buff with that, if you continue to conversate with these people. you will find the conversation is more about reforming as opposed to reforming. i think it's counter productive when we use that language. judge jeanine: it seems like the two of you have have is an indication that, you know, there is so much more for to us reach for. but god help nuts meantime. thank you d.a. anne marie shubert and mervin brookins from brother to brother. the liberal media is doing all they can to inflame the heightened tensions between police departments and their communities. we have the tape and joe concha to over. now back to judge jeanine. judge jeanine: the blatant bias of the mainstream media was on full display following the shooting in minnesota. cnn was at the forefront of spreading anti-law enforcement propaganda. don lemon hosted john thompson. >> you are right. there are just because you criticize and you want policing to be better doesn't mean you are anti-police. glad you took the pain of losing your friend and you turned it into something positive and

buff this is by design -- buff butthis is by design.plained last week how the media lies to you for profit. they use fear to control you. many of americans believe a pro-trump mob stormed the capitol on january 6 and murdered a capitol police officer named brian sicknick. >> a capitol police officer was killed by the mob withal fire extinguisher. >> they have beat a capitol police officer to death with a fire extinguisher. >> the officer brian sick pick? died after being hit in the head with with a fire extinguisher. >> the truth of who murdered brian sicknick, trump supporters. jesse: the "new york times" ran this headline. he dreamed of being a police officer, then was killed by a pro-trump mob. the pro-trump mob didn't kill anybody. brian sick pick? -- wine sicknick died of natural causes. he suffered a stroke a day after the riot. he was never struck in the head by a fire extinguisher. the the initial autopsy found no blunt trauma to the head. sicknick *'s only family begged the press to stop running the story because he called them

buff with that, if you continue to conversate with these people. you will find the conversation is more about reforming as opposed to reforming. i think it's counter productive when we use that language. judge jeanine: it seems like the two of you have have is an indication that, you know, there is so much more for to us reach for. but god help nuts meantime. thank you d.a. anne marie shubert and mervin brookins from brother to brother. the liberal media is doing all they can to inflame the heightened tensions between police departments and their communities. we have the tape and joe concha to react. now, simparica trio simplifies protection. ticks and fleas? see ya! heartworm disease? no way! simparica trio is the first chewable that delivers all this protection. and simparica trio is demonstrated safe for puppies. it's simple: go with simparica trio. this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures; use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. protect him with all your heart. simparica trio.

buff with that, if you continue to conversate with these people. will find the conversation is more about reforming as opposed to reforming. i think it's counter productive when we use that language. judge jeanine: it seems like the two of you have have is an indication that, you know, there is so much more for to us reach for. but god help nuts meantime. thank you d.a. anne marie shubert and mervin brookins from brother to brother. the liberal media is doing all they can to inflame the heightened tensions between police departments and their communities. we have the tape and joe concha to jon: welcome to fox news live, i am jon scott, a manhunt underway in austin, texas, authorities are looking for a 41-year-old man wanted in connection with this morning's fatal shooting of 3 people, police believe he shot and killed two hispanic women and a black man. the suspect is a former law ep enforcement officer. authorities are warning residents to shelter in place, they believe that suspect is armed and dangerous. >> in kenosha, wisconsin. a man faces one

buff with that, if you continue to conversate with these people.ou will find the conversation is more about reforming as opposed to reforming. i think it's counter productive when we use that language. judge jeanine: it seems like the two of you have have is an indication that, you know, there is so much more for to us reach for. but god help nuts meantime. thank you d.a. anne marie shubert and mervin brookins from brother to brother. the liberal media is doing all they can to inflame the heightened tensions between police departments and their communities. we have the tape and joe concha to you know when your dog is itching for a treat. itching for an outing... or itching for some cuddle time. but you may not know when he's itching for help... licking for help... or rubbing for help. if your dog does these frequently. they may be signs of an allergic skin condition that needs treatment. don't wait. talk to your veterinarian and learn more at itchingforhelp.com. ashley: welcome to fox news live. the south american country is one of the global epice

think that if the government should send people to or to do or to vaccinate they should concentrate on buffs. germany's among the countries sending urgently needed medical supplies as india comes to grips with the scale of the catastrophe. for more on this story i'm joined by professor of physics and biology at the shock university in india just last month the health minister said india was in the endgame of the pandemic today it's in global records infection so what's gone wrong i think no one anticipated that the last city in the speed with that. landscape in i think much of the increase in cases that we've seen beyond can be attributed to multiple knew of it in the u.k. and the new bit in court the 16 months in the state of. and different events across the country all of that seem to have taken up by the same time it's really the question of keith coming from the this is completely dismissing the public health system at the moment in the examples that you saw because a you are an expert in modeling infectious diseases when do you expect this massive wave to peak. most modest as if it will

celebrations and commiserations at the buff the film awards in london we unpack the winners and the losers the thrills and the spills with all film expert also on the show. a taste of italy just a stone's throw from the german capital. and it's w. noble that explores the german refugee experience in our series $100.00 german must reads. welcome to arts and culture the 74th bafta film awards have been virtually handed out from the royal albert hall in london there was no red carpet no live audience and the winners excepted from home but there was plenty of buzz the prizes were hotly contested but in the end no matter land almost swept the board winning best film best director and best actress joining me to talk about that and the rest of the night is off film experts scorch rocks. scott welcome now that was very strong competition for best film this year but the winner wasn't really a surprise nomad land has been cleaning up this award season at the golden globes produces scales etc etc but scorch was the result he were expecting. yeah very much i mean no man's land has been a huge favorite

material nothing then we read in the newspapers that buff and had opened a criminal complaint against2 of our reporters for doing their job. now it is true that some short sellers bet against the stock but that is not illegal what i don't understand is how baffin thought that we were conspiring with these people. i have literally no idea what baffin thought they were doing there was also an unprecedented ban on short selling. iffy loans and almost instantly financial regulator is investigating whether speculators who make money 3 for one price is on my account isn't a shift and has announced fine i'm short selling or what i want to caution and yes my footboard did react to india box office reaction really so does confirmation from the employees that all these rumors must be unfounded ston sign come to you buff and often reinforced my belief that everything was just fine in the front of the earth. i was driving back from santa barbara with my wife when it happened and i i actually couldn't believe something like that would happen i've been doing this for 5 decades and in all my years i

she's a movie buff. so the boyfriend said hey, let's go see a movie.he marquee is basically a proposal to her. congratulations to the happy couple. >> i love proposals. they have so much thought put into it. i hate the ones that are pranks. but this one, you did a good job, joe. >>> this next story, i'm going to give you a trigger warning. we have ptsd from the "ever given", and the suez canal. this is maybe how it should have been done. this is a brand-new, super yacht being transported in holland, trying to enter the north sea. but when i tell you the space was tight, that they had to use these pontoons attached to the front and back of it, right, they had very limited space. so the photographer captured the move. look at that. >> all angles. >> how stressful is that? >> that actually looks pretty cool. they did it, right? >> yes, i also want to know who's buying that super yacht, my gosh. and if you are, call me. let me know. >>> one last story before we go. who knew ducklings could actually use a life vest. >> oh, stop. >> a couple saw them struggl

it's that time again and film buffs are primed as we head into oscars weekend with many things of note this year including the most diverse group of nominees in history more on that in a moment and also coming up. scandal in germany after a group of activists staged an online campaign criticizing the government's further tightening of parole restrictions sarcastic and cynical videos have largely backfired. and in honor of world book day it's time once again to share our love of reading with another landmark german novel the hunger games all by nobel prize winning author. welcome to the show well it's quite a thing to have an academy award ceremony in the middle of a pandemic and especially strange to think that because of continuing lockdowns most of those films involved have never even made it to a movie theater streaming services have largely come to the rescue both as ewing platforms and as creative engines for some high class cinema here's an overview of the nominees. make with 10 nominations is technically the front runner at this yes i discuss david finch as black and white and t

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but he was a big history buff. so in 1961 was a civil war centennial he was determined we were going to leave our sacred home in new jersey at christmas time and take a little drive around. we went to the battlefields, frankly more civil wars than that. we get and he is enamored. i don't know what was going on in his head. but we go into the library or wherever the archives were, and he says to the sky i want to bring out jefferson's will. judge so-and-so like a guy he made up, right? judge so-and-so said i could come here and view it. the guy must be little also he said no, sir we cannot do that. we cannot do that we cannot bring out that. and he said will judge so-and-so said it was okay. finally the guy does do this. my father reacted and he framed it in five pieces and he put on his office wall and now it's on my office wall. i'm sure whatever they do now with jefferson's will is much better than what i have. [inaudible] that is a fun story speaks to the fact is instilled early on with the love of history and h

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rudy's enough of a star himself, he even receives fan mail from military buffs, like a 17-year-old hayest his dream is to acquire a collection of artillery, too. >> rudy inspired me as a young boy. >> you want to be rudy. >> [ laughs ] >> am i right? >> i liked those cannons, yeah. >> especially rudy's original napoleon cannon from the civil war. hayes finally meets rudy in 1971 at a gun show. did you bring up, "i'm the kid who wants the cannon"? >> oh, yeah, i brought it up to him. i made him aware that i would like to have the cannon one day. >> the two men hit it off, and become friends. >> he was a mentor. he took a fuse that was already lit, and he -- he made the fire burn a little bigger for me. >> i bet. unfortunately, all that time alone with his guns is time away from rudy's own family. how many hours are we talking about, that he spent with this obsession? >> innumerable. he would go to the shop, and we wouldn't see him until the next day.my skills come in -- i do things free-hand. a mind like i've got works 24 hours a day, and you can't create fast enough the things that come

but he was a big history buff and so -- 1961, when it was a civil war he determined we were going to leave our home in new jersey and drive around and we have that battlefield and he did frankly more civil war than that. but we get to charlotteville he's like e enamor but we were going into the library and wherever archives were and he says to this guy, i don't know. i want to bring out jefferson will i have a photograph. so and so like a guy he made up. judge so and so said i could do it and the guy must be -- you know a little also and he says -- this we can't do that we can't bring out that, and he says -- so and so said it was okay, and finally the guy does do this and my father photographed it and -- he framed it says five pieces, and he put it on his wall and now i have on my wall because, youy know, i'm sure any, whatevr they do now with the will and digitally it is better than what i have except that i have -- [inaudible conversations] yeah so --be that's a fun story and it speaks to fact that you were instilled early on in life with love of history in the humanity, and there

oscar gold, or prefer big budget blockbusters, how tomorrow night will be a celebration for all movie buffsthing's gonna stop us now ♪ >>> and a forecast of the fabulous fashion. our very own weatherman rob marciano getting a red carpet ready makeover live on the air. the countdown to hollywood's biggest night is on as we say -- >> good morning, america. ♪ ♪ >>> so he's gone from full beard to goatee. where are we going next? >> i don't know but he had like an evil laugh that came with it. did you notice that? >> salty sea captain isn't gone yet. >> that's just his laugh. >> that's right. >> just to be clear. >>> good morning, everybody. very excited for the oscars bash we've got planned including rob marciano's hollywood looks, it's an event so momentous that we have a countdown clock to the big reveal of rob's face. rob's shaving off his beard while we're live on the air. that's a live shot of him. >> wait a minute -- >> whoa. handlebars? >> freddie mercury is in the house. >> okay. >> wow, okay. >> we will rock you. >>> but first, we'll get back to rob shortly if you are interested, but

on minimizing the side effects by simulating moon missions down here on earth and also use special buffs to create the feel of weightlessness constantly and to plunge for us. right off the bat what can i say. it feels unusual i mean i really can't believe that this is what caused us feel when they you know float around a space station it's. it's amazing you know i was told that those who take part in the study the actually have to spend here inside this tub from 7 to 21 days and yes that means even eating and you're e-mailing another a fact of these conditions is that your body and your spine stretch out a lot of people they actually grow by 2 to 3 centimeters overall i want to say it's even relaxing if it's not for the cameras and you know and people who always stare at you. dry immersion in there of a neutral water snow can be fun in the beginning and i had fun that's for sure if i had the pleasure as they say words are pretty quick for one this might be boring because you know all you do is just float in a tub while scientists conduct their research and you know there's not so much to

buff there is no need to panic experts agree that any potential danger comes from exceeding the recommended limit by a considerable degree and on a long term basis still where you can avoid aluminum it's probably best to do so. do you want to lose some weight come on it's easy just eat less and exercise more that's the simple truth but what about all those cravings my personal tip is you need enough protein because it keeps you satisfied and gets you the nice feeling of being full and there are even some commercial solutions for that protein shakes so drinking shakes and losing weight could this be the solution we've taken a closer look. it sounds so easy makes a few spoonfuls of powder with water over a low fat milk drink it down and least wait. and it really be so simple to shed the kilograms. mommy on show it had seen lots of ads for weight loss and meal replacement shakes but doubted they would work she has been trying to lose weight for years with all kinds of diet eating more protein and less carbs and doing more exercise all failed to do the trick. so she decided to consult a nutriti

buff there is no need to panic experts agree that any potential danger comes from exceeding the recommendedlimit by a considerable degree and on a long term basis still where you can avoid aluminum it's probably best to do so. do you want to lose some weight come on it's easy just eat less and exercise my. more that's the simple truth but what about all those cravings my personal tip is need enough protein because it keeps you satisfied and gives you the nice feeling of being 4 and there are even some commercial solutions for that protein shakes so drinking shakes and losing weight could this be the solution we've taken a closer look. it sounds so easy makes a few spoonfuls of powder with water or low fat milk drink it down and lose weight . and it really be so simple to shed the kilograms. malyon show it's had seen lots of ads for weight loss and meal replacement shakes but doubted they would work she has been trying to lose weight for years with all kinds of diet eating more protein and less carbs and doing more exercise all failed to do the trick. so she decided to consult a nutrition sp

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minimizing the side effects by simulating missions down here on earth they also use special buffs to create the feeling of weightlessness. now reports. thank. you. i really can't believe that this is what caused the nuts feel one day you know float around a space station it's. it's amazing you know i was told that those who take part in the study they actually have to spend here inside this tub from 7 to 21 days and yes that means even eating and you're emailing. dry immersion in there of a neutral water snow can be fun in the beginning and i had fun that's for sure if i had the pleasure as they say we're pretty quick you know there's not so much to entertain yourself with on top of that the longer you expose your body to microgravity the more negative effects kick in. in space microgravity can have a serious impact on your body causing muscles to atrophy bones to lose calcium even your internal organs and eyeballs can change shape as far as a no vision also deteriorates if you stay in space for a long time. experiment takes place at an institute in moscow known for long term simulat

it's that time again and film buffs are primed as we head into oscars weekend with many things of note this year including the most diverse group of nominees in history more on that in a moment and also coming up. scandal in germany after a group of actors staged an online campaign criticizing the government for their tightening of corona restriction sarcastic and cynical videos have largely backfired. and in honor of world book day it's time once again to share our love of reading with another landmark german novel the hunger angel by nobel prize winning author tom miller. welcome to the show well it's quite a thing to have an academy award ceremony in the middle of a pandemic and especially strange to think that because of continuing lockdowns most of those films involved have never even made it to a movie theater well streaming services have largely come to the rescue both as viewing platforms and as creative engines for some high class cinema here's an overview of the nominees. manc with 10 nominations is technically the front runner at this yes i ask us david finch is black and wh

history and he wrote to martha and said this -- >> is wear nervous because i know peter is world war ii buff so i thought i hope he likes it. >> your book couple out right the beginning of the pandemic so you weren't able to travel for book tours but maybe you can get out to the reagan library. >> i would love to do that and be with everybody there. a fantastic spot. so i do hope that maybe we can do something in person sometime but i'm 0 happy -- >> i'd love to join you there. >> thank you so much. >> booktv with the latest mon fiction books and authors, funding comes from these television companies who support c-span 2 as a public service. >> tonight on booktv in prime time. financial analyst carry and linda killinger argue that the u.s. government some implement policies reprinting a repeat of the 2008 recession. law professor green looks at america's approach to individual rights and offers thoughts on how oh build a better system of justice. philosophy professor talk about free speech and the free exchange of ideas. and democratic senator tammy duckworth of illinois reflects on her life

initial sets off process of on droid devices users were not informed even if they location history buffs and disabled defeating another top call web activity would mean google could still collect their location data well that is not the 1st time the australian competition regulator on the tech behemoths clashed last year google along with facebook were obliged to pay to news organizations if their content was posted on their platforms well google has said it rejects this latest ruling on location data stating that claims by the watchdog were too broad not the judge's findings only concerned a narrow class of users the company said it's considering an appeal internet law expert on social media solicitor your colon assess the impact of the country's ruling. google doesn't care the company's filed to be compiled to move a police state google doesn't care about reputation because there is no real competition at all. google also doesn't care about a small a relatively small financial penalty because it's got plenty of money so the only way we can have google starting to care about this sort o

celebrations and commiserations at the buff to film awards in london we unpack the winners and the losers the thrills and the spills with our film expert also on the show. a taste of italy just a stone's throw from the german capital. and keeps deb you know avoided exposed to german refugee experience in our series 100 german must reads. welcome to arts and culture the 74th bafta film awards have been virtually handed out from the royal albert hall in london there was no red carpet no live audience and the winners excepted from home but there was plenty of buzz the prizes were hotly contested but in the end no matter land almost swept the board winning best film best director and best actress joining me to talk about that and the rest of the night is off film expert scorch rocks. scott welcome now that was very strong competition for best film this year but the winner wasn't really a surprise nomad land has been cleaning up this award season at the golden globes produces scales etc etc but scott's was the result he were expecting. yeah very much i mean no man's land has been a huge favori

i am a history buff, and i read history, and i was an independent all of my life until 2008. realized i sided more with some of the ideas of the democrats. you have conservatives. what about the conservative movement in 1953, pushing religion? rights? did you see the documentary, the family. guest: i have not seen a documentary. caller: i think you should watch it, because it is very telling. it tells you all about how a certain set of republicans, conservative, religious, which is in the constitution, no laws written, ok? freedom means freedom to practice your religion the way you want, if you want. freedom means if you are a lesbian, gay, lgbtq, whatever you call it, that is your right. host: we will let our guests respond. guest: all interesting points. i appreciate your willingness to buy and read my book even if you suspect you won't agree with it. to your point on religion, you say that the united states does not have any religious underpinning and you should be free to have any religion you want. let's not forget that religion factors into the declaration of independen

getting her 2nd doze means she's able to worry less about infecting her own family hot people with our buff in a bed it feels like liberation day so now i can really focus and taking care of my patients i am happy a glimmer of hope she says in what otherwise appears a very desolate situation jim duggan al-jazeera manila. i want you all deserve me sell romney or a binder of all top stories a u.s. police chief has testified against orders former officers who was accused of murdering george floyd on day 6 of the trial daria told the jury in minneapolis that during trayvon broke rules on respecting the.

buff until you take gun crime seriously.un owners are concerned it's nothing but white noise coming from the white house. that's my open. let me know what you have think on facebook page and twitter, #judgejeanine. if you liked my open, you will love my closing statement at the end of the show. especially tonight. first, radio host dana loesch joins me now. >> good evening, judge, good to see you. judge jeanine: one of the things joe biden talks about, he says gun violence is an epidemic. is it? >> what i think is an epidemic -- i love your opening statement, i say amen to that -- the epidemic we have is judicious rot and the inability to not only fully enforce the law and back those who actually implement and carry out and enforce the law that politicians write. that's what we have an epidemic of in this country. we had so many people across the nation. cities burned. democrats told them they were going to defund the police. now you have the nominee for atf director thought gun stores were not essential businesses and they

it's that time again and film buffs are primed as we head into oscar's weekend with many things of note this year including the most diverse group of nominees in history more on that in a moment and also coming up. stand all in germany after a group of actors staged an online campaign criticizing the government's plans or tightening of parole restrictions sarcastic and cynical videos have largely backfired. and in order of world book day it's time once again to share our love of reading with another landmark german novel the hunger games all by nobel prize winning author. welcome to the show well it's quite a thing to have an academy award ceremony in the middle of a pandemic and especially strange to think that because of continuing lockdowns most of those films involved have never even made it to a movie theater streaming services have largely come to the rescue both as human platforms and as creative engines for some high class cinema here's an overview of the nominee. bank with 10 nominations is technically the front runner at this yes i ask us david finch is black and white to the

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saw his confirmation in the employees that all these rumors must be unfounded storms i come to you buffand often reinforced my belief that everything was just fine. i was driving back from santa barbara with my wife when it happened and i i actually couldn't believe something like that would happen i've been doing this for 5 decades and get all my years i've never seen a single stock short sell ban imposed by a regulator. i thought it was beyond strange and a sign that things were terribly wrong. we needed to defend ourselves and potentially convince boston to remove the ban and then the other issue was part of why or card success was it painted hedge fund managers and short sellers as we were the criminals and we were just these these anonymous unknown figures with moving lots of money i thought that because of that it made sense for us to put a face to the short sellers and to say we believe that this is potentially a money laundering scheme. first interaction was of course on the public letter we had published on to boston regarding the short selling. interestingly just a few weeks a

was on bielefeld but plot buff dominated them from the start 3 goals in the 1st 20 minutes 1st trailed them below snapping a 15 match goal drought. then marcos to not have it less than 10 minutes later. handball by 1st down gave our set up plus 3rd after just 18 minutes. with tommy ben submarining doing the rest. continue the offensive onslaught after the break and below picking up where he left off. allison player completed the routes with 6 minutes remaining. gladbach to revive their push for europe while armenia bielefeld and common go back to the drawing board and maybe back to the 2nd division. better braman is losing streak go to even worse than when you and now with 7 defeats straight florian kobolds defense looked like swiss cheese once again this time around it was the old boy apollo who fill those gaps. and follow nets at a brace within 4 minutes he completed his hat trick of little over the hour mark. braman stay a go getter selassie managed to score in the 81st minute but the damage was already done. for him an awful in closer and closer to a relegation play off florian cop

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on the hollywood's biggest night let's bring in our resident movie buff scott rocks for scott tell us more about this best film why was wasn't so convincing apparently for the academy. yeah i think the no man's land was the big winner at the oscars because it really speaks to this moment in time i mean after the year of the pandemic i think a lot of people around the world but also in america are feeling vulnerable and maybe starting to question the assumptions of their life and that's sort of what no man's land is about it's about a woman who has lost everything and is living out of her van traveling around as a modern day nomad and i think after this year that we've been through that a lot of people in the academy who voted for the oscars really felt something felt in touch with with this story and particularly with incredible performance by frances mcdormand. little surprise that she wanted any surprises the other when is this you. well the very big surprise came at the end now in an unusual move the oscar organizers put the best actor prize at the very end usually that's reserved

his style of dress when he was on his northern tour was not a military uniform, but it was buff britches and a dark coat. a big hat of the revolutionary style, which we have in our collection actually. and there's a wonderful story i'm going to share because you've given me the opening. that hat is very napoleonic, very big wide brimmed hat. we've made a reproduction of it for our interpreter jay harrison to wear. we were contacted recently by the connecticut historical society about borrowing the hat because the american school for the deaf in connecticut was founded during monroe's tour in 1817 and he visited there. and they did not have a sign in american sign language yet for president. so the stories related to us is the sign was created that day and this is still today the asl sign for president. it's this. and the story is it's because of the hat he was wearing. i wish we could claim we made that up. we didn't. the story was brought to us. we're about to loan the hat for that purpose for that school. i think it's a wonderful visual image that has helped influence something that ha

buff i read a lot of reviews. and a number of them seem to be bringing up the adjoining door, connecting the rooms, and the ring that she wore. it seemed to be creating a relationship between the father and daughter. >> yeah. so this is -- i struggle with -- in some talks, i have talked about that. in others, i haven't. there are many odd things about the family. and one that seems to particularly grab people's attention is the way in which the house has no fewg -- feng shui. there's no central hall. what that means for the upstairs, is the bedrooms open onto each other. and at the time of the property dispute, to which i had alluded, it either raised the tension in the borden household or created some new grievance, borden's lock and move furniture to separate lizzie's bedroom from the parents' bedroom so that -- now, for example, if you were going to the house, which is a b&b, you can walk from the front of the second floor to the back. but then you would not have been able to because the doors that separated th