this boss, what he had in i mean, what to look for, what did he mean, he meant that if zakhar is a murderer, then we need to look for the murder weapon, well, a fork or something, but i’m i can find so many forks in any room here, but the fork here is not quite ordinary, but how do you know, because i

. ♪ ♪ >> bong, bong, bing, bing, bing. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert"!... when the cohen gets tough! plus, stephen welcomes jennifer hudson! and marisa abela! featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] >> your number one. [cheers and applause] have a good show. tuesday, tuesday, happy tuesday, baby. happy tuesday, my friends. hey! thank you very much! look at that. here, down there. there we go. ♪ ♪ welcome, my friends. please, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheering] the number one news story laying eggs in our national brain continues to be the trump trial here in manhattan. the last four weeks have been full of lurid and shocking sexual revelations that we learned six years ago. it's been a real case of deja ewww. once again today the prosecution presented their star witness, former trump fixer michael cohen, seen here regretting knockin' while the van was a-rockin'. cohen's testimony

binge. this is not clear if mr. trump knows which of his political opponents he is running against. mr. trump has mixed up president joe biden and former president obama on at lease eight different occasions. he confused presidential candidate nikki haley with nancy pelosi. mr. trump also been confused with respect to foreign leaders. in october 2023, mr. trump referred to hungarian prime minister victor or ban as a great leader of turkey. and ability to serve another term as president. chair jordan: the gentleman is recognized. mr. johnson: thank you, mr. chairman. this contempt report that is being considered today is chock-full of misleading references to president biden's age and his mental competency and throughout this hearing today i have heard the false allegations made that special counsel hurr found that biden was incompetent to stand trial. that is not what hur found. he simply questioned the president's memory. so let's not get it twisted. speaking of cognitive impairment, report

bing chen, ceo and co-founder of gold house.to see you. >> likewise, there's a leader here in kristen. thanks so much for having us. >> i don't know about that, but you're too kind. and you know what? you founded gold house in 2018 before covid, before aapi hate. clearly you foresaw a need to connect and uplift the community. i guess why and how? >> i'm just lucky to be a vehicle, i think. kristen, you're a great example of this. there were so many people who had a fervor for this. we knew that we weren't being portrayed well in media. we knew we were the least likely to be promoted to management. we knew we had the widest income disparity, but we also knew our incredible gifts. we knew how creative we were. we knew we were the most successful founders, and we wanted to forge an apparatus to hone all that power for everyone's benefit. >> and you have done that, and you just announced your annual a100 list. i know we have some video who are these folks? what are their achievements? just run through some of them. i know you can't

now as the open internet and of course, leverage this kind of technology from google and also from bing and microsoft as they integrated into their whole 365 platform. we're really facing a major threat for the internet as we know it. and the irony is, as a consumer, i mean, i was on the floor the other day behind a stereo and, you know, asked siri about, you know, which jack does what. and of course, she just gives me websites and i want her to just yell it out. right, the consumer would say, well, that's great. i mean, i don't even have to click around, etc, but it leaves content providers with no reason to write the content in the first place. that's right. there's a convenience to it. no doubt. anybody who's played with, openai's chatgpt or anything else knows it. they're fun and they give information. there's another problem, too, as a consumer, which is now you're depending on the artificial intelligence to tell you the information. but we know the artificial intelligence, large language models make mistakes all the time that's built into how they work. so you're not able to go. y

microsoft wanted to make bing something that was viable but could not get past the de facto, exclusive deals that google had with apple and and droid. i think that's strong. i think the best testimony on google's side is the idea that google is a great product. we all sort of prefer it. if we were given a choice we would probably pick it. so what exactly does the government want here? a choice screen where we're all going to click google anyway? those are the strongest arguments i heard on both sides. stephanie: and you had a big tech giant testifying as well as smaller search engine companies that say they're being crowded out. now you have closing arguments. what's stood out to you about the last arguments and what the district judge in the case has said. >> he seemed skeptical of the idea that google is not a monopolist. they have -- the government has to prove two things to prevail in this case. first they have to show that google has monopoly power and they have to show they used bad acts or exclusionary conduct to maintain that power. and i think that as -- my belief at the merit

. >> bing bong bong bing bing bing bing. >> i've never seen that one before. that's a new one.of "morning joe." it's 6:00 a.m. on the west coast, 9:00 a.m. in the east. joining us now, pulitzer-prize winning author doris kearns goodwin. her new book is titled "an unfinished history." >> it's an extraordinary story. i absolutely love it. we're going to talk to doris in a second. i've got to say, jonathan, you see pictures and you're not sure are they real? >> yep. >> that the top golfer in the world tried to get on time for his tee time. he gets thrown up against a car, he gets handcuffed, he gets sent to jail. there's a mugshot. >> scotie scheffler has been charged with felony assault on a police officer. he was taken into custody by louisville metro police after trying to drive into the golf club after a man was struck and killed earlier by a shuttle bus. this is an account on espn sportscenter. >> he tried to pull around what he believed to be security, ended up being police officers. they told him to stop. when he didn't stop, the police officer attached himself to the vehic

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bing, bing one right after the other, suppressed the building and operation of cable television systems to actually with cable. and that's we didn't get cable in the sixties and seventies until the deregulation of cable, which now would anybody look at television, call it the vast wasteland today, thousands of choices for customers. an entirely new market. then it was virtually nothing. it was it a very tight oligopoly, very little choice. and which way to go on that satellite? we're an exciting new technology, really exciting. that was space age stuff. literally. and in 1962, in the excitement during the kennedy administration, there been the communications satellite that created a government monopoly, comsat, which wanted to take advantage of lead in private sector technology, so gave essentially half the shares in the corporation to at&t and it was this public private partnership to send out these communications satellite and move us forward. chris mentioned that very little happened. there were all kinds of disputes in the organizational structure questions about what they really co

bing crosby. who is bing crosby? correct again. wha-- damn it. "this cartoon was said to be loosely based on two characters from 'back to the future.'" oh, yeah, i bet that's, uh, "rick and morty." who the hell are rick and morty? i'll give you that one, but watch the swearing. yeah! >> now at 10, a heartbreaking story is a 5 year-old drowns in the bay area as the weather gets warmer. officials are warning about water safety and one of the most recognizable east bay chefs is thinking of closing his restaurant after 2 break-ins. his story plus. >> don't think cecil and conn. always together. >> tonight we honor the life of reverend cecil williams. a look at his celebration of life kron. 4 news at 10 starts right now. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> good evening and thank you for joining us tonight. i'm rob nesbitt. >> a 5 year-old boy has died after he drowned in the back of a home on bethel island just outside of oakley. this is according to the contra costa county sheriff's department who

they had an early lead with chatgpt, having access to that in bing.hey made almost no real meaningful market shift. that was because it was early on the behavior now, we have this next set of behaviors that are going to be how people search, how they get the abstracted summary then, of course, the next policy battle is going to be how we actually regulate and give credit for the content that's going to be utilized to provide summaries, to make sure content creators like cnbc are monetized properly for the value that's going to be created when people get these abstract summaries and don't have to click through anywhere. >> this is at the heart of lawsuits that "the new york times" and others have brought against some of the artificial intelligence providers steve kovac, jump in with your perspective on this google case. >> reporter: yeah. i'm going to throw it right back into how it applies to apple the company right behind me here, they get $20 billion a year, at least that was the number in 2022, straight from google that's all tied to how many peopl

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can you binge on "bridgerton"? and. >>> teen fashion. a delicious year for an old-school pc maker. tim, karen, dan, guy, we will get to the growing fear factor of rising rates and the impact on the markets in a minute. >>> a massive drop in shares of salesforce. the software giant plunging on a revenue miss. the earnings call getting underway. steve is here to take us inside the numbers. >> an ugly move mere largely due to the whiff on the second quarter guidance. $9.2 billion to $9.5 billion in revenue for the quarter. street was looking for $9.37 billion. and the eps front the street was looking for 2.40. mixed rumtsd. missed expectations on revenue but a healthy beat on earnings per share. so what's going on here? well, the ceo has been talking a lot about a.i. but not showing any direct sales there. he said in the earnings release, quote, as the world's number one a.i. crm we are incredibly well positioned to help companies realize the promise of a.i. over the next decade, end quote. clearly investors hoped for more detail than that. the call is just kicking off now. we will li

that's why we binge series because they have stopped points, you know.ack then, that we just put it that way, i think. congress by the way can get some things done because the way peter the great appeared -- it is according to a connecticut official who flew to washington dc to declare new haven the pizza capital of the united states. alley do you believe smacked where is the blessed -- best slice? >> new york holds the trophy -- that's who, you know, the top guy is for -- determining which pizza is best but congress is not a party to the. have of them are so old i don't even think they're eating solid food. [laughter] let alone be able to judge pizza. >> charles: that's cold. maybe they can judge baby food or something like that. abby, what do you think? >> what's up with the government trying to get involved with naming certain food items? because indiana was a court to just determine that our taco was a sandwich which is blasphemy by the way. look that i love pizza. i lived in both chicago and new york city, i tried so many different places. in my fav

it is fx's most watched show ever and it's now available to binge on hulu. >> whit: such a good show. it, the cinematography is phenomenal. the show was shot in vancouver. yes. >> gio: as many shows are. >> whit: not in japan because of pandemic issues. they started shooting in vancouver and it was perfect. >> janai: we think it's so cool you know that fun fact. >> whit: fun fact. love the show. looking forward to the next couple seasons. >>> let's take a look at some of the other big stories we're following this morning. >>> the world's top ranked golfer, scottie scheffler, calling his arrest a big misunderstanding. scheffler now facing multiple charges including second degree assault of a police officer. he was arrested and taken off in handcuffs outside the pga championship in louisville, kentucky. that was friday morning. he was then released in time to make his tee time. >> gio: you might want to check your pantry. yogi brand tea is recalling nearly 55,000 boxes of echinacea immune support tea bags because of possible pesticide contamination. a total of almost 900,000 organic tea

were they just show you the first episodes and they're like, hey, come back like, no, why binge watchhole thing? because they keep you subscribing or subscribe. it's not like i was going to say i don't want this anymore. of course i'm gonna keep watching. >> that's the difference in the binge watching culture, you know, you're used to getting. i want all eight. i want all ten episodes right now. yeah, but you know, the old school. yeah. once a week, a week at a time. you had to wait. yeah. >> so what are you watching, larry, i'm actually watching a show called warrior on netflix. i recommended that, it's so good, right? i listen to everything you tell me to do and just do exactly what you say. well, you know what i'm watching now. >> so what you're watching next, right? >> no, i wasn't paying attention to that. >> i just. oh. go ahead. i'm sorry. >> hannibal. >> oh, bro. yes. yeah, yeah, i just finished watching, a man in full with jeff. >> goldblum bridge. no, no. bridges no, not jeff bridges. >> name a famous chef 100. oh i know there's so many daniels. >> jeff daniels. >> oh, he's

i don't want to ever say this, you know, bing, bing. i don't know if this is wood or plastic.adays. i think it's plastic. is there any wood around? oh, there's a piece. but, we have the best poll numbers we've ever had. and i think a lot of it is the weaponization of justice. or as i call it, the weaponization of injustice, because that's what it is. and they'll use that on these great congressmen that i just introduced, because i have a platform that's a very big platform, and i can tell and talk to the voters, whether it's on television or i can do whatever. i can get it out. and i have done it, and probably a pretty good job. you see, this case that's in new york, this fake case with a highly conflicted judge so conflicted. there's probably no judge, maybe in history that's been as conflicted as this guy. and he refuses to recuse himself. but i'm able to talk about things. although i do have a gag order, i can't talk about the things i want to talk about, because when i talk about is just on the surface, because if i go in, they want to put me in jail. if i say, can you bel

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of modern british politics, politics of the last 20 years as one of those tv series, which people bingeael gove would be one of the st principled and colorful characters in the conservative party from 2005 onward. he's been very close to all of its leaders, then falling out with them, buddies with david cameron, boris johnson, buddies, fell back in, one of the architects of leave. someone who was a neocon when it came to foreign policy, loved bashing leftists, experts when it came to policy, and led the league campaign, one of the architects with it alongside boris johnson. extraordinarily colorful character. he is going and many will see that as a sign, along with all the other mps as you mentioned, a sign that maybe it is a sinking ship. >> not just about 17 conservative mps but about 20 or so from the labor side, including harri harman, another long-standing member of the labour party. >> i think that is partly the sheer length of time served, stresses and strains of being an mp, and it is being more stressful as time goes on. most politicians will tell you that, the abuse they serve

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of course somehow leaving such a person is simply the same as dooming him to she went straight into binge thought of saying go away or something else, there was no such thing, let’s continue our conversation with people's artist of russia, colleague and friend valery zolotukhin alexander pankratov black. alexander vasilyevich, hello, come in, hello, hello! irochka, saint, oh, thank you very much, this is my sign of gratitude that she protected my friend, friend, remember how valery sergeevich introduced irina to you, he introduced you in absentia, we were very friends with valera, and irochka, i was a fan... tamarochka, suddenly valera informs me, says: “sanechka, you know, i have a wife, i say, well, tamarshka, he says, no, irochka, i don’t understand, you know, she sings, living like this with you, you’ll start singing, yeah, she sings, i’m next to her, i feel like a man, tamarochka was already sick, so, well, it’s grateful to valera that he didn’t leave you, and he didn’t leave tomarochka, yes , because he is, well, a real man, a real man, and... and then he introduced us, ira, if i ’m

if you haven't watched it in time that apple has ask you to and you will binge it later on, stay awaythat make their iphones? >> yaakov about that when i pick home, i think apple was picking up and all the scripts. >> desi: always. it is so remarkable that you went from playing this, like, rock and roll -- x rock 'n' roll star addict, immediately, to the strictest nun. you ever worry that you were just too versatile as an actress? >> [laughs] >> desi: just too talented. >> i'm running out of hairdos. >> desi: you also have a movie that is coming out soon, "wolves." >> in september. >> desi: it stars george clooney and brad pitt. i have never heard of them. who are these fresh faces? >> huge careers ahead of them. >> desi: lots of potential. >> i would put your money on those guys. >> desi: [laughs] >> if you are a betting woman. >> desi: i bet you are going to blow them out of the water. i'm very excited. thank you so much. >> thank you so much for having me. >> desi: you are an a delight. the season finale of "sugar" airs may 17th on apple tv+. amy ryan. we're going to take a quick b

we need to support him for now, it’s unknown what he will do if we let him go home, and binge drinkinglet’s go, he won’t surrender to the enemy. our proud thief, i can pick you up, we’ve already been hanging around for 3 hours. well, what do you have there? there is silence on our issue, but there are two people working here pickpocket, i don’t even know what to do. marlen georgievich, we should not react, perhaps this is a provocation of criminals to reveal our ambush. yes, a criminal, pasha, i didn’t intend to appear here, that’s understandable. it’s clear, he made the appointment himself, have a nice day, perhaps he found out that instead of money there will be a doll, i hate slivers, let’s go, yeah, young man, if you want to watch a documentary about yourself, we’ll quickly return the money and wallet, return the money, come on, come on, come on, good afternoon, let's wean ourselves off coffee, let's go back to to the usual chef, what! well, they told you, return the money, let's go. well, really, be more careful, yes, thank you, marlen georgievich, how could the kidnapper find out

british politics, the politics of the last 20 years as one of those tv series, the ones that people bingelourful characters in the conservative party from 2005. he's been very close to all of the leaders, then fallen out with them. he was friends with david cameron, borisjohnson, fell he was friends with david cameron, boris johnson, fell out he was friends with david cameron, borisjohnson, fell out and he was friends with david cameron, boris johnson, fell out and fell back borisjohnson, fell out and fell back in. he was one of the architects of voting leave, he was a neo—con on foreign policy, loved bashing lefties and bureaucrats and experts in terms of domestic policy and of course he led the leap campaign, was one of the architects, with borisjohnson, so an extraordinarily colourful character and rather popular even with those who foully disagree with him politically but he's going and i think many will see that as a sign, along with the other mps you mentioned, as a sign that they think maybe it's a sinking ship. it’s mentioned, as a sign that they think maybe it's a sinking ship.—

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saying get loud and clear for the past 6 months that they would upset no ceasefire and thought mister bing viewed the intimacy security minister, proposed to move to god who wants to set them in guys now, so we know their position, president biker is not saying anything new. in fact, if you remember several months ago, he propose to me just enough anyhow to dissolve his government because this radical fanatic, precious ministers, uh, you know, unless i'm not the suitable for it to be in government coordinate devices. but in fact, what i have been saying for the past year is that this dollar amount was made possible only by nothing. yeah. whole for nothing. you know that the now is not under pressure of buyers ministers. he made his ministers. this coalition was made by within the hour. it's the product of nothing. you know, he's fat and he's phonetically quoting, the coalition partners were made possible by him in the as his personal form in have city. yeah. in the middle is read. he is the godfather of this government. yeah. so to claim as this nothing, you know, there's some kind of a ho

olga’s husband was an ideal husband, so she was loyal to his periodic binges, for which she now stronglyself, but i see that these bows, yes, it’s like some kind of personal work of hers, i have a son, he’s 13 years old, he told me: “mom, larisochki , the most delicious candies, and the roses are the most expensive, oh, how good, and i see you brought food, let me do that too, sit, sit, sit, i’ll now treat our groom to cutlets, we baked yesterday, pancakes today, and so do i. i understand that it is important for you that your wife cooks well, of course, of course, the husband, presumably, having left prison, killed his wife, the killer wore gloves, what kind of analysis is needed, operational, prognostic, human, exactly, a flowered dress, and this is an interrogation, we are interrogating in the department, but for now this is just a conversation, with you have new episodes in the cafe this evening, watch the time after the program, hello, you are looking for someone, maybe me, so i’m here, dangerous flowers in the country that can change your psyche, take a close look at what is growin

the october the 7th attack in southern israel, a move it's been denounced by him. us, some of the binge of a begins a coverage solving children is a trying, the killing civilians is a little crime. and then for the causing suffering is also a criminal act. those are the top 2 reasons. the prosecutor of the international criminal court has cited for requesting at restaurants for these really prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and defense minister golf kalonde, have reasonable grounds to believe on the basis of evidence collected and examined by my office that he's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu administer of defense you, i've got a back criminal responsibility for the following international crimes committed on the territory of the state of palestine. several is really ministers of denounced the allegations of war crimes and crimes against humanity. the foreign minister is read concert, says it's a historic disgrace and that especially the board room has been set up to counteract the decision. but not everyone agrees. here's what i really gain to text . it says, was this war o

island instead of being joined to one of the banks, so the big issue is not having the pyramids as the bingis fundamentally different from what we expected it to be three or 4000 years ago and that's really where the future research should be aimed. thank you very much for your time. more now on the situation in the middle east. soldiers are showing pictures of palestinian detentions in the west bank despite its pledge to act on this conduct revealed by the bbc. legal experts say the filming and postage of such footage may breach international law. the west bank is partially run by the palestinian authority but there's been an israeli presence for decades. we've tracked and analysed over 45 social media posts by 11 idf soldiers operating in the west bank. it shows them arresting men with them kneeling on blindfolded and posing in front of what appears to be children with their mothers. a lot of the footage is taken indoors so it's difficult to locate, but some of it like this one is outside and with this video we see a detainee lead into a shop and this building in the background which is t

on thursday, the late president's body was transported to binge and the city where he was chosen as a member of the experts. the council deputy likes to stop the leader then commission . you're on the 2nd largest city we chose to hold is josh, right? the message is also receives hometown and his final resting place. reese was born into a clerical family and married the delta, the of the influential him of my shift, who's supporting joy throughout his care. oh, yeah. tens of thousands of iranians turned out to beat him. stay around, gracie, and he's for the minister who's the name of my young, had the shared history. they come back to the 1979 revolution davis together in their final moments to when they had to go up there, carrying them crushed in a mountainous region in the north of your own people more than enough to lie young instead of me. internal improvements, where do you has been buried? the one on the it is so sad to lose our president for the minister and their companions in such a tragic incident. it seems that pain, but i believe this tragedy is going to make us stronger.

so because of the original develop back to binge things, and i'm just wondering about today's prof. drones, i guess they were launched from talk. yeah. and presumably piloted remotely within tacky as well because they were, they were floating to the crash sites and they help identify the spot where the helicopter went down. is that how it all turned out of the assessment? it's a, it's exactly how it's 10 delta t in the south eastern parts of 2 pm eastern parcels to see if there are special basis for drawing operations. and those ones are in your book. pers inbox small and involves vaughn is a border city. it has the largest border with iran is adjacent to iran for rome. yes. as city and the drone of conditions on that was the floor to yvonne, to called on. and it was as you have mentioned upgrade to the in the area. and this is the 1st time i took this room a couldn't do drone entered, you ran a refrain. uh and the outside of age on also has those phones as 2 tier 2, as average on during the war and part of all. but that was the closest place of the area where the accident happened is nort

in the important government service, they replace huazui ba and bing xing, who have lived in madrid sincebottom line. baby sea turtles rescued after a devastating storm in south africa, have received a temporary new home in cape town. about 500 small turtles have been saved; it is too dangerous for such babies to be in the big ocean. these are the lucky ones; the turtles will spend the first few months of their lives here in specially constructed plastic tanks. our two- ocean complex is not just an aquarium for temporary maintenance. our task is to restore their health to normal, solve their problems, and then release them back into the wild. as you know, baby turtles have to fend for themselves from the moment they hatch on the beaches and head out to the ocean. sea turtles have magnetite particles in their brains, which probably help them navigate the earth's polar poles like a compass, but these babies were sucked into the warm agullés current in the indian ocean, carried around the tip of south africa , and thrown into the cold waters of the atlantic ocean, not far from cape town. the

in the important government service , they replace huazui ba and bing xing, who have lived in madrided to china in february. hundreds of baby sea turtles rescued from a devastating storm in south africa have been given a temporary new home in cape town. about 500 small turtles were saved. it is too dangerous for such babies to be in the big ocean, these are lucky. the turtles will spend the first few months of their lives here in a special constructed plastic tanks. our two-ocean complex is not just an aquarium for temporarily keeping turtles. there is a whole staff of specialists working here to rehabilitate these animals. our task is to restore their health to normal, solve their problems, and then release them back into the wild . as you know, baby turtles have to take care of themselves. about themselves from the moment they hatch on the beaches and head out to the ocean, sea turtles have purses in their brains.

you, i knew that you missed the hassles from work, by the way, i now understand why the chocolate binge the matter, yes, the girl disappeared from the bachelorette party, we are working on the version with the ex, however, markov put forward the version of the escape based on the photograph, so you see the girl on your own bachelorette party? she’s sad, huh, interesting, by the way, markov is the only one who listens to me, and i’m okay, alexander imanovna, it’s time for me to see this fiance, he’s here in the cardiology department, why are you here, such a coincidence, arkadia shout, can i? i’ll show you off, let’s go, do you have any chocolates? arkady yakovich, here in the photo, in general, matvey’s ex, adelina, she was there, yes, she is in one of the photographs, i understand, thank you, ilya, that there, matvey’s ex-wife was seen near the house from where eriza disappeared. i took a taxi all day around the city, yes i could have passed this street, but you can check all my movements? let's check, we also became aware of your disagreement that you, adeline, threatened to kill your

olga's husband was an ideal family man, therefore, she was loyal to his periodic binge drinking, for’s 13 years old, he told me, my mother’s larisochkas are the most delicious candies, and the roses are the most expensive, oh, so good, now there’s such a fashion for ba da, and we made these, and i also see you they brought some food, let me get some too, sit, sit, sit, i'm coming now. i’ll treat our fiance, we baked cutlets yesterday, pancakes today, and i understand that it’s important for you that your wife cooks well, of course, of course, but you don’t need sausages, sausage, by the way, they brought sausages from voronezh, and local ones manufacturer, i recommend, you are 48 years old. who are your children? and i have three children, two daughters, they are married and my son lives with me, he is 13 years old, i separated from my husband because he was not a husband, he was just a man. so i think that if there is no stamp in the passport, then this is a boyfriend, said that he didn’t drink, not that he didn’t drink, he never drank anything at all, and we went on vacation, every

bing—bong! thank you! and that was chris mason this afternoon. i have no idea where he's ended up. saw the picture, or got the news that trump had been convicted in new york on thursday night? i was at home. i was watching the news, like everybody else, and i knew it was coming up. and a little bit of me was thinking a sense of sympathy for all those other correspondents who'd worked on very finely honed pieces ofjournalism and television news packages that were just waiting to bejunked the moment the verdict came in. and that's what happened. and the other thing i remember from it was the outstanding performance by my colleague gary 0'donoghue, who is one of the correspondents out in new york at the moment, who did an outstanding job, basically busking, explaining, filling in, putting into context just what had happened in a way that i thought was fantastic. as a sort of... as a professional watching another professional, you think, "yes, actually, really cracking." yeah. and basically, it was trump being found guilty of all 3a charges of falsifying his business expenses, which we

oil spokesperson, a doctor, bing jones. to cause maximum disruption to force police officers to make thousands of arrests and overwhelm our entire judicial system? i mean, these people aren't team players, are they ? aren't team players, are they? >> well, hi there. it's good to be able to talk directly to your your listeners and viewers , i your listeners and viewers, i think that this, statement comes from youth demand, which is, a group of young people who are basically utterly scared , we got basically utterly scared, we got to set this in some kind of context with context , we're context with context, we're looking at the worst climate, the worst crisis humanity has ever faced. we're shooting past the last point of safety, which is one and a half degrees, and we're heading for two and a half, three degrees. the worst crisis humanity has ever faced. >> worse than the black death, when half of people in europe died and quite possibly worse than anything that we've ever faced before. >> you think half of people in europe