is divided into women 's men's among men, the best has already become 22 times local resident chris anderson, both winners, despite the difficult task , quickly coped with it and received their prizes unscathed. well, that same cheese, of course, but, by the way, cheese and, in general, all fermented milk products cannot be made without sourdough, but she is missing. says to manufacturers. but this is not a reason to refuse cottage cheese yogurt or fermented baked milk, they can be easily prepared. oksana serova will tell you how i bought milk the day before yesterday. it sour this homemade cottage cheese recipe. zoya nikitichna found out more than half a century ago, a neighbor said. she is the only owner of a cow in the area, then she shared her milk. today, of course, you can buy it in the store. and then everything is very simple to say muscovite, milk should stand for a couple of days, then it needs set up a water bath. cottage cheese. we have warmed up now, we will discard it, discard it , pour the bag, that some water has come down there, and we have cottage cheese left in the bag for

this year's winner, chris anderson, 23 times one before, a broken wrist, bruised kidney and a concussionl or amber heard? hard to say. stood up the jury, they were asleep. the composition saying getting too old for this. anyhow, another word, it's all downhill for here. tickle me to say, here's your joke, punchline on twitter, #2 coming tuesday, don't look it up. why are skeletons so call him? ♪♪ >> you made it to tickle me tuesday. why are skeletons so calm? because nothing gets you were their skin. >> next time you need a dad joke, come to the king of dad jokes. i got two great legs to stand on. >> i love you triple-j . thank you for watching the best hour of your day. tomorrow night. senator mike lee. scott horton, holy underwear. >> it was a massive engineering project. >> required precision. >> everything has to work correctly. >> total secrecy. >> holding the secret for a couple of years. >> how they built more powerful weapon on earth,

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number one overall pick at an advantage that the launch pad the afford, top level basketball, chris anderson reports the orlando magic select palo band, kara hollow burn kara, was a man dressed to impress on the biggest nights of his basketball career. so for the teenager from seattle is heading to the old limbo magic as the surprise number one overall pick at the m b a draft. the 1st 2 years of his contract, we'll see him earning more than $20000000.00. this is one of best moments in my life. i am super excited and i couldn't be happier. you know, to be a member in orlando magic. this isn't even a dream. i feel i this is like a, a fantasy like i dream of being in ambia. um, but being an m one overall pay you notice is crazy clay with traveler's. select abroad jane. he's joining an elite list. look, ron james was inside pick in 2003 layer. the draft is an annual event when teams from north america, hopefully get the chance to select new players from us colleges, international competitions, themes that fail to reach the playoffs in the previous season. get to choose 1st. i'm going to go earli

today was the deadline and the warriors are not extending qualifying offers to tuscon oh anderson or chris that makes both players unrestricted free agents. toscano anderson, the oakland native, we went to castro valley high school was in the final year of his first full time nba contract was a solid contributor during the regular season, but saw little playing time in the playoffs. check this out time on a wednesday night, the brewers in st petersburg and the rate randy arozarena hits a shot to center. brewers jonathan davis after it extends for the catch. and you heard this sound when it hit the wall hat that went flying, not the ball. david stayed in the game for the final out of the inning, but then left with discomfort in his lower back and rib cage. i guess the cash milwaukee was a 5 to 3 winner. and this fan in arizona gets the moment all fans await foul ball right to him. no one to fight against food in hand, not hit that hard. nothing oh, so close and you don't think his buddies are going to let him live it down. now they're gonna good dude, how could you buying rounds all night?

. >> and senator chris murphy is joining anderson tonight. thanks for joining us.residency of donald j. trump knows that he lies and lies a lot. what we learned today from the sworn testimony of those who worked closely with then-president trump is that they knew he lied just as much as we thought he did. the former president of the united states lied about nonexistent election fraud before, during, and after the 2020 election. he lied despite being told again and again and again that it was not exist ant, that there was no widespread election fraud by the people around him, his

. >> and senator chris murphy is joining anderson tonight. thanks for joining us. "ac 360" begins now. >>> good evening. any fair minded person who has followed the life and presidency of donald j. trump knows that he lies and lies a lot. what we learned today from the sworn testimony of those who worked closely with then-president trump is that they knew he lied just as much as we thought he did. the former president of the united states lied about nonexistent election fraud before, during, and after the 2020 election. he lied despite being told again and again and again that it was not exist ant, that there was no widespread election fraud by the people around him, his supporters in the white house. they were telling him, using many different kinds of words, that what he was saying was a lie. he lied in an effort to stop the counting of ballots on election night and to later cast doubt on their validity. and allegedly he lied in pursuit of a quarter billion dollars in campaign donations to a fund he lied about the very existence of, an election defense fund that

chris poliquin, is based at the ucla anderson school of management and has written extensively aboutou know, they might make some difference. although several of these provisions are modest, this bill is the most significant change in gun control on the federal level in decades and many of the provisions go far beyond token gestures so, expanding background checks to include juvenile court records, implementing red flag was on the family and friends to take guns getting court orders taken away from dangerous individuals. the new prohibitions on domestic violence offenders from purchasing firearms and others could go some length to saving lives. w, . , ., ., lives. saying that they do not no far lives. saying that they do not go far enough. _ lives. saying that they do not go far enough, what - lives. saying that they do not go far enough, what do - lives. saying that they do not go far enough, what do you l go far enough, what do you think the ideal situation would be that he has in mind? how far would he wanted to go? i be that he has in mind? how far would he wanted to go?- would h

chris, we learned more about the threats of violence. we don't have his -- okay, we're going to skip -- i'm going to toss to anderson. g chris krebs in, in a second. >> live tv, it's really joyful sometimes. with me now to talk more about the threats and fears of violence, kathleen ballou, author of "bring the war home, the white power movement and paramilitary in america" an associate professor of history at northwestern university. kathleen, you've been focused on this for a long time. i'm wondering what you make of this moment that we're in, in which turning to political violence, making threats is not just becoming normalized, it is normalized. you have, you know, this disgraced politician greitens making an ad talking about hunting rinos, republicans in name only. have you, in all the years you've been researching this, have you seen anything like this moment we're in? >> you know, it struck me today listening to shaye moss' testimony to the commission about her experience of being harassed and intimidated and how one threatening message she had gotten was lucky this is 2020 instead of 1920. i mean as a historian

let's speak to chris poliquin, assistant professor at the ucla anderson school of management.how much difference do you think these reforms will make? you know, these reforms will make? you know, the miaht these reforms will make? you know, they might make _ these reforms will make? you know, they might make some _ these reforms will make? you know, they might make some difference, . they might make some difference, although several of these gun provisions are modest this really is the most significant change in gun control at the federal level in decades. many of the provisions go far beyond token gestures, so expanding background checks to cover juvenile court records, providing new funding to states to amend red flag laws that allow family and friends to get court orders taking guns away from potentially dangerous individuals, and also new prohibitions on domestic abusers purchasing firearms, and i think all of those could go some to saving lives. ~ , �* _ , lives. when president biden says the don't lives. when president biden says they don't go _ lives. when president bid

chris kristoffersen lifetime achievement award. only three other artists thernd ho earned this honor, loretta lyn, bill anderson an willy nelson also honor spot in nashville song writers hall of fame brings us to our next piece of country music news this morning. beyond a reasonable doubt the list of 2022 nominees were revealed shania twain, brad paisley, hillary lindsay and kurt africa kurt franklin. they released their first big track 20 years ago they will be announced in august >> cool. >> let's get to it "who's the boss. you watched the show >> tony and sam are set to return in a reboot of the hit '80s sitcom norman lire is going produce the sequel series about a widowed father turned house keeper tony danza and alyssa milano will reprise their roles this will pick up the story 30 years later but now the family dynamics will be flipped with samantha living life as a single parent and even though she's all grown up, we hope that not too much has changed because we're going to need more of these father/daughter moments we used to get back in the day >> i remember. wow. wow. wow. >> one more wow you're getting an italian chaperon

chris. >> that's it for this episode. we'll be back with another sho this is meetings of the rec and park commission call the roll. >> commissioner anderson

anderson. >> yeah. pamela brown, thank you so much. back now with the team in new york. chris you make of this? >> well, you know, there's been reports that members of the trump world view this with some anxiety. when the story first broke on tuesday, i reached out to somebody who had worked in the trump campaign, not in the trump white house, who said that they -- until that story broke on tuesday -- had had no requested that alex holder was running around the white house and then subsequently mar-a-lago talking to trump and key figures, and they had no idea what had been said. you know, there's nothing that we have heard so far from these clips that's anything even approaching a smoking gun, but we don't know what we don't know, and so obviously, it's a little concerning when there's the possibility, at least, of a criminal investigation and prosecution of what are some of these people saying and that they said on video to this fellow. one other point i want to make. you know, these depositions that we have been hearing these clips from during the hearings, at some point --

question, tonight, anderson, what did the president at the time not do and what does the committee tell us about that? >> thank you very much, going to our team here in washington, chrisallace, they see this as opening arguments, building their case. how important do you think it is for them in the first night to build an overarching picture of the totality of the case? >> i think that's important but i also think it's important they do something to say to the viewing public, wow, this is a big deal and you're learning something that you didn't know before. look, i agree with everything that has been said so far, january 6th was a dark day in our democracy, anything that could be done, i care less about what happened. i feel like i know what happened on january 6th but anything that can prevent it from happening again is worth while but having said that, i'm kind of sceptical about what we're going to see tonight and over the next couple of weeks? >> because so much was out there already? >> couple of reasons, first i think the committee fell pray to terrible hype, terrible overselling, you got jamie raskin, one of the members of the committee saying this will blow th