brownie?le. and you have to imbibe a vodka cran. >> jimmy: 10th hole. >> and then i don't remember what happens after. >> jimmy: so the last, like, the last four holes. [ applause ] does play go south? >> oh, yeah, oh, yeah. play goes very bad after the 4th to the last hole. >> jimmy: nobody has their reaction words like this is at my best? >> no. you don't get better. >> jimmy: do people try to get in to become a part of this? >> oh, yeah. it's a highly, it's incredibly, it's a big honor to be invited. >> jimmy: it sounds -- >> we aren't completely elitist. we have the brownie invitational. >> jimmy: you do? >> anyone can play in the brownie invitational. you have to prove somewhere in your lineage there was some melanin at some point. you just have to bring it and prove it and the committee decides. >> jimmy: armie hammer would not be allowed to play? >> somewhere in armie's deep, deep, armieness. joi >> jimmy: i love the idea that you're banning white people from a golf course. [ applause ]

a tray of brownie?ghter and applause ] oh, and now they have something called the double melt pizza. it's a pizza with another pizza on top of it. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] how fat are we trying to get in this country? hey, what do you want on your pizza? oh, yeah, just put more pizza on top of the pizza. [ laughter ] oh, and dairy queen has something called the cheesequake blizzard. it's a pound. a pound of ice cream with chunks of cheesecake in it. we've now reached the point in this country where cheesecake is merely an ingredient. [ laughter ] oh, oh, give me the cheesecake shake. you don't have enough cheesecake on your ice cream. oh, and what's this new thing they have in the frozen food section? it's a big red tub of chocolate. there's like two pounds of chocolate. it's frozen solid. it's rock hard. you're supposed to take this tub of chocolate home. you peel the plastic off. you stick the whole tub in the microwave. you heat the chocolate up so you can dip your food in it. was this a problem for p

but things took a turn for the worse when an opus twenty seventeen karylle several brownie called was taken into custody by the accusations that he had been involved in embezzling state funding for the us charges he denies. and i'm delighted to welcome thomas alston my out here to the studio a well known director here in berlin currently working at the shop in a theater and of course a friend since many years of kit is said about any coffee mister also affect so much for coming in how surprised were you when you heard the news of his release today it was very surprising surprising to me because i was reckoning that things will get worse and anyway it's not the end of the story it's all there will be still the trial so we don't know just a lot going on he's he's just been allowed out of that very tight situation and you've worked with him many times in the past you started the petition calling for his release back in two thousand and seventeen tell us a bit more about that and about him. as a person well last time i met him in moscow i asked him how things are going and he told me well

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for example, if are you eating a brownie with cannabis, find out how much thc is be in it because that is the part that makes you high and too much could cause unexpected symptoms. >> dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >> good point, doc. when we return, thegeous kids overcoming big on stack elevators. >> one mountain at a time. to pack it up with a group of remarkable skid kids, battling for their lives but not refusing to let fear, deficit or even their advice ability stop them. here's elaine quijano. >> quijano: the cheers start well before these skiers ever hit the slopes. because just being here at mount snow in vermont represents a major accomplishment. >> doing okay? >> quijano: they're here with kids with courage, a charity that pediatrician instituted dit ddz check cofounded 11 years ago. >> we travel all over the country with large groups of children and young adults who are challenged with either physical disabilities or very serious illnesses. >> quijano: eight year old aszzie has muscular distrophy. we were with him as he took his very first run. >> is it everything you t

trump, is he getting brownie points beyond is base, as you say, what he is doing? oliver: it depends on who you speak to. did talk to those whose property was confiscated before the revolution in 1959, and those will be happy to get re-compensated. but of course it also targets those who would just like to travel to cuba, normal tourists, and that will be a lot more difficult right now. most importantly, it would target cuban exiles who just want to send money back to their relatives. i have to remind you that that is one of the most important reasons for cubans to migrate to the united states, to help the families back home. and economy where people are heavily dependent on the u.s. dollar, they have two currencies durban. it will increase the sun -- two currencies there. it will increase the suffering for many people in cuba. brent: generating headlines on the eve over the release of the redacted will report to congress --mueller report to congress, too. all of our, thank you. -- oliver, thank you. former peruvian president alan garcia has died after shooting him

middle of the south african bush right next to kruger national park zoo all of gests robin cook and brownie. have set up fifty beehives. to conservationists attesting by the honeybees can protect selected trees inside the park from the park's largest residents' elephants. just like people elephants don't like getting stung they have an acute sense of smell and hearing so one hint of a beehive and they're off. and the reason we're doing that is that in our projected areas of africa we've got a build up of a lot. and dane's a tease and concern over the impact that they may be having on our large tree species and so we're trying to find ways that we can mitigate the effects that elephants have on trees and they by placing honeybees in these trees we hoping that we can find a new method to actually protect the trees from elephant impacts. while elephant populations are in serious decline in other parts of africa their numbers are growing in south africa he n.h.l. reserves a fenced in and equipped with also official reaching homes protected and well provided for the big animals have flourished s

kilowatt diesel and an agile economical one hundred thirty two kilowatt turbo gasoline engine today brownie's testing the diesel engine in the top tier g.t. line trim. there up to my front he says the optima dries very comfortably and above all quietly over long distances what sets it apart is its look it's typical kiya but by no means typical for a mid-sized car. the facelift is most noticeable on the modified front bumper and redesigned headlamps fog lights and early daytime running lights the design of the eighteen inch alloy wheels has also been refreshed this sporty year g.t. and chichi line trim lines feature black glossy exterior mirrors doors. hills and side air intakes. besides twin tailpipes a highlight of the rear is the sleek tail lights. bije t. line also has an electric tailgate the vehicle recognizes when the driver is waiting at the rear of the vehicle and the tailgate opens after beeping three turnips the luggage space in the rear is a generous five hundred fifty two leaders which expands to one thousand six hundred eighty six leaders with the rear seats folded in on. the g.t

here says there are lots of sporty station wagons offering plenty of space powerful engines and a brownie look to boot whether it's an am chief or mercedes have b.m.w. m model or an r. s. from out they all have their own logo which they're proud to wear and not to be outdone see out recently turned its sporty cooper models into a separate brand with their own logo a cooper i take it was its debut model but they seem to have forgotten this one for the sierra leone cooper r.s.t. the badge on the grill is c. at night cool frog you know who wonders why it's not part of the cooper family and it's certainly not lacking in the aggressive style i think so my mistake was that. the cooperage does indeed look the part chunky air intakes plenty of carbon along with the comfort colored accents all add to the racy appeal of the salient cooper are honesty. and extended rear spoiler made of carbon fiber dominates the back of a large rear diffuser and quad tailpipes also emphasize the coopers sporting credentials. that is going to go on says the leon cooper it comes with the launch control and standard fo

. >> i've never had a browny on 420. >> i got good cookies, you know, peer pressure. >> it didn't bother many the party was held with pot legal. >> it's not much of a difference. >> this is the day we come together and celebrate. >> robin williams meadow and hippie hill were packed. it dates back to the summer of love days. >> being out here with the people, smoking up with my friends, being able to get hot dogs off this path. wow. wow. when 19,000 people came to the party there was plenty left behind. >> pick up garbage. >> the trash on the ground is minimal. >> even with heavy security some visitors enjoyed themselves too much. >> there were eight calls for medical service. two went to the hospital and seven arrests. >> all in all it was a safe event. >> it was a good day man, it was a good day. >> all right. there you have it. park officials say like it or not they knew the party would happen, they made sure the park was safe and people were safe as well. we're all hungry right now. it's very windy be that contact was something else. >> go grab something to eat. >>> many who were at h

population is trump is he getting brownie points beyond his base as you said for what he's doing. well it really depends who you speak to if you talk to those whose property was confiscated or their ancestors before the cuban revolution in fifty nine and those people would be certainly happy to be able to file a lawsuit now and get compensated and say that but of course it also targets those who would just like to travel to cuba normal tourists and that will be a lot more difficult right now but perhaps most importantly it would also target cuban exiles who would just send would just want to send money back home to their relatives and that is i have to remind you that is one of the most important reasons for cubans to have to migrate to the united states to be able to help their families back home an economy where people are heavily dependent on the u.s. dollar they have two currencies there right so it will be more difficult now for them to send money back home and that will certainly increase the suffering of many people in cuba was definitely generating headlines interesting th

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take the law into their own hands be in our hour mark we can see that they are still trying to score brownie points for themselves and their party at a time when the whole country has been affected by major catastrophe politicians should stop finding fault with each other talk about their past differences they must have brought discussions on what steps need to be taken to solve this and take this country out of this crisis we don't see that happening what we see is that they are continuing in their old ways and of blaming each other. or meanwhile the sri lankan government has lifted a ban on social media which was put in place after those easter sunday bombings platforms were blocked swiftly after the attacks with the government calling it a move to fight against misinformation whatsapp you tube facebook and other social media sites have been mostly inaccessible in sri lanka since the bombings. israel's twenty first knesset has been sworn in three weeks after the country's general election the prime minister benjamin netanyahu won a fifth term in the april nine elections but is yet to put t

do you want to names the babies. >> margaret and brownie. >> you want to name them margaret and brownieat i wanted to know if you guys will follow through on those names? [laughter] pete: staff sergeant rainbow probably doesn't go over that well at the barracks. jedediah: i snow you guys were reluctant at first to release the video. i have heard from so many people on this that say, you know what? i totally relate to it. i would have had the same reaction, it was such a human priceless reaction. thank you for putting this out there. made some days for so many people. pete: it really did. >> our pleasure. thank you for having us. pete: serious note staff sergeant and carrie thank you. you just got twice as large as a family. enjoy. jedediah: congratulations to all of you. >> thank you for having us. pete: take care, guys, appreciate it what a good story. jedediah: great story. pete: economy is marking another major milestone as weekless jobless claims hit a 50-year low. jedediah: charles payne says the economy is on fire. is he breaking it down. here he comes. charles is on the way ♪ ♪ i

it taptsinted it into a brownis looking might.o snirt. >> yeah, don't make snow ice cream out of snirt. >> don't eat the snirt. >> all right. thank you and we'll hope the masters goes all right on sunday. >>> some people in sudan are celebrating after two of the nation's controversial leaders are out. cheers erupted after the head of sudan's military transitional announced that he was stepping down. the lieutenant governor took on the role the day before when the long term dictator omar al bashir was ousted. the ruling military council plans to stay in control for at least two years, but protesters want a civilian government now. farai sevenzo is joining us from nairobi. he has been watching this unfold. citizens remain defiant over what they want with the citizen government. is the current government listening? >> reporter: the real problem is that the current government, no matter what clothes they wear or what words they may say are superseded to be from the military. late last night we had incredible drama here on the sudan fr

eaten but this is either a beef stroganoff or brownies.deal with that later. >> jimmy: you always were a great cook, aunt chippy. >> come with me. >> jimmy: this is our grandfather's room. he's deceased. he was killed by beef stroganoff. >> grandpa used to paint on beer cans. and there's sammy davis jr. he took his talents then to egg shells. i don't know if you can see. but he would paint on egg shells. that i think is aunt chippy right there. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> that's either -- i think that's elton john. saddam hussein. he really got everybody. then he would go to eyeglass frames. right? i don't even know -- >> jimmy: no, they're eyeglass lenses. >> rit. and there's tark. you talked about jerry tarkanian. eating a towel. >> jimmy: yeah. we can't really see him. what about the car, though? we forgot about the car. >> oh, yeah, the car. follow me. >> there's a picture of you. >> jimmy: there's a big painting of me in your room. >> this big. >> we were going to put the car in the driveway. we figured that's stupid. so we led it right in h

it's an extra layer on top of what you see.to >> browny, oudolf is in demand around the world.erhaps his best-known work? the planting on new york city's "high line," the phenomenally successful urban park, where he created a sense of nature thco somehow feelletely at home in its setting aboveustling city streets. when oudolf first visited in the early 2000s, it was a graffiti old railway line. rs considers the hauser and wirth garden in so, england one of his best designs. and his work in lurie park gard in chicago, another urb oasis, is designed to evoke a prairie in the middle of the city. it's places like thesehat have helped change how we think about and experience public spaces. i talked with piet oudolf in his studio overlooking thearden. >> what we do is just, we create artificial, sort of communities, but also enhance the beauty of nature in a smaller area to create something that you arnd re of nature, but it's not nature at all. >> brown: it's not natural, of course, yeah. >> try to bring that sort of emotion of nature. so much is happening during your walk, and to s

employees have every reason to cater to his whims and forsake the naughtier problems that won't earn brownie points in the white house. quote, by appointing so many acting chiefs mr. trump undercuts the senate's job of giving advice and concept on major appointments. overall the practice injects uncertainty and disruptiveness. and that sort of sounds perfect, right, for this administration on so many different levels. uncertainty, it's disruptive. if having active cabinet officials in all your agencies, just emptying out your ranks of senior officials, it does have the direct benefit of dodging the whole senate confirmation process, which is nice i'm sure. you don't want to both door have your employees that you think of as employees a appointees, you don't want to bother to have them vetted by any outside entity. also some people sometimes say things in confirmation hearings that congress holds them to once they're in place in that agency. you wouldn't want that. keeping these acting officials there and making sure there's no senior executives around them, it limits the ability of these age

carlos: hay que salvar a un perro que sabe hacer brownies. hay que salvarlo. ana: es un vendedor.on nosotros . como sabe, el caso de pablo lyle se complica cada vez mÁs. estamos afuera de la corte, donde precisamente hoy estamos a la espera de lo que va a recibir en este caso pablo lyle, como estÁ su estado financiero. tenemos a la abogada, maity. buenos dÍas. maity: buenos dÍas, karla. la audiencia de las y media a.m. se adelanto y fue las 9:01 a.m. que llegÓ el abogado y la fiscal valle, que se presentaron ante el juez pynes. vamos a lo que sucediÓ entre el breve intercambio de la defensa de pablo y el juez. querÍan poner una mociÓn para poder sellar los documentos financieros de pablo. Él no lo hizo y al final nos comentaba que no lo hizo porque el dÍa lunes se discutieron y se comentÓ lo que ya sabemos, que pablo ganaba mÁs o $-25,000 al aÑo, que en su proyecto Último habÍa recibido un poco mÁs. a las afueras, hablamos con el abogado de Él y nos dijo directamente cÓmo estaba pablo y dice que estaba muy triste, que no quiso hablar de la familia de pablo, de quÉ pasarÍa con el r

this is like the brownie. nice and soft in the middle. lemonis: it's delicious.ory: and sugar cookies. lemonis: is there orange in this cookie? orange peel? cory: it's a secret recipe. lemonis: okay. let me just tell you right now. lisa: oh, no. lemonis: if we do a deal, i'm gonna need to know the recipe, right? cory: yeah. yep. but you're gonna sign a contract. lemonis: oh, i'm gonna sign a contract? cory: mm-hmm. lemonis: okay. so three original flavors? cory: no. we actually have way more. lemonis: and where do you make them? cory: so we bake out of a commercial kitchen. lemonis: and what do you sell a dozen for? how much? lisa: $15. cory: three for $5. lemonis: so how much does it cost to make a dozen? cory: well, a dozen is around... i'm thinking, thinking. okay. okay. lemonis: you don't know. cory: i haven't studied yet. lemonis: how do you do in math at school? cory: i don't really like math. i just like counting money. lemonis: i like the fact that cory dresses the part, but he has to know his numbers. i always wanted to pull a red cart through the dealer

walking home with like all the brownies and cakes.ldn't shame him. >> no. >> he's going to get in shape. >> right. >> he's going to be great, all that running up and down the field. and he's a dad. seven kids? a lot of birthdays. and he's also going to birthday parties for his kids' friends. dad bod. >> dad bod, he's not mad. >> i'm defending my upcoming dad bod. >> i think what you just said is there's a reason why tom brady has a lot of super bowl rings and ryan fitzpatrick doesn't. i think that's what you just said. >> oh, that's exactly. >> that's what i'm saying he said. >> you can't have your cake -- >> and eat it too, ah, you did it, you did it. >>> coming up, the "jeopardy!" player who's setting new records every night. >>> plus an update on that plane damaged during takeoff and forced to make an emergency landing. federal officials reveal what happened. it was worse than first thought. >>> the bey-hive still buzzing this morning. the "homecoming" documentary came with a surprise and so many revelations. get in formation. we h

seed blend, tapioca, sunflower oil, spice blend, sea salt, pretty simple. >> almond flour in the browniers. we've gotten there very quickly. we are in 16,000 grocery stores which is up from 1600 just three years ago. we have grown our store footprint. maria: you were named to the 30 list how many years ago? >> last year. maria: congratulations on that. thank you for having me. maria: thanks for bringing these trees, yale law school under fire, the school excluding students who work at christian conservative organizations, the backlash right after this break. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. we're the tenney's and we're usaa members for life. call usaa to start saving on insurance today. maria: welcome back. yale law school accused of discrimination against conservative christians. cheryl casone on the story. cheryl: this trifts iis interes. the school reportedly excluding students who work at a christian organization f

. >>> do you have a browny time now for your morning market movers dom chew joins us now with more.wny, but i feel like before they took away my background it used to be the big sunshiney thing where i would sell breakfast things with jimmy dean sauce sajs now i have pops and drops. we'll kick things off with a couple notable facebook is up a percent or so in the pre-market on about 65,000 shares of volume the social media giant was upgraded by analysts to a buy. they had a neutral before. the target price also goes to 200 bucks from 175 they like among other things investors getting a bit more comfortable with the risks created by data and privacy concerns over at facebook as well as more stability and some of their usage trends. those shares up right now. also keeping an eye are shares of disney. up fractionally on just 4,000 shares of pre-market volume. analysts at goldman sachs reinstate thard rebuying house of mouse alongside a price of 142 bucks. given the fox acquisition and optimism about upcoming disney plus video streaming service half a percent there we'll end with a decl

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