voice when did you find your voice and think of the hate i can do something with this i mean come on boss man this is set off i know it's like entering into an arranged marriage. and it's an instrument that i can't leave it home no matter where i go day or night you know bed whenever i always have it with me and i have to take it into consideration to some extent it's name. but it's very important to still live your life to take joy in daily life even though you're always carrying your voice with you so to speak otherwise you can't play the characters on stage that you want to because you don't know yourself what life is about. highs. your nurse kathman grew up in a pretty regular family his father worked for an insurance company his mother was a kindergarten teacher they weren't musicians but they did love music coffman became interested in singing at an early age and later studied in munich a global career wasn't really on the cards. as a student he was a happy go lucky guy he had a 1000 different interests sports and cooking and of course music and technique and so on. he wasn't an extraor

voice when did you find your voice and think the hate i can do something with this i mean come on boss man this is set off i know it's like entering into an arranged marriage. and it's an instrument that i can't leave it on no matter where i go day or night you know bed whenever i always have it with me and i have to take it into consideration to some extent his name. but it's very important to still live your life to take joy in daily life even though you're always carrying your voice with you so to speak otherwise you can't play the characters on stage that you want to because you don't know yourself what life is about. highs. your nurse kathman grew up in a pretty regular family his father worked for an insurance company his mother was a kindergarten teacher they weren't musicians but they did love music coffman became interested in singing at an early age and later studied in munich a global career wasn't really on the cards. as a student he was a happy go lucky guy he had a 1000 different interests sports of cooking and of course music and technique and so on. he wasn't an extraordina

when did you find your voice and think that the hey i can do something with this i mean come on boss man that's he said i know it's like entering into an arranged marriage. and it's an instrument that i can't leave it on no matter where i go day or night you know bed whenever i always have it with me and i have to take into consideration to some extent his name. but it's very important to still live your life to take joy in daily life even though you're always carrying your voice with you so to speak otherwise you can't play the characters on stage that you want to because you don't know yourself what life is about. sleeping highs. your nurse kathman grew up in a pretty regular family his father worked for an insurance company his mother was a kindergarten teacher they weren't musicians but they did love music coffman became interested in singing at an early age and later studied in munich a global career wasn't really on the cards. as a student he was a happy go lucky guy he had a 1000 different interests sports and cooking and of course music and technique and so on. he wasn't an extra

for example, 8,000 boss kneean man don't commemorate of a crime against humanity or a war crime in congoestion arises, why is the killing of 8,000 somehow worse because it is called a genocide, than the killing of 3 million which is only in parenthesis a crime against humanity. so we've lost our ability to see the wood from the trees on these issues. >> and the chinese case is peculiar because whether people say genocide, it does evoke the kills of tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, but that is not what china is being accused of in the case of the uyghurs. as far as i know, there is no documented mass killing. it is instead something different. so explain why that-does that qualify as jengenocide. >> if it was a crime against humanity, we wouldn't be talking today, it won't be the newspapers. but at the moment an american president calls something a genocide, it is on page one of the newspapers ab that is exactly what happened with the uyghurs. now we don't know exactly what is going on. the jury is out on the evidence. from what i know, certainly a crime against humanity i

the police shooting of a black man's boss anger in minnesota it comes during the trial of a former officer charged in the killing of george floyd. and a famous and golfing victory hideki matsui gamma becomes the 1st japanese man to win a major turn. iran has blamed israel for a power blackout as its main nuclear facility for a minute. has vowed revenge for sunday's incident at natanz switch to iran described as an act of terrorism israel's not directly claimed responsibility but local media says intelligence services were behind it or about money reports. nuclear terrorism is how in the rainy an official described a power blackout at its natanz nuclear enrichment facility sunday school. in the electrical supply grid caused no casualties or contamination of. what happened in the tons as israel's official i've said several times and what we're hearing from different sources it confirms that israel was behind this incident israeli media claimed it was caused by a cyber attack launched by israeli security services although it quoted unidentified sources some media outlets have a close relation

mouth again good rather you're good you want to break down the promise of boss love or the name 1st because i'm an old square man sure boss level means something that i should know but i'm not hip yet do with you know the game video games getting to the boss well.

. >>> next, a georgia man whose old boss gave him his last boss in pennies finally has a load off hisds. >> his former boss dumped more than 90,000 pennies in his driveway as a final payment for about $915 in earnings. but after his story made national headlines, a washington-based company that turns coins into cash reached out and offered to help. >> they've now picked up the coins and given him an even $1,000 in the form of a check. >> that's a come-up. >>> and next to the special delivery for a big man from ups. >> 2-year-old marco loves the big brown truck. his morning routine includes waving to the ups drivers as they leave their facility near his home in california. one of the workers even surprised marco with his very own truck. >> this is pretty cool. the serial number reads 5-2-18. his birthday. >>> next, police in austin say this was not an april fools joke. >> a squirrel got its head stuck in a tree. first responders finally managed to pull it free. they tweeted it's not a joke. >>> and finally, gap gate. >> michael trahan stunned the world with a video of himself at the de

boss? lemonis: my man, what's happening? -corey: good to see you, man. -lemonis: good seeing you. corey: it's a whole solid gold bagel with diamonds for the salt. lemonis: where'd you get that? corey: laurie got it for me 25 years ago. lemonis: that's how long you've been in the business? corey: probably longer than that. laurie: you've been in the business since the day you were born. come on. it's in your blood. -corey: probably. lemonis: you're a bagel man through and through. corey: that's where it started. originally, the stores were corey's bagels. laurie: which i like better than nyc, but that's okay. corey: but i'm gonna come back to that, okay? corey's bagels for years and years and years. when we came here, it was new york bagel deli, which i'd purchased from a friend of mine. the name came with it. lemonis: you bought one location. -corey: i bought one location. -lemonis: and then you duplicated it and put it up again. why didn't you just call it corey's? corey: i left well enough alone because it already had a -- you know, it had a presence. laurie: i wanted it to be c

bishop ralph meister based in hanover is stephanie and helen rats because boss he's not a fan of and this armin. and money man is me for me well they don't make it for me i'm not the target audience it's cool so there are a lot of things where after 3 minutes i think oh no not again this is really too silly for me now or the whole sound far anything on this long story that they're constantly telling us about no i don't need that. the. but the others do you find precisely that very interesting and that's how it is. for the posters their you tube channel is part of the per store will work including their story about trying to have a child about english that is the future for one in 5 couples can't get pregnant on their own. you and the church is silent on this topic right now. and that is the past and here's a pastor couple that has gone down that route with even of your business is we know what it's like to have a negative pregnancy test in your hands after 2 weeks of you and having spent a lot of money on your wife this is life and remain silent even though our fellow churchgoers are going through this trial.

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get this behind he's got a new film out streaming on hulu called boss level another one coming out ones when can we expect the hit man's wife bodyguard with a frank ones that come out of yeah i think that one comes out in june because you're trying to put it in theaters so little later in the year yeah if you're on the cusp right now and you don't want to do streaming i might as well hold on their cards for a 2nd because i think since january 20th miraculously the figures are going down we might be back in the theaters a little later on i don't know how but i don't know but i see no other. than that more and a blast ago as opening theaters in new york to 25 percent capacity and that worked perfectly because last time i was in a new york theater 3 out of 4 people or more and screaming at the scrape so we take them on it's just maine there you go back in the theater business frank big yellow good to talk to you brother. my brother we'll talk soon. later gator bye bye frank grillo pokes that is miller for us while. in the 1920 s. and thirty's several 100 african-americans moved to the soviet union and many of their descen

um nests actual boss fletcher harper the man who was the owner and operator a publisher of harper's weekly his position was we're not in the business of making senators happy. we're in the business seeing on american politics and if senator schertz is unhappy, i guess that's his problem. and so nast was vindicated in this moment, but he said openly in conversations he had for a while. he engaged in a really popular form of lecture not unlike what we're doing tonight the lyceum circuit in which people who were prominent would tour the country giving talks and given that there wasn't a ton to do in the evening in the 19th century, especially in the winter time, which was the season for these kinds of talks. and if those of you who are familiar with the chautauqua series, that's the same thing folks like thomas nest would show up in your town and they would give a lecture and everyone would go and pay a couple of dollars for the opportunity to listen to him talk in his case. he would do chalk talks where there would be a chalkboard and he would draw while he talked. and he used and he had a p

who was the sort of person who had a lot of coffee dates with senators, nast's actual boss fletcher harper, the man who was the owner and operator, publisher of "harper's weekly," his position was, we're not in the business of making senators happy. we're in the business of focusing on american politics. and if senator shirtz is unhappy, then that's his problem. so nast was vindicated in his moment. but he said openly in conversations he had, for a while he engaged in a really popular form of lecture, not unlike what we're doing tonight, in which people who were prominent would tour the country giving talks. and given that there wasn't a time to in the evening in the wintertime which was the season for these kinds of talks. folks like thomas nast would show up in your town and they would give a lecture, and everyone would go and pay a couple dollars for the opportunity to listen to him talk. in his case he would do chalk talks where there would be a chalkboard and he would draw while he talked. and he had a prepared set of remarks that he gave, which he was extremely anxious about. he wrote all kin

no, her man, his boss, the most epic hour on television. is everything okay? is back with all new rescues. everybody back. 911 monday at eight on fox two. some students in richmond were treated to a special spring celebration today, complete with the petting zoo and music. they were also given a new outfit for school, the nonprofit francis in the school's hosted the celebration for kids and their families who attend the caliber beta academy in richmond. many of these families have been severely impacted by the corona virus, and organizers wanted to give the kids and their families a chance to have a little fun on this rainy sunday afternoon. you're a caliber. we recognize that during shelter and place, it's more than we're more than a school about academics were school community and today's all about building community with our families and welcoming them to this festive atmosphere, regardless of the weather. children were able to pet a variety of animals, including a llama rabbits, a cow and a donkey. they were also given a gift bag that included snacks treat

now suddenly for a man he believed to be a crime boss, he changed his story. >> translator: okay, manator: i'm going to tell you. i'm going to tell you. i'm going to tell you honestly what happened. the honest truth. i never told it in my life. i ain't happy about it, but i did it. yeah. okay? not happy i did it, but i still did it. everything worked perfect. with a rifle, one shot, you know, nice and easy. >> you shot her where? >> translator: in the head. >> translator: where in the head? >> translator: in the back of the head. i didn't really check when i hit her. i was nervous. i guess, around here. >> he shot wendy, denis told mr. big, that morning at their house in prince george. she was feeding the ducks, her back to him, when he took aim with a .22-caliber rifle. >> translator: right or left side? >> translator: i got to put myself back there. >> eerie. seeing a husband trying to relive the moment when he said he murdered his wife. >> translator: okay, you -- you move over there like that. yeah. yeah. cuz i remember turning. yeah. and that's your left side, right? >> translato

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mariko 0i has been talking to the boss of air new zealand to find out how the tas—man bubble has beenannouncement, and as you said we have been seeing a lot of pictures of excited families and friends being able to reunite, while the rest of us watched with envy, this could be a model for the rest of the world and for countries where the pandemic is not exactly under control yet, many people are now saying that a vaccine passport could be one way to make future travelling smoother, so i have asked if air new zealand is trying it out. ~ . ., ~ air new zealand is trying it out. ~ ., ., ~ , out. we are working very closely with _ out. we are working very closely with them - out. we are working very closely with them on - out. we are working very closely with them on the | closely with them on the vaccine _ closely with them on the vaccine passport, and as we speak— vaccine passport, and as we speak we _ vaccine passport, and as we speak we actually are trialling this between auckland and sydney. we have because don't need _ sydney. we have because don't need to— sydney. we have because d

the accused, former officer derek chauvin's own former boss, the minneapolis police chief, the man who fired chauvin and three other officers the day after floyd's death, actually took the stand and called their actions completely wrong and illegal. in a moment that i have never seen by another top cop in a trial, he refused to give chauvin any cover for the 9 1/2 minutes floyd laid dying underneath his knee. the chief testified chauvin absolutely, that's his word, violated the department's neck restraint policy, and he called what we have all seen on that tape murder. >> once there was no longer any resistance, and clearly, when mr. floyd was no longer responsive, and even motionless, to continue to apply that level of force to a person proned out, handcuffed behind their back, that in no way, shape, or form is anything that is by policy, it is not part of our training. and it is certainly not part of our ethics or our values. >> how big was that for the prosecution? how will the defense deal with it? we'll take that up. >> we also got the first real look at what this case could come

bruce to make it to nail or scum and graze a pulled one by for barcelona and then real had a man sent off boss to hit the crossbar with a final move of the game as real held on to win 21 and they go top with a better head to head record against us let's go. madrid who can retake top spot if they win later on sunday. if you come with we haven't won anything yet this is just a game and for the points it won't change anything we are in the same flight. or limit physically we must know wrist and recharge our bed she's because in wednesday we have another great match to play their next game on wednesdays awaits liverpool in the european champions league with reality leading 31 on aggregate liverpool won their latest game in the english premier league they force from behind to be aston villa little goal from egypt somehow months along when the winner from trend alexander alone in injury time and that ends a run of 6 straight defeats on home for different from. in germany leaders by mean of slip they were held to a 11 draw at home by union berlin equalise with just 5 minutes left that allowed 2nd pla

don't know although surely by now aware that this man had run into problems back in florida civil course boss decided to unveil his master plan which form of it is what an army can have you need to continue to at his side could prove reveal operation give you on to the war something 100 hours a daring and fabulous raid was launched from the border of colombia deep into the heart of caracas our men are continuing to fight right now our units have been activated in the south west and east of venezuela the truth was somewhat different . the. day. we. see. as they approached the coast and the battered boat francisco it was decided they'd had enough. because i was out on my. choosing will be employed for a long. francisco in 45 all this had gone away for the moment but the 2 americans and some of the group's leaders stayed on board. policewoman ingrid custom new was among those waiting for. the company may we actually thought it. you know so much money money money. well nigh now that i got a lot more. money out of money and wealth or less a movie they're saying and so i went to milan charring and

toni kroos to make it to no or scum and graze a pulled one back for barcelona and real had a man sent off our boss to hit the crossbar with a final move of the game israel held on to win 21 to go top on goal difference back lets go madrid can retake top spot if they win later on sunday. if you come in we haven't won anything yet this is just a game and for the points it won't change anything we are in the same fight we have to lead reaching our limits physically we must know rest and recharge our batteries because on wednesday we have another great match to play now the next game on wednesday is away to live for in the european champions league was relieving 31 on liverpool won their latest game in english premier league now they fought from behind to beat aston villa with a goal from egypt somehow months in the winter from trent alexander ohno in injury time and that ends a run of 6 straight defeats our time for liverpool. now and it's city ac milan beats. 3 won an eventful match slaton abraham of it set up their own and they would chew goes up by hoffa time but after the break zlatan was shown a

a georgia man who got into a fight with his boss after quitting his job at an auto repair shop claimsal paycheck, $900, not in a check but greasy pennies, which is unusual because typically auto repair shops like to nickel and dime you. his boss first refused to send his final paycheck but after the threat of legal action delivered him wheelbarrow filled with 90000 oily pennies. even worse, he made sure they were all tails up for bad luck. the boss isn't all bad. i heard for holiday bonus, he gave his work as garbage bags filled with merlot. merlot is gross. he said he's been spending his time cleaning up the pennies that he can deposit them at the bank. the only downside, he has disturbing dreams about an oiled up honest abe. and topic number four. finally, joe biden, joe biden getting her own comic book. once again, she's more animated than her husband. jill bio, it will be called female force, not to be confused with governor cuomo's comic forced female. [laughter] the comic retraces jails childhood, her the white house and will explore her origin story of being bitten by a radioac

topic 3, a georgia man got into a fight with his boss after quitting his job at an auto repair shop claimsreceived his final paycheck, $900 not in a check but in greasy pennies. which is unusual because typically auto repair shops like to nickel and dime you. and dress says his boss first refused to send his final paycheck but after the threat of legal action delivered him a wheelbarrow old with 90000 oily pennies. even worse, he made sure they were all tails up for bad luck. to be fair this bosses not all that i heard for holiday bonus he gave his workers garbage bags filled with merlot. merlot is gross but andrea said he spending his ice cleaning off the pennies so he can deposit them at the bank. the alley downside is he's now having disturbing dreams about and oiled up honest abe. and topic number 4, finally jill biden is getting her own biographical comic book. so once again, she is more animated than her husband. the new doctor jill bio comic will be called female force, not to be confused with governor cuomo's bio comic force female. [laughter] the comic retraces jill's childhood, h

the police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man resigning today along with her boss, the local police chief. this is the first measure of accountability for the shocking and quick killing caught on tape. a warning. this excerpt may be disturbing. >> i'll tase ya! i'll tase you. taser, taser, taser! >> tensions now high in minnesota over that widely deemed avoidable killing of daunte wright. this is what we're seeing right now at 5:01 p.m. local time. that area is bracing for another night of gatherings, of protests. there is a curfew in place. there are 2,000 national guard troops already on the ground. there is intense interest around the nation when you track protests, gatherings and other cities. today the mayor also held a 40 minute press conference announcing taking full authority over the police department, firing the city manager and setting aside time during this presentation, during this tough time during the community to hear emotional pleas from the community. >> you wrap your arms around your kids every day. every day. i'm gonna need you to wrap your mind arou

wasn't at the highest levels but a good middle man go-between between these mob bosses. he was a point of contact for cia to reach out to the second man, sam junkana who was the head of the mob. this is the old-school, you know, he is al capone's basic descendant as being in charge of the mob in chicago. as big as they get. if you know the history of the warren commission and jfk assassination, sam and jack kennedy shared a girlfriend. that's where the whole did the mob kill kennedy thing come from? we're not going to get near that conspiracy nonsense today. but that tells you how made this guy was. he was about as big as it gets. and tropicante was the head of the mob in havana during the 1950s. he had a dog in the fight. he had been kicked out by castro with all the casinos and mob people. these are the guys you want to be working with. they are the ones that really, really want to get rid of castro. so the cia said we've got $150,000 on the line. whoever kills castro, the money is theirs. this is ordered from the very, very top. we're talking about alan dulles before h

honor and respect because i studied as much as any other man and studied to be able to become a mechanical engineer. but being a female construction boss isn't her only u.s.p. there is engineering company and green design does something a little different they specialize in green buildings that means using energy efficient materials and smart designs to save electricity it's a rather nice industry there are only a handful of similar companies on the continent. but everything that we do be considered green so that's part of how we do our designs it's not a line item it actually is integrated in how we've designed it so we've got lots of natural light coming into the space. there are herself tries to lead a green lifestyle the 33 year old sold her car to reduce our carbon footprint and takes public transport back to her office when various started have come. me off to university she had a clear goal in mind tech and climate change through construction is we are the most wonderful country when it comes to climate change made 40 percent gas emissions and almost 60 to 80 percent of that can actually be avoided something is the greatest sour

honor and respect because i studied as much as any other man and studied to be able to become a mechanical engineer. but being a female construction boss isn't her only u.s.p. there is engineering company and green design that does something a little different they specialize in green buildings that means using energy efficient materials and smart designs to save electricity it's a rather nice industry there are only a handful of similar companies on the continent. but everything that we do we consider green so that's part of how we do designs it's not a line item that actually is integrated in how we've designed it so we've got any luck tonight show lights coming into the space. vera herself tries to lead a green lifestyle the 33 year old sold her car to reduce our carbon footprint and take public transport back to her office when various started have come. me off to university she had a clear goal in mind tech and climate change through construction is we are the most wonderful country when it comes to climate change made 40 percent gas emissions and almost 60 to 80 percent of that can actually be avoided something is the greatest so

about how much of a worker's life should be owned by the boss giving amazon your bio metric data as you drive around town inevitably gives them a man's power and force his employees to behave like cyborgs avoiding any movement that might not be the usual behavior for a worker but isn't part of the beauty of humanity that we are all usual that we each act slightly different drafts a little different say different things make a different job to make love differently grieve differently talk to our parents slightly differently when we're alone with them and we think no one else will notice sure i'm not saying that we can all be totally original amazon would quickly fire a driver who felt it was more interesting to drive dressed alike to block a wall riding on the top of the van using bungee cords to steer the steering wheel and screaming the lyrics to walk up so obviously there are parameters to usual and on usual but what amazon is doing and it will surely be followed by other companies is a new level of oppressive employment if you simply gone too much while working you can be fired if you sing while you're driving maybe they'll fire y

influential anchors on our network, the highest paid our men paid my bosses, executives are men, the person who oversees cnn dayside is a man my executive producer for ten years is a man. i have been surrounded by a lot of men. >> that's a lot of dudes. are you shocked? cnn is a wash toxics masculinity? did you see the chris cuomo exercise video? look at those lats, it's like "mad men: soul side edition." not acceptable. unacceptable anymore. how do we fix it, how do we fix cnn? new leadership, it's not simple, there onle the top of people who can run a declining left-wing propaganda network. here's an idea, jeff zucker should transition. it's not hard. if cnn has told us, if you look like a woman, you are a woman. you have all the female tuition and instantaneous. jeff zucker wearing doctors has no earthly idea what brooke baldwin is talking about. it's like she's speaking latvian fit if you put jeff zucker in a strapless black tress come maybe they'll even hire her! jeff zuckerhe will be as we sayn the female community, "finally get it," toxic masculinity solved. the only question is will jeff zucker do this? we will see.

$15000000.00 on put to good side porto to snatch their coach andre vs the boss so if like i said reports are true of course not as man could cost twice as much novels and still be very young and some would say inexperience and he's heading towards a club that is full of big egos is he the right man for the jaw that's a really good question and like i said before he obviously he has the tactical know how he's extremely adapt to the adaptable we can see the obvious that he can do a lot with very little but of course he's not one anything he has no trophies and he's never managed a big club by and you know of course a big club so but the pressure will be a lot higher and a lot more results oriented and i don't think i'd buy and i don't think by and would be as generous as hoffenheim and say when it comes to giving him that time in that patients in order to develop a good team and i'm not talking doesn't sports thank you very much alina. before we let you go anyone looking into this stuff is the last night was able to glimpse the so-called pink super moon although it doesn't actually appear pink is really named after a p

man. architect of the brexit and election campaigns, but now he has turned on his former boss.damaging of his claims concerns the downing street flat the prime minister and his fiancee live in. dominic cummings says mrjohnson wanted others to pay for its refurbishment. on his blog, mr cummings wrote... the prime minister's office under scrutiny said there had been a refurbishment, mrjohnson paid for it himself, and ministers had acted in accordance with codes of conduct and electoral law. the electoral commission said it is working to establish whether any money relating to the work needs to be reported and published, but the former conservative attorney general, a long—standing critic of mrjohnson, said the prime minister's integrity was in question. my impression is that there has been a constant wriggling about the source of the money for this refurbishment, and that is just one illustration of the chaos that mrjohnson seems to bring in his wake. and the reason for that is because he is a vacuum of integrity. and that has been apparent for a very long time. labour too says t

bosses, my executives are men. the person who oversees cnn day side is a man and my executive producer for ten years is a man.o i have been surrounded by a lot of men. >> tucker: that's a lot of dudes. are you shocked? cnn is awash in toxic masculinity. of course it is. have you seen the chris cuomo exercise videos? it's like madmen, the soul cycle edition. do you think some butts have been slapped in that news room? not acceptable. not acceptable any more. how do we fix cnn? it needs new leadership. there's not a ton of people who can run a declining left wing propaganda network. you need experience. jeff zucker should transition. cnn has told us many times, if you look like a woman, you are a woman. you have all the female intuition and empathy that the sex is famous for, overnight. the transformation is instantaneous. so jeff zucker wearing dockers has no earthly idea what brook baldwin is talking about. you put jeff zucker in a sheer black strapless dress and he instantly understands her. maybe he will even rehire her. he will finally get it. toxic masculinity solved. the only question is, will jeff zucke

the man that he had it going on, throwing like a boss looking josh fuentes ladder right back to the palaceks. it happened. keep the pitch and strong. that's what i always say. giants weren't hitting the ball and cueto wasn't giving up anything. we got scoreless it with seven. charlie blackmon may be the best hitter these days on the rockies called out. he doesn't like it a bit. he learned the ejection. 82 3rd for johnny cueto, one run. and seven strikeouts. giants trying to break it open in the seventh inning. bases loaded one out brandon crawford deep into the gap in right center. visa everywhere you want to be if you're a giants fan, because that's thing bouncing around two runs are gonna score and the giants take a lead thanks to that. and they had another one and in the ninth inning, cueto was relieved with two outs. but jake mcgee, he took care of three pitches. giants win it 3 to 1, therefore three of the season. had bread and cry who grew up a giants fan had to be loving all this has definitely special just being out there and you know, with fans back in the crowd and. being back at

honor and respect because i studied as much as any other man and studied to be able to become a mechanical engineer. but being a female construction boss isn't her only u.s.p. there is engineering company and green design that does something a little different they specialize in green buildings and that means using energy efficient materials and smart designs to save electricity it's a rather nice industry there are only a handful of similar companies on the continent. but everything that we do be considered green so that's part of how we do our designs it's not a line item it actually is integrated in how we've designed it so we've got lots of natural lights coming into the space. very herself tries to lead a green lifestyle the 33 year old sold her car to reduce our carbon footprint and takes public transport back to her office when various started have come. me off to university she had a clear goal in mind tech and climate change through construction as we are the most wonderful continent when it comes to climate change. and gas emissions and almost 60 to 80 percent of that can actually be avoided. the greatest source of the proble

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bosses, my executives are men. the person who oversees cnn day side is a man and my executive producer for ten years is a man.ke of her parting shot? >> yeah, look, it's an honest observation. whether it's a critique or observation, that's the reality. look, cnn for the last ten years has not had a woman in prime time sin parker when she hosted a show with elliot, the competitors, msnbc and fox news have had host in prime time. on one level there's a little bit of performative diversity that comes on here. okay, if you had one versus zero, it's one more. at the same time, i think that this is the ship that we are seeing and jim is out at the end of the year, i would be shocked if it's white male take his seat. howie: nice to see you. next on media buzz, greg gutfeld on media bias and donald trump unloading on everyone to mitch mcconnell to anthony fauci. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ hearing loss is frustrating, but getting your hearing back shouldn't be. that's why we created a breakthrough way to make hearing easier than ever. lively hearing aids may be tiny, but they're packed with advanced technology and smart desi

$15000000.00 on portuguese side porto to snatch their coach andre vs the boss so if like i said reports are true of course not as man could cost twice as much muggles and still be very young some would say inexperience and he's heading towards a club that is full of big egos is he the right man for the jaw that's a really good question and like i said before he obviously he has the tactical know how he's extremely adaptable adaptable we can see the obvious that he can do a lot with very little but of course he's not won anything he has no trophies and he's never managed a big club by and you know of course a big club. but the pressure will be a lot higher a lot more results oriented and i don't think i'd buy and i don't think by and will be as generous as huff and i am and safe when it comes to giving him that time and that patients in order to develop a good team and the most talked doesn't sports thank you very much alina. auction house announced a new world record for private sale but it's not for a rare work of phosphor although it's full of sneakers designed and worn by the rapper kanye west his nike ad he's in

he could be a good middle man, go between between the mob bosses. he was the point of contact for cia to reach out to sam juncana, the head of the mob in chicago. this is the old school, you know, he is al capone's basic descendant as being in charge of the mob in chicago, as big as it gets, and actually if you know the history of the warren commission and jfk assassination, that's where the whole did the mob kill kennedy thing. we're not going to get through the conspiracy nonsense. he's about as big as it gets, and trumpaconte was head of the mob. he had a dog in the fight. he was somebody who had been kicked out with castro, along with the casinos and mob people. they're the ones that really really want to get rid of castro. the cia basically said we've got $150,000 on the line, whoever kills castro, was money is theirs. this is ordered from the very top. we're talking about allen dulles before he gets fired by jfk. dulles would say they were in a meeting where they discussed using the mobs. we never said anything about killing the guy. it was du