clearly, what chrissy teigen did was wrong.kill themselves, that kind of cyberbullying, it's reprehensible! i don't think that it absolves anybody else. i think people have the right -- chrissy teigen, cancel culture. anybody who does that kind of thing, they should be held accountable, they should be condemned. i think that chrissy teigen should be punished! to my mind, that's the bottom line. as far as cancel culture, and she is the queen of it, it's wrong for her. i think it was wrong for the g.o.p. to go after liz cheney and cancel her. it's more serious than canceling mr. potato head. [laughter] >> greg: she wasn't canceled! she is in power! >> dagen: that pivot gave me whiplash! [laughter] >> juan: good. >> dagen: the problem with chrissy teigen is that she went after everybody, particularly anyone who was allied with president trump. she was like "bye-bye," with the boycott. she told people to boycott gioia because it's ceo went to the white house. >> greg: on the john legend fan. i don't want to criticize his wife much,

>> jimmy: yeah come on, bud >> hi. >> jimmy: oh, chrissy metz chrissy, i miss you.ence [ cheers and applause >> hi! people >> jimmy: the season finale of "this is us" aired tonight and we will talk about that in a second >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: and no spoilers. but first, i want to talk about a few cool things you've done since we last talked first of all, here is -- here is chrissy metz performing at the oscars you're doing, "i'm standing with you --" >> yeah >> jimmy: from "breakthrough" at the oscars. what was it like did you freak out? you crushed it, by the way >> i appreciate you. let me tell you something. i was like, "let me just be present in the moment. let me just be the conduit of the song." you know, i dedicate it to my mom. and so, it was very special for me however, i had a stomachache so bad. everybody around me was making me more nervous than i needed to be. i had such a stomachache i was like, "i should probably go to the hospital." everyone's like, "i think you're nervous." as soon as the last note of the song was over, i was like, "no more stomachac

president trump's banned for inciting violence, what about chrissy teigen?w long social media has selectively been keeping people on a pedestal, if the people who were curating and remember and a lot of times these were not algorithms that were doing this, we know from twitter and the investigation recently that they had curators, people making these things trend? where did we learn that from, the racial slur levied against senator tim scott recently so how long have they had a protected perch to take shots at everybody else? i just want to know, her company, this cookware, who is craving for a lack of integrity and class from chrissy teigen? who now will protect her now that target and macy's, will some of these platforms go and look at her twitter feed now? by the way, which we never really dies. i don't know if she bothered to delete any of this but they never really died. >> emily: she has over 13 million followers and among them for a moment president biden who only followed i believe it was around ten until she said don't follow me, i want to be able t

chrissy started drumming in a salvation army band at the age of four. the beat chics toured with the beatles, and today, more than 50 years on, chrissie says drumming helps keep her young. i'm still quite strong, and drumming, you build up muscles. in the head, as well, i'm not really that age. you know, iteach, i'm with the kids all the time. stewart hardy has played in local essex bands for years. for the drumathon, stewart is doing an overnight session next tuesday, from 10pm at night till 10:00 in the morning. 12 hours? 12 hours. how are you going to manage? caffeine, primarily, ithink. i don't know. it's a long session, i've never played for 12 hours before, but that's the nature of what we're doing. if we're to raise the sort of funds we want to raise, then it's going to need a bit of commitment from everybody involved. this is will champion i from the band, coldplay. i'm joining... 50 drummers from around the world are taking part for seven days, raising money for mental health charities. tom bryant is pulling it all togetherfrom his house in suf

all right, joey, your pick, chrissy or joe? >> i like them both, we talk about?y teigen announced she was leaving on march 4th and she was back i believe april 16th. i think she made 20 days without tweeting, all right? lent his 40 days. americans every single year go twice as long -- they give up bread for 40 days and she couldn't go 20 days without tweeting and when she finally came back she is just stepping off in it and this is why, she has social media personality disorder, right? she's addicted to this attention and if you live in that world long enough, your own ir will be directed right back at you because we are human beings and we do stupid things. on the point of joe grogan and don lemon, the problems that don lemon has with joe grogan is that joe grogan has something don will never have. don lives in a world where you claim superiorly by having this wisdom and intelligence and everyone knows it's not true. in this world that we live in, we go on tv, we sing a mom and dad, this is how you can understand all the bull they are telling you. but cnn is not

between the bay, and what we now know as chrissy marsh. the waters came rushing in. it was breathtaking. >> next year the tunnel project opens, it provides direct access from the two chrissy field. we first brought you this event live on cbsn bay area. you can watch 24/7 on kpix5 .com or on our app. >> pretty good weather for it. the fog took a bit of a break when there was celebrating that in the verse three. the fog will roll back in as we head to tonight. tomorrow, just typical early may, spring weather on the way for the end of the work week and we will warm up again as we head into the weekend. plenty of sunshine for mother's day weekend and mother's day it tells is looking pleasant, so i'm not in trouble with local moms. the rest is up to all of you. make sure you send her a card and get her some flowers. almost renting sutro tower but the top of the tower so poking through. temptress downtown 56 degrees, in the low 60s in oakland otherwise a mix of 60s and 70s, 69 in livermore, 66 in san jose but mid to low 70s for concord in santa rosa, all temperatures in th

happy anniversary chrissy field. it looks gorgeous out there.rs since the revitalization of the popular spot. nancy pelosi spoke at today's commemoration says she visits chrissy field almost every day when she is in san francisco. >> i also see people from all over the world come here in many different languages and they enjoy chrissy feel. again, it is a unifying force. it is a doorway to the presidio. >> the golden gate national parks conservancy says more than 1 million people visit chrissy skilled every year. >> it was transformed from a u.s. military airstrip.>>> it is just a treasure is in it? it is nearly summer now. there is potentially a big pool problem. not enough chlorine. we explain what is problem. >> the chlorine tablets in these containers have become a very hot commodity. there is a shortage of these and pool owners are scrambling for what is left. >> he is limiting customers to one of these buckets per visit. >> right now it is really bad. i am looking at my distributors hardly having any supply at all. moving into the summer i

. >>> san francisco's chrissy field celebrating its 20th anniversary. it is home to some of the best views in the city. house speaker nancy pelosi stopped by a celebratory evfi als. >> here we are at this wonderful place which has so many community involvement in a nonpartisan way. >> i remember the day the excavator broke between the bay and what we know as chrissy marsh. waters came rushing in. it was breath taking. >> next year the tunnel tops project opens, provides direct access. we first brought you this live on cbsn bay area. watch 24/7 on kpix.com or our app. >>> to oracle park with a big happy birthday to willy mays. he is turning 90. he is the oldest living member of national baseball hall of fame. birthday wishes have been trending on social media, bay area's very own tom brady shared a video talking about childhood memories of mays. >> you had a great influence on me just as a young boy who loved baseball. not only that, you were my dad's favorite player. he grew up in san francisco and not just for what you did on the diamond but really wha

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congresswoman and air force veteran chrissie hoolihan will talk about how lawmakers could come together to help some of our country's bravest women. >>> we start with the crippling cyberattack on one of the country's largest pipelines. nbc's ken delanian is on this. our white house unit reported we expect president biden to talk about this attack during the afternoon comments on the economy. take us through what we know at this point so far about who likely carried out this attack and the concerns that it raises about our national security. >> reporter: gas prices are rising at this hour. this pipeline that serves some 50 million people remains shut down. a criminal group called dark side, which u.s. officials pointed to as a potential suspect in this case, has issued a statement or cyber security companies are pointing to a statement issued in its name that appears to take responsibility and says, we are in this to make money. we are not associated with a nation state. it's a new extortion group that has almost perfected extortion as a business model. they style themselves robinhood ha

chrissy field became a national park. site back in 2001 coming up. we're continuing to follow breaking news out of truckee, where three quakes hit less than an hour ago. coming up after the break, we'll hear from former longtime ktvu n felt the quake at his home. also a new study shows the number of hate crimes is increased. 140% compared to last year in san francisco. how the fbi is working to combat the spike. we could protect ourselves against covid-19 by covering ourselves with the mask, but we can't protect ourselves f peep. do. a thrill wy see one california condor. imagine more than a dozen out on your deck. the huge birds have taken a fancy to a woman's home into hatch, a p, the homeowner's daughter, who lives in san francisco, posted these pictures online. you can see tags on some of the birds, the u. s. fish and wildlife service says the area is condor habitat and that the homeowner could try scaring them away with a spray of water or loud noises. there are only about 160 condor. has left in the wild. we're continuing to follow breaking new

chrissy field, which once served as a u. s.eld, has been transformed into a waterfront park and is now part of the golden gate national recreation area. pelosi says the nearby golden gate bridge and the transformation of christie field our inspirations to everyone who visits the area. it's a place of a of america americana of the beauty of it all, and it's a place about how we reach out to young people in our community. make sure that they know that everything in nature is connected and everything in our community is connected when they come here. chrissy field became a national park side back in 2001 through donations from the house family fund and thousands of other donors. with the drought situation in the bay area getting worse, state and local water officials are talking about issues connected to the dwindling water supply. here's where we stand right now. compared to last week. you can see there on the left, there was a large swath of red indicating drought conditions, along with nearly three quarters of the state. the pu

which is chrissy performing better with less opposing procedures and you would be to the peer or lucian was currently in the mirror or committee had gone closer to him. okay. i think i'm to get with you the your convenience closer to the worker lemongrass guillermina. yes. closer to my re it's in lansing, but that the my little boy is cut them even slam build like a new chest as you can break to. yeah. sorry. forgot she was it, doug, but when you watch too late or pray comes in with your change shit. here isn't i got all choice. i was in the garden, she didn't, these issues i had to be achieved for the tuesday. i don't even if you need to be a donor for bone and be all the way to go in and. busy check for the, for the little fiddle with the producer, but i'm jumping up, but i just shoot him. watch me just companies this production. but i mean, judy is not quite, you know, those are injurious, but he watched us store in addition to money. do you store already by you are going to suppress dia mika poor museum shaking, dashing usually if julia bristol got these last more because of the job

. >> i see people from all over the world come here and many different languages enjoy chrissy field, again, it is a unifying force. it is a doorway to the great presidio. >> and it's windy. the golden gate conservancy says more than 1 million people visit chrissy filled every year. >>> george clooney is getting found the peak into his private life in a funny new ad. >> actually end up spending most of last year stock rooming with this random guy, and we are basically best friends now. >> basically, george clooney is coming to my house can't pick up something from craig list. the stay-at-home order hits, he never left. >> can you believe he wanted me to throw this away? i'm not throwing this out no way, man. >> the four-minute sketch is actually part of a fundraiser for his foundation, does for human rights efforts. the winner gets to ngout with geoe and his al their hoit is over. >> that man is funny, whoever that other actor is. >> he was good, right? >>> hanging out with the clooney's in italy. >> yeah. >> yeah. i don't need amal to be there. >> no, amal needs to be there. >> no, i

chrissy field, which was once u.air field was reshaped into a waterfront park and became part of the golden gate national recreation area. speaker pelosi says the transformation of christie field and the old well, dr approach to the golden gate bridge or inspirations to everyone who visits the area. it's a place of america americana of the beauty of it all, and it's a place about how we reach out to young people in our community. make sure that they know that everything in nature is connected and everything in our community is connected when they come here, chrissy field became a national park side in 2001 through. donations from the hospice family fund, as well as thousands of other donors as part of our continuing coverage of asian american and pacific pacific islander heritage month. we're taking a look at the a p i influence in silicon valley. for some the path to prosperity in the south bay started with staying for months or in some cases, years at a long forgotten orphanage. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary b

chrissie hoolihan. >>> are we ready to go back to normal? a look at what it's going to take for all of us to return to life after more than a year of a world turned upside down. that conversation which i very much look forward to is ahead. >>> we do want to begin this hour by going deeper into the issues the republican party face right now. jane tim just talked about how republicans are fueling trump's big lie by trying to restrict voting in states like texas and arizona. but reinforcing a lie goes all the way to the top as republicans try to oust liz cheney for fighting back against trump's election narrative. so what could be the dangers in removing cheney? could that move backfire on republicans? an nbc news piece says she may only get stronger. the author, jonathan allen, senior national politics reporter for nbc news digital and co-author of "lucky, how joe biden barely won the presidency." jonathan, great to see you, thanks for joining us on this. so give it to me. what do you mean? how could cheney actually gain some strength here if

chrissy field, which was a u.shaped into a waterfront park and became part of the golden gate national recreation area. speaker, pelosi says nearby golden gate bridge and the transformation of christie field our inspirations to everyone who visits the area. it's a place of america americana of the beauty of it all, and it's a place about how we reach out to young people in our community. make sure that they know that everything in nature is connected and everything in our community with connected when they come here. chrissy field became a national park side in 2001 through donations from the haas family fund and thousands of other donors. giants legend willie mays turns 90 years old today the say hey, kid, is the oldest living member of the baseball hall of fame. because the giants don't play today, they will be celebrating it. tomorrow night's game at oracle park with the padres in town, willie mays is expected to be on hand for that game. it will be his first time back at the park in two years. there's a renewe

. >> hey, we have kevin hart, chrissie metz and plus, the roots free style on the spot for the in-studioudience tonight. >>> happening now, history tonight independent the justy department. vice president harris swearing in kristen clark to lead the civil rights department. the first women and black women to hold the post. the senate confirmed here in a 50-49 vote. we're back in a moment. why? a deadly party bus shooting in oakland. tonight, a motive. 19-year-old aleasha thurston. and one of them was the apparent target. a motive, retaliation for a street shooting in east oakland just too days earlier. two 17-year-old boys were killed in that shooting notch far no arrests have been made. >>> tonight, a passenger attacked a southwest airlines flight attendant from sacramento to san diego. this is video of the suspect being walked off the plane. the union president said the woman ignored flight rules. she is accused of hitting the flight attendant so hard, it knocked her teeth out. >>> state lawmakers have battled the uc system to let more local students very out of state. but a surplus is

between the bay, and what we now know as chrissy marsh. the waters came rushing in. it was breathtaking. >>> the city estimates, they get about 15 million visitors every year, and you brought this up earlier, used to be an airstrip, kind of files to think about it like that. >> dating back to the old prop planes, he is to land there by the military. >>> still ahead, good news if you hate those nose swab covid test. the new alternative that gets results in just a few minutes. >>> bay area nurses on it on national nurses day, powerful tories that they are sharing from their most difficult moments in the icu. >>> this will make you feel great, tonight the music is back, what it is taking to pull off the san francisco symphony's first alive performance in over a year. >>> tonight at 11:00, bay area pediatricians are seeing in the next two weight gain as well as potentially dangerous weight loss in adolescents and adults, all ignited, they say, by the pandemic. >> 10 pounds over what we are expecting, 20 pounds, sometimes 50 pounds. >> i've never seen this before. >> it i

and the concrete cylinder stands for with chrissy. my architecture is meant to touch people with a clue and, and strengthen them with its own against because it was ties that how fast he came up with a creative puzzle. i wasn't things with that, but i immediately liked his proposal and said, let's do it. that way, with the help and lots of talent people did off. at 1st i was somewhat astonished by his concept of a circle within a circle. but this allowed him to express his creativity in a storage content. and that's exactly what he's good after to get in the interior with math for right now. in french designers, the brothers corner and neck was on the hard card was to create something radically modern, could still harmonize with the old historically charged element who sat making that connection. for example, between this extraordinary 18th century banister and this new contemporary lamb is serving me now. you were in art circles, the retired businessman francois, you know, it's recognized as a collector and patron disconnection. incl

we did the law whereby the talk chrissy and the finances are making phenomenal amounts of money. if i give you one statistic, which i think is very important, the, the value of wealth, private wealth in britain today. reason from 300 percent of g d, p national income to over 700 percent of g d p. and over 60 percent of our wealth in the country private, which is inherent it's, we have a system which gives short tiny minority which as i show in the book, is accentuated by billions of pounds, not hundreds of millions, billions of pounds in subsidy is given to the owners of assets and the owners of wealth. and this means that something like 40 percent of the population in britain is scrambling the rounds to maintain the living standards that are actually declining. and they are only maintaining it by deepening their private debt. this is the reality. so we have a situation where private debt is over 200 percent of national income and has been rising. it's not public, it's private. and if it, the fellow scheme is increased in the quality, i think it's a disgraceful scheme. i explain

it was breathtaking and we all helped grow chrissy field. >> it is part of the golden gate national recreationa which was the second most visited national park in the united states. >>> this is the final rehearsal of the san francisco sympathy before tonight's performance. masks are required and people must also provide proof of full vaccination or a negative covid test. this is just one example of the openings now allowed by the city's yellow tiered status. the first shows will be for health care workers. >>> today is nurse appreciation day. and, boy, do they deserve it. honoring one of their own celebrating a big milestone. this is serena. she's been in nursing school over the weekend. she graduated with her b.a. in nursing with a 4.0. but that's not all. she's been helping her three kids with remote learning. today her coworkers surprised her with a grad ceremony and cheered her on as she walked to work. >> we will be right back with a special day fit for a legend. ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve bett

we love you issue john legend celebrated chrissy tiegen after the loss of son jack through miscarriage. it's been a year that tested you in so many ways. but you've come through stronger wiser happier in a better mother than ever. i feel the love from my kids. a lot which just is so amazingly there. i've got very loving affectionate children. based on that. let's right. kate hudson felt the love from her 3 children bnt gave the good parenting credit. her famous i am lucky to have had the foundation of that inspired by my own mother, goldie hawn. by the way, make sure you tune in to e t tonight for more ben and j lo the details behind the new photos of them together. >> again. i mean, wouldn't world is going on for entertainment tonight. i'm kevin frazier. good luck to for. yeah. >> for you can watch entertainment tonight right here on kron. 4 at 7.30. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. thanks for betng with us this hour. but stick around. we have a lot more coming up next on kron, 4 news at 6 got the call. catherine heenan are here with that. i guess i guess. >> thank you. thanks to both

here is nbc bay area's chrissy smith. >> reporter: they gathered near union members and their supporters on international workers day. jesse johnson had a personal reason to be there. >> we haven't worked, so being out of work is, you know, a very serious matter. >> reporter: he is a bartender at an airport and thinks the situation is finally beginning to look up. >> with the help from the government, and -- and everything like that, we have been able to weather the storm. but things appear to to a close. so, we're going to get back. >> reporter: bay area labor council union workers and community groups led the way. >> to march in solidarity. to mourn those who have passed, this past year. and to put our agenda forward. and really show workers that we're in solidarity. >> reporter: that included supporting legislation like protecting the right to organize act. >> it would -- it would make it much easier for workers to be able to collectively organize, and have a voice in the workplace. >> reporter: opponents fear, it would hurt employers in an already-challenging economy, among other con

i think mostly in the fantasies of us propaganda i think the reality is more a struggle between chrissie and oligarchies there's no democracy to be seen you know there's no nobody in the u.s. public has had a right of vote on whether to have a great battle against the top.

the world were more solid lance more safe and steady you really didn't have to worry about the more chrissy in those countries most of the western world was seen in the sway you really didn't have to worry about human rights or freedom of speech or women's rights or minority rights you would have to foot think about these issues in liquid plants outside the western world and i think after the year 2016 that perception has been shattered to pieces but still there is this assumption that some countries are inoculated against the far the rise of far right germany was thought to be one of those countries because people thought after experiencing the horrors of fascism people would never make the same mistake ever again and now for the 1st time since the 2nd world war we have a far right group within the german parliament and of course sweden was regarded as another inoculated country because it's the welfare state and the bust in of social democracy now we have the rise of the far right in sweden and the u.k. was thought to be inoculated against the rise of the far right why because it's of it

the uk house of the british parliaments the house of lords elect is no better is not much the ma chrissy in princeton democracy in britain is merely a facade and yet so many words in a british people are this she dropped it found the realities of the country and also the same applies to the american people and when it comes to falsifying history well if the american and british elites who are i should say totally detached on the opinions of their respective publics if they're going to force a fight a simple human biology namely that is not just males and females they are genders out there is more of it easy for bands of falsified the true for outs what happened in ukraine or what happened in bella who's lost it is an extremely the presence state of affairs even more the present it's exceptionally dangerous because. able ministry of truth it's backed up by big checks i mean that's their world and we're forced to live it all right gentlemen that's all the time we have i want to thank my guest in london and here in moscow i want to thank our viewers for watching us here r.c.c. next time rem

between a state which sent to find life and a terrorist group which glorified death. despite the pol chrissy in institutional bias here at the u. n. and the acquiescence of komatsu actions and organization which may i remind you, celebrate the terror attacks of 911 and more and the death of been loved. in the state of israel. we will take all steps necessary to protect civilians while making every effort to avoid harming palestinian civilians. i thank all the countries that have expressed their support for israel right to self defense 1st and foremost, farther than by them and the american administration. mister president, justice israel will always defend our civilian against terror. we will always, we will always work to advance peace. just this year, we signed for peace agreements with muslim countries. and we are so proud of it. we made painful concessions for peace with egypt. and jordan and 6 israeli prime ministers were ready to make painful concessions in the path to reach peace with our palestinian neighbors. in 2005, we uprooted and removed every jewish home in the gaza strip becau

the world were more solid lance more safe and steady you really didn't have to worry about the more chrissy in those countries most of the western world was seen in the sway you really didn't have to worry about human rights or freedom of speech or women's rights or minority rights you would have to foot think about these issues in a liquid glance outside the western world and i think after the year 2016 that perception has been shattered to pieces but still there is this assumption that some countries are inoculated against the far the rise of far right germany was thought to be one of those countries because people thought after experiencing the horrors of fascism people would never make the same mistake ever again and now for the 1st time since the 2nd world war we have a far right group within the german parliament and of course sweden was regarded as another inoculated country because it's a welfare state and the bust in of social democracy now we have the rise of the far right in sweden and the u.k. was thought to be inoculated against the rise of the far right why because it's of it

of transformative research and boom bust co-host christine chrissy i want to start with you it seems like tech is no longer the market darling anymore what's going on here. well right now it's kind of like big tech and small caps the kicking hard today and that would normally be interpreted as a risc os moment but it's actually more neutral there's just a slight little rotation going on here as investors are swapping out girls' names for value names so in particular it was kind of a surprising call that citi it's internet analyst downgraded apple alphabet to neutral from buy as he cautioned companies that derive revenue from digital advertising so he highlighted that during the last 15 years internet as enjoyed 3 periods of accelerating growth and repudiates of growth and right now where in the middle of that the starting period so gross it's likely going to be very difficult year over year given difficult comes ahead as there is very little evidence of at intensity per dollar of economic activity rising and with kids book essentially making up nearly half of the fangs the price acti

chrissy and stuart are raring to go.ve. mike liggins, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello, we stick with the cool weather story this weekend. further downpours around as well. a pretty damp day for some of you so far. into this afternoon, across parts of northern ireland, northern england, east anglia, this is where we will see the thickest of the clouds develop, and some further outbreaks of rain. a bit brighter to wales, south—west england, compared to what we had first thing. but here is where we could see the showers turn heavy and thundery. fewer showers across scotland, a better chance of staying dry. cool down eastern coasts, around 9—10 celsius. further showers, then, into this evening and overnight. and then later on, with the breeze picking up, south—west england, south wales could see showers turn heavy and thundery and give you a rude awakening into tomorrow morning. it will be frost—free, though, as we start sunday. as for sunday itself, two areas to watch out for. south

of transformative research and boom bust co-host christine chrissy i want to start with you it seems like tech is no longer the market darling anymore what's going on here. well right now it's kind of like big tech and small caps the kicking hard today and that would normally be interpreted as a risc os moment but it's actually more neutral there's just a slight little rotation going on here as investors are swapping out girls' names for value names so in particular it was kind of a surprising call that citi it's internet analyst downgraded apple alphabet to neutral from buy as he cautioned companies that derive revenue from digital advertising so he highlighted that during the last 15 years internet ads enjoyed 3 periods of accelerating growth and repudiates of the selling growth and right now where in the middle of that the saudi period so growth it's likely going to be very difficult year over year given difficult comes ahead as there's very little evidence of ad intensity per dollar economic to the rising and with kids book essentially making up nearly half of the fangs the price

been jailed alongside 7 others for taking part in anti government protests in 20. 19 the part of our chrissy activists and building is already setting a 14 month sentence on similar charges. you and human rights councils voted to investigate potential war crimes during the 11th day conflict between israel and look into abuses from all sides called the occupied territory. and israel, the u. s. is wanting of new sanctions if the violence an atheist, the t great reason does not stop the senior official told the senate foreign affairs committee that the region risks, famine, if that conflict continues. well, look at molly, where the military says the president and prime minister have been released from detention after agreeing to resign, colonel, se me goiter. who is one of the military officers who lead last year, who arrested the transitional leaders on monday. nicholas hawk has moved from bunker. molly's president, bow endow, had it coming, says, but your bundle gera, 9 months after taking power, the security social and economic situation is getting worse. he says, after a 3 day detention at

to obtain any kind of crypto currency is through a bank that makes sense to most people right with chrissy saying this is absolutely accurate which is that the whole point of the coin the whole point of crypto currencies was to bypass the banking system so you wouldn't have to work with it the whole point of creating a peer to peer exchange system is that you don't go through these 3rd parties that take advantage of you and they and they misappropriate money and they utilize it in ways that are alternately detrimental to your life that's the idea behind because it's a promise at that point so when you do have banks that come in and say you know you can buy it from us and we'll hold it for you it does something that's even more dangerous this goes back to the i.r.s. it's. right the reason the i.r.s. is having to serve a john doe summons on cracking is because they're saying hey we want to monitor exactly who is on your exchange at how much they have and what are they doing with it when are they buying one of these selling who are they trading with right they want to know all these things we

to obtain any kind of crypto currency is through a bank that makes sense to most people right with chrissy saying this is absolutely accurate which is that the whole point of that call and the whole point of group. currencies was to bypass the banking system so you wouldn't have to work with it the whole point of creating a peer to peer exchange system is that you don't go through these 3rd parties that take advantage of you and they and they misappropriate money and they utilize it in ways that are alternately detrimental to your life that's the idea behind the promise of it going so when you do have base that come in and say you know you can buy it from us and we'll hold it for you it does something that's even more dangerous this goes back to the i.r.s. issue right the reason the i.r.s. is having to serve a john doe summons on cracking is because they're saying hey we want to monitor exactly who is on your exchange and how much they have been what are they doing with it when are they buying one of these selling who are they trading with right they want to know all these things well the

a half percent so let's dig into this with the host and she's a crypto analyst as well kristie i chrissy this is such a wild story what do you make of the situation in this movement that we saw in crypto and tesla stock following that tweet. well 1st of all this news is just overblown and frankly it really doesn't make any sense tesla just for its treasury back in january and he specifically said that they will not be selling any so this i believe is just more showmanship from a lot that could be construed as market manipulation in order to further his own games he's obviously not selling that coin and by treating those in a widespread market he caused the price to drop giving himself and his friends another opportunity to write and the fact that he is not selling shows actually is still in fact on the side of decline no matter what his words say actions speak louder and right now he is still a hardliner so must he also like to be contrary in your life to go against the crowd in a very high profile way so this tweet was just another attention seeking stunt to get chatter going even thoug

doing this by promoting the false narrative. 1619 is a false narrative that paints america as a talk chrissy therefore all whites are down not benefit from white supremacy and therefore they must pay reparations and all black people are victims to be pitied and pampered. and if so what we did, since they were using the issue of civil rights and justice, we organized 28 outstanding scholars and activists to offer a counter narrative to the lies and falsehoods that are being perpetrated on this publication. we give an inspiration, an aspirational challenge to their assumption. one of those assumptions is that the one corridor of blacks who are living and drug-infested crime neighborhoods that this is the legacy of slavery and jim crow. we talk about how blacks prosper in the presence of jim crow. we built railroads, we built homes, we build businesses, hotels, medical schools, 100 colleges. our essays have produced curriculum that we have released ten of those lessons thus far. there have been 11,000 downloads on the part of educators and others seeking accurate and complete accounting of amer

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or who excellently retweeted anything from chrissy teagan. where'd she go?ould have come from your anonymous steve doocy fan account. hypothetically. twitter allowing users to organize favorite tweets into folders instead of getting some fresh air. dr. drew, has there ever been a tweet he wish he could on sand? >> i'm sure there are many. but it just reminds me about how much we are trying to control language these days. controlling the language seems to be the overriding impulse everybody has. i've been thinking about something abraham lincoln said recently -- i've been to get about it recently. if you call an elephant's trunk a leg, how many legs does an elephant have? four, because calling it a trunk doesn't make it a leg. and we are so busy trying to control language these days that we are just preoccupied with words and twitter and messaging and it's a big mess, we should be getting off twitter not paying them more. >> greg: you know the spider? instead of an elephant? >> this would be a good time to do it. >> for $2.99 come on doing my tweet that i was

are there any talks about this little chrissy?> glad to be here. >> lori, oh my gosh. >> another beautiful day. give me a status update here. >> you know, i think thrown out the idea of watermarks on the ballot. donald trump did not secretly watermark our ballots to root out the fraud. now we are on to bamboo. it appears that there is some rumors floating around, that 40,000 ballots were flown into the state, probably from china. because those people are probably producing ballots in the basement. if we simply put a uv light on these ballots, and or a five k camera, we will detect there is bamboo in the ballots which of course means, these ballots are fake. first of all, i am not aware of any bamboo in the ballots. if they find, it bring it on. and if not, i would also say, bamboo also grows in arizona. i actually had a reader today who suggested how we can just cut right through this and get moving on, given the fact that so few ballots had been counted in the -- and the clock is ticking. he said we should import a couple of pand

i >> bonnie's karen campbell continues her own chrissy to find her daughters killer.the attention brought in tips. troopers eventually tested more than 100 dna samples. and nothing came but frustration. the case grew cold. as cold as some of the winter nights up here. and four years became six, eight, ten we. the case faded from the public spotlight. as you around thanksgiving, 2006 six, 12 years after the murder when trooper hunyor answer the phone one day -- >> couldn't believe it. the director of the state crime lab contacted me and said that they just got information that there was a match to the coldest system. on a semen sample for bonnie we craig. >> they got him. or the system did. quotas is short for combined dna index system. it's a national database of dna profiles created by federal, state and local crime labs. and qudus got a hit with you. >> everybody was. happy >> the match was in new hampshire, of all places. a man had been in prison for arm robbery back in early 2003. but nobody got around to entering his dna into codis until late 2006. >> they got hi

this is occurring at the same time, will happen within the intelligence agencies and all through br chrissyms to be rotting from the bin, is run to the core which was we have to continue this narrative the republicans are racist and what do we need to do we need toe coe out and say intelligence believes this is something that happened in the wild the only evidence for that would be the chinese communist party said it in the world health organization which ran a bogus w investigatin with 0 credibility which met new york's experts even said that they followed us on behalf of the chinese communist party there is overwhelming circumstantial evidence that this was not naturally occurring and i think the way that this virus spread and as contagious as it is and strange as it's been most americans know that is not naturallycu occurring. liz: they haven't on the host for this, they studied 80000 different animal samples, the wuhan lab had tens of thousands of virus samples, the w.h.o. director said investigate the lab leak theory, 18 scientist including caltech, stanford, harvard, yale investigated

. >> thank you listen to this cast -- maya rudolph danny mcbride, olivia colman, john legend, chrissyike so many incredible films. >> jimmy: they're brilliant. oh, they're so funny >> i can't believe -- i truly can't believe i got to play this character and even be a a part of this film. and, yeah, it's -- it's -- it is definitely a family film, but it's just as much for kids as adults. i know people say that for every animated movie, but it really is. it's so funny. i cried at the end it's basically, i play katie, she's about to go to college, and she doesn't fit in she's so excited to go to school she's a filmmaker and is so excited to leave home and find her people and the film is really about, yes, you can go and find your people, but if you're lucky, you know, your people are always there there's also a robot apocalypse that happens in the middle of that >> jimmy: good news, i'm glad you explained that yeah glad you said that -- mentioned that, yes. that's important in the movie as well. >> yes but it's about -- it has all the things the animation style is breathtaking it's, like