i'm reading this right. 299000 stories about brittany, brittany greiner. somebody i've never heard of before. by the way. 299000 stories about brittany grinders arrest in russia. or what does that tell you? joining us now seem kill, he's a lawyer or radios to political commentator and, and a friend of the show. steve, thank you so much for taking time to talk to us. you know, i saw this to day and that's the reason i decided to put this together. so obviously i started digging into it and putting some research together and i thought to myself, so some dude was arrested in russia, and it's a breaking news story on national newscast all over the united states. at some point, it may turn out to be a fascinating story, but i don't see a reason there to make that a national new story in the united states. am i missing something? well 1st of all, if you go to a foreign country, know what their laws are. and i would advise people if you go to a single floor, don't throw your gum out on the street because they will k u shop lift in most little eastern freeze. they

brittany thank you for your time this morning., we won't see full totality here in the bay area, but lisa has been tracking the path across the us. we've seen your map as you've been tracing it. >> about 34% here in the bay area is what we'll see. so you'll definitely notice it getting a little bit darker. i think. mexico four hours and 28 seconds. it will have the longest totality. and then texas doing pretty well also, although as the reporter said, we're definitely getting into some cloud cover as we go through texas and up through the midwest. but here's a look at the path where you're going to see that total eclipse in on either side of it is where, you know, the eastern seaboard pretty good about 80% there. and then right on through the midwest, 80. and the further you get up towards oregon, about 20. but the skies will they'll be the clearest here in california. and notice the cloud cover from texas through kentucky. partly cloudy skies and then up through maine. so you'll definitely notice it getting darker, the temperatur

the lawsuit she joined with brittany traeger and the other military families is scheduled to go to trialing my faith in our nation. >> that's a big thing to say. >> there's a body of government that failed, that contaminated our water. they lied to us. they did not protect us. and they did not intervene. and accountability looks like a lifelong care plan for me, my family, and the people affected. and that will restore my faith in my nation. >> does red hill still pose a threat to honolulu? >> this was a disaster waiting to happen. >> at 60minutesovertime.com. if you're taking an antidepressant, but you're still masking your depression, you could be experiencing a partial response to your antidepressant. partial response happens when your antidepressant alone isn't enough. let's try adding rexulti. when added to an antidepressant, rexulti significantly reduced depression symptoms more than an antidepressant alone. so you can build on your progress. rexulti can cause serious side effects. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. antidepressants may increase suicid

its costs will be measured, certainly in money, but in principles, the based of brittany for the victory for the government. then, but real questions remains when exactly will the flight start to take off and how many refugee migrants will actually be on them. and the biggest question of all, will it really act as a deterrent for those seeking to make the crossing from france to the u. k. in small boats, the government wants the 1st row and the flights to deposit in 10 to 12 weeks. the campaign is not yet ready to give up for a stop. there is a very strong prospect. so the legal challenges, we are often rule still a rule of little country here in britain. and then secondly, the government con consent that it is found in a line to upright those slots. this rewind the control vesee fall from being result, poll brennan, which is 0 central london. let's go so i have to hire a full set to study by for us and love. it seems a prime minister and the conservative governments and got what they wanted. but the criticism is coming in thick and fast and not just some days within the u. k. aside ther

he said by today's, with today's announcement, he was hoping that brittany would be taking the lead in, in rallying up allies to once again come around to make strong commitments. not just in the way of supporting and supplying ukraine with me to trade, but increasing defense spending. so as to both figure p a european security. one of the key things was in the q and a when a journalist, us the question about the cost at which this was coming, this, the context of this class is that people in europe are increasingly counting the costs. now these growing public disquiet about the war, if it's about the huge sums of money that will being committed to the war. if it's in ukraine, this at a time with european public services or seeing they stand, it's declining. i'm talking about people not getting edited access to health care, for example, people really asking the question above whether or not these sums of money are better off having an impact be used in, in domestic a policies and, and, and to, to, to, to increase public spending in their countries, the message from the to need is the n

all surprised at some point to see her make anotherjaunt across the channel to maybe normandy or brittany to cross the channel. been happening in dubai. just before we go to the weather here, take a look at what's been happening in dubai. heavy rains have swept the area, causing challenging conditions at dubai airport, which says it's diverting arriving flights till weather conditions improve. residents are being urged to stay away from flooded areas. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. high. very intense scenes on the heavy rain pushing into afghanistan and iran and things will be calming down, but the weather has not been as wild as it was yesterday. we have had further showers again and some are heavy with hail and thunder in places and it has felt on the cooler side and that will be the theme over the next few days, staying cool for the next few days, staying cool for the time of year with further showers or longer spells of rain before things turned drier in time for the weekend. as we head through the evening and overnight we lose most of the showers and if you will

brittany are you ready? >> brittney griner, robin roberts, the powerful and emotional exclusive prisoner in russia this wednesday night on abc. >> we are back with a very generous fifth grader outside of kansas city, missouri. 11 year old dakin kramer is who we're talking about. andrew. >> yeah, he's hard at work raising money to pay off his classmates school lunch debt. students at his elementary school owe more than $3,000. but for dakin, it is one step at a time. so far, i've raised $560. >> people like me should do stuff like this often, dakin, you are right about that. >> you are an inspiration, my friend. he says he wants to keep helping as he moves on to middle school. >> i love that, yeah. >> thanks, dakin. the future is in good hands, turning now to the country's newest multi multi multi millionaire is the recent winner of a $1.3 billion lottery jackpot and he plans on using it for something important. >> his health danny new here. now with more. tell us about this. >> yeah we were heading out to a

amna: 10-year-old brittany has already witnessed and lived what no child should. we had to pass through the jungle and cross rivers. they stole our money and lied to us. amna: when was the last time you had anything to eat or drink? >> i don't know. amna: but she's fueled by a simple dream. >> i want to study. amna: study, what do you want to study? >> doctor. amna: little brother jason is just jason: i'm going to the five. disney castle. amna: you're going to the disney castle? and with that, they press on. each step, they hope, bringing them closer to a better life. as migration worldwide erupts to record levels, this part of southern mexico has become a global crossroads, with thousands of asylum seekers passing through each day, most on their way to the united states. >> we are here right now. and here is mainly the way that people enter to mexico. amna: eli cruz leads the tapachula sub office for the united nations international organization for migration. eli: it's not just that women or men are traveling by themselves. they're traveling with their families.

. >> jim wells, barbecue is one of only two sit-down restaurants that remain in k wrote brittany harelvate employee we've been here for 100 years, so i guess would do something right >> the best thing that you could tell everyone about kiva right now is what that we have good barbecue and we have friendly people >> and brittany also tells us she has a wish, a wish that the solar eclipse could be a turning point. >> i hope that one day we could be that thriving city that's we once were you have lived in kara your entire life? >> my entire life, 57 years. i've been here >> we meet carol childress and her husband, glen, and the city's only grocery store that opened about a year ago after seven years of having no grocery store. they're also looking forward to tourists arriving for the solar eclipse. >> it's a lot of people don't even know we hear >> so people stopping in our little town just because of that, it makes my heart glad. >> the glory days of qarrah, illinois had been gone for a long time. but for a few minutes on monday and a very different sense, it will be st

brittany, are you ready? >> brittney griner, prisoner in russia this wednesday night on abc. >> we're back now with new crash tests and some bad news for several popular suvs. ten models were tested at speeds up to 43mph to see how their front crash avoidance systems would perform. seven of the suvs were rated poor two the honda cr-v and the toyota rav4 passed with acceptable ratings. the only suv with a good rating was the new subaru forester, now to maryland , where a school official is accused of using artificial intelligence to frame his boss. >> it's really a wake up call about ai technology and how it could easily be used to ruin lives. here's abc's andrea fujii this morning, an example of the growing risk posed by artificial intelligence. >> the now former athletic director of this high school in maryland is accused of trying to retaliate against his boss, the school principal, with the recording of a racist rant. but it turns out police say the recording wasn't entirely real, and the recording was gen

that is brittany effect of climate change. the app is warming, the swells warming and we're seeing dry got also moving even to some width as owns and to also some for the region. is that these expediency noah high production areas. senate means the food in security also is except that it becomes much more kenya, isn't the only country with a strike. a problem. according to the un, 14 african nations are infested with the weed. this makes the project all the more important it's successful. it could be introduced in other countries to so dorcas can, boy is working with a to farmers to help produce more fund going up to them. they can show acute that's can be produced to add our laboratory is not enough to solve from mazda elk grove. this of, in county, so we operating in so that is the reason why we were in gauging village, you know, clump or do stuff at the village level can have passed. pretty put the final product. production itself is relatively straightforward. the phone goes just needs to grow. 20 key, those of rice are co

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at usc, professor brittany friedman criticizing the university for escalating what she said have been peaceful protests. you believe these students' first amendment rights are being violated? >> absolutely, absolutely. they are criticizing a nation state for their actions in war, not criticizing a faith, a faith that is very close to me. >> reporter: but some jewish students say they feel the demonstrations have crossed the line. >> i don't believe that advocating for the rights of the palestinian people are inherently antisemitic. but some of these chants and some of the ways in which that they attribute and target jewish students, that is antisemitic. >> and liz joins us now from ucla. what's the scene there, liz? >> reporter: well, lester, it's a growing protest here. there is now several hundred students camped out. they say they plan to stay here until the university meets their demands. as for usc, we heard from so many disappointed students tonight, the university saying they made this decision because they feel it would take too long to process all the thousands of guests give

. >> police officers brittany taylor and wing luck are being honored by the city of san francisco forng work. the two women received recognition for their actions during an incident on the graveyard shift. >> 903 at age 65, shortly after one in the morning on february 8th, the two officers were patrolling in their squad car in the south of market area when they noticed a man riding his bicycle on the sidewalk, which is illegal. >> officer luck got out of the car to speak with him, and i asked him to get off of his bike, and then he kind of ditched his bike and hopped over here. ran over luck, chased on foot. the two officers managed to take down the suspect, who is a convicted felon, but the officers didn't stop there. they retraced the man's steps and gathered evidence that he had tossed out a stolen gun that was loaded, and illegal narcotics, including meth, amphetamine, and fentanyl. >> you don't know what's going to happen, but but at the end of the day, you're ready for it. >> police chief bill scott says the female officers are part of what he describes as a momentum, a turnarou

i'll just sarah power us, send it to brittany sanders has slammed as well as prime minister ben, you mean nothing? yeah, for a moxie made criticizing the protests and the us. nothing. yeah. how to describe the demonstrations as horrific. he said, campuses has been taken over by what they called anti symmetric mobs. well this was sent as response. no, mister, that's a yahoo! it is not anti semitic, or pro, from us to point out that in a little over 6 months, your extreme is government has killed $34000.00 pounds of citizens and wounded more than 78070 percent. the form of women and children. it is not anti semitic to point out that your bombing has completely destroyed more than 221000 housing units in god's up leaving more than a 1000000 people homeless. almost half the population is the nets and yahoo! anti semitism is a bile and disgusting form of bigotry. that has done on speaker go home to many millions of people. but please do not insult the intelligence of the american people by attempting to distract us from the immoral and illegal war policies of your disagreements and rates

so today we received the arrow in use the, our colleague, the odd man, a young brittany and plastic surgeon who had i had worked with during this war to shift his body was found executed by these railings in the area around the hospital. he had chosen to remain in northern gauze and continued to work in the hospitals that stayed the northern gospel and a young, brilliant surgeon who had won the fellowship from the royal college of surgeons. as life was ended by is really smart. and with that means pains in use of the end, the shift ship can no longer be repaired and that's 30 percent of the palestinian also designing a terrible published last there. i'm wondering if you could also tell us a little bit about exactly what kind of functionalities remain if any at all, so far. are they able to provide any kinds of health care at this time on those left the ship? no, just that it's a reparable now reparable in terms of the ability to fix it. it has to be demolished, rebuilt from scratch, and that's the devastating thing. this is 30 percent of the palestinian health system. this means that if the

now to haul a 1000000 when i, brittany will put the country's defense industry on a war footing. investing 75000000000 pounds back to message from the finance, the big loss right there. and also it's basically a great milestone for gaza or it is rarely paul is writing down the enclave. i. but without locking what true, 100 base of conflict.

to pay for that and i think uh, his c statements that came off to us compet taking to seriously brittany speaking is always been private as well. and when we talk about language, the interesting thing is what we're really talking about is a liability of international law. and this is why people like cameron or she's still not really worried about the language because they're thinking 234, or 5 years time. you know, all the going to be cases and the i c j in the how you can all of those cases, all those lead, all those legal dusty is going to actually sykes this language on that you can present, these are all been basically west moving through rosie or some international, you know, it's just now becoming something that's only used it conveniently on, you know, a specific moments and time where it suits west. and these particular rushed to the most the time. and it was st. missing the end of what of international and in just a couple of days, almost a 1000000000 voted in india will be able to cost that balance and the general election, those it will last for $6.00 weeks and goes through se

we taken too seriously. brittany speaking is always been pro israel and when we talk about language, the interesting thing is what we're really talking about is a liability of international law. and this is why people like cameron or she's so not really worried about the language because they're thinking 234, or 5 years time. you know, all the going to be cases in the i c, j in the hey, in all those cases, all those lead, all those legal dusty is going to actually sign this language on that's going to present these been basically west moving to a rosy or some international, you know, it's just now becoming a, something that's only used it conveniently on, you know, in specific moments and time where it suits west and these particular rushed to the most the time. it always seems missing the end of what of international on the whole team. people have been detained, enjoying crashes with team police and protest outside the national parliament in the republic of georgia the time. and so it is way, georgia and e, u flanders lakes. and then what they describe does a russian influence bill

and i think his c statements that came off to us compet taken too seriously. brittany speaking has always been pro israel. and when we talk about language, the interesting thing is what we're really talking about is a liability of international law. and this is why people like and we can run or refuse to knock. i'm really worried about the language because they're thinking 234, or 5 years time. you know, all the going to be cases and the i, c, j you can buy and all of those cases, all those lead, all those legal dusty is going to actually sign this language on that you can present, these are all been basically west moving through, rosie or some international, you know, it's just now becoming a, something that's only used it conveniently on, you know, any specific moments and time where it suits west of these particular washed to the most of the time. it always seems missing the end of what the events national now in just a few days, almost a 1000000000 votes is in india will be able to cost them pilots in a general election. so they will last the 6 weeks and go through several phases. it

currency, doesn't these value rapidly that could change, take them into hartaman, toss out miss brittany, this king charles has returned to public duties for the 1st time since it was announced. he has been diagnosed with cancer in february. his 1st engagement involved a visit to meet other people who are undergoing cancer, treatment for print reports from london. looking relaxed and smiling king charles was accompanied by queen camilla for this resumption of his public fixing royal duties. the university college hospitals, mcmillan, kansas center, is not where the king himself is being treated. but the royal gesture of solidarity and support for the patients and staff here was clearly intended to send a message, waiting patiently for a glimpse of the king with 2 loyal supporters. glad to see him out in public again . it's not the same back. and we will mission and he's not alone. a cancer to my partner died concerts 121 years ago. she does consensus. she was 40, i was navient. and i know exactly what the kids are doing and the claim. and you could tell me to baptize to see the patients

member states they photo the yours are 20 the, the government's wide fable, brittany wood and the integration. like you're the french of adjustments. they use it, no fault. you're new to a fault, you need this way to save the european project, to, to a fight, a new enemy, a russia to push for more european integration or vote. people are less, less in favor of you. so actually this, you, this is a sign of vast saudi zation over you to natal under the same time. it's because in term that e, v, r a weaker on mo, mo, divided between member states. that's a reality tv to try to hide. you rush up, the kids escape, go to of a youth and you and your problems. yes. and, and the parent manuel. it also gives them reasons to put a push censorship in the platform. mean people, all the, all the name of national security, of course here, you know, pest go one of the things that if we have the 75th anniversary of the official 70 if anniversary, party of nato in washington in july. and then, you know, the nato is good at p r. i mean, that's mostly what they do, but they're facing as catastrophic strategic de

is it being a brittany in lines or will be coming weaker and weaker? and there could be some kind of break down. what does nato do then? well, nature will say that just, you know, the dictator correct up to be strong, but then we expect the, the democracy is on the way around. the world. autocrats are on the rise. but going to care order with that. the protocol is the united states and the, your being union kind of become ideological states, idaho, logical entities. and they have a control where they media is up. so do you know, look, one of the main categories sticks of authoritarian view, is that you mix, cohen, morals and politics. so during the last 3 months, the message that had from them very can get great from the european correspondence . it was, you're creating a sub dying rush. she's advancing. and your mike joso is to blame for that. you didn't give them much, so you are a bad man, you know, good, personally responsible for something. for everything that's happened, this is bad, that happens. great. so there is the mix up of morals and 46, y

ok 20 the, the government's one fable. brittany would in the integration like you're the french of adjustments. they use it in no fault. you need to use a book junior, this way, to save the european project, to, to a 5, a new enemy, russia to push for more european integration. orval people are less, less in favor of you. so actually this, you, this is a sign of vast saudi zation over you to natal under the same time. it's because in term that e, v r a week or on mo, mo, divided between member states. that's a reality tv. it tried to hide, you rush up, you keep the escape, go to of europe and you and your problems. yes. and, and repair and then you, well, it also gives them reasons to put a push censorship in the platform. mean people, all the, all the name of national security, of course here, you know, pest go one of the things that to it. we have the 75th anniversary of the official 17th and 5th anniversary party of nato in washington in july. and then, you know, the nato is good at p r. i mean, that's mostly what they do, but they're facing us catastrophic strategic defeat. and that's some

but when scientists expose captive chips to music was some move brittany play. their ability to adjust to tempo is nowhere close to what humans can do. humans are especially good at moving to the beach. the better than other spaces, various you can even try to do it, but you know where the best at moving to the beat. but then this bird came along the as millions of youtube users already know. he's a cockatoo named snowball in videos with no trickery or fancy editing involved. he'd dances too familiar, hit the fair, all her father's go. they was blaze. so i have to kind of mimic not because the thought was really interesting. challenge with this is not the animal. so not only right, it's like essence, but i'm also actually trying to replicate some of the people to do freestar. and it's always stepping on 3 parts of teach some humans to do that. what impresses the dancer on this? a puzzle for evolutionary biologists. 2 1 day i was at my desk and a video was sent to me of a bird apparent that seemed to be moving to the beat of music. it was this parent sitting on t

captions paid for by cbs television distribution ranch owner beverly king is suing her former client, brittanyhorse and dogs. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 108 on the calendar in the matteof king vs. gillanders. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: miss king, you board horses for a living? >> all types of animals, mainly horses and dogs and cats, though. >> judge judy: when did the defendant bring her horse to you? >> june 8th of 2017. >> judge judy: why did you bring your horse to be boarded? >> i was in a relationship with a guy who was in the military, on the air force base in mountain home, and i needed a place to board my horse close to him. so, she was the only boarding facility that i could find on short notice to board him. >> judge judy: how much was it a month? >> $225. >> judge judy: how long did you keep the horse there? >> just about a year. >> judge judy: in the year that the horse was there, how many times did you see the horse? >> a handful -- about five or six

joe biden, who seems to be getting a little yes. brittany, his rhetoric saying that this $61000000000.00 is necessary because without it, russia will be then storming into europe and invading european union countries. for us it's, i'm smith's, the boot is false as we move closer than ever terminate to allies. if missed the boot and they say you need to ally, we will comes it's aid as are and these are allies, the for us, for the september 11th attacks, we should search the boards, the green now just missed a booty and from encroaching. no, no naser allies and, and show that he doesn't draw us to scenes of future war in europe. now, the russian president has made abundantly clear he has no intention of inciting nato members or european union countries, but that has not stopped. my den and nato leaders from making this claim over and over again when trying to justify their pro long of the conflict in ukraine. now at this point, people are looking at the new mobilization law in ukraine and wondering if the fact that this will be a debt that ukraine has to pay, it'll be a loan. and the terms

you would get the impression that there's nothing but anti semites, roaming around here, brittany says you violence. but in fact, if you look at the cam, it's peaceful. it's a lot of learning taking place, study thoughtful discussion debate, and also trying to convince the university to do the right thing to take a moral stance. as opposed to thinking about this is pocketbooks. has the learning and education of the students who are not in active protest mode at the moment. has that been completely disrupted? nobody's able to get the class. nobody can take a test, nobody can do their homework. that is not true. people are taking, taking go into class, they're doing a mid terms. i teach class and they, they go to my classroom and then they come out here to participate. but more importantly, this encampment in this struggle is education. this is the best education. they can never get in terms of understanding the u. s. foreign policy investments, divestment up essicks morals. just basic philosophy of what is the difference between vide involved, um, even understanding the, the, the level

here on the kim uh brittany, my. so this toby, here's the race for a long time made. it has a practice of so called joining nuclear emissions that is mailed you. a personnel alternated countries that do not have nuclear weapons are involved in the exercise of doing which the use of nuclear weapons is practiced. well, the pollution for disease have long been raising the question that into cutting new situations. they would be interested in a deployment of nuclear weapons on the territory of point weapons already employed . 100 territory supply of non nuclear in the countries in western europe and phone joined the same join nuclear nations. but so far the americans have responded that they did not consider this advisable. well, the spreadsheet. i want to ask you just the pianist, people mainly in poland, if they are afraid. but there is such a threat from russia did not understand that the deployment of us nuclear weapons could possibly further aggravate the problem from. i like to just bring you, we, you know, it is customary here to the poland security primary with th

so people, united states and brittany probably even in dubai or wherever and i haven't seen you on. so go mainstream media in nature, countries commenting that much about the genocide, i presume that is not for because you don't want to talk about it will be to the guests that these sorts of television programs have. um, it doesn't seem to be getting through the circle taskbar is riley propaganda. what however, israel failing in getting their message across as they normally have done over the decades there's folks that are still getting their message out. i don't know. people leave because their message is contradicted by what people are seeing happening on the ground. they're a little they won't admit for him directly to his release. any addictions won't allow for and drugs in 2000 to report. there are many palestinians, many who killed many palestinian drivers to where they are recording on video and audio righty about what's happening every day. it's on so that the propaganda just isn't no propagandist and we're going to be good enough to see all of these facts. we know the gener

crate and losses so far and the conflict to year to date or a mounting now to hop a 1000000 when i, brittany will put the country's defense industry on a war footing, investing 75000000000 pounds. that's the message from the finance. the that's a big loss right there. and also it's basically a grim milestone for gaza, or it is rarely palms rained on the enclave of without locking what true. 100 days of conflict trying his right to to carry a movie, you know, making trade exchanges with all countries in the world, including russia on devices and start with the quality and mutual benefits. and i was low destruction or sabotage. yeah, strongly. i tried to aerospace thing is basically making a sign it's automated. rumors of washington could be planning, so we oldest son, sions sold over paging because of china's ties with the rush, the right to the customer. correspondence standing by we are looking at a busy one here. what are the international? it's a great to have your company by the way. so we saw this program with news just in the russian and investigative committee reported that it has arr

they photo the yours oct. 20 the, the government's wide fable, brittany wood and the integration. like you're the french of adjustments, they use it and you know, fall to new cheese or pull through this way to save the european project to, to find a new enemy, russia to push for more european integration. orval people are less, less in favor of you. so actually this, you, this is a sign of vast saudi zation over you to nato on the same time. it's because internally v r a week or on mo, mo, divided between member state dots are reality tv. it tried to hide, you rush, i'd be kids escaped, go to of a youth and you and your problems. yes. and, and repair and then you. well, it also gives them reasons to put a push censorship in d platforming. people all be all the name of national security, of course here, you know, pets go one of the things that it, we have the 75th anniversary of the official 70 if, if anniversary party of nato in washington, in july. and then, you know, the nato is good at p r. i mean, that's mostly what they do, but they're facing us catastrophic strategic defeat.

estas sospechosas ya fueron identificadas de nombre rachel howard y brittany long a más de 29 años.s 2 ingresaron al comercio para meter los artículos en la bolsa y unas maletas. y la tercera les estaba esperando en un auto para escapar. intentaron, pero fueron interceptadas con ese botín valorado en 2.214,57, para ser exactos. una familia hispana está viviendo momentos de incertidumbre. luego que su medio de trabajo se incendió el pasado jueves. ahora están solicitando el apoyo de la comunidad. constantino y vidalina trabajan cada día en su camión de comida, el cual estacionan en los alrededores de la universidad de santa clara el jueves, luego de una jornada de trabajo, se fueron a descansar a eso de las 2 de la madrugada, cuando de repente mi esposa me despierta a mí, pero ya ella la habían tocado la puerta. los bomberos estaban afuera, ya estaba encendida la camioneta, su camión de comida se incendió justo afuera de su casa, en la zona de pitcairn way, al este de san josé. el camión quedó totalmente destruido de la parte de enfrente. porque lo más extraño es que no en la parte d

yeah. brittany line and that's also been he read on the side that yeah precise. so what do you see is what i do want to ask you is that the range of all of the he's dealt with on that success. he's basically going on to see how i'm doing him under his leadership in deals become the fastest growing economy in the world of his largest economy in the world. do you think that that's not those to the water, even though there is rising unemployment? that's the reality or cost of living prices, that's the reality. so the argument has been won. india on the global stage is more powerful, but this to you will put you struggling to get you off. i did up problems, as i said. and these problems have not been adequately comprehensively in a unified way, highlighted by the opposition. mm hm. okay, that's the problem. number one, there is not in the movie, has created a book, it, you know, why didn't escaping the global success on economic fun, on this going to the poor and claiming success on the say schemes. so you look at the range that he's getting. so he's not just doing o

well, that's also this is brittany lavolle. i'm his gas. so on the cross talk and then we'll be back up with them. the hello and welcome to cross type bullhorn time peter live out here we discussed them real news speaker of the west house of representatives of republican mike johnson, claims that russia, china, and around or the next new axis of evil. well, here we go again to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, george study while we in budapest, he's a pod cast or the goggle, which can be found on youtube in locals and in marrow cash. we have martin jay, he is an award winning journalist and commentator or a gentleman cross that goes in effect. that means you can jump any time you want and i always appreciate it. all right, let's start out with georgia in budapest. of course, the funding for ukraine past is we, you, all 3 of us expected all along. and before we get to that, george, what's going on with this axis of evil? i thought we had retired, that ridiculous concept after the failed comp low interventions in the midd

details of the settlement not made public and lawyers for the pop star say brittany's wish for freedom truly complete. seeing her liberated. will: really mice when they see that. pete: she's got a chance. here we go. britbritney forever, she's okay. week five of united football league and not wearing much from helmets and not in the ufl and arlington renegade and going for them with the rest of the season. pete: how do you pronounce this san antonio? tonight. is that fish? will: no, it's a bull. pete: it's a bull. okay. both kick off at 7:00 p.m. eastern and how is that not a name we've heard before. will: the bull withs the hump on their back, brahmas bull. it's right on the shoulder blades for the hump. the you have 00 hour, i got fired up because nfl wearing proposed mushroom helmets and mushroom on the helmet. i don't think we should walk around with pillows strapped to our heads because there's a little danger involved. will: your outrage and passion this morning. pete: you want to bubble wrap everybody? will: i think we want to reduce head injuries and i do think that the helmet

because chug the goat's owner is named brittany slaughter!rom a well and returned to its owner, roger groundbeef. meanwhile... [applause] 's day. meanwhile, in donut news, krispy kreme introduced three new kitkat donuts that they claim are both "creamy and crispy." wait a second. so before now, krispy kreme weren't crispy or creamy? that's their whole thing! next you'll tell me that crate and barrel sells neither crates nor barrels. what?! [applause] krispy kreme. just to be safe they should send us a lot of free ones. meanwhile, "a new declaration in mexico gives 19 cats roaming the presidential palace food and care 'fur-ever.'" that's cute. in gratitude, the cats will act like they want you to rub their belly, then if you do claw the bejesus out of your arm. meanwhile, in an effort to lighten things up for travelers, the atlanta airport has installed a new "kiosk that will print free pre-flight short stories." atlanta airport, thank you for focusing on the important stuff. "honey, our flight's delayed for six hours and we don't have water '