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oh, thank rose. dark, colby met the foe demands. funny, it is shot here twice and he stand mediate. keep back one thing about it. he was on the beach is black and you just go late and that but it it on and say, oh sir. previous any pull up egypt. he told them they should lee, that they don't keep burden on it. and the point, this is not an in i a morgan. he was it funny, but it will still be a set of people definite i up is who returned of his ups back in 20 because this with of die and he a even he can it or it's still no up it. although have a girl who did sure it's um when like who only had it too long, but the people i swear it, what, who or mid day of them other people some sir you why they play noted tongue is weren't. and i was there any this i there i says that there were no all bush solves asked to white gloves because been watching this prior coming. oh, the irish pretty. she's up. you're in took and ages and credit moran every were think a different was going to take they ended up in 2 had been a bad one before and there a lot of talked about there were finelli and ox peo

it was going to be the great star is dicey clay colby's he's home slam, he builds it here in australia, so it should be a good battle. but i think not about dr. beach, we'll get this one and the number one ranking again. ok, only time will tell dental is that nobody metos in melbourne. thank you for your time. as a reminder of our top story, 2 people have been injured in. i'm not shooting in east jerusalem. police say the suspect is the 13 year old senior comes a day after that that he is not talk in the city in more than a decade, which he promised indian gunman shot at 7 people. the cynical that's open now up next. the same guy in india whose music challenges hatred against the countries plus them plan i with the up to date don't miss our highlights. the d w program online. d w dot com highlight. mine is a tech as our documentary series founders belly with.

and for that, let's bring in our economics editor from the financial times colby smith.nd stock iffutures are trading higher. and what is the early status of what we should expect today? >> well, there is a real sense of recognition globally and across the u.s. that the sxhik economic outlook is beginning to sour. and so on the one hand, ceos and investors are grappling with the fact that borrowing costs are rising. inflation shock is still lingering. and early signs that demand is really starting to pull off. and it speaks to the muss multiplicity of risks and leading to the choppy trading days. >> dow took a real hit yesterday. and we've been talking about the dead ceiling. janet yellen has notified congress that the united states reaches it borrowing limit tomorrow. walk us through what happens if the lawmakers don't lift the debt creel something. >>. >> ceiling? >> it is a real conundrum. they have a bit of time. yes they hit the debt ceiling thursday, but they will enact extraordinary measures. and that means that they can carve out more room, things that they can d

this is near pacific heights and colby way in san bruno. no word on any injuries. growing concern about the guadalupe river and flooding nearby neighborhoods. in the east bay niles canyon road has been continuing the trouble travel spot. shut down due to a landslide. highway 84 between fremont and pleasanton. this will be closed until further notice. a lot going on, live team coverage with reporters across the bay area. meteorologist kari hall leading our coverage. this rain just keeps coming. >>> it does. i'm seeing a lot more in the forecast as well. we are not close to being done with all of this activity and it's been pretty widespread for us this morning. a few pockets of heavier rain moving through marin county, southern sonoma county into napa county. we're seeing it pick up in the delta moving over to antioch, bethel island as well as brentwood and byron where we are getting more intense rainfall but we'll start to see the north bay, seeing that activity lightening up a bit. it's going to be pouring from napa to san francisco down t

it came crashing into a home and a nearby car at colby way not too far from skyline college. no word if there were any injuries in this crash. a community hit hard by last week's storm is finding some fun while dealing with the cleanup. wow, check this video posted from rio delmar neighborhood in aptos. a man is riding on top of a log in the process of it being cleared. the area was hit by large swells leaving streets flooded with debris. recovery efforts are still under way and there are new concerns of more damage from this latest storm. we have more team coverage coming up at 5:00. live reports from around the bay area and jessica aguirre is working on the 5:00 newscast. >>> it's just amazing how quickly the water went up. >> we're bracing for the worst, hoping for the best. i think that's all you can do when you live in a place like this. >>> good evening. the news at 5:00 starts right now. thanks for joining me. i'm jessica aguirre. it is a new week and a new swatting by mother nature. the bay area dealing with more flooding. at this hour highway 101 in gilroy is under w

and yet sublime stress sets off the alarm system. deep in the brain, colby, amid de la, it prepared our ancestors to fight or flee. this fight or flight response sets our heart racing, our blood pressure rising and triggers the release of the stress hormone cortisol. with harmful effects on our health, stress can be to depression and weight gain. it can affect the immune system and raised blood pressure. lou scientists brideau so so that constant stress can even affect the brain and hot is do it speed. and when the level of cortisol, which is released during stress, it rises in the body of the hippocampus, suffers that can actually cause neurons to die, wound up stab. mm, gung. but mindfulness helps to guard against that to practice, staying in the moment and not getting distracted. all you need is a reason for us then imagine that you are seeing this object for the 1st time in your life that the hibler. mm mindfulness is a counterpoint to multitasking. after all, doing many things at once is stressful. and it's not any faster either at thank you this day, i will now know from research

for momentum, moment, m heel, and yet sublime stress sets off the alarm system. deep in the brain, colby, amid de la, it prepared our ancestors to fight or flee. this fight or flight response sets our heart racing, our blood pressure rising and triggers. the release of the stress hormone cortisol with harmful effects on our health stress can lead to depression and weight gain. it can affect the immune system and raise blood pressure. lou scientists brideau so so that constant stress can even affect the brain and caught is doing speech when the level of cortisol, which is released during stress that rises in the body of the hippocampus sufferers that can actually cause neurons to die, wound up stab. mm lung, but mindfulness helps to guard against that to practice staying in the moment and not getting distracted. all you need is a reason. is it about washed and imagined that you are seeing this object for the 1st time in your life? that's actually been mm mindfulness is a counterpoint to multitasking. after all, doing many things at once is stressful. and it's not any faster either me at t

prosperous, find beautiful world here her since the beginning of the epidemic, china has revised is colby 19 control protocols. 9 times the measures are all backed by science. china has also been accelerating the research and development of vaccine medicine. so yeah, and what's a good the key to china's anti academic efforts in the past 3 years is prevention. now we have come to a stage to upgrade the efforts with more targeted meshes. it's a normal process engine. more than 90 percent of china's population is fully vaccinated against corona virus. among the highest rates in the world. the total number of i c. u beds in china has reached a 138000 close to the level of one bed for every 10000 people. there are 80000. i see you doctors and 220000 nurses. china's average life expectancy rose from 77.93 years 202278.2 years in 2021. china also played a positive role in tackling the global pandemic to maintain social stability. china sought to reduce the economic impact of the academic policies to support business enterprises were known as national and local levels. at the central economic war

elbridge colby is a former department of defense official.was reluctant to send tanks up until this point. well, it's a little bit of a mystery. i think there's actually been quite a lot of public speculation. i think the most charitable interpretation, or the most commonly proffered is that germany is very uncomfortable with having german tanks fighting russian forces on ukrainian soil and so forth. i don't think that explanation has tended to add up that much, so it is a bit of a mystery. and if scholz tomorrow, as expected, announces the release, it will have cost a lot, politically, and in terms of perceptions of the germans, without really — with the same result, so it is a bit mystifying. is this a significant moment, do you think? i think it is significant. on the one hand, look, tanks are important, they're not everything, but main battle tanks are really important. the ukrainians are running out of the previously soviet—made ones. the leopard 2 tank is one of the most capable tanks in the world. people often talk about the american a

elbridge colby, former department of defense official and author of the strategy of denial: americanr conflict, joins us now from washington dc. thank you forjoining us. it is interesting here because it appears that germany was quite reluctant to initially send these tanks, why is that? fix, reluctant to initially send these tanks, why is that? a bit of a mystery. _ these tanks, why is that? a bit of a mystery, michelle - these tanks, why is that? a bit of a mystery, michelle and - these tanks, why is that? a bit of a mystery, michelle and i. of a mystery, michelle and i think there has been quite a bit of public speculation but i think the most commonly proffered speculation is that germany is uncomfortable with having german tanks fighting russian forces on ukrainian soil and so forth. i don't think that explanation has tended to add up so it is a bit of a mystery. if olaf scholz announces tomorrow as expected announces tomorrow as expected announces the tanks, with the same result, it is mystifying. is this a significant moment was yellow i think it is significant. on the one hand

suggest that there might be anything wrong with any vaccines, or any type of efficacy as to sar is colby, do you were an anti vax or you were just dismissed from any social media platform? now, the rules are that the cdc is actually investigating the very claims that were made a couple of months ago by anti vax hers. so what is up is now down what is down is now up. everything is inverted. so how can any citizen, american, or otherwise keep track of what's going on? i mean, i, i, i don't know about you, but when somebody signed the document that says, we believe that the hunter biden laptop was russian dis, information or stage. but then again, we know what to be true because that's how good the, this russia disinformation is. because it true, it doesn't even make sense. i can't even follow it logically. so, do do most people care about this? they don't even understand it. i don't. and if you think there's going to be an apology or clarification, don't hold your breath. what a confusing time we live in line on monday. thanks for joining us on the program. that's line legal on media analy

this is near pacific heights and colby in san bruno. nobody hurt. >> an alert went out last night to cell phones and some people in san jose near coyote creek, ross creek and the guadalupe river. >> we're live along the guadalupe with the current conditions there. damian? >> reporter: i'm standing on what used to be the guadalupe river trail here. it's been consumed by the guadalupe river. it goes all the way down into the san francisco bay. but the good news is because the rain has stopped, over the last hour the water levels seem to have dropped. i put this rock over here as my marker at 10:00 this morning. this is where the water level was at about 10:00 this morning. so it has gone down quite a bit. but, still, the guadalupe river is roaring through downtown san jose. you can see no damage yet that we know about in downtown san jose, but you do see a lot of logs kind of careening downstream. not a lot of junk we've seen so far, as far as shopping carts, strollers, anything like that. so that's good news. we went upstream toward the

they are here and about a block away is colby that has been throwing tear gas up in the police has blocked the access towards the entry of presidential palace and congress. but protesters are in different parts of the surrounding areas clashing with police, throwing rocks at them. ah, yes, chris, i am from pu no, i want to inform people of the reality of this forgotten rural peru region that not only has poverty, but also malnutrition. the peruvian state has forgotten or region are children who do not have good quality healthcare education. it's a region that produces copper, gold richness that contribute to the state, yet they don't care about us. oh, protests have gone on in other parts of the country as well. include going, bruno, as well as in that to keep up were protests, was tried to take over the airport. now these protestors say they want human rights organizations in the country to verify the prosecution of those who have killed under the victims of nearly 50 people. that have died in the last few weeks in the protest are now these protesters say that no matter what they will sta

my stylus swore. massage, i guess like i call it all the if i could, bella so they say, colby, i think the older boys in guy gave him up to this woman. i had a peculiar the method that i had to lead to my house. you're covered at the mid document tilted to mean can inequity. you could tell only anthem only you christy him. you know, you're kamali more thumb. he go collapse or than i got alive and turned into your lot in masa. yeah, he's, he's, i'm sorry, but you have unit mir lester. you're not in a question. can you say that kate das here i talk to you later. talk to him. you know that i can have a good time is my dear how you best on a friday a with a give you like give us one thing about that. i can tell you that a ah i don't know. don't go with a a, you know how they don't have them in a boat and make sure they have them. i think i got the slice on it. so that's not a lot of stuff. so i'm going to remove the cost for this to add some of them out of the stuff you can see a lot of money this year was i was going to sort of a a a oh. ready be a uh huh. with the i do. so when, when a n

we'll cover colby's name me. so i think that it's love she the travel now world bank report, released in november last year, found that the wealthiest one percent of the filipino population owned 17 percent of the national income. while the bottom 50 percent owned only 14 percent. the philippines is one of the countries in east asia with the highest income inequality rates. now they're having proposals with tax the rich war. at the philippines finance secretary, benjamin johnson said that this would turn off for investors to lead on al jazeera, at the trial. for one of the wells, dental is sporting disasters in history begins, and pharmacies across here are running out of several common medicines as winning actions. so ah hello there. the weather remains very unsettled across parts of the middle east and event you can see from the satellite image. those shot clouds bringing wet and windy weather, particularly to serial. on monday, we are going to some heavy rain for here. and of course, for parts of saudi arabia,

no word yet on the number of casualties. china is celebrating the lunar new year without districts colby 19 restrictions for the 1st time since 2019 tens of millions have travel to their rule. home towns where they are concerns at the recent surgeon infections good spread to the countryside. katrina, you has more from b jane the previous when the new year was the year of the tiger and according to the chinese zodiac, the qualities of year the tiger were restlessness. and disruption, and that certainly ran true for many people here in china because of cove and 0 policies. we had huge disruptions to income to ability and to health, especially at the end of the year when those restrictions were suddenly lifted. and millions of people are estimated to have gotten sick with the virus and at least 60000 people died. and now we have this new year this year of the rabbit, which according to the zodiac, is supposed to have qualities of peace and prosperity. so many people are coming here, crowds people lining up to the temple and they will be praying for a more positive year. ahead and certainly

live from doha reminder of our top stories this our china is celebrating the new new year without colby 19 restrictions for the 1st time in more than 3 years. tens of millions of people have traveled to very rural home towns, but health workers say infections, good spreads working. fossils military rulers have given find shrubs one month to leave. the country comes 2 days after hundreds of people demonstrated in the capital against francis military presence. they blamed the former colonial power for failing to secure the country. perused famous suicide microfiche who has been closed as protests against the government read hundreds of tory so stranded the demonstrators are demanding the resignation of president deena blue. washy and the release of former president federal castillo and new zealand, a ruling party, and peace have chosen cris hipkins to be the next prime minister. hipkins received unanimous support from the labor party he'll be officially sworn in on wednesday. hipkins replaces dressing the order and who resigned after more than 5 years in the post. adrian brown has more fr

we'll cover colby's name, come, it may be facing that. it's not cheap to travel. now a world bank report released in november last year, found that the wealthiest one percent of the filipino population own 17 percent of the national income. while the bottom 50 percent owned only 14 percent ability is one of the countries in east asia with the highest income inequality rate. now they're having proposals to tax the rich war. the bill b finance. secretary benjamin johnson said that this will turn off for investors in south africa, the wealthy, the wealth. this fantasy rather is quite evidence in alexander township. it's located just a few kilometers from the stanton district, which is often referred to as africa's richest square mile. one resident there described the direct konami can equality in the area. hi, my name is raymond levy lo, unemployed youth from alexandra intronas big south africa where living hen lx is a daily challenge. because most of the people who are, who are based here unemployed. so therefore we make means to survive. sent in is the richest squa

we'll culbert colby's name, corbett, maybe tracy, that it's not cheap the capital. now, a world bank report, released in november last year, found that the wealthiest one percent of the filipino population own 17 percent of the national income. while the bottom 50 percent owned only 14 percent ability is one of the countries in east asia with the highest income inequality rate. now they're having proposals to tax the rich for the philippines finance secretary benjamin johnson said that this would turn off for investors now in, in denise here, the trial for those responsible for a stampede that killed 100 and $35.00 people in a football match in october is begun, it was one of the world deadliest sporting disasters, 3 police officers and 2 match organizes charged with criminal negligence, causing death. if facing up to 5 years in prison found guilty, jessica washington has more from chicago. this is likely to be a highly charged trial. there is strict security in place as the trial takes place in sarah, via not in my along with the tragedy took place at least 800 per

we'll cover colby's name so that it's not cheap. the cather now world bank report, released in november last year, found that the wealthiest one percent of the filipino population only 17 percent, the national income, while the bottom 50 percent owned only 14 percent. the philippines is what are the countries in east asia with the highest income inequality rates? now they're having proposals to pass the rich work. the philippines finance secretary benjamin johnson said that this would turn off for investors. a group of millionaires have joined climate activists calling for higher taxes on the rich demonstrates as gambit ahead of the world economic forum in the swiss town dappled the annual meeting, which kicks off on mondays, attended by the wells top political business leaders protest to say it's time for them to get serious about global wealth disparities and the climate crisis. great collection of wealth concentrated together in davos. and i'm here with patriot millionaires buquet. i'll come out to join the holly and the protest

s. president joe biden, colby outragious, and tweeted, i condemn the assault and democracy and on the peaceful transfer of power. in brazil, brazil's democratic institutions have our full support and the will of the brazilian people must not be undermined that the french president pledged his supports, the brazilian leader tweeting the will of the brazilian people and the democratic institutions must be respected, equal the assaults and unacceptable questioning of the result of a democratic election, emmanuel micron, the an argentine as president called for regional unity against attacks on democracy. alberto fernandez, voicing his repudiation of events in bazillion. he went on to offer lula, his unconditional support in the face of what he called an attempted coup. let's get more from monica yanna care of who joins us from rio de janeiro and monica. we've seen what appears to be in a coordinated attempt to store multiple buildings. what do we know of what's happening now there? well, 170 people have been in prison so far the security forces have regained the control of the 3 building

and china hits back at accusations that it's not telling the whole truth about it's late is colby 19 outbreak. ah, the who's the hello there will look at east asian. it's a gloomy but warm picture. so much of china at the moment with temperature is above average stretching all the way from beijing. down to hong kong. we still got those showers in storms pulling in to taiwan and that rain runs its way up towards southern areas of japan. now behind that we've got a wintry mix that's going to blow across the korean peninsula, bringing some heavy snow to the lights of north korea, but temperatures in places like stall, sol, still holding strong. and those snow showers are set to continue running from northern to along western areas of japan. we are expecting, however, temperatures to hold in places like tokyo in those double digits now was moved to south asia. warmth isn't the story up in the north about a cold wave conditions sweeping in across more than areas of pakistan and india where the fog problems do persist. the launch clear down in the south to keep on that east coast. but on t

the european union has recommended passengers from china be tested for colby 19 before they fly to the blocks members face officials are urging old travelers to wear masks. they say passengers should be randomly tested china plans the straw restrictions on sunday despite the surgeon cases that overwhelmed hospitals. negative tests are also now required for people traveling from china to the united states and united kingdom. and those arriving in south korea must provide a negative result before the fight and take a p. c. r. test on arrival. nearly afraid of short term visitors from china tested positive for koby, 1900. on wednesday, while bay ging says it's being transparent with how it's reporting, it's called the 19 outbreak. this comes after criticism from the world health organization. china has top reporting case numbers. it announced one cove in 1900 deaths on wednesday despite evidence of a surgeon infections. there are certainly issues in terms of the criteria for recording and reporting dance attributable to call with dining. we believe that definition is too narrow, which req

and diana colby's change, the constitution. i mean, the basic isn't, but ukraine will be a neutral country. you want an election on that, because then he was overthrown. thanks to leave assistance of nato member states. and one of the 1st acts of the new regime, the think about as a result of the code was to change the constitution. and then the constitution now states that ukraine will be a member of nato, a constitution. so what was this really about? well, nato was absolutely determined to expand and to surround russia with a literal of nato state. so essentially, to minimize russia influencing the load and, and russia's potential to be a great power. when you, when they were doing, i was like the goal of nato expansion. it wasn't just the supper club or everybody can join and you know, we'll have a good time. it was, it was done in order to get in the book. right. i guess, i guess the only other thing we need to know is that how many ukrainians are they were willing to die to for this plan to come to fruition. ok. and havin

and then and then they sort of come out again because colby, so we've, we've got you so this really low interest rate environment. and that's all reversed in the last 6 to 8 months. and that reverse sort of course people to assume that we've got a housing problem because of the rising cost of debt. fine. so clearly a big issue and that sort of creating a lot of concern in the, in the housing markets globally. right now, the big news, there are lots of other things that we also need to be aware of. the tendency of governments to regulate, to protect. one thing is another. so environmental concerns and what we do about insulating else is that the, the concern and then just the general lack of homes, you know, the homelessness problem. the fact that in the u. k, we think we've got to short your 3000000 homes or so. all of that is a problem as well. so when you put everything together, housing is clearly an issue which is on top of a lot of people with concerns right now, are we heading for a global recession and is the era of cheap money? well, actually over? well, i think the cheap money

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we have leverage. colby, how much were, were dependent on these to you do is a activities and how we need to change. actually another way we survive now as a city, but then we are going to have climate change. we are going to have heat waves. so the also the interactions between c, d, 's ya, a no, and the at the, the areas that i used to be attractive in the future. i want to change right. and and with so much changing since cove it alone and i would anticipate many more changes to com. it's certainly a good point that we need to be prepared for all those changes. i want to thank you marie. carla mar for being with us today. this is an important conversation we're gonna continue to be watching here at the stream. it's all for today, but remember, you can always find us online at stream dot al jazeera dot com. thanks for watching . ah, a new generation of young people are making demands to rebalance society. welcome to generational tains, a global series. the attempts to understand and challenge the ideas that mobilize you around the world in london to act with a tackling the root cau

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. >> that was idaho democratic senator frank church grilling the cia director william colby about the's secret targeted assassination program. that hearing was one of several held by what is today known as the church committee, a special senate committee led by senator church in the '70s to investigate abuses of power by the intelligence community. there was a broad nonpartisan investigation that led to important revelations about the cia's covert operations which included assassinating foreign leaders and infiltrating civil rights groups and a bunch of other previously unknown activity. prior to those hearings, there was no senate intelligence committee. congress created that oversight bodies a direct result of the church committee's work. today house republicans are using the legacy of that important committee to justify their own attempts to investigate the investigations into former president trump. house republicans voted today along party lines to create what they are calling a new church-style subcommittee to investigate the, quote, weaponization of the federal government. unli

>> kelly colby, thank.you >> still to, come helping our children to make sense of the recent or riffing acts of violence. that is next. violence that is next that is next no matter your purpose, at pnc private bank we will work with you every step of the way to help you achieve it. so let us focus on the how. just tell us - what's your why? as the nation grapples with yet another viral video of police killing, it can be difficult to navigate what feels like a constant human violence. adults can choose to a gauge or avoidance, children are often exposed to the same violent content on social media platforms and other digital platforms with little context or what it all means. so how do we make help our kids make sense of what they are seeing what's happening? joining me now is psychologist jeff -- . >> doctor jeff, thanks for being. with >> us thank you, lindsay, for having me. >> so, not only are kids potentially going to see this on the, and parents may want to talk to their kids about what is going on and

this is near pacific heights and colby way in san bruno. no word on any injuries.oncern about the guadalupe river and flooding nearby neighborhoods. in the east bay niles canyon road has been continuing the trouble travel spot. shut down due to a landslide. highway 84 between fremont and pleasanton. this will be closed until further notice. a lot going on, live team coverage with reporters across the bay area. meteorologist kari hall leading our coverage. this rain just keeps coming. >>> it does. i'm seeing a lot more in the forecast as well. we are not close to being done with all of this activity and it's been pretty widespread for us this morning. a few pockets of heavier rain moving through marin county, he

it comes from colby and large. it also comes from nuclear which the greenies are also opposed to.ave to understand where does it come from? elizabeth: there is questions about the stress put on power grid from green energy during the recent blizzard that killed 60 people here in the u.s. throughout the u.s. that debate is going on right now. democrats including representative ro khanna and nina turner, with the left-wing institute on race, power political economy criticize pete buttigieg. he said in september, the summer travel delays will not happen again for the holidays. then they happened again. is it fair to criticize buttigieg here? your final word? >> of course. he takes his high horse and tries to lecture us but remember we had the rail strike problem, we had the infrastructure problem, we had the supply chain problem, all on his watch. he has only been there less than two years. so, you know, what has he actually done? what has he actually accomplished? most of the stuff i see in transport -- transportation is failing in washington. happy birthday, liz. they told me to co

chief investigator adam colby says there's still finding skimmers on gas pumps, either inside the unitver the top of the credit card reader or now thin metal shimmer inserted inside the card reader reading the magnetic stripe on the cart, so that's how they're getting your information, but it's not just gas stations, investigators are finding skimmers and cameras on atms. they're using pinhole cameras to capture your inputs on the pin pad, so i always kind of feel around the edges looking for any kind of a small camera and on point of sale terminals and grocery and convenience stores, stealing not only credit card information but snap benefits from the people who need the most skimmers are getting harder to spot. but there are signs trouble inserting your card. a camera over the pin pad keys that feel spongy to press or are covered in plastic. kobe says. choose gas pumps that take chip cards where you insert the card flat on the pin pad. it is it is it metallic or the or the numbers raised, as opposed to the old flat membrane and on the card reader. if the card is going in flat, then i

. >> hi, guys, this is colby harvey from espn, and echoing everyone else, and thank you so much for takingually have two questions, and i wanted to piggyback on the last point. you have mentioned that there is a level of communication with demar writing. i am curious as to what you are able to see that he's understanding or processing what all has happened to him in the last couple of days? >> yeah, we have discussed, you know, with him what happened, and he is not quite to the point where we can have a conversation, because he has a breathing tube in, an able to communicate with yeses and nos by communicating with brief notes, and he has been surprised that he was not with the world for two days, and, you know, we have talked to him about all of the support given from cincinnati, buffalo and really across the country for him and his family during this time. his mom and dad have talked to him about what has happened, and it is expected to have ongoing conversations with him. again, the first, you know, the first question when he wrote when he started to awaken is did we win, so we know tha

that is colby consent search. most fbi agents keep copies in their briefcase. there is a form called consent to surge. it happens every day in this country. people say, yeah, sure. look, i'm cooperating. come on. take a look. tell me what you are looking for. we can agree on the parameters. this helps the next logical step in the special counsel investigation. what is the scope of documents that we are talking about? how do we know? how do we trust the biden legal team? it helps biden to say that i am cooperating. that guy over there, or donald trump, he would never law the fbi without a search warrant. i think it is the next logical step in any normal investigation and i have one in my career. it would be to ask cooperating person if they can take a look. >> really quick, frank, before we let you go, we know that there is a clear contrast between biden trump's handling of documents. especially their interactions with investigators. special counsels have been appointed in each case. what do you make of republicans trying to compare the two? >> it was inevitable

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julia colby cook. jacqueline b mars. the honorable paul michael and miss p brooke england. mr. and mrs. c ashton newell. miss kate schuster. the h.w. wilson foundation and the mount vernon ladies association of the union. please join me in thanking them. tonight. it's going to be a lot of fun because when we're done, we're going to walk out into the reception area and continue the conversation and the celebration. copies, copies of the papers of martha washington, along with for frazier's award winning book, the washingtons will be available for purchase. i've seen many people lining up already for will be signing copies of her book. miss washington is not here to sign her book. we were serving rum punch and authentic 18th century recipe from the book dining with the washingtons. we'll have several original letters written by martha washington on view in a display case, so be sure to track those down. we'll also be and you would have seen it as you came in the hand-sewn reproduction of martha washington's children's games quilt, which is an exact copy of the original in our col

. >> colby from the original cast, all of us are fans.een talk of other members of the original cast coming. not to put you on the spot, but we sure would love to hear if that was true. >> it's definitely true. i think i might lose my job if i told you who, we do have a special guest from the original cast coming this season. and it was a dream come true working -- >> with this person. >> on set. but i think our dream would be to have the entire cast come through at some point. >> the show is such a cult classic. you're doing a great job creating the vibe. >> no best man. we eloped. >> is that ian? >> yes. he just got back to town and surprised me. that's not a problem, is it? >> nope. why would it be a problem? >> no. >> there's clearly a problem. somebody say what's going on. >> sophie and i decided us dating would be a bad idea. >> just friends then. little advice, don't hug her. >> so good. one of your main fans is your hubby. >> yes, he's one of my biggest fans i'd like to say. he's a huge "how i met your mother" fan. >> he helps to

the democrats also just raised taxes on colby more than $1 billion. so what happens with all these new taxes? they get handed on to working families in wyoming and across america. what happens with higher taxes? it means higher prices and higher energy costs. yet janet yellen is flying around the world offering more of our tax dollars to these other countries. last week there was a large democrat political rally held in switzerland, a place called davos. and the masters of the universe flew to switzerland for the world economic forum. the television reports and the news reports, much of the conversation was about climate. the president's energy's climate czar, john kerry, was there. he gave a speech. you talk about somebody with smug superiority, he just thinks he knows better than anybody else. here's what he said. he said, quote, -- this is john kerry -- it's extraordinary that we a select group of human beings are able to talk about saving the planet. thank you, john kerry. you're going to save us all. can hardly wait. he added, if you say that to