>> carol: oh, yes.nny carson was on. >> stephen: sure, sure. >> carol: i would be nervous. he kind of made me nervous because when you sat in that chair, you had to score. i am not a stand-up or anything. i thought, what am i going to do? i decided i didn't didn't tell johnny, that i would be the world's worst guest. [laughter] so -- >> stephen: i shudder to imagine. >> carol: i get on the show and this was years ago and he said "i'm so glad you're here, carol. i understand you just moved out from new york but that you were raised here in hollywood and then he went to new york a and i are back in california again. are you thrilled about that?" and i said "yes." and then he said... he said, "wasn't betty grable your favorite movie star when you were growing up in hollywood?" i said "yes." and then he said "i understand that you bought betty grable's old house, so you're living in it." >> asked. "he said, did you everything think that such a thing whatever happened to you?" i said "no." of course he caugh

oh, here comes carol.s going on with this foot medicine, but i swear to god, i just saw my hand go through the back of a chair. (gasps) ("werewolves of london" by warren zevon playing) ♪ you better not let him in... ♪ pete? pete: you... you can see me? (all screaming) carol's a ghost! (screaming continues) (grunts) come on, baby, let's go! let's go! oh, jay? (gasps) right. so, couple things. uh, carol died in the kitchen. also, sasha and nico found the body, thought that you killed her, and now think that you're gonna kill them to tie up the loose ends. we would have loved to have given you a heads-up, but we really didn't want to be a distraction. you're welcome. oh, that lady is strong. i can't believe you guys. huh? did i choke on a doughnut hole? well, that would be ironic. you don't even like doughnut holes. i don't like doughnuts. doughnut holes are made from their own material. i'm out. isaac: well, that party ended fast. yeah, it's weird. once you tell people the coroner's on the way, they tend to

carol burnett is one of them.awards, the grammy, the tony, the mark twain prize and the presidential medal of freedom only begin to tell the story of burnett's impact on american culture over her 70 years in show business. "the carol burnett show" made her an icon. nearly half a century after the end of that program, the 90-year-old remains every bit a star. now in the apple tv+ series "palm royale." carol and i got together for a "sunday sitdown." ♪ good morning ♪ >>> it's such a thrill, carol. the story of carol burnett's long and legendary career begins at the movies. ♪ good morning to you ♪ >> my grandmother and i would save our pennies and go to the movies. that was my outlet, my fantasy, watching mickey rooney and judy garland up there singing. i was so naive that good things would happen, because they always happened in the movies. so i never doubted that i wasn't going to somehow succeed. >> success came first on broadway and then famously on television. >> i just couldn't resist -- >> where "the carol bur

for analysis was bring in carol natalie -- let's bring in carol natalie. is a key assumption that opec-plus and cuts are extended. what is your view? carol: if we look at the forecast from the beginning of the year we conceded been changing numbers and becoming more bullish, gradually increasing forecasts. they said the market would remain comfortable and now they are talking about the market being in a deficit, not much happening in terms of being worried. the main assumption is opec-plus will maintain cuts, which have been extended. there is a big if. iraq is one of them, the uae could be one as well. what is your expectation as to whether the group can hold the line? carol: they are not doing a bad job you think about the damage that the departure of angola caused. the previous d -- discontent within the organization, they are getting away with small production without breaking quotas. a rack struggled -- iraq struggled but what matters are the big players like saudi arabia and russia. they hold the whole group together, opec-plus. i'm concerned about d

. just in regard to carol's condition, you think she is beyond — to carol's condition, you think shee d'wit was still at the scene when the police arrived. he'd helped the baxters with some it work and become a friend, but all the while, he'd been planning their murder. chelmsford crown court was shown this document, a will created by luke d'wit the day after the couple's bodies were found. it left him in charge of the company set up by carol baxter. i'm going to have to arrest you, mate, all right? and that's on on suspicion of murder. when police arrested d'wit, they found quantities of the opioid painkiller fentanyl, the drug used to kill the couple. in all my years of policing, luke d'wit is one of the most dangerous men i have ever come across. i have absolutely no doubt in my mind, had he not been caught, he would have gone on to kill further people. stephen and carol's son said their family would forever be punctured by the gravity of d'wit�*s actions. luke d'wit will be sentenced on friday. graham satchell, bbc news. last night we reported from the frontline of the civil war

carol (clapping.) . okay. >> a couple of more 13shgz next up you're newist commissioner long term colleagues use to be union representatives in 2021 and met him an interim at chinese for affirmative action now own the commission and a a city commissioner and works and zoo now and we're reconnected and pleased to welcome him up here thank you. i first fall want to thank the mayor for the foresight and the introduction of this and such a great friend and tloeshd me over 20 years you made the big time carol. >> that's awesome i want to let you know i'm the newest city council and we have the people from all walks of life nice to have a career center ms. defining the ms. maland for everyone whether in the bayview or chinatown or on the west side of the city i wish we had our career center hear when i was employed that might have helped me with my lifetime skill set but want to say as commissioner my commitment to accordingly to work with you and to streamline the civic civic center commission and i will work

i say, we sing carols, carols, you don’t know anything, said grandfather, wait, after 5 minutes he took star, and we walked around the house, with grandfather, it means that with my husband, the bear, and my mother, we were so two funny dolls with her, and then no one celebrated christmas anymore, somehow this it wasn’t our holiday, but, it turns out, everyone is celebrating, in the house, it turns out, everyone’s house is covered, grandfather sang carols in russian, in ukrainian, and under prutkin’s door he sang in, probably idesha, or something, well... in general, he sang a carol in hebrew, and prutkin’s door was not opened, five minutes passed there, prutkin’s wife calls and says, sergei vladimorovich, was it you, he says, no, it was me, of course, they say, but we thought it was a pogrom, so we didn’t open, come in, it means they were handing out candy everywhere, so here i am the first evening, i remember, we were received by komarecka’s daughter. our entire entrance sat down at her set table, everyone gathered with these, that means, bags of what, they conjured up, every year we

carol, what the of his skin. carol, what the heck of his skin.hat saying? that was saying? because i listened full report listened to the full report earlier he actually said to listened to the full report earlpresentere actually said to listened to the full report earlpresenter ,actually said to listened to the full report earlpresenter , it'sially said to listened to the full report earlpresenter , it's noy said to listened to the full report earlpresenter , it's no bigid to listened to the full report earlpresenter , it's no big deal. the presenter, it's no big deal. and then then proceeded to and then and then proceeded to make deal of the colour make a huge deal of the colour of this guy's skin. i don't care what colour your skin want what colour your skin is, i want to know he's going to change to know how he's going to change the basket is now the basket case that is now wales and has been for years and nothing mentioned about nothing was mentioned about that. he himself was talking about history about his colour, saying history has . no i

three zoos with three controversial owners, joe exotic, doc antel and carol besky. joe exotic started his career with juggling and performing animal shows, a strange man who decided to build his own private zoo an empty plot of land in oklahoma in 1999. now the vastness and facilities of his zoo are the talk of the town, a zoo that is considered a place for him to socialize with his favorite animals. the relationship between him and his tigers is a strange one, a relationship that encourages visitors to pay a significant fee to watch it. at joe's zoo, getting close to the animals. is normal thing, touching and caressing them is considered a part of the visit, and he himself participates in it. his armed employees are either busy taking care of the animals or protecting them 24/7. on the other hand, joe also runs an internet program every day, a program that, along with several music albums, has managed to attract... the attention of his fans, i wake up, i go to work, but every day i get someone trying to slam me down back in the dirt, i don't care, his products stor

versus joe exotic and dock antel is carol baskin. woman who calls herself an advocate of animal rights and has established a complex in the state of florida to keep fellady. baskin's complex is a collection of fillady who, for whatever reason are unable to return to nature, animals that have been abused by people like exotic and other private owners. baskin's controversial fight with exotic and mental is also about the same issue. during the past years, basken has been following exotic step by step. his employees like secret agents, monitor the movements of exotic and his group to prevent their shows. sending emails, visiting in person and persuading people to reject exotic and his group are considered basken's works. basken has accused exotic of illegal buying and selling violence, murder, breeding and making money from animals, accusations that have been brought to official authorities, authorities that are going to approve a controversial law against people like exotic and antal. big cat public safety act would end the ownership of big cats as exotic pets and prohibit exhibitors fro

now let's get you straight back to carol and . carol and. >> hello and welcome to britain's news on gb news with andrew pierce. and just about carole malone, because she said, and i had to nip out. she did have to nip out. >> i had to nip out to the loo. >> i had to nip out to the loo. >> now that was the make or break budget. but what you break budget. but what did you do it didn't do it very do for you, it didn't do it very much. know, your paper said much. you know, your paper said it today, you know, we needed pirates six, but we didn't get in. and as paper quite in. and as your paper quite rightly pointed it said rightly pointed out, it said if this been government that this had been a government that was and if it had was like steady and if it had been like in charge and controlling, it wasn't an election it would controlling, it wasn't an electiprobably it would controlling, it wasn't an electiprobably a would controlling, it wasn't an electiprobably a woulisound have probably been a good sound budget, boring, isn't it? >> it was bori

back with us former federal prosecutor carol lam. carol, you've been reading through this filing.t's quite a substantial filing. what are your takeaways so far? >> yeah, and, jose, so what this filing is is the response from the new york district attorney's office, which is prosecuting this hush money case against former president trump. and what this pleading does is it explains to the judge the efforts that the district attorney's office made in order to comply with its what's called discovery obligations with respect to the former president. so michael cohen is going to be a big witness for the d.a.'s office in this prosecution, and recall that back in 2018, michael cohen was convicted. he pled guilty and was sentenced by the southern district of new york, which is the federal prosecutors, not the state prosecutors in new york city. now, what happens is in the course of the investigation in the federal case, they develop, of course, a lot of investigative evidence, witness interviews, phone records, bank accounts, that sort of thing, and a lot of that may be relevant to michael

it's just i mean , it is so i mean, carol, mean, it is so i mean, carol, i'm just sharing. imagery of loved ones that have survived cancen loved ones that have survived cancer. sadly, some of them haven't , but the cancer, you haven't, but the cancer, you know, diagnoses now science and medicine etc. has evolved so much more now, hasn't it ? much more now, hasn't it? >> it has. and it's partly we're all living longer and cancer is predominantly a disease of older people. but as you can see with kate, she's not an old woman. she's 42. so it does affect young people , cancer research uk young people, cancer research uk calculated it affects 1 in 2 of us now. and, you know, i've been a consultant for over 40 years and i've never seen so many people get cancer as now it's just part of the ageing process and part of the fact that our, our lifestyle is not the greatest, i guess. >> indeed. and it's really tough because, i mean, you know, it's very clear here that, the princess wants to have her privacy respected. we're not going to find out about the type of cancer, the stage of

. >> mueren tres personas baleadas afuera de un concierto de la cantante carol g.Íctimas mortales, estÁ una embarazada. cargamentos de la primera pÍldora anticonceptiva que no requiere receta mÉdica, va en camino a las farmacias del paÍs. veremos cuÁnto cuesta y cuÁl serÁ su rango de efectividad. [ininteligible] >> este comentario tiene a karin leon lo tiene envuelto en una polÉmica. elian: buenas noches y muchÍsimas gracias por acompaÑarnos. cientos de damnificados por las nevadas en las montaÑas de california han pasado ya gran parte desenterrando sus casas. maity: asÍ es, trabajores tambiÉn limpiaron las carreteras y han estado intransitables por las gruesas capas de nieve. en algunos lugares alcanzaron hasta 10 pies de altura. elian: y el mal tiempo se estarÁ prolongando hasta el miÉrcoles, aunque no son tan agresivos los prÓximos dÍas. tal y como nos informa jaime. jaime: canciÓn ciempiÉs de nieve dejÓ la tormenta invernal que este fin de semana sepultÓ bajo un frÍo manto blanco gran parte de la sierra nevada de california. fue una ventisca que no paraba, seÑa

it's just i mean , it is so i mean, carol, mean, it is so i mean, carol, i'm just sharing.th imagery of loved ones that have survived cancen loved ones that have survived cancer. sadly, some of them haven't , but the cancer, you haven't, but the cancer, you know, diagnoses now science and medicine etc. has evolved so much more now, hasn't it ? much more now, hasn't it? >> it has. and it's partly we're all living longer and cancer is predominantly a disease of older people. but as you can see with kate, she's not an old woman. she's 42. so it does affect young people , cancer research uk young people, cancer research uk calculated it affects 1 in 2 of us now. and, you know, i've been a consultant for over 40 years and i've never seen so many people get cancer as now it's just part of the ageing process and part of the fact that our, our lifestyle is not the greatest, i guess. >> indeed. and it's really tough because, i mean, you know, it's very clear here that, the princess wants to have her privacy respected. we're not going to find out about the type of cancer, the stage o

now we have got daily express columnist carole trade carole malone.party mep beunda also got ex—brexit party mep belinda de lucy. i'm going to go to you first on this carol, and just ask whether or not you think that the quote unquote muslim vote is going to be seismic at this election , george seismic at this election, george galloway saying essentially it's going to be the muslim election? >> excuse me? i mean, i think that's exactly going that's exactly what's going to happen. game today happen. you saw his game today and been and all the clips we've been showing he's he's showing you know, he's he's actually places actually named all the places he's going to field a candidate. and oh, he and i know people say, oh, he never long. and palm. never lasts for long. and palm. but he's going to long but he's going to last long enough to damage this next election. i think labour could be him because they be done for him because they have of two things be done for him because they have you of two things be done for him because they have you know, of two th

carol (clapping.) . okay. >> a couple of more 13shgz next up you're newist commissioner long term colleagues use to be union representatives in 2021 and met him an interim at chinese for affirmative action now own the commission and a a city commissioner and works and zoo now and we're reconnected and pleased to welcome him up here thank you. i first fall want to thank the mayor for the foresight and the introduction of this and such a great friend and tloeshd me over 20 years you made the big time carol. >> that's awesome i want to let you know i'm the newest city council and we have the people from all walks of life nice to have a career center ms. defining the ms. maland for everyone whether in the bayview or chinatown or on the west side of the city i wish we had our career center hear when i was employed that might have helped me with my lifetime skill set but want to say as commissioner my commitment to accordingly to work with you and to streamline the civic civic center commission and i will work

. >> reporter: another woman bit by the wine bug was jessica carol founders of jmc sellers. >> i am a complete wine nerd and geek. >> reporter: carol's life was heading down a whole different road. >> my degree is in civil engineering and i worked as a transportation engineer for over six years. i did road design. >> reporter: carol felt most transported working behind the bar at the tasting rooms working her way into the cellar. >> i started and have never looked back. turns out i really enjoy the science and art combination that happens in the wine industry. >> i get excited finding a grape i've never heard of that i do oddball ones like peller son. >> reporter: the creativity extends to photography she uses for labels. >> once i have the label concept. >> reporter: when the winery she was closed carol took a leap of faith and opened her own winery run entirely by women. >> we hit the three month mark last week. i believe the state average for female winemakers is 15%. >> reporter: in livermore that number is double. it includes winemaker like rosa and alia founder of the free range

and i do want to read this statement from the carol stream police department as well, saying the carol stream police department is devoted to respecting human life and will continue to listen to the concerns of our community during this trying time as the family and loved ones of mr. goodlow navigate the tremendous grief that comes from the loss of a loved one. we offer them our most sincere condolences on their loss. we appreciate the public's patients and understanding as this investigation progresses, the men and women of the carol stream police department are committed to the full independent investigation of this incident. they say there'll be providing the results of the independent investigation to the public as soon as they are able we'll be back in a moment of greatest stage they talk >> about for a lifetime, regrow the trip the tv progressive makes it easy to save with a quick commercial auto online so you can get back to your model strict to-do list. really get a quote, progressive commercial.com >> dot com's bad dad holding back only were ambitions all in one low fixed rate

very concerning stuff , carol. it's very stuff, carol.>> you would think he had nothing think about . you nothing else to think about. you know, is a basket case. know, scotland is a basket case. currently it's services currently it's health services and education services and a mess. education services and a mess. education services and you know, he and a mess. you know, he promised to change promised he was going to change all came power. all that when he came to power. he's economy he's done nothing. the economy is he's talking about is a mess and he's talking about non—hate hate crime. i mean, it's just stupidity. i non—hate hate crime. i mean, it'sjust stupidity. i mean, it's just stupidity. i mean, there's a serving, there's a serving. >> scottish msp who's a tory up there who said something along there who said something along the lines of , excuse me, being the lines of, excuse me, being non—binary is like you know, you got no more right to say that than you got to say i'm a cat or something. i'm paraphrasing what he said there, a

yeah, yeah >> and the maddest rizz of all, carol burnett. >> jimmy: oh, carol burnett.d just like - >> jimmy: yeah >> i don't know what i was doing. i just like -- i just dropped. >> jimmy: good, yeah >> and she was like, "this woman's insane." but she was so sweet but we did a table read of the first episode. and if you -- you -- if you -- when you watch -- when you watch the show >> jimmy: yeah >> you'll see that carol doesn't have a lot to do >> jimmy: you could say it >> in the -- >> jimmy: she's in a coma. >> she's in a coma >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah [ laughter ] so she -- you can say it she doesn't have a lot to do no >> i know. it's so -- but so -- but she came to the table read she has no lines, and she came to the table read to like moan and groan whenever they would cut to -- they would cut to -- they would read the stage directions and then carol burnett -- >> jimmy: you're kidding me. >> no, i'm not and i don't know i didn't even know kristen that well, and i think i was squeezing her underneath the table like, "what -- how is this our life? >> jimmy: yeah

essentially, that's how i see it. >> and, carol, i ..._ >> and, carol, i mean, it. >> and, carol, i meant's been outlined is, is, is, is absolutely chilling because we see this now in all areas of life where you are expected to be a politically in lockstep to whatever the authority any authority figures within any given can believe. given institution can believe. what happened to diversity? what happened to living in a plural society in a liberal society? >> exactly . and what we're >> exactly. and what we're finding certainly with training courses , is that the trainees courses, is that the trainees are expected to conform to this worldview. if any of them try to speak up their silence and they're told they have privilege and they must shut up and so they're not actually getting a proper training, they're actually downgrading expertise . actually downgrading expertise. they're told we are going to be non—exec . that's lived non—exec. that's lived experience of mental health is considered more important, a quality to have in order to work with people with mental health problems than havi

jean carol. over the weekend and once again, just this morning trump insulted carol ann coulter c accusations fault so trump is perpetuating propaganda about his perceived enemies, something you don't do from a position of strength or until things are on your side. remember on friday trump posted hungarian mind -- prime minister viktor orban at mar-a-lago. >> we kept in touch, nobody that is better or smarter. he is fantastic. >> he can say this is how it will be and people do it? that is great. the guy trump is praising is the same person who dismantled democracy in hungary which by the well hasn't had a free and fair elections since 2010. a guy who created his own court system with crackdown on the freedom of the press openly admitting that reshaping the media helps him maintain his power who has left no space for challenge, that's how dictators keep control so it is pretty easy to appear dominant when you make the rules in your favor. here is the thing. they are not tough, they are desperate a

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oh, god, i forgot. >> right, carol, who's your >> all right, carol, who's your greatest right?ns schoolgirl briahna somehow briahna grey. she has somehow found meet up and found the courage to meet up and work the of work with the mum, of the of scarlett jenkinson. is scarlett jenkinson. this is scarlett. one of the girls scarlett. was one of the girls who who murdered you who who murdered brianna. you know, she's showing a total lack of hatred bitterness. she of hatred and bitterness. she said, know that she can't said, you know that she can't feel hatred for of the feel hatred for any of the jenkins family. feel hatred for any of the jenkins family . they have to jenkins family. they have to live with what's happened and she's through now. she's going to work through now. i'm sure i could what i'm not sure i could do what she's i think she's doing. i don't think i have the heart or courage to have the heart or the courage to do it, thank god there are do it, but thank god there are people this world. people like her in this world. all pressed time. all right, bit pressed for

carol, help! i don't know. carol, hel! ., idon't know. carol, hel! ., ., carol, help! good morning.carol, help! good morning. some of us are going to _ carol, help! good morning. some of us are going to get _ carol, help! good morning. some of us are going to get wet _ carol, help! good morning. some of us are going to get wet today. - carol, help! good morning. some of us are going to get wet today. if - us are going to get wet today. if you are in the east it is fairly cloudy and it is murky. there is a weather front stock there and it will be stuck there most of the doubt. drierand brighter in will be stuck there most of the doubt. drier and brighter in the west. but even here it is not bone dry. we have got a weather front producing this cloud, murky conditions on the coasts and hills. it will never be too far away. we have a line of showers are currently endorsing the channel islands. they will be pushing in towards the south—east through the day. some will be heavy infantry, possibly even get as far north as the midlands a time. towards the west, we have showery rain moving to

>> you. time and carole malone. >> it's you. time and carole malone. >> it's nice you. time and caroleto you. time and carole malone. >> it's nice to be you. time and carole malone. >> it's nice to be back. you. >> it's nice to be back. >> it's nice to be back. >> right before we to you >> right before we come to you two, got to listen from two, we've got to listen from defence grant shapps. two, we've got to listen from defspoke grant shapps. two, we've got to listen from defspoke to grant shapps. two, we've got to listen from defspoke to gb grant shapps. two, we've got to listen from defspoke to gb newsnt shapps. two, we've got to listen from defspoke to gb news exclusively . he spoke to gb news exclusively. he spoke to gb news exclusively. he urged trump not to cut he urged donald trump not to cut aid ukraine wins the aid to ukraine if he wins the next election. here he is. >> well, look, i think it's undeniably a more dangerous world. got in world. we've got a war in europe. we've a conflict in europe. we've got a conflict in the middle east. you've the the middle east. you've seen

i'm not carol. >> i'm not. i'm not carol. >> right.ve iceland. in these days, you're going to have maddox. iceland. in these days, you're going to have maddox. god, iceland. in these days, you're going to have maddox. god, yeaheland. in these days, you're going to have maddox. god, yeah ..and. david maddox. god, yeah. according to research, it seems that some people want to do away with the cross design and move to tick. to a tick. >> instead published a research. >> instead published a research. >> results surprised us. >> the results surprised us. >> the results surprised us. >> i bet it did. we're putting it to test by trialling ticks . i it to test by trialling ticks. i am boycotting bonds. >> i'm boycotting their buns . i >> i'm boycotting their buns. i go to iceland if i die there. but i would boycott it. >> it's actually a far more a far more important easter story as far as i'm concerned, is the story that people are paying 50% more easter eggs. oh yeah, more for easter eggs. oh yeah, and that sort of size and that and that sor

thank you, carol.rked closely with the rolling stones taking enough pictures to fill a whole exhibition, which is now opening near hastings. 0ur reporter piers hopkirk was given a sneak preview. 1981 and ahead of a giant us tour that was to gross more than $50 million, the rolling stones gathered in massachusetts to rehearse. we'd had a call saying, "do you want to go and do some work with the stones? they're rehearsing near boston and it's all secret. but we could get you out there for a few days." so brian aris was afforded a glimpse, offered only to a trusted few — behind the scenes with the stones. but suddenly, at dinner at eight, nine, ten o'clock at night, they would arrive, have something to eat and then become the rolling stones. and i think to see that was, you know, it was a privilege, really. i thought, this is crazy. i'm sitting on the floor in front of one of the biggest rock and roll bands in the world and there's no one else here. brian built up a rapport with the whole band over the ye

thank you. >> welcome. >> thank you supervisor and carol the executive director for the department of emergency management and we are here we know to talk about the idea that requested starting in august of 2022. and this was i really want to acknowledge the work that was put into this and especially and want to thank dan and then the entire team for they're true thoughtfulness and diligence in the way they approached this um, this work. the entire team, you know, this is very serious kind of heavy work that the team does and question proponent the way you all xroechd that and want to thank my colleague chief nicholson and her team in particular for their commitment to collaboration and coordination and corresponding across city department is not easy we made difficult decisions together over the last year or so and, you know, we are swimming in the same direction at that point and grateful to the partnerships. we are here today to spotlight a key question of the audit with the cooperation and the response services and answer questions you may have after the presentation. um, you know

carol: that's right. dollar-yen exchange rate is fairly valued given the very positive interest rate differentials between the u.s. and japan and also the global equity market performance. so unlike some boj officials, dollar-yen is in line with its fundamentals. however, if the bank of japan does tighten policy in coming months, perhaps as soon as this upcoming meeting in two weeks time, i think dollar-yen can have more downside potential. i think the extent of dollar-yen downside will likely depend on how far the bank of japan is willing to take rates up and we are now forecasting the bank of japan will tighten policy 2.5 percent by july of 2025 and that is a bit more aggressive than what the market has priced in. i think the risks are skewed to be more gradual based on recent comments by the bank of japan officials. the risk is that the dollar-yen may be struggling to sustain a recent rally of the bank of japan policy tightening. haidi: the other major event we are watching is the ongoing national peop

thank you. >> welcome. >> thank you supervisor and carol the executive director for the department of emergency management and we are here we know to talk about the idea that requested starting in august of 2022. and this was i really want to acknowledge the work that was put into this and especially and want to thank dan and then the entire team for they're true thoughtfulness and diligence in the way they approached this um, this work. the entire team, you know, this is very serious kind of heavy work that the team does and question proponent the way you all xroechd that and want to thank my colleague chief nicholson and her team in particular for their commitment to collaboration and coordination and corresponding across city department is not easy we made difficult decisions together over the last year or so and, you know, we are swimming in the same direction at that point and grateful to the partnerships. we are here today to spotlight a key question of the audit with the cooperation and the response services and answer questions you may have after the presentation. um, you know

thanks very much, carol. let's talk about some i much, carol.o up and pay in anything is good and quick and better and then we had real problems this week. yes. quick and better and then we had real problems this week. yes, how much do you _ real problems this week. yes, how much do you rely _ real problems this week. yes, how much do you rely on _ real problems this week. yes, how much do you rely on paying - real problems this week. yes, how much do you rely on paying by - real problems this week. yes, howl much do you rely on paying by card, and even _ much do you rely on paying by card, and even not — much do you rely on paying by card, and even not your card, but the payment — and even not your card, but the payment system for your phone. well all of that— payment system for your phone. well all of that revealed how much we relied _ all of that revealed how much we relied on — all of that revealed how much we relied on it— all of that revealed how much we relied on it when those systems failed _ relied on it when those systems failed. notju

su regreso a la actuación con la miniserie en la que comparte escenas con estrellas como carol burnett noticias, telemundo, mediodía con nicole suárez y octavio pulido. muy buenas tardes, gracias por acompañarnos en noticias telemundo mediodía. nicole suárez tiene el día libre. iniciamos con información de esta tarde en una noticia de última hora. el juez que lleve el caso de interferencia electoral en georgia desestimó 3 de los cargos penales contra donald trump. el fallo de scott mcafee determinó que 6 de los cargos de la acusación contra trump y algunos de sus coacusados, incluido su exjefe de gabinete, mark matthews y el abogado rudy giuliani, y carecían de detalles tanto trump como los coacusados, incluidos giuliani y el abogado, se habían declarado no culpables. en este caso. entre tanto, hunter biden, hijo del presidente joe biden, se niega a asistir a la audiencia pública en el comité de supervisión de la cámara de representantes, prevista para el 20 de marzo. en una carta dirigida al presidente del comité, sus abogados señalan que tanto ellos como el propio hunter biden deben

we were so excited to have carol roth with us today. my name is wayne winegarden am a senior fellow with the pacific research institute. for those who aware pride, we're a think tank advance free market policy across a number of areas health care, education we have a whole new free cities project. you can learn about all of these and more at pacific dot org. okay. i just mentioned today really honored to have with us a new york times bestselling author and as she to say, a recovering invest ment banker, a carol roth. and we will also welcome your questions. so please any questions you have for carol about fantastic book please and to those in the chat box and we're going to try to get to those at toward the end of our are our together and carol you know you've written really what is an incredibly it's an important book it's provocative it's also especially the title it's terrifying and you will own nothing but the book is you really just also correct me if i'm wrong the point of the book is you're trying to help people be aware of these