you saw, you know, how, excuse me for the expression, how the ship is going on, how is everyone chris takeyou tell me how you kept her a small child for a day. you didn't even care where your two boys were found. and you kept it for a day, now slow down, and an hour at night, when she walks the sunflower, and you went with him. wait a let go of your hand, comrade. here is lenin. you are now screaming she and she and so, and i she is a bad wife right? yes, i never say. you said the kids are not yours. today only put ottsepish. let go, what are you. so, yes, i'm your filthy. i'm a stinking louse, god, i'll eat you until you die. try, but you know me, you know, you have to get in line. you know how many people galina wants to eat during the time when ksenia lived with you son-in-law often came no, only phone calls, but comes at night. yes, when the children are sleeping, when everyone is sleeping, she falsely called an ambulance on us three times, for example, by phone. she once told him to finish eating. leave us alone, don't call again. denis has a temperature. all this takes not on his own

chris kolber will take a closer look at the story in our business. bolton and that is up right after the so. so make sure to stay with us for that. and in some whatever you turn in policy, germany says it will now send heavy weapons to ukraine to help fight off rushes invasion. a u. s. let meaning of defense and military leaders on tuesday, german defense minister christine alum, bray said, germany, what supply 50 of escape pod, anti aircraft systems, also known as cheat us. the decision follows weeks of internal strife and sharp international criticism. regarding berlin's previous reluctance to send heavy weapons and moscow, meanwhile, un secretary general into a new terrace, used talks with president vladimir putin to repeat his call for a cease fire. the un chief said the to reached an agreement in principle to evacuate civilians from the besieged city of mario paul. earlier quoterush held what he described as a very frank discussion with the russian foreign minister. the meeting in the kremlin was eagerly anticipated, but at least one thing was settled at the get go. quoterush go

and chris wallace may take over on chris cuomo's spot on cnn. all of the shows will be replaced by this for the final week. >> oh, man. >> yeah. >> dana perino, you are the business mind. they say it was a bad business model. no it was a bad product. cnn is only worth it when it's free. remember when you got a fake magazine with fake articles. that's what cnn was. >> you can't get away from it. in the airport avert your eyes. you will turn into a pillar of salt. >> greg: or boredom. >> the business division, warner brothers discovery, it was part of at&t and spun off. they merged with discovery just 2 weeks ago. why did they launch this sack of [bleep] right before the merger? the thinking had to have been we have to get this thing out because it buys us a year of life. they had no idea that the management of the new company would come in and can it approximatelied. -- immediately. get it out or they would nuke it. after 2 weeks you have to get out of here. they wanted people to pay $6 a month to watch chris wallace interview people we thought w

. ♪ >>> chris, chris can chris take a picture of me and lydia as we come back with the sun behind her yellow triangular sign. thank you. okay. here we go. okay. i mean, to be honest i'm not totally aclone because somebody is clearly shooting this i love the desert scenes i'm alone in the desert who else's footprints are those, one of those things. but, look, this is pretty cool. it does feel pretty cool to be walking -- i'll tell you this i have a lot more fun walking forward than the camera person is walking backwards, i'm sure. was that a groan? >> yes, it was. >> we went from japan to vietnam. that's when things started to kick in to a different gear. >> my good friend philippe hold called on me semiunexpectedly. we're ready for our adventure. >> i joined them on the first trip in vietnam. and it was enjoying himself and being less cynical. >> floating starbucks. double latte mocha chino, please. it's great. kicks the shit out of starbucks. . i love street flam maybe it's a thing like when you meet the love of your life for the first time. she just unsplikably feels and smells just

. >> sean: chris, your take. >> welcome at the left has done something quite brilliant the last 30 yearsd up ideology starting in universities, graduate school of education where all the public school teachers are trained and then straight into the k-12 curriculum. what you see for example, evanston, illinois, they take ideology of theory and down to kindergarten, first grade to the point teachers are actually having -- >> sean: chris, is that what they call it, you are saying that is the name? ? >> that is the theory of academic discipline and they distill it down to be transmitted to people as young as four and five years old. they are having students -- >> sean: why would they use majority up like that as part of the curriculum and why wouldn't people at be upset at that labeling? i would think they would be. >> it is not. historically, they do make active left is taking it and turned it into its own theory. but what is happening is these ideologies are going down to the youngest ages because they believe if you can start kids normalizing pronouns like the come of them, tree, all thes

goals in each half from marcus tavernier and riley mcgree saw chris wilder's side take all three pointsh two games to go. 2019 championjudd trump will face three—time winner mark williams for a place in the world snooker championship final. that's after trump won the last eight frames of his quarter—final against stuart bingham having been 8—5 down in the early session. 47 year old williams is through after he overcame china's yan bingtao 13 farmes to 11. ronnie 0'sullivan also looked his place in the semi—finals. he finished with a break of 126 to beat scotland's stephen maguire13—5. if 0'sullivan wins the title it'll be his seventh, which will take him level with stephen hendry as the most successful player in the tournament's history. we all aspire to be like stephen. he set the benchmark for everyone, davis did but he took it to another level, were alljust trying to be... stephen is the all—time legend for me, greatest player. there is a one—man dominated the spot like tiger woods said. it’s one-man dominated the spot like tiger woods said.— tiger woods said. it's a different level.

chris, tara. the underlying question though, is, is this council? is it likely to help shift india s stands towards russia? i mean, india is foreign minister says the country is prepared to take a much bigger role in global affairs. well, chris, as i see it this, and each one seems to have twin objectives. one is a close to 2 to give the necessary push to the long term india, your trade relationship, which has been as, as wonderland mentioned, which has a lot of potential that is get to be unlocked. and of course, in the immediate term, it is aimed at attracting india to sort of reconsider is downs towards russia. as far as the ukraine water is concerned. whether it will have that effect on the situation on the ground in new delhi or not. that remains to be seen so far. the indications from delhi have been that there has really been no reconsideration of the standing. yes, pretty much in the same position as, as it has been since the february end. chris, the one that calls her relationship with india as it seeks to strength and ties with partners other than russia and china. what is india looking for when it comes to the huge r o? well, chris india has been looking at the you

i'm chris and taking a live look. >>outside mount tam a little hazy as we look across the bay this morning, we want to get you a full check of our forecast of kron on meteorologist john shrable standing by. john, i know we're going to what hit the 90's later this week. >>90's. yeah. and it's not just inland snow. well, it's also like in areas like oakland, right along the bay. >>so, yeah, it's about to feel like summer. i feel like winter didn't happen. we just had spring. >>and now that it's actually spring, it's going to be some or all of a but we're not going to stay that way. which is a bit of good news in today by no means is going to be our hottest day either. in fact, it's kind of cool out there. your view outside of san francisco right now, we are seeing some of that low cloud cover gradually clearing things are going to start to get brighter. now most of us are still in the 50's, although san mateo nevado conquered brentwood all back into the low 60's. so temperatures are definitely moving as skies clear out.

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perspective on that a coming up next, unfiltered, he had as they slap heard round the world and chris rock taking like a champ at the oscars but why take a slap, but the best fighters in the world, here next with some hands-on tips, you with some hands-on tips, you don't want to a band of brothers, finally reunited after 30 long years. use beenverified to search for the people you miss. you might just find what you've been missing all along. beenverified, know better. dan: welcome back to unfiltered, listen i don't watch for shows, but most everyone can we could not get away from them saw the infamous will smith slap and chris rock at the oscars but you know, couldn't he have safely defended himself and here to demonstrate a few ways to do just that is world renowned fighter brazilian judicial instructor and entrepreneur as well, welcome to the show and thank you for joining us. .guest: what a pleasant think yu for having me on. dan: well yeah i'm so glad you're here so you come from a family of some of the finest fighters in the world and your instagram account is priceless self-defense tips and

. >> chris, take a picture of me and lydia come back with the sun behind pointing up the mountain towardgular sign, thank you. okay. here we go. okay. i mean to be honest, i'm not totally alone because clearly somebody is shooting this. i would love the desert scenes, i'm alone in the desert. but who else's foot frinprints those, one of those things, but look, this is pretty cool. and it does feel pretty cool to be walking, well i'll tell you this, i'm having a lot more fun walking forward than the camera person is walking backwards, i'm sure. [ laughter ] was that a groan? >> yes, it was. >> we went from japan to vietnam. that's when things started to kick in to a different gear. >> my good friend felipa, phoned me semiunexpectedly last night. ready for adventure? >> i joined them on this first week in vietnam and he was enjoying himself and being less cynical. >> hey, floating starbucks over here. i want my double la latte mochaccino, please. oh that's great. kicks the shit out of starbucks. i love vietnam. maybe it's a fair-minded thing like when you meet the love of your life for the

take me at my word. kristen: we want to see that. thanks, chris. dan: across the bay, the a's have their home opener tonight. the team kicked off their season on the road. kristen: now they are home, taking on the baltimore orioles. dustin dorsey is live at the coliseum where fans are ready for tonight's game. dustin: that is right, we are all excited here. you see the fans lining up behind me to get into the coliseum this evening. it's the first time this season that they's will be playing baseball here in oakland. obviously there has been a lot of question marks this off-season of where the future will be for the a's. right now, nowhere is better than home sweet home. every beginning brings along new opportunities. a chance to make future memories, remember past history, and celebrate the present gift of opening day. with two years of pandemic baseball, the homeowner for the oakland athletics is extra special for fans. >> would last year being kind of wacky, this will be my first tailgate since 2019. >> that's why mike was first in line for the ta

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chris. and, look russia's plan fails to take the city.their plan b failed which was to bomb the cities into submission. so now they're on the plan c. which is basically the veterans of the donbas. the position applies helicopters, materials close to the forces to lower the mistakes that they made in the opening days of the war. so, i think it's incumbent on the, west on the united states to continue to arm and train the ukrainians so that they could continue to hammer the russians and drive them out of the donbas. i can't see a settlement of the situation with out or russian troop on any -- >> one of the places we are watching chloe ambassadors on the -- plus remaining ukrainian soldiers who are held up in that old steel facilities. they're also civilians there. can they hold out? >> i don't know, i mean, two weeks ago i was talking to the very senior of the ukrainian official and they thought that mariupol was going to fall in a day. so, the fact that we are still talking about mariupol not being in russian hands, i think is an incredibl

believe, and i hope that this meeting with the president, by mar, driven president and chris prisons. lensky are going to take place in next coming days or weeks here in q. okay, we will leave it there. vladimir kitch, go in, keith, thank you. thank you very much, and please keep supporting us. thank you. you're watching d w. news. here's a reminder of our main stories. u. s. president joe biden has approved $800000000.00 an additional military assistance to ukraine. the package includes heavy artillery as the country prepares to defend against a massive russian assault expected in eastern ukraine. ukraine says, ukraine said, well that's it. from the services of technical issues here. ukraine says it's missiles have not the flagship of russia's black sea fleet. out of commission. russia has only acknowledged that fire on board seriously damaged the missile. fraser. well that's it from me for this hour of next. he told you business with stephen beardsley and remember you can get older latest news on our website, dw. gov, talk. com. i'll be back at the top of the next hour. take care. ah ah, what does war do to

goals in each half from marcus tavernier and riley mcgree saw chris wilder's side take all three points table, two points adrift of the play—off places with two games to go. 2019 championjudd trump will face three—time winner mark williams for a place in the world snooker championship final. that's after trump won the last eight frames of his quarter—final against stuart bingham having been 8—5 down in the early session. 47 year old williams is through after he overcame china's yan bingtao 13 farmes to ii. ronnie o'sullivan also looked his place in the semi—finals. he finished with a break of 126 to beat scotland's stephen maguire13—5. if o'sullivan wins the title it'll be his seventh, which will take him level with stephen hendry as the most successful player in the tournament's history. we all aspire to be like stephen. he set the benchmark for everyone, davis did but he took it to another level, were alljust trying to be... stephen is the all—time legend for me, greatest player. he was the tiger woods of smoker. it's a different level. it's an honour_ it's a different level. it's an

chris bassitt. the first hit he's ever gotten on his birthday. giants take the lead off of chris bassitt, who took the loss. the carlos rodin opposition looking better -- acquisition looking better and better. fewer than 3000 fans in oakland. nice catch by that fan. scoreless in the fifth. kevin gutierrez up the middle. elvis andrus cannot come up with it. cedric mullins gets another grounder to andrews. a high throw. stephen gets hurt when mullins runs past him. baltimore winning 1-0. sports on abc7 >> that will do it for tonight. thank you for watching. >> all of us, we appreciate your time. on jimmy kimmemememememememe "rust" that killed a cinematographer, the production company is facing stiff penalties. >>> plus the moment a commuter fainted and fell under a train, her miraculous story of survival next. you're watching "world news now." cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy.

chris bassitt. the first hit he's ever gotten on his birthday. giants takewho took the loss. the carlos rodin opposition looking better -- acquisition looking better and better. fewer than 3000 fans in oakland. nice catch by that fan. scoreless in the fifth. kevin gutierrez up the middle. elvis andrus cannot come up with it. cedric mullins gets another grounder to andrews. a high throw. stephen gets hurt when mullins runs past him. baltimore winning 1-0. sports on abc7 >> that will do it for tonight. thank you for watching. >> all of us, we appreciate your time. on jimmy kimmel, nicolas cag >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, nicolas cage, vanessa bayer, and music from noah cyrus, with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. thank you. very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. [ cheers and applause ] thanks for watching, for joining us on a high holiday if ever there was one. it's 4/20. do you know the origin of 4/20? it's kind of interesting. in the '70s in

havets not confirmed it around lawrence jones lj was atnc chris rock's show last night and talked to attendees outside of boston's wilbur theater. >> take a look.oo okay,k. what did you think aboui what we lovenk? chris rock, who was hysterical, didn't get into the whole thing with crtv with will smith. i was a little disappointed he didn't bring up the whole wilesmith like scenario, but he would have talked about it more a little bit. but i sayay>> i'm not doing anyo nothing special. so he wanted to kind of work the that but it was right. i expected that he would write something nice for it. he would just lay something out. do you w thinkt. that is the rit route to go? not even addressing it really. he said he wanted more time topr process. yeah. you knowocn i mean i can't get n his head. i thought that i had to respect his decisions. i think all the hype, those r built up random made it even a better show regardless ofdl the fact that he didn't talk about ites. >> it was a reaction. r he is the host of crosscountry lj. the man himself was back along with leo to point throw. you know i love chris rock. i like dave chappelle. i like lar

applause ) but, it does-- see, that's-- that's-- ( applause ) but this does prove one thing: chris rock can take a punch. i mean, we're the same age. he's 57 years old, and a comedian-- look at this: pow! chris just shakes it off with one step! will smith trained for months to play mohammed ali. i have met will smith. okay, i have spoken to the man right over there. he's got a hand like a flank steak. ( laughter ) if will wanted to hit somebody, he should have picked on somebody more appropriate, like jason momoa, or, or liza minnelli. ( laughter ) at this point-- at this point, she's clearly unkillable. she is-- she's going to live forever. ( laughter ) today, we learned-- and i can't believe this. this shows what a big guy he is. chris is not pressing any charges, okay. but of course, this is hollywood, and there are rules. you can't just storm a stage, physically assault someone, on-camera, and then go back to your seat. there have to be consequences! like winning the oscar for best actor and receiving a standing ovation, then partying all night! who says hollywood sends a bad message to our

they all need to step up and make sure that they are taking care of these people. >> chris smalls, an your victory and thank you for your time tonight. >> absolutely. thank you, any time. >>> coming up, all the former president's disgraced men. why are we whitewashing exmembers of the trump administration and their records? >>> first, richard lui is here with the headlines. >> good evening to you. some of the stories we're watching, a manhunt is under way for a deadly mass shooting in downtown sacramento, california. multiple shooters opened fire early sunday, killing six people and injuring 12 others. investigators confirmed a large brawl did take place shortly before that shooting began. >>> the senate judiciary committee will meet tomorrow to vote on judge ketanji brown jackson's nomination to the supreme court. a vote by the full senate could happen by the end of the week. >>> and beloved actress estelle harris has died. best known for her rolls on seinfeld and the toy story series. her family says she passed away from natural causes. estelle harris was 93. more of "the mehdi has

tonight, i'm standing in boston in front of the wilbur theater where chris rock will take the stage yet again, i went to both shows last night erin and in second show, he said he and will smith have not spoken which is shocking to know he has not apologized directly to chris rock. >> thank you so much for your reporting, and thanks to all of you, "ac 360" starts now. >>> good evening from ukraine, john burman here, significant day at the start of what could become a critical point in the war, we will certainly ask military analysts tonight but some of the sides playing to even civilian eyes. ukrainian troops defending kyiv, continue pushing russian forces away from the capitol, even as a portion of the pentagon says, about 20% leaving on their own, some withdrawn from the chernobyl disaster site north of the city, the company running it says russian troops dug trenches in the highly contaminated isolation zone, received what it said were significant doses of radiation and quoting now, panicked at the first sign of illness. cnn cannot independently confirm that but imagine the effect on

chris, how is your vacation? >> it was amazing. let me just, say quick plug, hot take, grand canyon, truly all inspiring. it is true with they say, you can't overhype it. doesn't capture it and photographs. you get there, it is a profound and overwhelming spiritual experience. totally so great. loved it. >> i completely agree. i will say, the first time i ever went to the grand canyon, i was driving cross country, i've been up for several days, at least, it felt like that at the time. i was like, grungy and an showered and hungry and cynical and it was like a weird time of the morning and i was like, i really don't want to do this.

what is your biggest take away? chrisat a point where the maturity and the ecosystem where the most important thing is figuring out how to enable institutions and the next wave of consumers to enter the ecosystem and use the rails of crypto in ways that are safe and legal. i am encouraged that there are -- there is so much discussion there. >> thank you both. coming up, more on meda earnings results. did the social media giant just turn things around? it will not be so easy. more on that next, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i think the cycle here between investment and meaningful enough revenue growth to be profitable will be long. i think it will be longer for reality labs then for a lot of the traditional software we built. >> mark zuckerberg here -- and i want to get to met as with the company at a more users. i want to see if the company is really turning itself around for the long term. last quarter, the first use here, they grow, what is your take away? >> it is a good sign, especially given what happened last quarter but

chris rock. meanwhile daniel radcliffe taking a more infamous stance. i'm so dramatically bored of hearing peoples opinions about it i just don't want to be another opinion adding to it >>> finally, this one is for all the stylers out there. ♪ we know it's not the same as it was, as it was, as it was ♪ >> there is harry styles' catchy new single it dropped overnight and called "as it was." it was directed by up-and-coming ukrainian filmmaker. his new album harry's house is out may 20th >> he's one of the few artists that i really the moment i hear something, immediately i want to go see the video because it's always so clever i wonder what's going to be this year's "watermelon sugar." >> you know who else has that one, tayloswift.r major setbacks. where russian forces are heading as president vladimir putin continues to ard air strikes targeting ukraine's capital. thousands of renters in california no longer facing eviction. last-minute extensions state leaders passed. and it's taking years to complete, but starting today, san francisco residents could

as they were talking, chris was -- he was being very dismissive of those options. and they said, you know, would you like us to takeion? and he said no. he said no. >> reporter: the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences, said in a statement wednesday they asked smith to leave but he refused. >> i said, rock has made it clear that he does not want to make a bad situation worse. that was chris' energy. i cannot speak for chris. his tone was not retaliatory, his tone was not aggressive or angry. >> reporter: a source familiar with the matter tells abc news the final decision whether smith was going to be removed from the ceremony or not rested with the academy. smith, of course, stayed and went on to win best actor. >> i want to be a vessel for love. >> reporter: tonight, will smith resigning from the academy after facing a possible expulsion, saying in a statement, i betrayed the trust of the academy, i deprived other nominees and winners of their opportunity to celebrate and be celebrated for their extraordinary work. i am heartbroken. rock is known for his sharp comic wit, poking fun at sacred cows and publi

and what if chris wallace well, post reports he might take over . t chris cuomo is 9:00 p.m. slot on cnn, which now sounds like a form of community service. but the good news for cnn plus subscribers, all the shows willo be replaced by this for the final week. itit was pretty full homema and once we digest that , it'll be indistinguishable from the rest of cnn plus. a so dig in the business mind here. i don't like it when they're saying, oh , it's a bad business model. a bad product. cnn is only used when it's free . it's's like that in the sunday paper you get like a fake magazine. it was like it was like a circular that it had fake articles around the advertisements and it would be great. that's what cnn was. it just ended up in your house. you had no idea how it got there, but you can't get away with it. been airportom everywhere is lie avert your eyes, your lot's wife. you're going to turn toar a pillar of salt or boredom. exactly. the business decision is to get in the weeds so warner bros. discover warner bros. don't get in the weeds, please. okay, all right. quickly so

anna: maybe ira winning and chris maybe not, but it takes us back to where we started the program, thesetrasting views about one are we topped out on rates and whether they go higher. if you think that they do that is not a great set up for risk assets which is what vanke of american strategists are saying, 75 basis points in redemption, only getting started. or if you think that rates have peaked, then there is room for risk assets to rally, or maybe it is more of a u.s. story and u.s. stocks are vulnerable considering that they have been a haven. kailey: we also have to think of u.s. stocks in the context of earning, while we have a broader picture of monetary policy we will get more micro news when some $8 trillion in four companies will be reporting. you have apple, and amazon's so it will be interesting to see how much that matters in an equity market that seems laser focused on how easing or tight monetary policy is. anna: the bank of america story went on to point out that they see that u.s. equities have attracted 100 billion dollars of inflows. that is the sort of set up to the

. >> chris is going to take a hard look and obviously it does report. but he's leading up the team that's going to come up with a more thoughtful approach to mitigation based on the lessons learned of even just you know this year. >> they are is a successful mission in syria we talked about and president biden want to make sure there was no civilian harm. that lesson was learned and they know where to go. >> absolute does and if he can get his hands on the elite me he will get his hands on it and the secretary is directed is to be as open-minded and is curious as we can be to get better at this. no other military works as hard as we do to mitigate civilian harm and yet we still cause it and we are going to be nothing but honest about that and -- >> jen's question about the training and you said earlier it's not training the classic sense and part of it is by u.s. forces. i found it an interesting word to use. communications between people [inaudible] so could you drill down a little bit on is there no outright training in the classical sense that people

michael: the target -- chris: the tar heels take on the winner of this one, kansas and villanova.ormick slams to have his 25. villanova got within six but the jayhawks hold on. the 30 foot dagger. kansas wins 81-65 and they will play in their first title game since 2012. the sharks hosting the stars on the ice. score is 90 seconds into the game. dallas scored four straight. enjoy the rest of your sunday. liz: let't a out. we are waiting for that heat wave. lisa: we have to wait a couple days because there is a weather system to the north that will keep the temperatures in check. we will see some very windy conditions at the coast. here is the front offshore and as we zoom in, you will notice it is a quiet start to your sunday. temperatures are ranging from the low 40's in the north to the low 50's in oakland. 53 in san jose. that brings us anywhere from two to six degrees warmer from oakland, livermore and san jose. partly cloudy this afternoon. sunshine, seasonal temperatures into monday and then we are looking at that summerlike warm up for the middle of the week. once again, hi

> giants at mets brandon belt celebrating his 34th birthday and have yourself a birthday fellas takes chris deep to right and into the 3rd deck. that was having a really good season. 4th home run. he's raking 4, nothing. now is 5, 2, in the 8th. wilmer flores showing his hops. makes a nice stab at it. and the ending. it also saved 2 runs in the process. giants win 5 to 2. they will go for the series split friday afternoon in new york. great bounce-back win after they lost the double header a couple days ago the a's hosted the orioles game 3 of their 4 game set top of the 5th. no score. kelvin gutierrez grounds. it elvis andrus. i got to make that play can hang on to it all trickles into center field. a run scores. baltimore takes a one. nothing lead on the air and that air will prove to be costly. bottom of the 8th oakland threatening runners at the corners. no outs, but orioles bullpen. they were nice strikeout, strikeout and the ground out. oakland waste a golden opportunity to orioles blank days. one does it aes will look to win that series on friday. all righty. that is your look at spo

chris , that your take? well, the left has donehe something quite brilliant in the last 30 years. they've createdon a transmission belt of these ideologies starting in the universities. thencr going into graduate schools of education where all of our public school teachers are trainedescati, then straigho the k through 12 curriculum. so what you're seeing, for t example, in a placece evanston, illinois, they're taking the ideology of theory and they're distilling it down to kindergarten first grade to the point where evertz and teachers are actually having these kids s and what they actually call it.a you're saying that's a name that is the name of the theory of the academic discipline. and what they do ishe they distill it down soor that t can be transmitted to people as young as four and five years old . and in evanstonn they'reou. actually having students use itr as part of a curriculum. and why wouldn't people w be upset about that labeling? i would w think they would be . it's not historically the kind of academic left has taken that former pejorative, turned it into owned it

look at get he takes chris bassitt about 40 home run of the season. he is just raking in the early going of the year. now it's 5 to an 8th. wilmer flores athletes makes a nice stab at it. that end the ending. he also saved 2 runs in the process. giants win 5 to 2. they go for their series split tomorrow in new york. thanks. recovery. after being swept in the double header, the a's they host the orioles game 3 of their 4 game series. top of the 5th. no score. this was going to hurt kelvin gutierrez grounds it elvis andrus can't hang on. trickles into center field in the run comes into score for more takes a one. nothing lead on that air. bottom of the 8th oakland threatening with runners at the corners and no outs. but the orioles bullpen held it down. strikeout strike out ground out. >> and the a's missed a golden opportunity. orioles blake, them one zip aes will look to win this series tomorrow. some nba playoffs. check this out. game tie with 0.9 on the clock. joe. well, and be the process. >> it is good. that gives philly the lead and ultimately th

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take. well mr. chris, on topple us. i want to go to you now. india is not the only country that's tried to reiterate that there neutral in this russia, ukraine conflict. do you think it's fair to say that the u. s. is trying to pressure these countries to 2 sides. mr. chris and topless can hear me well, looks like we've lost the former greek ambassador there, but if he comes back we'll show him on the tv. so up anyway, i said, mr. softball can no, i guess i'll bring the question to you instead it do you think it's hypocritical, that the u. s. decides who it should, which to tell people who to align with and whom you see united states has gone to the spirit of you, the naturalism, especially after the collapse of the soviet union. and they did exactly what they wanted in various parts of the go. but then they suffered reverse after it was including in iraq and then in have gone to star. and the moment is over. but now with the country in ukraine. and the fact that this has to consolidate the atlantic unity and nato, and

. >> no one talked about the fantastic job chris rock did for taking that slap and moving on with theing you, i would still be on the ground. i'd still thereby. oh my gosh, i got whiplash. i'm going to sue. i'd be talking lawyers. >> greg: do you find it weird there were so many movies up for the oscars? it's almost like hollywood really didn't participate in the lockdown. did you notice that? what if we did an awards show -- >> they didn't participate in the lockdowns because they filmed their movies in georgia and our governor didn't have a lockdown. march 16, 2020, that went away for us. >> because the pandemic, they didn't have -- if you're a rich, famous celebrity, then it doesn't apply to you. >> greg: tell me about it. >> you get it. and that's also why will smith had the exact same apology as every other rich celebrity. it was exactly the same. it was as all of them. he said i'm so sorry. there's no excuse. i accept every consequence and i will do the work. it was so weird to see this apology over a physical assault almost like chris harrison's apology when he resigned from th

chris, tara. the underlying question though, is, is this council? is it likely to help shift india s stands towards russia? i mean, india is foreign minister says the country is prepared to take a much bigger role in global affairs. well, chris, as i see it this at each one seems to have twin objectives. one is of close to to, to give the necessary push to the long term india, your pre relationship, which has been as, as wonderland mentioned, which has a lot of potential that is get to be unlocked. and of course, in the immediate term, it is aimed at attracting india to sort of reconsider is downs towards russia. as far as the ukraine water is concerned. whether it will have that effect on the situation on the ground in new delhi or not. that remains to be seen so far. the indications from delhi have been that there has really been no reconsideration of the standing. yes, pretty much in the same position as an, as it has been since the february end chris, the year one se calls her relationship with india as it seeks the strength and ties with partners other than russia and china. what is india looking for when it comes to the charo? well, chris india has been looking at the y

take "tragic selfies." jericka. >> duncan: chris livesay and our colleagues in kyiv, thank you for your reporting. the u.s. and allies are speeding up getting more weapons to ukraine to fend off russia. cbs' christina ruffini is at the white house. >> reporter: good evening, cbs jericka. just a little while ago, president zelenskyy tweeted he was grateful to the american people and the american people for his support. but it is the military support, as chris mentioned, as well as the diplomatic, that will be critical in the days and weeks to come. >> we count every minute and hour, not every day. >> reporter: with the new $800 million shipment of weapons to the front line, the country's prime minister said ukraine doesn't have time to wait for next batch to work its way through congressional approval. >> every minute, every hour, soldiers, civilians, children, women are dying. because of this, we need faster decisions. >> reporter: the ukrainian military's ability to fend off russia in the weapons from the west. russian forces have fallen back from kyiv and have not yet fully re-supplied, which co

believe, and i hope that this meeting with the president, by mar, driven president and chris prisons. lensky are going to take place in next coming days or weeks. here in q that was vladimir clinico, a member of ukraine's territorial defense forces. joining us from cave. a fire has seriously damaged the warship, moskva, the flagship of the russian black sea fleet. ukraine says it hit the vessel with anti ship missiles, the russian defense ministry said a fire caused ammunition to dance detonate but declined to state a cause of the fire. the 500 crew members are reportedly safe. as it turned out, this new ukrainian postage stamp with prophetic, and veiled only yesterday by president vladimir zalinski on his instagram page. with a message, the russian warship always has only one direction. the moscow came to prominence at the start of the war being told to go f itself when he tried to capture ukraine, snake island in the black sea. oh, i really just last month, the man behind those words was awarded a metal for his bravery. initially fit killed, he and the soldiers were taken captive before being freed and a pr

said that at the end of the debate and then chris wallace saved him, remember when i said oh, wait a minute, he admitted to all of this? and they try to take it back and chris wallace was a terrible commentator saved him. but he has been saying this indirectly for a long time. the problem with it is that if you don't go to fossil. we are talking about, and many cases, they have clean coal. they have natural gas, which is very -- we include nuclear, we include many other things in there. but if you don't go to the kind of things that you've been living with for a period of time, they don't have the power to fuel our great factories and to bloom our great businesses. today i saw a big story that there are millions and millions of dollars that are being charged on windmills because they are killing eagles. they are killing the bald eagle and other eagles and other birds and we have these windmills all over the place and the environmentalists pretend they love them, but they are really hurting our country. driving down values, absolutely killing us. one of the most expensive forms of energy. the turbines are made in china or germany, so they g

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ukraine, but if they do, to please bring weapons he's asking for and not just to take, quote, tragic selfies. jericka? >> chris lipsay and our cbs news colleagues in kyiv. as always, thank you for your reporting. >>> the u.s. and western allies are speeding up efforts to get more heavy weapons to ukraine to fend off the russian on slot. christina ruffini is at the white house with more information. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. president zelenskyy tweeted he was grateful to the american president and the american people for the support. it is the military support chris mentioned as well as the diplomatic that will be critical in the days and weeks to come. >> we count every minute, every hour, not every day. >> reporter: with the new $800 million shipment of u.s. weapons to ukraine heading to the front lines, the country's prime minister said today ukraine doesn't have time to wait for the next batch to work its way through congressional approval. >> every minute, every hour soldiers, civilians, children, women are dying. because of this, we need faster decisions. >> reporter: the ukrainian military's ab

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. >> the golden state warriors are looking to take a 2-0 lead over the denver nuggets for game 2. >> live with what we can expect, chrisdan and alma. a little livelier than it was at 4:00. guys taking warm ups and i will get out of the way. you see jordan over there -- no, he plays soccer, too. he's so good. we will start with steph curry news. right now steve curry failed to tell us if he would start or come off the bench in game two. the first ever playoff game at chase centre was a success and jordan poole tied mitch richman for second most points in a warriors debut. jp had a breakout season and many believe he was in the running for the most improved running in the year. it was a shocker among his team. >> you just have to be able to rely on stability in this league and jordan has become a stabilizer. he has become a guy we can count on for scoring and shot creation every night and the encouraging thing was that his defence was really much improved and he really followed the game plan and was disciplined. and that that's his next step is to do that consistently. but we are lucky to have jp he's been phenomenal. >>

it was surreal and still a little surreal, we were just literally moms that again, like chris said, takechool board before the pandemic and woke policies were seeping into the classroom. so proud. thank you for coming on. congratulations, moms on a mission. >> thank you. >> ainsley: you're welcome. still ahead, judge ketanji brown jackson set to be confirmed to the supreme court later today. republican tim scott is under fire for saying he would vote against her confirmation, he will join us live to respond to the backlash. i look back with great satisfaction on my 32 years of active duty. i understand the veteran mentality. these are people who have served, they'e been in leadership positions, they're willing to put their life on the line if necessary and they come to us and they say, "i need some financial help at this point in time." they're not looking for a hand out, they're looking for a little hand up. my team at newday usa is going to do everything we possibly can to make sure that veteran gets that loan. where do you find the perfect graphic designer? well, we found her in austi