cigar set i their choice to pull out of the running for 2024.ur bid for 2024 was one of the greatest ever assembled. don't take my word for it. we heard that from i ic members time and time again . president trump congratulated los angeles for itself arrested on an outstanding he ' success. a white house statement says the games will demonstrate the best in american creativity and hospitality. hosting the olympics isn't cleep. it's expected to cost billions of dollars. la's deal with the i i c reportedly includes more than 2 billion-dollar, plus advanced funds. the city plans to also use existing infrastructure to cut down on costs. the last summer olympics in america were held in 96 in at lapt a. salt lake city hosted the winter games in 2002. in 2028 i anticipate all the new games like air surfing. >> dog sfi i don't know, low bot, like mek wars. it's going to be a celebrity spotting thing. i need to be really fame famous by 2028. >> up next, a final check of your wakeup forecast. stay with us. >> we've got some storms for tomorrow head out in

. >> greg: i like cigar boxes. like a tote bag. we use to get cigar boxes at the liquor store.ur stuff in. >> jesse: and candy cigarettes? >> greg: 1970s. in the '70s, we didn't have real school supplies. you had your cigar boxes. that was your stuff.f. >> juan: i like those three ring binders. they were cool. then you have those littlele circle things so the pages wouldn't rip. >> greg: oh, yes. >> juan: floppy disks. >> greg: a protractor. it doesn't get a lot of praise. it's a shame. >> kennedy: different colored pens, too. >> greg: this is interesting and i already know the answer to this. you all are stuck in an elevator. who do you think freaks out or melts down first? >> jesse: gutfeld. do we even need to say it? >> greg: this is the dumbest question ever because i would be -- i know i would. are you claustrophobic? me, too. i am >> kennedy: trapped together like, bad. on camera. >> greg: i would probably end up having to eat you. [laughter] >> greg: i don't want to starve. i would have to eat you even if i had my own lunch with me. i would want to save my lunch, in case

kennedy really loved cuban cigars, who wouldn't, right? so the day before he's about to sign the embargo, he asks his press secretary to buy as many cuban cigars as he could possibly get his hands on. he gets his hands on 1200 cigars, delivers them to the president and three minutes later john f. kennedy signs the embargo. so jfk got his cigars, right? that's not the end of the story, of course. because now that cuba doesn't have a friend in the united states, it needs trading partners because cuba is a communist country, who are they going to pick to be one of their key trading partners? soviet union, right? as the soviet union and cuba become closer and closer partners, the soviet union says hey, there's a country that we're friendly with 90 miles from the coast of florida. i wonder if they would let us put some nuclear weapons on that island so that we can be right in range of the united states. right? they plan on it. they start building facilities in cuba. they start putting the warheads on ships and sending them to the island. reconn

did you practice smoking a cigar.moke great cigars. the law doesn't allow it. you have the vegetable cigars. >> tobacco is like -- really?re? >> did it look like you were going to enjoy? >> it did. >> jimmy: congratulations. i do want to ask, will your character as churchill be in the second season? >> only a little. the way the crown is structured. each season is devoted to the regime of a prime minister. >> jimmy: i see. >> i had a great exit from the series. >> jimmy: it's great to have you here. please come back. john lithgow, everybody. the crown on netflix. [intern] hey bradley, do you remember when i took your photo this morning? [boy] yea! [intern] i'm afraid i have some terrible news. you have...bug eyes! here come the bugs! ahh! bugs everywhere! uh oh, this little buggy got a lasagna. depend silhouette briefs feature a comfortable, sleek fit. as a dancer, i've learned you can't have any doubts. because looking good on stage is one thing. but real confidence comes from feeling good out there. get a free sampl

champagne, cigars, and submarines.minister have been swirling in the country's press for months. allegations that he took bribes or made backroom deals. he lately has decided to confront the claim is straight on. mr netanyahu rate is support is this month. the noise around the corruption claims had reached fever pitch in the papers. this was, he said, fake news. translation: they are recruiting people for an obsessive witch—hunt against me and my family. their goal is to carry out a government call. mr netanyahu's supporters see the case against him as entirely political, trumped up charges by the left, hyped by a hostile media. but as these rallies gain momentum, so does the investigation, and the political crisis for the leader grows. thomas, the israeli media has reported on the police enquiries. the first, case 1000, involves claims of illicit gifts, including cigars and pink champagne. the second and third are said to focus on apparent conflicts of interests, one focusing only media deal, and another focusing on h

cigar when you are ready to celebrate.nk when i die, the cigar will be put in my grave we are never going to find a reason to really celebrate. out and said, i want to do whatever you are doing next. he wasn't right for the other project. , the project. have, and after we respect. a movie star which will come with an audience. we wanted to make a piece of popcorn film. people can consume. they will force their way into your psyche. said, iyou called and wanted to make a film, what about them. you seem to like small roles they may not be small roles. >> i just want to surprise myself. just finding original material is tough. >> i will go to them. i will get the kind of material that interest me. >> i knew nothing about the work. and then i met them. dynamic a very conversation. i saw the trailer for the last movie. i wanted to do something electric, connecticut. they are kind of masters of that. >> he is a smalltime criminal from queens. he gets obsessed and fixated with his relationship with his younger brother who is kind

in the grant hearing room, we have a cigar that was smoked by president grant and it's on display for the public to see. now we're standing on the william mckinley presidential hearing room. william mckinley another greatk president that came from ohio. and this particular president also served as governor. mckinley was president from 1897 to 1901. and he is one of the four u.s. presidents that was assassinated in office. he was actually in a receiving line in buffalo, new york, at the panamerica exposition. he oftentimes wore a red carnation on his lapel while working as governor and again as the president. it said that a little girl about the age ovf 7 or 8 asked the president for his flower and took it off and gave it to her. about four people later was the assassin who shot him at point-blank range. and he actually went onto live for several more days. but infection had overcome the wound and he died shortly thereafter. so when the legislature here in ohio found out about his death, they immediately began crafting a bill creating the red carnation as the state flower. a memorial t

and anyway, so i ease up lighting my cigar and he said, "let me light it." he smoke cigarettes, so i walked around him and locked my door from the inside, took the key and put it in my pocket. from my office to the lobby where the press phones were and he said, "damnit i know it "i'm gonna go out and write it." so he opened the door, he couldn't get it open. we were seven minutes till three and he couldn't, and he started chasing me around the room. no, i'm serious, behind the desk. he started coming at me, "you son of a bitch," he said, "i know you got, "just nod, just confirm it some way. "otherwise i'm going to take your "no answer as a confirmation." so finally he calmed down a little bit and at three o'clock i pushed the button to the outside the press came back in and i made the announcement. then they started asking all these questions and then and there i said to myself, as i lighted a cigar, again, "i want to be on their side asking the questions, "than on my side not answering them." - let's leave the white house and lbj and now you're a journalist

the cigar when you're ready to celebrate. when i die the cigar will be put in my grave and the sam pain poured on the dirt because ultimately i think we'll never find real reason to celebrate. but when rob reached out and said i would like to do whatever you're doing next is that an interesting offer. >> it was. he wasn't right for the other projects. >> rose: yeah. so began "good time," the project "good time." it was from a pool of interesting inspirations. the idea was we have an actor we respect, a movie star which will come with an audience to some degree and we wanted to make a piece of termite art where people can consume and these termites will kind f get inside of them and force their way into your psyche after the movie and make you ask questions, why did this happen and this happen? >> rose: when you called hem this and said i would like to make a film with you. what was it about them? because you seemed to be a big star who likes the idea of finding really creative, small roles. >> i'm never a big star. >> rose: o

andrew's sold a lot of odd churchill items -- unsmoked cigars, playing cards, cigar boxes -- but neverve a commission like the one from nigel. when you opened the box, what did you see? >> well, i saw some teeth staring at me. >> andrew immediately knows he can get nigel exactly what he wants. how much interest were you able to generate in these? >> you know, the term is "gone viral," and it did. >> so it's global. >> it was worldwide, and it got to be sort of quite a joke that the next phone call was gonna be for andrew from timbuktu or somewhere. a lot of people actually found the whole episode a little bit macabre, where others were absolutely fascinated. when something of interest arrives for auction, it may not necessarily be of great value, but there's very often a wonderful story behind it. >> it's a wild story. >> it is. churchill had a lisp, and these partial dentures were specially designed to maintain that lisp. so it was, you know, of paramount importance. >> word got out. >> yep. i came across it in the himalayan times newspaper. and i thought, "probably now, we've done en

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he says i know you are smuggling cigars, and you need to work for us now.ive you this airline. here is a clip. cia owns this? no, no. independent aviation consultants. iac. yeah. you'd run the company but after hours you can work for us. takes pictures? the work is covert. cove rt. so anyone finds out about it, family, friends, even lucy. it's lucy, right? yeah, that's right. that'll be a problem. all this is legal? if you're doing it for the good guys, yeah. just don't get caught. i'm backing tom already. but there's a lovely moment of threat there when donal gleeson says it's lucy isn't it? suddenly you see the harder edge. what then happens is, he starts off allegedly working for the cia filming the communist insurgents, then gets mixed up with pablo escobar, flying cocaine to the us, then has to run drugs. the whole thing has a chaotic momentum. meanwhile, money is piling up everywhere. so much so they don't have anywhere to put it anymore. it reminded me of a lot of films, things like air america, war dogs, catch me if you can. the latter is a much mor

i have a cigar in my house and a bottle of her psycho -- bottle that someone gave me.hen i die, the cigar will be put in my grave and the bottle of champagne will be poured on the dirt. ultimately we will never find a reason to celebrate, but i think when rob reached out to us and said i would like to do whatever you're doing next and we realized -- charlie: interesting offer. >> it was. and so began "good time" the project. an idea was, ok, we have actor we respect, a movie star, which will come with an audience to some degree and we wanted to make a piece of popcorn film, but termite art where people can consume and termites will get inside of them and forced their way into your psyche after the movie and make you ask questions, why did this happen? charlie: when you called and said i'd like to make a film with you, what was it about them? you seem to be a big star who likes the idea of winding really creative small roles. robert: i don't know if i'm a big star. charlie: or they may not be small roles, either. of -- i justt kind want to surprise myself and yeah. just

he says i know you are smuggling cigars, and you need to work for us now.re is a clip. cia owns this? no, no. independent aviation consultants. iac. yeah. you'd run the company but after hours you can work for us. takes pictures? the work is covert. cove rt. so anyone finds out about it, family, friends, even lucy. it's lucy, right? yeah, that's right. that'll be a problem. all this is legal? if you're doing it for the good guys, yeah. just don't get caught. i'm backing tom already. but there's a lovely moment of threat there when donal gleeson says it's lucy isn't it? suddenly you see the harder edge. what then happens is, he starts off allegedly working for the cia filming the communist insurgents, then gets mixed up with pablo escobar, flying cocaine to the us, then has to run drugs. the whole thing has a chaotic momentum. meanwhile, money is piling up everywhere. so much so they don't have anywhere to put it anymore. it reminded me of a lot of films, things like air america, war dogs, catch me if you can. the latter is a much more substantial movie whic

> you have a preserve lens of alcohol and alcohol consumption and people selling lucys and dollar cigars and it happens in certain neighborhoods, now this, we don't need this. >> councilwoman bass is asking the government revoke the specific license or find a new location for the dispensary. >> starting the school year there will be full time social workers at some philadelphia schools. the mayor made the announcement along dr. william hite. the partnership will begin at 22 schools begin at 22 school districts across philadelphia. it will help at risk children get the help they need before it's too late. >> if he we don't deal with it, we'll deal with it later on. >> the city is spending $1.2 million for the pilot program, officials hope to expand it into more schools. >> every philadelphia police officer will receive $1,300 as a result of a settlement over checking phone calls. ruling some of the hours should count as overtime. the ruling means the city will have to pay out a total of $8 million to officers. >>> four young people were honored for their bravery, youngsters age 10 and 13

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he'd lie in bed smoking cigars to people. alking host: i said as i read this, this is a book about writing. all the other things you have in there, what did you learn about writing from both of them? tom: it is about writing. that's a nice perceptive comment. it is a book about words. the new that -- both of them knew that words matter. both of them as young men had as i ar correspondents had. iraq, i cation going to went to people from johns hopkins who assigned roles. to know your player and i was assigned the role of him e orwell, just studied there. these are two of the great prose stylists i think of the 20th different. very orwell once said he wanted his as ing style to be as clear a pane of glass. hurchill, if you'd ask him the same question would say, sure, i'll be glass, the stained glass a cathedral window with powerful sunlight pouring blues. the reds and the churchill was a painter. there was a relationship between writing. g and his he has a lovely essay he wrote on painting, and he says, i love the bright colors

. >> cigars. >> oh, yes. >> cigars. they were making cigarings. >> right. >> that's what it's called. and it was done in the slums. usually the whole family was working on it. sometimes there was a hired hand. all living with the same tobacco they were working on. interestingly enough with the jacob, the fella charged with the law prohibiting that, had two rooms, very unusual. but the more unusual thing was that he was represented by william enerts, who was at that time callingled the prince of the american and was one of the men who defended andrew johnson when he was impeached. it's kind of curious that this cigarmaker could end up with one of the top lawyers in the nation representing him. that was not the case in lochner. lochner had just a regular old lawyer representing him who made serious mistakes as we can talk about later. >> so we're going to go to the next part of the story. he appeals his conviction under the bake shop law. talk about that case. >> and it was a criminal conviction. and i think he was actual

miguel cigar rhys oh's body was found in a field in prince william est on the case. >>reporter: sar, police say they are still not sure who killed my gel correspond reoh, three people have been arrested in connection with his disappearance, but at this point none of them have been charged with murder. this is the area where correspond reoh was last seen in the mount vernon section of alexandria. corcoran street rea mother say that three weeks her son was fishing in h pond when a neighbor witnessed a group of men come up and attack him and drag him away. initially they did not believe he had any gang ties but more recently they have clarified saying they do thing corcoran street reoh did have gang fill craigses. they have been searching primarily in this area where he he lives, where he was last seen. turns out his body was discovered about 30 miles away from lear in prince william county. they snapped some body was discovered in noaks ville. they got a tip that led them here and then they came out on tuesday with cadaver dogs searching the area and finding the body.

right by 234 cigar avenue and i'm seeing delays there not on 66 but a little butt of there.university drive. >>> breaking news out of paris, six soldiers hurt after police say someone intentionally drove a vehicle into them. this is the live scene right now. the car -- the driver of that char is on the run -- car is on the run. right now the city mayor says all signs are pointing to a deliberate act targeting security forces there in paris. the soldiers were part of the sentinel security force a created after the extremist attacks in 2015. however we don't know no -- we don't know a motive at this time. we will bring you more later this morning. >>> thousands of migrants apparently fleeing the united states for canada on a remote back road in upstate new york. the canadians are there waiting for them and arrest the migrants as soon as they them across -- step across the border from the united states. the migrants prefer to take a chance in canada rather than risk being deported from the united states. >>> the music world is mourning the loss of glen campbell this morning. th

or cuban cigars. kensi and deeks meeting us down there? uh, no. hetty wants eyes on perez at the club. (computer beeps) oh... got new security video. she passes through security every day. they check her baggage for storage devices. what about that digital camera we saw her with? no, she leaves it in her car. she'd never be allowed in with it. but her sketches just waltz through. fast forward it to the next day. and the day after. freeze that. callen: it's a different bird drawing every day. can you zoom in on that woodpecker? mm-hmm. i believe that's a sapsucker. can you remove the colors? piece of cake. take out the red. mm-hmm. take out the green... the blue. callen: connect the dots. hidden in the wings of a bird. she works till midnight. let's go. she said she had a fever. and what time did she leave? an hour ago, maybe two. right here. what was on the wall? her bird drawings. sam: thanks for your help. thank you. every one of those drawings had a different schematic. she could have transferred her plans for the nuclear submarine. within an h

or cuban cigars. kensi and deeks meeting us down there? uh, no. hetty wants eyes on perez at the club. (computer beeps) oh... got new security video. she passes through security every day. they check her baggage for storage devices. what about that digital camera we saw her with? no, she leaves it in her car. she'd never be allowed in with it. but her sketches just waltz through. fast forward it to the next day. and the day after. freeze that. callen: it's a different bird drawing every day. can you zoom in on that woodpecker? mm-hmm. i believe that's a sapsucker. can you remove the colors? piece of cake. take out the red. mm-hmm. take out the green... the blue. callen: connect the dots. hidden in the wings of a bird. she works till midnight. let's go. she said she had a fever. and what time did she leave? an hour ago, maybe two. right here. what was on the wall? her bird drawings. sam: thanks for your help. thank you. every one of those drawings had a different schematic. she could have transferred her plans for the nuclear submarine. within an h

president reject to one has hit back at germany's foreign minister with some scathing criticism after a cigar gabrielle accused him of interfering in germany's upcoming election. he knows no boundaries who are you to talk to the president of turkey you know your place he's trying to teach us a lesson how long have you been in politics how old are you live as rod began over president obama's call for turkish nationals not to vote for establishment parties including chancellor merkel's course the major star in the german media foreign minister gabriele described it as quote brutal meddling in the country's internal affairs and on preceded some sort of an attack in particular against merkel the chancellor has been facing a lot of public criticism from german officials to lately for instance accuse merkel of. the u.s. after she pledged to boost name to spending the chancellor was also heckled at a rally she spoke out on thursday. this is. this you know it's a. runner up is a former german intelligence officers and he told us earlier on this call will have little impact in the election. i don't th

i love the touch of the big cigar. that was on point. >> that's incredible. could do this every halloween. just do makeup. >> but think about actors who don't look like the people they're playing, this is something you'd want to think about, maybe. although when she starts talking, the cheeks don't move. looks like botox. but with actors, who knows. >> that's really freaky. >> yeah. she did a really good job. >>> she wants to try barefoot water skiing. >> and at first, it looks like it's going to be all good. cancer is smart. it pushes us. we push back. challenging conventional thinking. finding smarter solutions. that's what makes cancer treatment centers of america one of the leaders in precision cancer treatment. using tools like advanced genomic testing and immunotherapy to bring more options to our patients. cancer treatment centers of america. we're not just fighting cancer any more. we're outsmarting it. visit cancercenter.com/outsmart to learn more. is why. this whole process captured by the zo report. >>> there's a reason i stick to the elliptical ma

he says i know you are smuggling cigars, and you need to work for us now.dent aviation consultants. iac. yeah. you'd run the company but after hours you can work for us. takes pictures? the work is covert. cove rt. so anyone finds out about it, family, friends, even lucy. it's lucy, right? yeah, that's right. that'll be a problem. all this is legal? if you're doing it for the good guys, yeah. just don't get caught. i'm backing tom already. but there's a lovely moment of threat there when donal gleeson says it's lucy isn't it? suddenly you see the harder edge. what then happens is, he starts off allegedly working for the cia filming the communist insurgents, then gets mixed up with pablo escobar, flying cocaine to the us, then has to run drugs. the whole thing has a chaotic momentum. meanwhile, money is piling up everywhere. so much so they don't have anywhere to put it anymore. it reminded me of a lot of films, things like air america, war dogs, catch me if you can. the latter is a much more substantial movie which bears up to much greater scrutiny. it has

outback steakhouse his twitter account if the bloom an onion is evil and we don't want to be nice cigar so. as you will with low stakes. already heard there. we're going to throw you out of our server the very remember everyone in this world we're not told we love the job so i told wall i love you i am tired rover and i'm top of the lawless keep on watching those hawks oh that was great there. are. the few we don't agree on. every. period. and you'll get all the old. according to just. come along for the. he's been called one of america's most influential conservative thinkers dinesh d'souza is here on this edition of paul. to politic get out larry king he's been a leading voice in america's conservative movements and with his latest work he claims that the democratic left not donald trump the real fascists in the united states he's a bestselling author and documentary maker dinesh d'souza his newest book i have it right here is in titled the big lie exposing the nazi roots of the american left thanks for joining us tonight we'll get to the book in a little while what do you make of the

culprit in the cigar there are many organizations and many others that might have or might have. diverted really supported organizations one time or another but that doesn't. put any constraints on us to deal with the specific country as long as the evidence exists to support them now currently from wrong but i think most countries in africa and europe including russia really don't want to take sides in this dispute but there are others for example turkey which. threw their support behind. turkey and now finds more and more reasons to cooperate more pointedly with iran do you think this geopolitical cross sectarian realignment maybe to europe will politically i think that we should all be committed to our obligations to deal with terrorism and to be effective partners in the coalition against terrorism any action that is contradictory to that should not be sustained but you know that turkey already has more than a thousand soldiers in qatar it clearly doesn't see the muslim brotherhood as a terrorist organization. in some respects it's a more defined and more ambitious power than

anything out of a hollywood movie where you get especially among republicans you get old men with cigars like here's what you're going to do for us. it was never anything like that, but he would have lobbyists and industries that would throw a fundraiser and then should you get elected the next day they are in your office in a different capacity because they are separated like here's the policy we like and if they know that you know that person just raised the $20,000 last night so these are some of the dirtier components that go in with how i eventually announced the assets i had moving into a campaign and a little bit of breakdown quite frankly on the dirty politics. >> it is still stunning to have the curtain pulled back as much as it is. you talk about not just the special interest money that the money that you are expected to raise for your fellow congressmen and how that is a charge of your merit you are of no use unless you can raise money so i want you to tell the story of when you walked intoaln that meeting. >> each party has a political arm further members of congress, the dem

close but no cigars. that is right.lic money from uk sport and yet only has one medal from eight days of home championships to show for it, there will be some kind of inquest. having said that, british athletics are putting a positive spin on this. there have been plenty of fourth place finishes and top eight finishes from some very promising athletes. and with the long—term target of the 2020 tokyo olympics that bodes well. and it could improve with the relay and so mo farah in the final days. there is a growing fear that success in recent games may have papered over some cracks when it comes to the coaching structure in the sport domestically, and an over defendants on the likes of sir mo farah, jessica ennis—hill and greg rutherford may be overexposed. there could be consequences of the funding cut if it stays like this. if it is tough now, it will only get tougher when the band russian team are back. indeed, thank you. that's it from us tonight. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a very good

i love the touch of the big cigar. that was on point. >> that's incredible. could do this every halloween. just do makeup. >> but think about actors who don't look like the people they're playing, this is something you'd want to think about, maybe. although w >>> she wants to try barefoot water skiing. >> and at first, it looks like it's going to be all good. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ strummed guitar travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. is why. this whole process captured by the zo report. >>> there's a reason i stick to the elliptical machine at the gym. here's why. you see this woman there run og then treadmill? she's pumped the speed way up. >> and that's why i want to see you on a treadmill. >> first of all, i walk. because i have had some close calls before but

his grandfather was a reader in a cigar company, a tobacco company in cuba who spoke no english.there's just no way that marco rubio among others in the republican party can look at themselves in the mirror and vote for something like this. it is going nowhere and it's nothing but another propaganda wedge issue by the trump administration. >> we spr to leave it there. >>> when we come back, i'm going to speak to republican senator jeff flake about his book parts of which criticize president trump and hear how the white house responds. your social security number on any one of thousands of risky sites, so you'll be in the know. ooh. sushi. ugh. being in the know is a good thing. sign up online for free. discover social security alerts. it seems like dwayne johnson can't possibly take on any more. the rock: oh, that sounds like a challenge. [crash] ♪ hey siri, get me a lyft ride to lax. [siri tone] [crash] [tires squeal] [jet engine] [siri tone[ painting, painting, painting... siri: mr. nakamura can discuss your fashion line. i'm out. ♪ rock. hey siri, take a selfie. [siri tone] ♪

in new hampshire and i was sitting not a bar a nose a woman a few stools down and i was smoking a cigar and just sitting there being like wiped out from the grind of being a political operative and losing campaigns and she said you want to those political operatives and i want yeah and she goes. do you have a when. and i remember being surprised by the fact that i took a really long pause and i thought about it for a really long time and then i said no. and there was that that that that pause that kind of helped define that character for me because it had never been a concern to him whether he wants or not because he was fighting for a particular ideology which was a losing one most of the time and i just thought that scene always kind of sticks out. for me for some reason just because it helped define the character they're terrific guests thank you sir richard schiff we thank him for his time today and i thank you for joining me on this edition of politicking maybe you can join the conversation on my facebook page or tweet me at kings things and don't forget to use the politicking hash