bradbury gave the year 2026.and of course, i sincerely hope that he's wrong about that year, given that it's only three years from now, but it's a devastating and really ominous prophecy to consider that the same technology, the same drive for secular, scientific progress that drew humankind bradbury's story to this kind of consumers paradise, where human beings have developed this great way of living, that to all their material needs, also ended up digging the graves of humankind by providing the same technology that would annihilate them. remember, bradbury was, writing at the very beginning of the cold war in 1950, just one year after the soviet union had its own atomic bomb technology, and bradbury was responding a generalized fear that was taking hold within the us, but also more globally than. maybe the two sides weren't so rational in this emerging cold war and any number of hair trigger points could set off the total nuclear of all humankind. let me read to you two brief passages from bradbury's. first 10

bradbury gave the year 2026.and of course, i sincerely hope that he's wrong about that year, given that it's only three years from now, but it's a devastating and really ominous prophecy to consider that the same technology, the same drive for secular, scientific progress that drew humankind bradbury's story to this kind of consumers paradise, where human beings have developed this great way of living, that to all their material needs, also ended up digging the graves of humankind by providing the same technology that would annihilate them. remember, bradbury was, writing at the very beginning of the cold war in 1950, just one year after the soviet union had its own atomic bomb technology, and bradbury was responding a generalized fear that was taking hold within the us, but also more globally than. maybe the two sides weren't so rational in this emerging cold war and any number of hair trigger points could set off the total nuclear of all humankind. let me read to you two brief passages from bradbury's. first 10

bradbury did admit that he did hold him. in the meantime, happy valentine's day, everybody. >> nothing says romance like football. >> yes. >> thanks, vern. >>> still ahead of 5:00, the san jose and native marching for the beat of his own drum to make a difference in his "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >>> those january storm did not just cause damage, they caused a lot of trash and garbage around places. >> one man noticed, but instead of waiting for someone else to do something about it, he took it upon himself in his own way. len ramirez introduces us. >> right up here into the playground area. >> reporter: justin lum aura is a san jose native and professional drummer who got tired of seeing his hometown fill up with trash. >> we are the voices for the hands and feet of mother nature . we just try to clean up as much as we possibly can pick >> reporter: so, borrowing the energy and diy attitude he knew

referencing the controversial holding call against bradbury in the final moments of the super bowl. juju writing you were on the way out of the league before mahomes resurrected your career on your one-year deal. now finally the super bowl mvp pat mahomes tweeting this that man must just be bored leakily referencing. >> that was a classless comment to mock bradbury, unbelievable and stowed this afternoon they are having a big rally in kansas city. >> ashley: rain, snow they will be there. >> brian: thanks so much, ashley. what about a feel good story about two of the biggest names? >> ainsley: there was a luncheon for all of those that are nominated for oscars this year and steven speilberg and tom cruise there is a picture of them together they reunited. speilberg was crediting tom for saving the movie business. this is what -- first of all, let's show you a clip of the movie, most people have seen it, right? it's one of the top. >> steve: looking at top gun maverick? >> brian: the whole movie or just go a clip. >> ainsley: it would take up the whole show so no. here's a clip of it

bradbury, boy, you know, really stepped up and said, "yeah, i did it." but you hate to see a great super bowl decided that way. >> so anticlimatic. i'll take the other side of this one from mike. i just don't think you can call that there. you throw the flag. the referee throws that flag, he's deciding the super bowl. with that much time left in the game, you give the chiefs a first down. they can run out the clock, which they did. they kicked the three as time expired, they win. you know you're deciding the game. the play wasn't even close. mahomes missed him. that is tough. but let's be clear, though, we can have our concerns about that call, but mahomes was brilliant. >> unbelievable. >> the eagles defense couldn't get a stop. that was perhaps the most surprising and disappointing thing in this game. the eagles defense was really good all year long, and they were terrible yesterday. they couldn't get kansas city off the field. give credit to andy reid. some marvelous play design on some of the offensive plays. left guys wide open the whole game. mahom

but teams bradbury called for holding on juju smith schuster >> i know i didn't really see it first.p some pretty much the ball game. the chiefs is milk the clock and with 11 seconds left, harrison butker kicked the go ahead. 27 yarder. >> so chiefs win. 38. 35 patrick mahomes named super bowl mvp for the second time. didn't seem hampered by that ankle injury in the 2nd half at all gets it done for the second time in the last 4 seasons and there to see everything from the homes to rihanna to jalen hurts record 3 rushing touchdowns. reporter julian del gaudio. he joins us now live from arizona. julian, thanks for being with us. you've been out there for a long time. what was the experience like in the stadium today? >> katie, you it was incredible to say the least. you know, you watch a game that had so many different momentum swings. i mean, the eagles really dominated the 1st half. they went into the halftime locker room up 10 points, but then experience took over by way of kansas city and by way of patrick mahomes became the first quarterback since 1999 to win the league's most val

credo is a repertoire of productions from shakespeare to re bradbury and alexander vampilov, and whatn honor of the anniversary is very important for the theater is important that a full auditorium is wonderful, but i look up, god, and how great it is. today alexander alexandrovich is worried in the auditorium. how the premiere will take place says three decades of creative years and the premieres flashed by, the tour even reached argentina , where the russian theater was called with applause to bow four times. i am always not very satisfied, perfection by yourself, you will never achieve. he needs to strive. we must dream of perfection. and only then in this road to this peak to this plan. in the end, something achieved issued a mandate for the performance of the play. nicholas edman. almost a century ago household comedy from the life of nepans in the twenties mechanics. here. let's say i had a party on absolutely some kind of gesture, everything is built on plastic in the original text, full of comical paradoxes, the live sound of the instruments is woven in, the actors on the stag

never be allowed back in philadelphia about what you thought about the holding call against james bradburyefs would let it slide. what did you think about it? >> i was throwing it to the spot where i thought juju was going to be at. i knew there was a reason he wasn't as close as he was when i threw it. i knew when we ran that double move route that he wasn't where he usually is at. when you see it on film, he tugged him and forced him out of the direction of where we wanted to throw the ball. at the end of the day, you play football and the refs make their calls the best of their ability. it went our way on that call. where a couple other ones, you mi it might have gone another way. >> you were visibly in pain and said you didn't receive a pain killing injection for your ankle. it was heavily taped. i also wonder how much the extra 15 minutes of super bowl half-time helped and also how much adrenaline might have played a role given we know human beings are capable of incredibly physical feats because of their own adrenaline. >> a little bit of everything. first off, i think the rest defin

. >> you will see james bradbury they are going to say he grabs him.has got his left hand on his back. i don't know. >> jesse: let them play. there is holding on every play. you can call holding every time. do you see holding there? not really, that's a little contact. it's fine. it's ticky tack, barely touched him. the ball wasn't catchable. what's the rev doing deciding the super bowl. everyone agrees with me. >> mike, listen, i think on this stage, i think you let them play. obviously mahomes -- i think, i don't know, i think you let them play and finish this oing out. i don't love that call. i know he has got that right hand, i guess it. i just think in this moment, oh, man, that is a game altering penalty. >> just like that one ref stole our final drive. do you think it's a good game when it ends on a penalty and the chiefs run down the clock for a chip shop? >> there is no magic in that ending. filly didn't deserve to lose like that. and the chiefs didn't deserve to end like that. both teams got cheated. we got cheated. no wonder philly january 6

allowed back into philadelphia if i don't ask what you thought about that holding call against james bradburys would let it slide. >> i threw it to the spot where i thought juju would be. i couldn't see exactly. i knew we ran that double move route that he wasn't where he usually was at. when you see him on film he tugged him and forced him out of the direction of where he wanted to throw the ball. at the end of the day you got to play football and the refs make their calls the best they can and it went our way on that call. a couple of other ways might have come. you come to the parade too. i know paul is trying to get out there. >> it's okay. i'll let paul represent me. it's okay. i appreciate it. enjoy disneyland. >> a reference to kansas city superfan and actor paul ruud. congratulations to patrick mahomes and the chiefs, the news concerns, "erin burnett outfront" starts now. >>> outfront next. inside the white house on how the president is responding behind closed doors to the unidentified objects flying over the u.s. will he share the details with the american public? >>> plus, governor

a call on james bradbury. >> i would hope he would let it go.was -- >> that's all the chiefs needed. then the game winning field goal. >> for the second time in four seasons, the lombardi trophy has a red and gold reflection! >> mahomes being named super bowl mvp for the second time in his career. >> how do you put all of this into perspective? >> it's hard, man. it hasn't even sank in, i don't think, even -- to go from a team that wasn't -- i wouldn't even say majority picked to win the a if -- afc west to win, that's great. >> how tough is he? >> the greatest player ever. that's what he wants to do. >> toughest son of a gun you ever met, man. that texas gunslinger ain't going to let anything get in the way. >> pat is a once in a generational type player, man. and sometimes he just stays so special that it becomes normal for him. and we just got to appreciate pat, man. >> head coach andy reid further cementing himself as one of the best ever and was overcome with joy after the victory. >> it means a lot. i could kiss you right now. i'm not goin

a defensive holding call on james bradbury. >> i was hoping he would let it go.ld. >> reporter: that was all the chiefs needed. the game winning field goal. >> for the second time in four seasons, the lombardi trophy has a red and gold reflection! >> mahomes super bowl mvp for the second time in his career. >> how do you put all of this into per inspect sniff. >> it's hard, man. it hasn't even sank in. i don't think, to go from a team that wasn't -- i wouldn't say majority picked to win the afc west to win the super bowl. that speaks to the guys in the locker room. >> how do you describe how tough patrick mahomes is? >> he is the greatest player ever. that's what he wants to do. >> toughest son of a gun you ever met, man. that texas gunslinger ain't going to let nothing get in the way. >> once in a lifetime generational player, man. and sometimes he just does things so special it is normal for him. and we just got to appreciate pat, man. >> andy reed cementing him sest as best ever and overcome with joy after the victory. >> it means a lot. i could kiss you right

maybe a practice squad type guy that all changes now, depending on the status of bradbury moving forward, and they don't forget trey lance as well, who has been rehabbing the whole lot of all season. i mean, who would ever thought have you ever seen the team go through four quarterbacks in one season and i just said, you know, as soon as he was hurt, you know, i mean, he exceeded everything you could expect for from a rookie quarterback, but you could just see the difference in the timing. you could see the difference in the way the players got called and all of that, and then that fund all right before halftime. that was pretty much it and then when you you can't throw the ball because both of your quarterbacks are hurt, the eagles are playing up against the defense like the eagles. what's coming can do is run. yeah, one dimensional, real fast. the focus begins on the next season job thank you. we are just 12 days away from the super bowl, and this is what it looks like inside state farm stadium that's in glendale, arizona. crews out there today prepping the field for the big game. of c

yes, ray bradbury fahrenheit 451 is the temperature at which paper melts and speaks to germany in they, but the fact is that ukrainian literature is ukrainian culture, it developed in the shadow of the main russian culture. this is how it was and will be. we cannot say otherwise. more than 50% of books on the territory of ukraine today are russian-language books. books are not only that allow us to reflect. yes, there conditional dostoevsky is a book. within the framework of which we can develop science, these are books in which, in which ukrainian scientists need. what happens. in this way , cutting off its tail, ukraine simply blocks its oxygen, blocks its exit into the global russian space. another little moment. here, i'll say. we are now all witnessing the so-called kevlar age. this is a great surge of poetry, great russian poetry , comparable to poetry, as well, which was during the great patriotic war. i am very carefully monitor what is happening there. in that territory, and i don’t see any surge of poetry there, and all for a reason, because our poets they work within the fr

superstar confirming she is pregnant with her second child we can talk about the holding call on bradburyr the nfl's prowess in an increasing fragmented media market. >> completely on display in terms of the size of the production and the, you know, the obviously, the ad demand we knew going in, and it's kind of fascinating that what people said about the game ended up being true in the sense it was going to be close, and so theoretically, you probably -- i haven't seen the minute-to-minute ratings, but in theory, people would have stuck around the entire time hard to argue with it being anything other than a business success along the lines of what you would have thought >> the nfl is the post powerful sports league in our country always brings me back to sports rights and the interview with bob iger from disney and the future of espn and what they're going to be willing to pay they're locked up on their nfl deal for ten years, but others as well, and other leagues, which perhaps are not in quite as advantageous position to charge nearly as much. it was a good game too you don't always g

and when he returns , everything will be fine with him, but there is the same crazy lover of roy bradbury their children will be crazy fans of the book star katz in honor of konstantin eduardovich tsiolkovsky, but the same laban, but uttered uh, one of the uh, the most fundamental wisdom of the picture of the youth in the universe, the faster we arrive, the faster we fly away, the pioneers were shocked, they said, well, you’re just short. ah hmm but i have to say it was absolutely. is it true. eh, the film was shrunk to the most extreme impossibility. e, so that only the most energetic events take place on the screen. uh, the movie was an hour and 19 minutes long. it just so happened that e young ladies, but in the space crew. already picked up definitely something for every taste. they were very peculiar, each uh, then uh, boys viktorov, for some unknown reason , picked up, as if they were all incredibly similar to each other of the same height, all three were brown-haired, if they were not in the frame, not together, their you can even confuse it in life, uh, uh. at the expiration of ci

that book is ray bradbury's " fahrenheit 451." book burning serves no one. these are the hallmarks of fascism. as the old saying goes, those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it. ron desantis is a disgrace and the gop are always reaching out to people of color. this is not a good way to start out on that. that is how we grow as a society, whether it is the native americans -- host: let's get a response. guest: first, jeff, thank you for your service to the united states. i commend you. i do not think you could have said it better. every country has an ugly history. by s not telling young people about it does not mean -- us not telling young people about it, does not mean it does not exist. i. -- i agree with jeff. i think what desantis is doing is politics. if he had not politicized, it it would not be a political issue. kids are hungry for this knowledge. history is uncomfortable. history is not perfect. society has made mistakes, united states -- mistakes, not just the united states. only in the united states is it considered that we are attacking t

and, you know, as ray bradbury said, there's more it's about more than one way.ning with lit matches. running around with lit matches. and a example of and this is a great example of that. it's really scary. yeah, just story because just just read the story because i frighten the life i think it'll frighten the life of you. now, this one very close to my heart we've time for to my heart we've got time for this. in the sun telegraph. this. it's in the sun telegraph. there's over there's a rebellion over siddique khan's expansion of the ulez siddique khan's expansion of the ule to drive ulez £12.50 a day to drive scheme . the tories are on the scheme. the tories are on the warpath. what's happening, fraser so number 10 is considering blocking the expansion it's at expansion of it because it's at the the only place to the moment the only place to central and going to central london and it's going to apply central london and it's going to apply of cities in apply to sort of cities in britain. so they've doing something very similar, but sadiq khan wants to expand it