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live—action super mario bros starring bob hoskins and the ill—fated street fighter, which teamed jean—claudeh kylie minogue for reasons no one could fully understand. by comparison with these stinkers, the original mortal kombat movie, directed by paul ws anderson and starring christopher lambert, wasn't bad. not great, but not terrible either. the same could not be said of the sequel annihilation, a flop which effectively killed the live—action franchise. first learned about this seven years ago on a mission in brazil to capture a wanted fugitive. now, more than two decades later, we have a new mortal kombat movie. produced by saw and insidious co—creatorjames wan and co—written by greg russo, a devotee of the games who promised to stay true to the existing mythology and to give fellow fans a faithful screen adaptation. get over here! now, that's all well and good, but the film still needs to work for audiences unfamiliar with the games, so we get lewis tan as new character cole young, a cage fighter with a mysterious birthmark who finds himself drawn into a world that conveniently has to b

live—action super mario bros starring bob hoskins and the ill—fated street fighter, which teamed jean—clauders, the original mortal kombat movie, directed by paul ws anderson and starring christopher lambert, wasn't bad. not great, but not terrible either. the same could not be said of the sequel annihilation, a flop which effectively killed the live—action franchise. first learned about this seven years ago on a mission in brazil to capture a wanted fugitive. now, more than two decades later, we have a new mortal kombat movie. produced by saw and insidious co—creatorjames wan and co—written by greg russo, a devotee of the games who promised to stay true to the existing mythology and to give fellow fans a faithful screen adaptation. get over here! now, that's all well and good, but the film still needs to work for audiences unfamiliar with the games, so we get lewis tan as new character cole young, a cage fighter with a mysterious birthmark who finds himself drawn into a world that conveniently has to be explained to him en route. throughout history, different cultures all over the world ref

that's the price paid by the highest bidder for this coveted painting by french impressionist artist claude monet water lily pond outdid itself it was snapped up for 13000000 more than expected it's one of the famous series of paintings inspired by the artist's own garden the auction saw the 1st in person bidding at southern b.'s new york in more than a year of a lot simply did banks's iconic protest image love is in the air that fetched just shy of $13000000.00 in house made history by saying it would accept bits calling for the work it's the 1st time a major auction house has agreed to accept cryptocurrency as payment for a physical piece of art. a beautiful tina turner is to be admitted to the rock n roll hall of fame previously inducted as part of i can tina turner this time the singer is being on edge for her so when i work the fight is on drop a jay z. are also being inducted carole king was previously on it as a songwriter this time she's been chosen as a performer the ceremony will take place in october in cleveland. and german band cough tobacco also joining the hall of fame. the p

claude baissac who runs the eunomix consultancy group in johannesburg.ectory in south africa, it will become a failed state by 2030. can you fix that trajectory yourself? that's absolute nonsense. south africa will never be a failed state. that's nonsense. that's nonsensical. but can you turn around what you've acknowledged to be this unemployment crisis? but i've explained to you what the problem is, and i have no other words to explain to you. the fact of the matter is that this country, south africa, has far stronger institutions that keep the country together, the pillars of the state together. whether it's the judiciary, whether it's the central bank, whether it's the national treasury, whether it's the defence force, the intelligence services, whether it's the non—governmental organisations, whether it's chambers of commerce and academic institutions, this country is far more stronger than any one of them on their own put together. all right. there's no way in which south africa's going to collapse. it's not possible. that's nonsensical. well, mini

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on the 3rd one, put blood, but you just most of the of the type is claude for security reasons. and the roof has been accused of taking a bomb threat to force a passenger jet to the ground in order to season opposition, journalist room and protests of which was on board a commercial flight from greece to lithuania. when it was a score to 2 men, scatter reports of explosives on board, he was put on a wanted list after mass protests following last year's election. when president lucas shanker claimed victory despite claims of fraud, the lava flow from a volcanic eruption into the mccrass's republic of congo has come close to, but narrowly spared the city of goma. several houses were destroyed as the molten rock surged to the city's outskirts, thousands of people were forced to flee their homes with 15 reported killed in related accidents during the panic. and at least 14 people, including a child, have died after a cable car fell to the ground, the in northern italy. the incident happened near the final pilot on the route to the sun. later of the motor on a mountain where the cabl

that's the price paid by the highest bidder for this coveted painting by french impressionist artist claude monet water lily pond outdid itself it was snapped up for 13000000 more than expected is one of the famous series of paintings inspired by the artist's own garden the auction saw the 1st in person bidding at some of these new york in more than a year of a lot simply did banks's iconic. test image love is in the air that fetched just shy of $13000000.00 the option house made history by saying it would accept bitcoin for the work it's the 1st time a major auction house has agreed to accept cryptocurrency as payment for a physical piece of art. leave tina turner used to be admitted to the rock n roll hall of fame previously inducted as part of i continue to turn this time the singer is being honored for her solo work the few fighters and rapper jay z. are also being inducted carole king was previously on it as a songwriter this time she's been chosen as a performer the ceremony will take place in october in cleveland. and german band cuffed also joining the hall of fame the pioneers of e

live—action super mario bros starring bob hoskins and the ill—fated street fighter, which teamed jean—claude't bad. not great, but not terrible either. the same could not be said of the sequel annihilation, a flop which effectively killed the live—action franchise. first learned about this seven years ago on a mission in brazil to capture a wanted fugitive. now, more than two decades later, we have a new mortal kombat movie, produced by saw and insidious co—creatorjames wan and co—written by greg russo, a devotee of the games who promised to stay true to the existing mythology and to give fellow fans a faithful screen adaptation. get over here! now, that's all well and good, but the film still needs to work for audiences unfamiliar with the games, so we get lewis tan as new character cole young, a cage fighter with a mysterious birthmark who finds himself drawn into a world that conveniently has to be explained to him en route.

on sunday morning while the bands were still playing, a band called claude jones, which is a good, locald.c. band, police swept into the park with helmets, nightsticks said " everyone has to leave here by noon." no doubt, the cultural part of things end of the music was part of the reason why so many gathered in that park. the government had believed, government and performance embedded with the antiwar groups, believed that about 4000 or 5000 which are up for mayday but instead there were nearly 50,000. that is part of what triggered this overreaction. host: neil was one of those 50,000. neil from round rock, texas. how old were you? caller: i was 18 at the time. host: why did you come to washington? caller: i learned the government had lied to the american people, lied about the basis of the war, and i was terribly angered by that. i educated myself and decided that i had to go. host: what was it like when you got here? i stayed -- caller: i stayed with friends at georgetown and got to dupont circle as a new yorker. i had the model that people would be warned. if you do not leave you w

that's the price paid by the highest bidder for this coveted painting by french impressionist artist claude monet water lily pond outdid itself it was snapped up for 30000000 more than expected it's one of the famous series of paintings inspired by the artist's own garden the auction saw the 1st in person bidding at some of these new york in more than a year all the lots included bank sees iconic protest image love is in the air that fetched just shy of $13000000.00 in house made history by saying it would accept bits calling for the work it's the 1st time a major auction house has agreed to accept cryptocurrency as payment for a physical piece of art. a beautiful tina turner is to be admitted to the rock n roll hall of fame previously inducted as part of i continue to turn this time the singer is being on edge for her solo work the field fighters and rapper jay z. are also being inducted carole king was previously on it as a songwriter this time she's been chosen as a performer the ceremony will take place in october in cleveland. and german band cough tobacco also joining the hall of fame

♪ claude van damme ♪ ♪ hair for men ♪ ♪ poison gas ♪ ♪ nutrasweet ♪ it's gotta rhyme with "piece."break me off a piece of that fancy feast ♪ ♪ it's a cat food. nailed it. i'm trevor noah, and this is the daily social distancing show. today is monday, may 3rd, which means it's officially teacher appreciation week. so, because of that, i wanted to take a moment to personally thank the teacher who changed my life... professor charles xavier. when i came to his school, i was just a lost, cocky young kid. but i'll never forget what he taught me -- "trevor, you're not an x-man. getting nosebleeds is not a superpower. and i still remember that lesson to this day. love you professor x! anyway, coming up on tonight's show -- why diamonds are now a guy's best friend, roy wood, jr. tells us about the black royals you've never heard of, and facebook and apple are fighting over your search history. so let's do this, people! welcome to the daily social distancing show. >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show" with tr

reality is as our investor if researcher goes through a digital transformation, taking advantage of claudees and new technology, that opens up access for these adversaries to get access to these environments. industrial clients want to pay out because they want to get back to operations. so we are all vulnerable. it is not freak out and scare the public, but it is an investment that we need to make. amanda: when you say we, we just heard from the energy secretary, but where's the right investment that should happen? rob: it needs to happen at the individual companies. there is a role for the government, but the government trying to think of technology and things like that are not necessary. the reality is a lot of if researcher owners know what they need. matt: i have to cut you off, but it is for the president of the united states. robert lee talking about the hack. let's listen to president joe biden. pres. biden: i have been personally brief every day. the department of energy is working directly with colonial, to get the pipelines back operating at full capacity as quickly and as safel

. >> deputy sheriff claude winston gilman.r known as winston. ♪ >> he was a dear friend, a great father, and well respected in the community. and truly is missed. dwight was my best friend. he was one of my main reasons for coming to work. >> a fantastic example of what a man, father, leader, mentor, and everything in between should be. >> we would like you to know that his presence filled the room. his children and family would like you to know he was funny and hilarious. >> we would like you to remember -- everybody to remember him for his dedication to his family -- >> the sheriff's office -- >> his community -- >> and his church. >> we've been friends all of our life. >> he was a proud marine, served his country, and served his community. norman was the type of person that if you only met him, you liked him, but if you knew him, you loved him. >> he loved the lord, he loved me, he loved his family, and he loved his family of officers. >> tj was a funny guy. made everybody laugh and had a great sense of humor. >> you will f

christine is up because of one word, claude. and christine says, just getting ready for bed.up next, the latest in the push to uncover the origin of the coronavirus. and coming up on "morning joe," former texas congressman beto o'rourke will join the conversation to discuss the controversial new voting laws proposed in that state. >>> plus, we'll hear from former republican congresswoman barbara comstock after the senate failed to garner enough gop support to create a january 6th commission. "morning joe" is just moments away. "morning joe" is just moments away i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. did you know prilosec otc can stop frequent heartburn before it begins? heartburn happens when stomach acid refluxes into the esophagus. prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula that helps it pass through the tough stomach acid. it then works

and jean-claude van damme's coerced duets with belgian prostitutes.ent awkward bones of "the daily show". >> the show did pretty well. one day we were shocked to learn that he was going to be leaving. >> eventually, tom snyder retired and worldwide pants, david letterman's production company hired craig kill born to be the host of the late late show on cbs. >> and now we have to start all over. and then one day i get a call from a comedy manager. hey, man, you thinking about jon stewart for this thing? >> jon stewart had an edgily late night talk show that started on mtv. >> that jon stewart, man, he is rad. >> i think i'm falling for you. >> he had that really important thing which is why he broke early. he had charisma. >> this is "the daily show" with jon stewart, the most important television program ever. >> jon had vision. jon had a point of view. >> you're out of order. he's out of order. this whole trial is sexy. >> it was a departure in style and tone. it was a political show. >> and the show always stood out as just the place to get the news

professor claude, the image that senator -- just gave us we all saw the video of this.se the senators a certain amount of distance any hallway asking questions. we just saw four years of republican senators trying to run away from questions that donald trump just tree -- tweeted. saying i didn't see it. i have to go to this busy meeting down the hall. they are now going to be running away from the question, of what do you think of what's liz cheney just said. so, both sides of this issue, make those republican senators run away from answering to either side of it. the trump side of it, or the liz cheney side of it. >> i think the evidence is clear that the republican party is running major deficits encourage that there's a complete absence of statesman and states woman on that side of the aisle. i want to be careful here, but think it's important for us to isolate and to in some ways, described the problem as trump 's -- i'm losing my language here, as trump's kind of -- lord have mercy, lawrence. trump trafficking and the lie. the lie, it is tethered to a set of resent

this weekend, there's the air and sea show expected to draw claud crowds.y know people are coming. they know people feel the tide is turning with the ing advanta vaccinations and people coming in trying to have a good time as i have, if i'm being honest with you. >> looks like you are working hard down there. if there's anybody that earned a trip to miami beach, it's shaq. how is it looking in atlanta for an influx of travelers? >> reporter: the good news is that they are equipped to handle it. inside this airport, they have three security checkpoints to try to move passengers through as quickly as possible. they are gearing up for an influx of passengers. we are talking about 1.5 million travellers expected to come through this airport alone. we know that a number of people are going to be traveling by air. consider this, the tsa says yesterday they processed about 1.85 million people. that's the second largest number since this pandemic began. it's very clear that as the cdc is giving the clear for vaccinated people to travel safely, americans are doing s

while one of the bands was still playing, claude jones, which was a very good, local d.c.nd, when the police just suddenly swept into the park with their helmets and night sticks and said everybody has to leave here by noon. they gave them until noon to clear it out. but no doubt the sort of cultural part of things and the music was one of the reasons why so many people gathered in that park. the government had believed that -- government informants who were embeddeded with the anti-war groups at the behest of nixon and the justice department believed about 4,000 people would show up for may day. instead there were nearly 50,000. that's part of what triggered what i think is an overreaction. >> and neil was one of those 50,000. from round rock, texas. how old were you? >> caller: i was 18 at the time. >> why did you come to washington? >> caller: basically because i learned that the government had lied to the american people, lied about the basis for the war, and i was terribly angered by that. educated myself and decided that i had to go. >> reporter: what was it like whe

on sunday morning while the bands were still playing, one of the bands was still on, claude jones, whichery good local d.c. rock band when the police suddenly swept into the park with their helmets and night sticks and said, everybody has to leave here by noon. they gave them until noon to clear it out. but no doubt the cultural part of things and the music was one of the reasons why people gathered in that -- so many people gathered in that park. the government had believed that -- the government informants embedded with the anti-war groups believed four or five thousand people would show up for mayday but instead there were 50000. >> that's what i think triggered the overreaction. >> and neil was one of them how old were you? >> caller: i was 18 at the time. >> why did you come to washington? >> caller: basically because i learned the government had lied to the american people. lied about the basis for the war. and i was terribly angered by that. educated myself and decided that i had to go. >> what was it like when you got here in. >> caller: i stayed with friends at georgetown. and g

so i'm thrilled to introduce claud chen to tell you more about what's in store.ce behind this celebration for 17 years. and she also serves on the board of the asian arts museum foundation. i'm so grateful and delighted to welcome to say a few words, introduce today's program to all of us. claudine. >> thank you. is it almost afternoon yet. thank you everyone for coming. every year, we would like to make sure the public learns about what we have planned for asian heritage month. this year, our theme is celebration theme is celebrate resilience, uplift voices. we all know the tremendous challenges that the a.p.i. community has been facing this past year whether it's with covid-19 or with the anti-asian hate. however, it is the consensus of the community that we want the celebration of this month to be positive. we want to show the world that we are proud asian pacific americans and we are proud being americans. so, as you will see, throughout the month, we have many programs over 50 programs that show case the art and culture of asian pacific america. later on thi

so i'm thrilled to introduce claud chen to tell you more about what's in store.claudian is a supporter of asian art culture and she has been the organizing force behind this celebration for 17 years. and she also serves on the board of the asian arts museum foundation. i'm so grateful and delighted to welcome to say a few words, introduce today's program to all of us. claudine. >> thank you. is it almost afternoon yet. thank you everyone for coming. every year, we would like to make sure the public learns about what we have planned for asian heritage month. this year, our theme is celebration theme is celebrate resilience, uplift voices. we all know the tremendous challenges that the a.p.i. community has been facing this past year whether it's with covid-19 or with the anti-asian hate. however, it is the consensus of the community that we want the celebration of this month to be positive. we want to show the world that we are proud asian pacific americans and we are proud being americans. so, as you will see, throughout the month, we have many programs over 50 pr

on sunday morning while the bands were still playing, a band called claude jones, which is a good, locald, police swept into the park with helmets, nightsticks said " everyone has to leave here by noon." no doubt, the cultural part of things end of the music was part of the reason why so many gathered in that park. the government had believed, government and performance embedded with the antiwar groups, believed that about 4000 or 5000 which are up for mayday but instead there were nearly 50,000. that is part of what triggered this overreaction. host: neil was one of those 50,000. neil from round rock, texas. how old were you? caller: i was 18 at the time. host: why did you come to washington? caller: i learned the government had lied to the american people, lied about the basis of the war, and i was terribly angered by that. i educated myself and decided that i had to go. host: what was it like when you got here? i stayed -- caller: i stayed with friends at georgetown and got to dupont circle as a new yorker. i had the model that people would be warned. if you do not leave you will be a

so i'm thrilled to introduce claud chen to tell you more about what's in store.n is a supporter of asian art culture and she has been the organizing force behind this celebration for 17 years. and she also serves on the board of the asian arts museum foundation. i'm so grateful and delighted to welcome to say a few words, introduce today's program to all of us. claudine. >> thank you. is it almost afternoon yet. thank you everyone for coming. every year, we would like to make sure the public learns about what we have planned for asian heritage month. this year, our theme is celebration theme is celebrate resilience, uplift voices. we all know the tremendous challenges that the a.p.i. community has been facing this past year whether it's with covid-19 or with the anti-asian hate. however, it is the consensus of the community that we want the celebration of this month to be positive. we want to show the world that we are proud asian pacific americans and we are proud being americans. so, as you will see, throughout the month, we have many programs over 50 programs

claude khonry will be lickin: thought. claude khonry will be licking their — thought.wounds, losing their leader and failing to make any leave. after losing the only constituency, the lib dems regained original seat. as wales begins to return to some sort of normality, this year's result may have proven that wales has been satisfied with labour's stewardship throughout the pandemic and have voted for another round. tomos morgan, bbc news. there's been a surge of holiday bookings after 12 destinations — including portugal, gibraltar and israel — were added to the government's green list. that means travellers returning to england from those countries will no longer have to self—isolate from the 17th of may. however some travel firms have called the list "overly cautious", as our business correspondent katy austin reports. it has been months since holidays to places like this were allowed. international leisure trips will be allowed again from the 17th of may but there will still be restrictions in place under the traffic light system. this is the list of the 12 countrie

so i'm thrilled to introduce claud chen to tell you more about what's in store.n is a supporter of asian art culture and she has been the organizing force behind this celebration for 17 years. and she also serves on the board of the asian arts museum foundation. i'm so grateful and delighted to welcome to say a few words, introduce today's program to all of us. claudine. >> thank you. is it almost afternoon yet. thank you everyone for coming. every year, we would like to make sure the public learns about what we have planned for asian heritage month. this year, our theme is celebration theme is celebrate resilience, uplift voices. we all know the tremendous challenges that the a.p.i. community has been facing this past year whether it's with covid-19 or with the anti-asian hate. however, it is the consensus of the community that we want the celebration of this month to be positive. we want to show the world that we are proud asian pacific americans and we are proud being americans. so, as you will see, throughout the month, we have many programs over 50 programs

so i'm thrilled to introduce claud chen to tell you more about what's in store.udian is a supporter of asian art culture and she has been the organizing force behind this celebration for 17 years. and she also serves on the board of the asian arts museum foundation. i'm so grateful and delighted to welcome to say a few words, introduce today's program to all of us. claudine. >> thank you. is it almost afternoon yet. thank you everyone for coming. every year, we would like to make sure the public learns about what we have planned for asian heritage month. this year, our theme is celebration theme is celebrate resilience, uplift voices. we all know the tremendous challenges that the a.p.i. community has been facing this past year whether it's with covid-19 or with the anti-asian hate. however, it is the consensus of the community that we want the celebration of this month to be positive. we want to show the world that we are proud asian pacific americans and we are proud being americans. so, as you will see, throughout the month, we have many programs over 50 progr

so i'm thrilled to introduce claud chen to tell you more about what's in store.ure and she has been the organizing force behind this celebration for 17 years. and she also serves on the board of the asian arts museum foundation. i'm so grateful and delighted to welcome to say a few words, introduce today's program to all of us. claudine. >> thank you. is it almost afternoon yet. thank you everyone for coming. every year, we would like to make sure the public learns about what we have planned for asian heritage month. this year, our theme is celebration theme is celebrate resilience, uplift voices. we all know the tremendous challenges that the a.p.i. community has been facing this past year whether it's with covid-19 or with the anti-asian hate. however, it is the consensus of the community that we want the celebration of this month to be positive. we want to show the world that we are proud asian pacific americans and we are proud being americans. so, as you will see, throughout the month, we have many programs over 50 programs that show case the art and culture

so i'm thrilled to introduce claud chen to tell you more about what's in store.porter of asian art culture and she has been the organizing force behind this celebration for 17 years. and she also serves on the board of the asian arts museum foundation. i'm so grateful and delighted to welcome to say a few words, introduce today's program to all of us. claudine. >> thank you. is it almost afternoon yet. thank you everyone for coming. every year, we would like to make sure the public learns about what we have planned for asian heritage month. this year, our theme is celebration theme is celebrate resilience, uplift voices. we all know the tremendous challenges that the a.p.i. community has been facing this past year whether it's with covid-19 or with the anti-asian hate. however, it is the consensus of the community that we want the celebration of this month to be positive. we want to show the world that we are proud asian pacific americans and we are proud being americans. so, as you will see, throughout the month, we have many programs over 50 programs that show

so i'm thrilled to introduce claud chen to tell you more about what's in store.laudian is a supporter of asian art culture and she has been the organizing force behind this celebration for 17 years. and she also serves on the board of the asian arts museum foundation. i'm so grateful and delighted to welcome to say a few words, introduce today's program to all of us. claudine. >> thank you. is it almost afternoon yet. thank you everyone for coming. every year, we would like to make sure the public learns about what we have planned for asian heritage month. this year, our theme is celebration theme is celebrate resilience, uplift voices. we all know the tremendous challenges that the a.p.i. community has been facing this past year whether it's with covid-19 or with the anti-asian hate. however, it is the consensus of the community that we want the celebration of this month to be positive. we want to show the world that we are proud asian pacific americans and we are proud being americans. so, as you will see, throughout the month, we have many programs over 50 pro

so i'm thrilled to introduce claud chen to tell you more about what's in store. claudian is a supporter of asian art culture and she has been the organizing force behind this celebration for 17 years. and she also serves on the board of the asian arts museum foundation. i'm so grateful and delighted to welcome to say a few words, introduce today's program to all of us. claudine. >> thank you. is it almost afternoon yet. thank you everyone for coming. every year, we would like to make sure the public learns about what we have planned for asian heritage month. this year, our theme is celebration theme is celebrate resilience, uplift voices. we all know the tremendous challenges that the a.p.i. community has been facing this past year whether it's with covid-19 or with the anti-asian hate. however, it is the consensus of the community that we want the celebration of this month to be positive. we want to show the world that we are proud asian pacific americans and we are proud being americans. so, as you will see, throughout the month, we have many programs over 50 p

live—action super mario bros starring bob hoskins and the ill—fated street fighter, which teamed jean—claudeut this seven years ago, on a mission in brazil to capture a wanted fugitive. now, more than two decades later, we have a new mortal kombat movie, produced by saw and insidious co—creatorjames wan and co—written by greg russo, a devotee of the games who promised to stay true to the existing mythology and to give fellow fans a faithful screen adaptation. get over here! now, that's all well and good, but the film still needs to work for audiences unfamiliar with the games, so we get lewis tan as new character cole young — a cage fighter with a mysterious birthmark who finds himself drawn into a world that conveniently has to be explained to him en route. throughout history, different cultures all over the world reference a great tournament. enterjessica mcnamee“s sonya blade, who spends a lot of time doing an impression of basil exposition from the austin powers movies, ensuring that no one gets confused, although if truth be told, i did get confused a bit. kano wins! also along for the

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