bobby? buddy? high. where did ou mr cage? bobby? buddy? high. where did you come — mr cage? bobby?bobby? buddy? high. where did you come from? turns _ mr cage? bobby? buddy? high. where did you come from? turns out, - mr cage? bobby? buddy? high. where did you come from? turns out, we - did you come from? turns out, we could've just _ did you come from? turns out, we could've just walked _ did you come from? turns out, we could've just walked around. - did you come from? turns out, we| could've just walked around. yeah, did you come from? turns out, we i could've just walked around. yeah, i guess so. guess so. that's when the funniest scenes and there are many, i was consistently laughing at this movie and it's either to increase a company like that or very often it is riffing off of movie cliches and more importantly nicolas cage movies. if you are a fan of things like face—off, conair, new stroke, there is some, even if you're not a fan, this isjust a there is some, even if you're not a fan, this is just a funny movie about a hollywood star having a bit of a bromance and it's qui

bobbi—anne mcleod, just 18—years—old when she went missing. bus stop on the 20th of november at around 6:00 in the evening. she was due to meet friends for a night out but never arrived. after three days of searching, police found her body in a wood near the coast, about seven miles from her home. cody ackland, a guitarist in a local music band, was arrested and charged a few days later. police said there was no known link between him and the victim. at the time, her brother said on social media... "until we meet again, sis. i love you." singing. this song was made in tribute to the teenager. liv and bobbi—anne mcleod had been friends since primary school. she was funny. very funny. she had you in stitches, you'd walk into a room and she just would light up the whole place. she was just brilliant, a brilliant person. a number of vigils were held in plymouth for people to pay their respects and to raise concerns about women's safety. the city once again in shock at tragedy, united in mourning. the murder camejust three months after the mass sho

bobbie z -- are you talking about bobbie -- bobbie spencer >> jimmy: yeah, yeah bobbie spencer, jackiehe was in the elevator >> jimmy: yes. >> okay. and he was trying to protect her and got shot almost got shot years ago. [ laughter ] she almost got luke killed >> jimmy: i know, bobbie's trouble man. >> you got the cassadines. you got the weather machine. and now you got -- >> jimmy: no, you got in the cassadines here's what happened i went to -- i was doing stand-up in l.a. and i got invited to lunch at bobbie zeman's house >> wow >> jimmy: it was amazing, beautiful place. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and i see the quartermaines talking. >> well, that -- that kinda hurt your feelings, didn't it? >> jimmy: and it bummed me out >> because you know, you get caught up -- see, when you watch a soap opera, you got -- >> jimmy: you know, this can't happen you guys - >> you can't have -- you know, you enemies stay enemies >> jimmy: that's exactly right i go - >> "you can't be having and being seen out in public like that." >> jimmy: barbecues, that's exactly right. i go, "i got to get out -- i got to g

and yeah -- >> one last question i have to admit, we did chinese and we did bobby flay one night. is that all right? you don't mind >> that's okay again, given the drive time, it's only eight minutes, it's not that expensive >> we didn't want to be the reason you didn't stay in business >> two trucks. two trucks away. >> marc lore, founder and chairman of wonder group guys, just go on the app you won't believe what awaits you. thank you, marc. >> thank you >> coming up, a storm is coming. so give us a call. cramer's got the answers to all of your burning questions. the lightning round is next. cal: our confident forever plan is possible with a cfp® professional. a cfp® professional can help you build a complete financial plan. visit letsmakeaplan.org to find your cfp® professional. ♪♪ >>> it's time. time for the lightning round and then the lighten round is over are you ready? kyle in illinois kyle >> caller: boo-yah, jim. from the windy city of chicago >> how much do we love chicago here yes. what's up? >> caller: i am looking at the new conductor supplier company what are your o

to date is not guilty plea - now means that bobbi-anne mcleod's now means that bobbi—anne mcleod's friendswill be the first time he has addressed the un body since the russian invasion of ukraine. he is doing that day after visiting horrific scenes of bodies lying in streets, discoveries of mass grades —— graves. ukrainian bodies have called on the international criminal court to investigate what is happening there as war crimes. investigate what is happening there as war crimes. joining me now is professor 0lympia bekou, head of the international criminaljustice unit at the university of nottingham's human rights law centre. very good to have you with us today. could you explain for our viewers what is the correct procedure for gathering and documenting evidence for a war crimes investigation? let me start by the fact that atrocities and war do happen, so it is very important at this stage even though the conflict is still going on, to collect the evidence which will then be used in any eventual prosecutions. that will take time and it will take a lot of work, so the office of the prosecu

bobby would have liked the modern presidency for a different reason. he was the most impatient. of the three brothers. he hated the legislative process even more than jack did. in fact, i'll tell you a funny story when he was serving as attorney general and jack's top aid jack had taken some members of congress out on the presidential yacht to schmooze them. try to get some support for some bill. so, you know, they're grilling steaks that you know, drinking drinks and all the rest bobby gets done and an aide is driving him home to his house. he turns to the eight if the plopping in the seat of the car and says wow, this is such a bleepy job and bleepy. i'm obviously cleaning up but it was simply because he didn't like any part of that. so unilateral executive action, that would have played to his impatience. i don't need congress. i'll do this stuff on my own ted kennedy finally would have been more reluctant of the three of them to bypass congress. he was a product of congress. he loved the institution had he won the presidency he would have he would have given legislation. a b

bobbi—anne mcleod, just 18 years old when she went missing.p on the 20th of november at around 6:00 in the evening. she was due to meet friends for a night out but never arrived. after three days of searching, police found her body in a wood near the coast, about seven miles from her home. cody ackland, a guitarist in a local music band, was arrested and charged a few days later. police said there was no known link between him and the victim. at the time, her brother said on social media... "until we meet again, sis, i love you." singing. this song was made in tribute to the teenager. liv and bobbi—anne mcleod had been friends since primary school. she was funny. very funny. she had you in stitches. you'd walk into a room and she just would light up the whole place. she was just brilliant, a brilliant person. a number of vigils were held in plymouth for people to pay their respects and to raise concerns about women's safety. the city once again in shock at tragedy, united in mourning. the murder camejust three months after the mass shootings i

did it mean a lot to beat bobby rigs, who was one of my heroes? he was older.tic feet, it meant nothing. but culturally and for social change, it meant everything. i knew this was my opportunity to make a dent, at least, and help the women's movement, which was in the second wave with gloria and others. eleanor holmes. so, these are -- i knew this was my one moment in time because i would visualize if i didn't win that the rest are of my life would be like do you see that lady over there? she lost to this old guy in the tennis match. and if i could win, what could it do? and it would push us forward. for the first time women would come up to me and say for the first time i have self confidence, i have enough curage to ask for a raise at work. i've waited ten years to have the courage to do that. and men came up to me and said that they hadn't really thought about equality or equity that much but i want the same opportunities for my daughters as my son. and i hadn't really thought about until i watched that match. president obama, when i first met him, he said i

(bobby seay) the mountain folks had a wonderful way of life here.y had intergenerational exchange with the cherokee. the river was plentiful with what is called a white suckerfish; they would actually net them and catch them. (jere brittain) neuse river's my place. i can feel it in my bones like an acquired genetic trait. when i was a boy growing up at the confluence of north and south in neuse river, my mother would occasionally play on an old pump organ, a little song called "the mills river waltz" she said it was written by a relative, perry orr. by the time i was 11 or 12, i began to understand why perry heard music in the river. where the river meets rocky outcrops, it makes music, sometimes as simple and clear as violin notes, sometimes loud and complex, as a full orchestra that flows on quietly and slowly as the waltz. (dan pierce) people in the pre-industrial age related in a viety of wayto their water. i meanobviously, you had to have a reliable water supply, and wilma dykeman taught so eloquently about the importance of the spring to a mou

i mean, she would type in people yankee couldn't bobby info, bertha potter down there on up. we've got a bad a day day to day the allowable and leave a home on google. you are hired at yahoo. com. i couldn't have the income i. i feel for my old old yet to run prime minister prior to china chat wasn't in the chamber during rome speech and doesn't mention it. when he gets up to speak casually home, we don't even have a wound up or whatever. i know it was hung up cardiac up. well yeah. have all those him along. i don't have any like super play, but he will give up, but i learned from north and you'll get uneasy dealer up. tend to make all i think, gonna need people. we only paid it up on that day. dumb. i'm a he of needing that up. i said see, you know, when running refuses to retract the word ruthless, he's ordered out of the chamber. i told him, tell me all i need to know only to look up a home on the home with her. oh, oh oh, my feeling i owe much but i feel good. what i did, i want to know how clean feel. i want to call with him and all that he got cochran, my thought, was i

and congressman bobby.s a fight alive for so many years in the united states congress. congressman you have dedicated your career to guiding our nation toward justice and i thank you. [applause] and thank you to so many other leaders who are gathered here who helped us reach this very important day. leaders who witness the brutal reality of lynching such as ali gordon, reverend wheeler parker cousins of emmett till. for home the stories of these crimes are not lines in a history book, but vivid memories. so today, we are gathered to do unfinished business. to acknowledge the horror and part of our history to state unequivocably that lynching is and always has been a hate crime. and to make clear that the federal government may now prosecute these crimes as such. lynching is not a relic of the past. racial acts of terror still occur in our nation. and when they do, we must all have the courage to name them and hold the perpetrators to account. [applause] and with that i will close by saying this, i believe t

so again, it's ignition. bobby bobby, lemme get on daughter middleton. we are turning the government very clearly. they should he, to the message of the working class, or else it won't just be one day. we will work towards longer stoppages and paralyzed the country. if we after to chase go to buy a roger packs. i've got a new teachers, dentist, postal workers, railway stuff, and bankers were among the many thousands of people who stayed away from work to join colleagues in march as like this one in colombo. they said they will lend their full support to the protest movement against a government the seas inefficient and corrupt and has only looked after its own needs. met the people, all our fees are much more to go to some administrative system. yeah, i understand that going to were in effect, they want strikers march to the president's office where anti government protest entered that 20th consecutive day on thursday. similar marchers and protests were held in each district. rings striking walker's here outside the main government hospital in july and n

like the same person, bobby seal, i read as much as i could over bobby seal's writing over the last 50 years and he will tell the same story slightly differently in different places over the decades. >> right. >> right? >> uh-huh. >> it's like how do i know what's actually true? because part of it is -- part of it is propaganda in the life of the party. they had a way of speaking about things that they wanted to people to hear. as time has gone on, they are like, yeah, we had a way of speaking about things that we wanted people to hear so this is what we said. like, there is a reason why we said it that way. and that's important, too. so there was a lot of sifting through primary source documents that would say one thing, a published book that could say something else and the guy i saw at the event that would say something else. that's why i tried to pull back as far as i could to try to do a biography of the party without getting doinged doesn't by too many individuals. although i met individuals i didn't do major extensive formal interviews because i couldn't do that with enough of t

bobby wants to know how is your sneaker game going right now?of sneakers in my house. as my girlfriend and i are looking for a new home right now, it's like a thing. is there room for a sneaker closet? she thinks it's absurd. it's a cultural thing. it's growing. it's growing. >> i'm very -- but bobby actually also very had a great question. what guest surprised you the most in a positive way when you did their wine service? and bobby says for him, i still remember the day i served stephen hawking a bottle of 1991 cote road tea. >> that's not even fair. i had this thing i was going to do here, and he is throwing this off. >> i decided to just completely up end the segment. >> i'm not -- i don't get star struck, but there's certain people that i really admire, and to me that gets me more star struck. before he was a friend, maverick carter came in for dinner. i also admired him for coming from a neighborhood like akron and becoming who he is now. and him sitting down and me realizing that he was very well-versed in burgundies, specifically at the

why do you think we have heard so little about this bloody war, bobby?ed power that is threatening the stability of the whole world. that's a big part of it. but the head of the world health organization who is ethiopian himself has said recently that he thinks racism is a very big part of it. and it's hard to deny that. this is happening to people of color, those dimensions, had those been taking place in europe, we would be playing a heck of a lot more attention than we are doing now. >> i completely agree, and i'm glad you brought that up. i want to play for our viewers, the w.h.o. chief who blasts the global media for such a thing. i want to play this, and mat, we're going to talk about that with you on the other side. >> we don't have that sound, but to bobby's point, we do have that sound. take a listen. >> all attention to ukraine is very important of course because it impacts the whole world. but even a fraction of it is not being given to yemen, afghanistan, syria, and the rest. a fraction. and i need to be blunt and honest that the world is not

ricky and bobby grandfather camorra opened in 1956. the were closed for some time when the a kamara family was sent to an internment camp. they relocated to this location in the 1950s. now, ricky and bobby are retiring. >> it touches my heart to see them work this long. >> reporter: since word spread about them closing, long lines have become common. >> i thank them. i thank them from the bottom of my heart. >> reporter: right before they leave, they are getting a warm sendoff from people here for the first time, and others, who grew up coming here. >> are you looking forward to retirement? >> yes i am. >> i will watch my grandkids and then maybe, take up golf or something. >> reporter: in san francisco, joslyn moran, kpix 5. >> perhaps you are regretting that i kea purchase he made a while back, thanks to a buyback program you can get rid of it and get your money back. it is an attempt to promote a more sustainable way of living. ikea is offering store credit to customers for their used furniture as long as it is fully assembled and s

and then our friend, bobby moynihan >> bobby moynihan. >> seth: yeah.ember. >> seth: he might have been there right, like, probably that 2008 year when you were coming back for sarah palin >> yeah. so much of my late time when i was there was such a blur, that i, like -- sometimes i'm like, "mulaney's not jost, right? [ laughter ] >> seth: a lot of people -- a lot of people have that problem. yeah >> but, yeah, and ted danson and holly hunter and, like, sometimes ted danson will call me, and i still, like, my phone will say, like, it'll say "ted danson. and i'm like - [ laughter ] "that's crazy. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. i mean, i would say both ted and holly are the kind of people that if you came up with any sort of respect or curiosity about comedy, they're just two people that you're just thrilled, you can't believe you get to talk to them. >> yes you can't believe you get to talk to them, and you spend a lot of energy, like, making sure you don't say, like, "i want a toddler, hi. like, you can't -- you have to, like, not do their catch phrases to

finally on monday, mark and bobby got their day in court.ark showed the judge this 377 page book full of documents, showing all his efforts to get oculus to honor a warranty. >> my emails to oculus, my emails to the attorney, the attorney's responses. the judge was not impressed at all with what they did to me. her eyes opened up wide when she saw my document asian. a large corporation making a parent have to fight this hard to get a refund. michael: and father and son emerged from the courtroom with this gift, a new oculus headset, which facebook gave them right there in the courtroom. >> they offered it to us as a gift for my son for everything he went through. that was nice, yeah. michael: now mark and facebook are awaiting the judge's ruling on possible damages. facebook, owned by meta platforms, did not respond to our request for comment. ama: still ahead, the drought is taking a toll on the health of trees across the bay area. we show you the inspections underway in some of the high risk zones to make sure they are risk zones to make s

and i played bobby rigs september of '73 and beating bobby i think helps keep title 9 on people's mindat and that is why we have so many people, and now they paid attention to me and that was helpful when i beat bobby, the women had a lot more self-confidence to speak out. that is what they tell me. that is why i know it is okay. and men came up to me in reflection and said, you know, i thought about my daughter and i do want my daughter to have equal opportunities to my son. and i think that is why i started the women's foundation in 1974 and one of our jobs was to be the guardian angel for title 9 in the sports area. that is one of the reasons that i started and get money out to the local programs. the '96 olympics helped elevate title 9 because all of the women were in atlanta, the summer of women and without title 9 we never would have had the great teams because of the coaching an the playing fields and all of the things that they had. but we have a long way to go. look at the ncaa. we finally got a gym for our basketball players. but these are obvious things to some of us an not

bits and pieces that are often told in different ways like the same person bobby seal. like i read, you know as much as i could have bobby seals writing over the last 50 years and he will he will tell the same story slightly differently in different places over the day, right? and so it's like, how do i know what's actually true because part of it is part of it is propaganda in the life of the party right? they had a way of speaking about things that they wanted people to hear as time has gone on they're like, yeah, we had a way of thinking about things that we wanted people to hear. so this is what we said. this is kind of what it really was right, but like there's a reason why we said it that way and that's important too. and so there was a lot of stifting through like primary source documents that i found that would say one thing and then a published book that would say something else and then the guy i thought the event that would say something else and it's like wow and so that was part of why i pulled i tried to pull back kind of as far as i could to really do kin

it's released a limited edition bobby dough including it is best likeness. well, suppose lightness is part of a bobby tribute collection, which motel says on as important. historic female figures ah, top stories and 0 russian president vladimir putin has declared victory in the battle for me. are you pull in what would be moscow's biggest victory of the war? so far, cranium, president, music sky confirmed that russia controls much of the city, but denies it has fallen. which may declaim, despite canceling plans to storm the as of style still works. the cities last pockets of resistance.

put it, but i believe she was there in the office dale and tell them will ups deal as worsley ocean. bobby miller said that you deal with them still law say hello, get to go. are studying. spoke with me a dime. i'm in a home many consider that i'm on the front line to be excellent, boring me. there are certain that there it was with the regular rationale and that separatist to supporting an invasion. mm. with decent condition, a way not a conscience. we do special from just a condition that cause a social possibly now the most of the move, no, just to go back a couple lapreet let you say when you get another potable moon. right? but the motionless, the media and you could go primitive and that's not even a professional ukrainian soldier. thought until he found himself on the other side of the front line. he was taken prisoner by the dunbar militia were a 1st destroy my gibson. yes, you left this city what that is. so with that. yep. and what? yeah. i just left the store. oh wait a minute. come i get. what was the home with him that did i just love that did not that you did that that that t

that was certainly how everyone felt about bobby. aside from owning whites and lehigh, he was deeply committed to his community. he regularly contributed to local nonprofits, in addition to serving on several boards, including the bank rock bridge ymca, united way, board of supervisors, former carillion hospital. and natsot goes out saying that rock bridge county lost a giant. his passing will be felt by this community for quite some time and my thoughts and prayers remain with his wife and his beloved family. . madam speaker, as americans face the worst rate of inflation in 41 years, president biden's proposed budget does nothing to help ease the burden on our country's struggling families. despite experts predicting that a recession is coming, the president's proposed budget would further exacerbate high inflation by spending $73 trillion over the next decade and would be funded by the highest sustained tax burden in our nation's history. as americans pay record prices at the pump, this budget proposal prioritizes radical green new

it, but i believe she was there with the new office dealing with envelopes deal as worsley, ocean. bobby miller said that you do them still law to hello get to go. i thought you spoke with me a dime. i'm in a home many ukrainian soldiers consider that i'm on the front line to be excellent, boring me. there are certain that there it was with the regular rationale and the separatist to supporting an invasion. mm. with decent, obscure. she said that it was a way, not a conscience mean you social can just the condition that goes or your full social press to play. now the most of the move just to go back a couple labriola that she's been keeping it from other potable moons that right, but then she'll mostly move and you go primary and that's what he committed to, a professional ukrainian soldier. thought until he found himself on the other side of the front line. he was taken prisoner by the dunbar militia were sure did you make a fool destroy it by gibson? yes you left the j 50. what that is, so with your life, the story you right, you're not going to get with them. i'm on my income, i get w

ah, oh, that is my uncle bobby's until on. miles are important, says xyz, this molars. very close knit family soccer. we talk daily and meet a few times a week or so. even if it's just for coffee and a short chandler baz nick or somewhere or knock with a molecule of poppy and we'll call for the civic beam on the front, just comma. but then what are the nights? so when it comes to the war, we usually just make, jo, they not to the don't think our parents want to talk seriously about it. auto thought. we remember some funny anecdotes from the time and both talk wings that make us laugh today. am it's i got the gun to their son to the knock or those that's me. ashley is off here, but fear lo count fine book soccer conceal over here. maybe look the supposed to genius not to say le mars. i'm excited and curious. mostly curious. rob woodland, oxygen. i'm looking forward to meeting this person who was so interested in his back then when we weren't even interested enough. so you can, you found seventies with danny and bill, a mom which of the photographs that the it was impossi

with demi, i'm a little bit more needle, bobby, the more needle the around with knowing by my resume daily arkell, my, me, mama, mama, a little later from the start of monday. or you will not home by carly winner. him on his here. yeah, he the bus and yeah, you're lori luna. yet though i will. my gosh, i gary cara will not go, but the zone of it is under me. bob. bob mclee hours ago me we are lonely. producing b r o e. as soon on your email again, it's good us our gum more in order to where we looked at it pedal here whose agenda mine in may, but we were rosa duka from hen day that i will. armando town, nearby by media, don toyota and told me no, not all about it is on the course. are you a little white down sort of a little also ruling e a . b and that are bad. i still live on it. if that was the amber, it will all bad that i really a little boy. they gave a lot a full mail on a roll. a thought of them. i don't know. i feel yeah. the impact the allow me going all thing is if they already a b b. i mean on the then the son in law gave no choice, but i guess nino, we have the pool a wh

katty and bobby are back with us.anctions on russian oil and gas and the pressure to further sanction russia really had an impact that was felt by french voters. did this result surprise you? do you feel relieved? tell me the impact of this result. >> yeah, i mean, look, i think for people who believe in the european project, who believe in france's engagement in nato, this was undeniably the best possible result, and macron is the first french president in a long time to be re-elected to office, so it's a big victory. think about that, nicole. by the time he's 49, he will have served two terms as a french president, which makes me feel like an awful slacker at the moment. what have i been doing all my life? so, it's a big victory for him, but 40% of the french electorate, some 13 million french people, voted for marine le pen, and in a sense, this election normalized the far-right in france. ever since the second world war when you had a french government that was pro- -- under the control of the nazis, effectively,

melissa, the opposition bobby on came to power to big the elections into government be. and that the military had to become prime minister. cons popularity, however, nor dived bit rising and insulation, unemployment, the boxy and a half years. so they launched a movement whilst into or no confidence and follow. though the time they thought that the time was right to get rid of the prime minister, that's how we reached this point. embark on the politics and the prime minister has blamed a foreign conspiracy. in fact, an american conspiracy for being behind this attempt to remove him from power. can you tell us more? what came up with the ghost? quite offer you found out that you could not survive the confidence he's done to the us back in the positions. no conference boat and that you don't communicate through our money and you haven't opened the accusing washington for accounts for isn't not have not been validated in the us categorically. deny any such thing. now it's interesting that the country's military chief has directly contradict cons. hostile position to united

today, bobby bought the dog field, the unpredictability of climate change. just like i have a 100000000 farmers in india, he has found some help at the other end of the wealth. global 3000. in 30 minutes on d, w. o. o one, continent 700000000 people with their own personal stories. europe. mm hm. we explored every day life with what europeans feared and what they hope for focus on a d, w. m. no, i'm not. i'm agree. do you feel worried about the planet? me too. i'm neil. host of the on the green fence post coast, and to me it's clear we need to change the solutions or out there. join me for a deep dive into the green transformation. for me to do with blue ah ah ah ah, this is dw news live in from berlin to night. ukraine says that russia has begun a long fear new offensive in the east. hundreds of missile attacks reported today and for the 1st time brush and strikes, a claim to live in the western city of levine. also coming up tonight in the besieged court city of mario pope, in what could be their last stand. a group of ukrainian soldiers is refusing to sur

the opposition bobby billy on came to power to bring elections into government be and that the military have to become prime minister. com popularity. however, not dived bit rising installation. unemployment in the boxy and a half years. so launched a movement to out to, to are no competence, water bottle dough. the time they talked at the time was right to get rid of the prime minister. that's how be reached this point in bugs in the baltics. and the prime minister has blamed a foreign conspiracy. in fact, an american conspiracy for being behind this attempt to remove him from power. can you tell us more? what came up with the father becomes but at the idea quite operate found out that he could not survive the confidence he's done that the us back be obligations no confidence vote and that you don't communicate that are plenty ambassador. you have an open, the accusing washington for a concert isn't not have not been validated in the us categorically. deny any such thing. now it's interesting that the country's military chief has directly contradict cons, hostile position to united sta

. >>> joining our coverage, national security reporter for foreign policy magazine and bobby, editor in someways too clinically into what everyone is describing as a new phase. it does come with a new way of talking about russian failures and successes and we want to pick up bobby on something i was saying to ally. there were these presumptions about russian superiority that have fallen by the wayside and talking about mariupol, they feel they may only have days to live and that's why they're asking for a third party to mediate and aid the civilians. it's only in that context we talk about a potential russian victory there but it has been a lot longer for the russians to have what they thought would be, you know, sort of the russian propaganda, a layup for them military and here we are. what do you make of that? >> well, we have to go back two months to the start of the war, the start of the invasion and the russians thought they could win and take kyiv in a matter of days. at most a couple weeks, two months later they failed to take kyiv and withdraw from kyiv and the only thing the

well, i constantly ya know, then nobody ever told me to ask or not laska bobby wilkin fan ladies cabinet, but did not send them out. i will call couple of us because they don't know what the getting up and punish them. i mean, so what i would do that gender, scotland t a, a, [000:00:00;00] a silent and then other walker with . okay. and natalie with gary younger agenda lee and i so that at that lot that goes out dog yet i as i want on it's been didn't die yet. that and, and of course, is a nowadays at atlanta, at the gen the lead hadn't, wouldn't well, that is your model. when i find in my body, i depended upon your candy a what yet? the martin and henderson or young officer mosquito you know, i like it and t i n i n a yeah. now it was any black you didn't read a book domains here. good to get led to do some i like, you know by get emma. if so, i mean, give me one of them. okay. now, so as i ah i, i do. what do i want to do about it? i did all i bought. i bought a melinda america and i get a minute for a quino. i mean, a normal build on what i sampled or not, but i was more thought it wa

my house, so we lost our son to go be or i think losing a child is the worst thing that happened to bobby. i think that's when i began to see life differently to consider another future. it changes your life. i either will color annual every year. i sat down to watch the dock, our rally, but when one year someone asked on a tv show up. if someone with diabetes could participate in the race may have. i mean, i quickly called a friend and i said, hey, look what i've seen on tv. ripple, he said, you're crazy. i'm like, how are you going to race the dachau me? i'm, if i'm in the out actually the data help both me and my family to get out of that whole. i think when something like this happens to you, you need a reason to live, to get up every morning and to fight for what you want to ask more affordable for you know, general what i'll be able to get a dentist wife man has always supposed had his duck, her train, even though it seemed impossible in betty boop, in our 1st we thought it was crazy that we could never make a. but after everything that happened we needed to hold on to something. ti

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daniel, which bobby daniels on eco ana showed it, and i knew your mileage more about it when you go, when you throw good. yeah. additional energy everything's in ruins. buddha, the sister refused to leave the house. swan sure. oh no, we'll shoot nice calendar on there. no, no problem, no, really, no place to lose a brand new new. mm mm . a word. no. what gord davosto, nobody knew negotiation with. sure. sure. sure, sure. and especially with just didn't really a really put into that doesn't was he had a little under the law for you, but he's up to the most affordable over a site. yeah. a good email clarice about for done well, just wanted you to point out the way to publish something for what you thought when i used to live with my c, r c m with dealer photo. so we really deleted a shift jocylett, a digital video, which would be good. you would put up with your school stuff. uninstalled 1st in front of you, william rafer. did you, can you give me a whole oh oh my god, i'm not sure we have a good evening. you paula? my son dismissed is it was that already jillian? steve, this is not a

authorities are looking into the meeting with bobby codek and bobby von feurstenberg and barry diller he wrote we have zero knowledge of the transaction and if we did, we would have pursued it is unlikely to believe the professional and with breakfast with he and his wife would have told them of the pending transaction. he said it was a coincidence i did not wait until i was 80 to participate in such a fraud now they are looking into the bid to buy activision blizzard elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and cory booker and sheldon whitehouse are asking about the request. the lawmakers say this could hurt efforts to hold management accountablediscrimination. >> we talked so long about the inflation, my story got killed they had the chart up. gamestop has nothing to do with the activision microsoft deal. they killed that, but not the stack. >> andrew, were you saying something? i don't think your mic's on. >> no. i happen to believe barry diller and alex and david i was going to say in the context of gamestop. if the s.e.c. started to investigate all of the trading done during that peri

yeah, daniel, which bobby daniels won e corner, showed it, and i knew your mileage morgan and robert well, when you go, when you throw a good. yeah, it is the engine engine. everything's in ruins. buddha, the sister refused to leave the house swan law. so a lot of no issues. nice. go on there or no no problem. no really no. are you currently still using a brand new new ah, a word? no. what go cord davosto? nobody knew you negotiate with sure. sure. sure, sure. and especially with i just didn't really a little bit, i just love will put a note. it doesn't was he had a little done with the most popular book over here was a yeah, one producing a. did you not believe a done well, just wanted you to point out the way to publish something for what you want. with my c r c. m. work with dealer auto. so really delivers a shift jostlet motor, a digital video which would be good. you would put up with it, you know, what you school more stress and you told us that it would impact the reason why william rafer did you learn again just for his whole oh well i'm not sure we have a new problem. i did

so just thought joe was a boy go so she doesn't bring a union which bobby daniels on e corner shouldered and i knew your money less more about when you go when you to work with just the engine, the engine a, everything's in ruins. buddha, the sister refused to leave the house. so i'm sure. oh no, no one showed deny chicago on the remote. no problem. i really, really you clearly still use a brand new new ah, a word. no good. got a new negotiation with sure. sure, sure, sure that's around especially with jessie to really a little bit. i just love will put into it. it was, it was here. there was a little under the are you putting those couple adults over here? was a yeah, a good email police about thought of all i thought that was just what was it is what point though i to probably for the, for what you have a lot with my c r c. m. work with dealer photo. so really delivers a shift joslyn of most or if any of the, when you have the 4 digit radio at you, which, which would be good, you would put up with it, you know, what, your school new phones, just that it would impact of 0, william. they

they bobby chivalry against residential areas and civilian infrastructure. the russian army uses all types of artillery all titled by invading russian forces. russia has categorically denied committing any war crimes. rob mcbride, al jazeera levine, sales were in ukraine, russian shelling in the 2nd largest city. her keith is killed at least 7 people. this includes a 2 year old child. our keeps governor says this city has been hit by dozens of strikes in the last 24 hours, several residential blocks of sustained significant damage. i give is roughly 48 kilometers from the border with russia, and sits along a major route. the invading forces would need to take in order to then head towards the eastern regions of danielle and the hands on the scale of destruction in areas outside the capital, kiva is becoming clearer, as russian forces we group and intensify. efforts to seize areas in ukraine's east, which is thought to be the focus for them now or so. so derrick has visited a hostile, where officials say they are discovering new evidence of war crimes every d

going to be the what i've shown, bobby williams, wilma williams, a shit, williams, a ship was, will say. the militia sent some checkpoints on the road till a late uninvited guest with a movie channel bought them the new government decided to subdue the pro ration regions where they held that my dens. radical activists were not only officially trained at military camps, but also um, and then they were sent to the southeast and part of the country. a way why in your mind on children just sorta comes around when we're done with a new style, every word. so get off work with me, just old when you deal with the lee mother would she did a lot of mr. prince, you know, was critical. i'm really project color, so i don't all next, she'll take issue on that relationship with you on yesterday. you was a balk, i mean could feel in them or don't, or a new blue on me. so cool, i'm, i was, i'm with you with these radical groups were ready for such a turn of events by at a more collaborative floor. but a map has somebody me end up with the computer initially stuff for could a more numbers 400. again, you

i knew so said he what would impact the visa william like bobby at the new game. would you just buy his whole lou? long as we esteem new paloma dizzy, dismissed as it was that already gillian stanley is 9. who said now when it's the highest, is it with a before you do that was it says our name. so it just wasn't good to them is because those used to use them both. then you use image. i'm going to have a similar yes. those are locks initiatives to deal with. this issue with lou needs to come to the russian state. total narrative as tight as i phone and ignore some scheme div, asking him i'm not getting a group in the city battle this been okay. so mine is 2000 speedy, one else with we will van in the european union, the kremlin. yup. machine. the state on russia for date and c, r t sport neck, given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with, ah, ah, ah, ah, i hold you to a local news and each each with a little money on which is accordingly with those it is this if you use a movie channel for more than i'm sure i'm sure he's please also him so that we need

but we won't give our state to little bobby k. roll with ross, roll with ross, roll again with ross. who is the best man yet? ross barnett, ross barnett. curtis wilkie: barnett had a reputation of just kind of a blundering blunderbuss. and we all thought he was a complete buffoon, something of a fool. he was constantly doing goofy things. so he was a laughable figure of mythic proportions here in mississippi history. gerald blessey: he had been a trial lawyer. he made a lot of money appealing to juries. so he was tall and gregarious. he used language that a six-year-old would understand. he appealed to racial hatred and bias. curtis wilkie: oh, he was a quintessential demagogue. ross barnett: my conscience is clear. i am moved only by a deep and abiding affection for the welfe of all of the people of mississippi. dona r. colethe syst thatallowee was a system that had pretty much disenfranchised the people of color vote. and so i'm sure that he felt free to use them and use that to promote his political will. frank thackston: the k

bobby rydell was 79. still to come on the newshour, oklahoma passes a near-total ban on abortion.ncreasing partisan divide on the supreme court raises questions about ethics. multiple states across the country advance legislation banning certain books from schools. plus, much more. >> this is the pbs newshour. from weta studios in washington. judy: with gas prices above four dollars a gallon, democrats grilled some top oil executives on capitol hill today, and they, in turn, denied allegations of price gouging. amna nawaz has the story. >> we're here to get answers from oil companies about why they're ripping off the american people. >> lawmakers on capitol hill today laying blame for rising gas prices on executives from bp, chevron, shell, exxonmobil, and more. >> at a time of record profits, big oil is refusing to provide increases to production to provide the american people some much needed relief at the gas pump. >> since russia's invasion of ukraine, fuel prices have shot up and stayed high. gas prices jumped from $3.53 per gallon before putin's invasion to $4.31 per gallon

. >> reporter: bobby alvarez carries the words of his mom tattooed on his chest. >> i'll always be with you and here i'll always stay. it's close to my heart. >> reporter: the time is almost up for the mother of 15, who is accused of killing her 2-year- old daughter, mariah. >> it was an accident. if they do go through with it, they'll be killing an innocent woman. >> reporter: she said mariah fell down a flight of stairs, but when the medical examiner saw the child, he labeled it as child abuse. bu >> over 100 times she claimed innocence they sent the clear message that this interrogation wasn't going to stop until they told the officers what they wanted to hear. >> reporter: and she did. she said she spanked the child, but never admitted to using any deadly force. that demonstration sealed her fate. why do you think she confessed? >> her so-called confession was the result of highly coercive interrogation tactics. >> reporter: multiple experts agreed and challenged the theor. >> reporter: mult of child abuse, saying that mariah's bruising and death are consistent with a fall. >> it is

and i was looking for you really show up a couple of her cisco excuse me, to play what i've shown, bobby williams, wilma williams, a shit, williams, a sugar was, will say, the militia sent some cheque boys on the road to await uninvited guests with a lot of movies and will be handled, bought the new government decided to subdue the pro russian regions with the help of my dans radical activists who were not only officially trained at military camps but also arms. and then they were sent to the southeast and part of the country. i mean eva greenly pro logic all of a way. why in your mind on children just sorta comes around when we're done and you spell every word. so get off work with when you deal with the li mara would she did a lot of mr. sheila more was critical. i'm going to project collie so. so what are all next? she'll take issue on their relationship with you on your summer. yours, are you still at least on some of the blue letters in the fall, i mean could fill in them or don't or done by shows it should be a new building. so cool, i'm, i was, i'm with you. with these radical gro