my name is jason bourne. [laughter] my name is will hurd i grew up in san antonio, texas. was a mama's boy. i had a speech impediment until i was in high school. my head has literally been the size since i was four. i have documentation of this. my last name rhymes with nerd. i should not say that out loud. someone is going to use that against me. but it was my mother and my mom's undying love that help me get through those issues. also, i wore a size 14 shoe when i was in the fifth grade. right? to say i was bullied is an understatement. now, i am glad i grew up before social media, because the growing stopped at 3:30 when i got home. for me, this was something that impacted my life. for me to fight for people that needed help. it gave me opportunity. i loved tinkering with stuff. i ended up getting involved in computer science when i was in high school. i studied that when i was at texas a&m university. i had never really been outside of texas. as a freshman, i'm walking across campus and i see a sign, take two general classes, what $25. i had for $50 in big account. i w

prime minister elizabeth bourne in march used the forty -ninth article and the constitution to push throughaw to raise the retirement age from 62 to 604 years without a vote in parliament. somebody will say that our struggle. now coming to an end. no, our struggle is constant. after all, this is a struggle for our rights, and now they are being questioned. and the most important thing is not to be passive. the most important thing is that the police do not neutralize this knight of a sad retirement image with a stun gun , otherwise the chain mail will be shorted out. . it never came described in the psychology of the stage of acceptance, french pensioners turned out to be passionaries and even, to some extent, carbonarians liza herzen boris khalfin and irina chernyshova ntv london television russian producers of organic products are confidently conquering the international market demand for products with a natural composition is constantly growing, and our small and medium-sized businesses have something to offer even to the most sophisticated buyer, high demand for eco-products is noted in

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policeman who shot a russian on the eve during the verification of documents , prime minister elizabeth bournemned the country and then announced a minute of silence. well shut up the street is not going. that night in nanterre was like this. the french police had not seen such a massive fireworks attack for a long time on the heads of law enforcement officers poured, hail from firecrackers. when there was nothing to fight back, they had to hastily retreat. at night, the suburbs of the french capital were on fire, rebellious youth set fire to cars, urban transport was on fire, buses of groups of teenagers acted spontaneously and unpredictably, if usually the police departments became the target in the event of a riot, then this time they decided to set fire to the mayor's office, the wolfre districts of the building burned out they rioted to the ground in paris too. in memory of the policeman who was killed on the eel on tuesday, they tried to stop a car driven by a young man. they wanted to check his documents and threatened that they would shoot the teenager pressed the gas, after which a sh

from court in the last 15 minutes or so, the barrister who is representing prince harry, david sher bourneday. our colleagues say that is to the apparent frustration of the judge. and also mirror group newspapers�* lawyers. thejudge newspapers�* lawyers. the judge directed newspapers�* lawyers. thejudge directed the duke of sussex should be available if needed to give evidence from this afternoon. if the two lawyers from both sides manage to get through their submissions with enough time at the end of the day, the anticipation, or hope was perhaps prince harry could enter the witness box this afternoon. but we have been told, or the court has been told, that prince harry will not be attending court this afternoon. mr sherborne, the barrister for prince harry, afternoon. mr sherborne, the barristerfor prince harry, we afternoon. mr sherborne, the barrister for prince harry, we are keeping on the eyes going past us, the barrister said prince harry flew in from america after his daughter�*s birthday, but he will not be attending court today, but will be here tomorrow to enter the witness box

nothing justifies the death of a young woman. of a person, the country's prime minister, elizabeth bourned that the police had acted outside the framework of what was allowed . well, the situation is so serious that french president emmanuel macron today even hurried to leave the summit of the leaders of the member states of the european union , which today, by the way, a little later after he left, i mean mr. macron, ended in brussels, belgium. well, there was also information that upon arrival he met with law enforcement officers and they may even introduce a state of emergency in the country, but so far this extraordinary i will become, at least according to the latest information that i read, not yet . well, the russians wanted less nato near their borders, but they got much more, and the border with nato countries is more than 1000 km larger than them they wanted less nuclear weapons near their borders, but they also get more poland , in connection with the deployment of tactical nuclear weapons by russia on the territory of belarus, wants to participate in the nato program on the jo

prime minister elizabeth bourne said that in a conversation with the mayor , she demanded to achievejustice for the opposition , first of all, her leader jean-lu. what did they say about the fact that the death penalty was implemented, without any consequence? well, uh, the stars of sports and culture came forward with demands for justice and a fair investigation, it hurts for my france unacceptable situation. all my thoughts right now are with the family and loved ones on el this little angel who left too soon my thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of al who died this morning at the age of 17 at the hands of a police officer outside. may justice be done in memory of this child, just a few hours later. after it became known about this incident , calls began to spread on the internet to take to the streets for a spontaneous protest of the people who flooded the street of nantes. iran was blamed police exceeding their own powers , the riots quickly spread to other suburbs. in paris, as a result, additional security forces were sent there, including rapid reaction forc

meeting on the violence in the coming out head of my calls arrival from prime minister elizabeth bourne said. the government was looking at all options to restore them. frances, the lead police units roll in but violence continues. mast demonstrators confronted by of police an outpouring of anger and then to the paris suburbs were a teenager was shot dead by police during a traffic stop. the police respond with tear gas north of paris communities woke up to burnt out schools and damaged government buildings. after previous nights of clashes, acts of friends as president and manuel ma chrome called absolutely unjustifiable that the president has so far refused about demands from right wing politicians to impose a state of emergency in france. of the thousands of people joins of march to remember. 17 year old, the hell am and called for justice for his killing. the rally was led by his mother for many activists and members of ethnic minority communities across france. the real problem is harsh policing tactics. trust the police, but many things. but that's an increase in the number of dem

no confident prime minister elizabeth bourne the situation can still be kept in place by the head ofistry of internal affairs , zhuralbert, that night, instead of nine thousand, 40,000 policemen at once across the country of work. i don’t want the next to be a lot after dark on the mts broke out the streets were strewn with overturned burning cars from the houses on the guards of the great fire. fireworks are the main weapon of youth. some police officers had to seek cover, others were less fortunate and shot at point-blank range at those who tried to escape alone by running. as army trucks rolled into town. people tested new types of improvised weapons at the crossroads detonated a bomb there were no casualties. molotov cocktails are also increasingly in the arsenal of rebels, but to throw grenades is , perhaps, for the first time in the north of the country, suburbs burned, lily was completely destroyed by fire, a large chain supermarket on the streets barricades from blazing cars an attack was made on a police station looted mary monsanbarey inside buildings lit a fire, into which

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i don't know if i'm pronouncing that right, but this is zekia bourne journalist blogger, definitely pro ukrainian know tries to put in, you know, i've heard him say things like crimea is ukraine, and the war was a war of aggression. he uh, sanctioned this guy of bands his media output as well. and then went onto the band and output called strawn, a news um, which had $24000000.00 visitors per month. also no ties to food, no products in sentiment. you just banned these people because they were criticizing him. zalinski and this is all in 2021. so this was going on before the war. i think that's the far more interesting question. you know, i just brought up the, the war time elections, of course, because it's in the news. and, you know, that's what the press briefings are for. but i do want to get this larger debate of was there ever freedom and democracy there to begin with? because this tends to be, that's what we're fighting for. well, i mean, you know, then you're just watching of the un security council meeting. we'd be now running a live here on audience national over the past hour

going on since january and each time they gather more than a million people prime minister elizabeth bourned article 49 of the constitution in march to push through legislation to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64 without a vote in parliament. someone will say that our struggle. now coming to an end. no, our struggle is constant. after all, this is a struggle for our rights, and now they are being questioned. and the most important thing is not to be passive. the most important thing is that the police do not neutralize this knight of a sad retirement image with a stun gun, otherwise they will short-circuit the chain mail many thought that after the forceful, albeit constitutional, intervention of the french prime minister, the protests would subside, but they did not subside among current and future pensioners. the stage of acceptance described in psychology never arrived, the french pensioners turned out to be passionaries and even to some extent carbonaries lisa herzen boris khalfina irina chernyshova ntv television london the number of victims of poisoning with surrogate cider reac

gilbert to piento was helped by kinyaev's film identification of bourne , that's the name of a simplen guy on the passport , the americans did not bother. they just switched the keyboard to the russian layout and typed in english letters. so it happened, what happened if it was the comedy could still be laughed at, but this action movie was removed from the claim for authenticity. go through versailles, everything had to go like clockwork to deal with the russians to pick up the package and get rid of me, the americans probably didn’t know that they themselves had ridiculed themselves at america’s headquarters for many years, in the hollywood collection, there were more than a dozen funny plates and inscriptions on russian . the head of the toe, however, as you call the ship, so it will float. how much to sail without direct inclusion what are you now you see, a terrible cloud is smeared over the russian city of york, you can’t even pronounce all this to be reflected in the emotional reaction of the viewer. and how will this be achieved? this is already the tenth case, therefore, thes

humanitarian workers are worried about potential outbreaks of water bourn illnesses. in short supply in the areas affected by the flooding. military officials are worried mines dislodged by flood waters could be pushed into the black sea while pieces of homes are washing ashore in odessa, 120 miles away. >> friends, look. they are pulling it out of the sea. it's just a piece of the wall of the house. this is a house being taken out of the sea right now. people are carry ing parts of te house. >> meanwhile, ukraine's military operations have been picking up along the front lines in these regions. vladimir putin now says ukraine's counteroffensive has begun and says it's failing. ukraine has said it will not officially announce the operation, but a a local commander says his forces only testing russian defenses for now. fred pleitgen reports from one town fighting is hard to ignore there. >> reporter: aid deliveries in one of the most dangerous places in ukraine. the buffett foundation, the frontline town where the russians say ukraine's military is trying to punch thro

, a lot of bad pun dents over the weekend and -- pundits over the weekend and the wagner group has bournhe brunt of the battle fighting which would be possibly why they're being cheered in the streets that you just showed there. people seem to be blood thirsty, joe biden himself blurted this out a while ago. they're blood thirsty for regime change. that hasn't worked out well in iraq or in libya or elsewhere so i think people should cool their jet as little bit. stuart: i'm surprised to hear you say this, miranda, isn't this a opportunity for ukrainians to win? again, by winning i mean push the russians out of territory they invaded 16 months ago. what's wrong with that? >> sure. if that's the limited definition of the war that we're look at, fine. that's all anyone ever wanted. i think the problem is the scope creep from the most warmongering members of congress and pundits outside who were the same people cheering on regime change in the middle east. i think their record is very bad. stuart: okay. all right. i'll move onto your op ed. historic whistle blower testimony and snares, hunte

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all of this is going to be bourn on the valuations of these regional banks so, again, i would probably much rather be in some of the large money center banks than some of the regionals, but i think there's probably further shoes to drop. you started out the show by saying the nasdaq, you can't keep a good thing down, whatever look how poorly the regionals and the xlf traded today look how poorly the energy sector there's still stuff that just doesn't trade particularly well, and the stuff that trades well is keeping the entire market up right now. >> so, it sounds like you are taking a bit of the opposition position of what lori has seen with the regionals >> i think it's a time -- i think the clients she's talking to are thinking about valuations, the government backstops, all this sort of stuff -- >> i'm actually more in dan's camp than the investors i've been talking to. we've been neutral on the financials and the banks i've told people, there's plenty of other stuff to buy in small cap besides the banks. i think if you look at earnings, the sentiment indicator, we watch the rate o

bourne believes that the police acted outside the bounds of what is permitted inexplicable and inexcusable. for the riots, the president called an emergency meeting at the ministry of the interior, where he once again said that nothing justifies the death of a young man, but the protests, according to akron, must stop, the last hours are marked with the prices of violence against police stations, city hall schools, in fact, against the institutions and the republic, this is absolutely no justification. i want to thank all those who defended the institutions last night and tried to restore calm, which actually happened at the moment of communication a policeman with a seventeen-year-old nail is now the main question. while you are at disposal, investigations, only dry facts, the teenager, it turns out, had been brought before for disobedience, this time his car with polish numbers was driving along the bus lane at high speed, hiding from the police on two motorcycles and stopped only because of a traffic jam at a traffic light in the car did not find traces of drugs or other prohibited subs

. >> one of the things that struck me is that the heroes in the story or not like jason bourne.doing the research, -- was it purposeful on your part of showing what law enforcement is actually like? >> i want to show folks this is where it really is this is what people are like. and it's ordinary in the furniture stings and there's mold in the windows. >> you don't like the architecture very much in these buildings? >> it's ugly 70s architecture but the work is amazing and it's really exciting without having people jumping out of helicopters and wrestling suspects to the ground when they are just a federal prosecutor. >> the protectionist of the book is based on your oldest daughter who's an assistant attorney for the southern district of new york and a very successful prosecutor of well-known cases in her own right. a lot of the characters stories also derived from your own experience. is the character more you or more your daughter? >> i think it's more her and actually tried to combine a vision of all four of my tallest mart strong daughters who created the idea of me trying

. >> one of the things that struck me is that the story heroes are not like jason bourne.with multiple guns and taking into criminals. they are looking in drab cubicles and doing the research and it is not just glamorous. is it a purpose for a law on your part to show what law enforcement is working alone forsman is actually like? >> that is exactly. like i want to show folks this is how it really is. this is what the people are like it is ordinary and it stinks in the windows. >> you don't like the architecture very much in these buildings. >> it is ugly 70s architecture but the work is amazing and it is really exciting without having people joke about helicopters and wrestling suspects to the ground when they are just a federal prosecutor. >> the protests in your book a base on your oldest daughter, and assisting us attorney for the southern district of new york. in a very successful prosecutor a well-known pieces. in your own right. all of the care to stories also driver on experience as a prosecutor. is the character more you or more your daughter? >> i think it is mor

who shot teenagers the day before during the verification of documents , prime minister elizabeth bournemned the country and then announced a minute of silence. well, be silent, the street is not going to. that night it was, and the french police had not seen fireworks for a long time poured on the heads of law enforcement officers, hail from firecrackers. when there was nothing to fight back, they had to hastily retreat. suburbs at night the french capital blazed rebellious youth set fire to a car burned city transport a bus a group of teenagers acted spontaneously and unpredictably, if usually the police department became a target in the event of a riot, then this time they decided to set fire to the mayor's office wolfre districts the building burned to the ground in paris with the memory of the one killed on the eel on tuesday the police tried to stop the car, which was driven by a young man. they wanted to check his documents, they threatened that they would shoot , the teenager pressed the gas, after which he heard shot. a few meters later, the car crashed into a pole, the version

leaps out at me that the case that the judge had to pierce that attorney-client privilege is certainly bourn up up by the evidence revealed in this indictment. they will certainly challenge that, as they will challenge other things. the new lawyers, whoever they maybe, will realize that if they end up having to go to trial in this, they are going to have a hard tomb on their hands, so they are going to try to get rid of the indictment through motion practice, but it looks like the judge that pierced the privilege was on pretty solid ground. we don't know whether this other person is cooperating, but if they are not, they are going to have a heavy incentive to do so before this case is over. >> congressman schiff, thank you so much for jumping on and being part of our breaking news coverage. lawrence o'donnell also joins us at the table. this line about trump not receiving any waiver to maintain any access to classified information is interesting. there's a tradition that there's a lengthy tradition of doing so, it's not clear anyone would have wanted the advice and had zero right to possess

meeting and serving illinois' first congressional district in expanse of food desert that we have bourn the brunt of consolidation effort in the food industry. could you speak to that and how we can turn this trend around. >> yeah, food wherever they occur is remaining in enormous challenge and in rural america, in lots of places where communities have to drive to get access to any sort of food grocery store of any size, the larger question here from our perspective is again, it's a theme that we're striking but the question of focus on consolidation and efficiency and ex-to have a diversified access in this case, access to food in food deserts remain as important challenge. national farmer's union is partner of alliance to end hunger and work closely with the number of private companies, public companies, faith-based organizations to support on these big challenges and look ahead to the next farm bill and we'll work with you and others to find ways to alleviate the challenge and the problem. >> thank you. question to the general panel and the agricultural industry. >> 50% of our beef i

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