like people saying colin kaepernick a a polarizing and taking any is polarizing. i'm just come my head is, no, what's polarizing is police violence, which polarizing is racism. that's what's polarizing. we need to talk about polarization. you have to keep in mind if you drill into the pulse about people taking any, particularly colin kaepernick ssa much that america is polarized. it's white america that polarized because black and brown folks probably support the right to protest during the anthem, particularly around issues of racial inequity. broadly supported it is among particularly like white families and sometimes a people to disagree like some say yes, this is appropriate, to do something and others were absolutely repulsed at the thought of anybody protesting either at a a sporting event or during the anthem but that's the power of taking that need doping it is so ubiquitous. khalil, if you and i took a knee like at the maryland state fair or if we took a knee at the ravens game, or if we took any of the super bowl during the anthem. everybody would immedi

and colin kaepernick, football players, looking to other black males. throughout the book, black women at colleges who are ivy league and who are cheerleaders, and people doing different forms of resistance, a knee, sitting down or a fist up. i'm curious in investigating the sports and the gender aspects. what are some of the trends that you saw dependent on whether or not someone was a football player or a cheerleader, or like a question that like wnba, and after that? >> well, wow, another great question, this is -- and folks should know i don't know what these questions are so i'm just responding off the top of the dome to some very, very set of inquiries here. let me try to take that on in terms of the different sports and whatnot. i'm using the word honor a lot partly because i have a lot of respect for the people that i interviewed and feel a sense of connection with them at this point. after having called them, recalled them during the protest of 2020, just there's a set of really just like tight-- a tightness there that i've enriched my life tre

this is colin kaepernick's great gift. it's that gesture you can replicate.t clicks with him that he can dos that and he takes the knee and when he does, this is when the story in a lot of respects begins. i found when talking to people the real story is after the knee gets taken and you start seeing does the coach support or not support, do i get stabbed in the back or front or do i get some solidarity and support. are there teachers that passed me on the back and call me john carlos in the hallway which happened inn some cases or befoe are there concerns that the teachers and particularly teachs and particularly professors aree getting bad grades because they object to whatus you're doing on the field that caused one of the people to transfer out of school. they were trying to push her out of the grades unfairly which must be a nightmare to have to go through that. so he then went through all the cases and what moves me so much is two things. one, despite the hardships he has no regrets whatsoever. he's proud of what he did. then the second thing when the s

quinn in new york city is like the mayor "colin, colin quinn.ou come here." [ laughter ] >> yeah, because that was, like, a power move guys like, "hey, colin." he wasn't do anything that couldn't be -- he's like calling me over. why are you taking his side? you don't even know the guy? [ laughter ] you sound like a real loon call me over you don't call me over here. >> jimmy: you go, "you come over here. yeah, what are you doing?" but here's the thing about "small talk. it's - [ laughter ] is that -- it is it's about being friendly. and it's so funny to me because one of the criticisms you always hear is, "oh, jimmy's so enthusiastic so friendly with his guests. it's like, "yeah, what is he supposed to -- he brings 'em out, 'hey, i heard your new movie. sounds like it sucks.' you know what i mean [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i can't do that. >> no, you can't gotta you're nice. >> jimmy: no, exactly, yeah. without movies and tv, i wouldn't have a show >> exactly >> jimmy: i want them all to work >> people think sullen is so hip. well, guess what i don'

we're here with colin quinn.hnology is creeping into things like the way we communicate to each other. >> sure. >> seth: and the way we write and make art chatgpt, a lot of people have been talking about this. it's ai, it can write. we -- because you mentioned technology, we asked chatgpt to write a colin quinn stand-up routine. >> that's fine, but i don't know why you had to start by blaming me, because you mentioned technology [ light laughter ] like as if i demanded this [ light laughter ] you guys are blaming me for my own demise go ahead i - >> seth: you have not seen it? >> i am interested in seeing this >> seth: all right you have not seen it this is very exciting to see if it confuse -- you have to read it [ laughter ] >> all right all right, this is -- my stand-up act hey, folks, welcome to the show. now, i've gotta say, things are getting pretty crazy out there i mean, you turn on the news, it's like what the hell is happening? [ laughter ] >> seth: how are you feeling about it so far? >> i'm feeling ho

colin, tell me one act you _ of life, basically. of life, basically. colin, tell me one act you have really - of life, basically. colin, tell me| one act you have really enjoyed of life, basically. colin, tell me- one act you have really enjoyed her so far. one act you have really en'oyed her so far. ~ , ., , so far. south americans have been brilliant, absolutely. _ so far. south americans have been brilliant, absolutely. and - so far. south americans have been brilliant, absolutely. and the - so far. south americans have been | brilliant, absolutely. and the north americans. — brilliant, absolutely. and the north americans, come _ brilliant, absolutely. and the north americans, come to _ brilliant, absolutely. and the north americans, come to that. - brilliant, absolutely. and the north americans, come to that. they- brilliant, absolutely. and the north americans, come to that. they have indeed been — americans, come to that. they have indeed been a _ americans, come to that. they have indeed been a lots _ americans, come to that.

colin: lisa marie presley on the red carpet at the golden globes on tuesday evening, two days before died. that night austin butler won a best actor globe for playing her father, elvis. the film deals with the tragic end to elvis's life. now there is yet another terrible chapter to the saga. >> thank you for opening your hearts, your memories, your home to me. lisa marie, i love you forever. colin: on thursday lisa marie presley was found unresponsive at her home in calabasas, california and rushed to the hospital. the media saying she had had a cardiac arrest. this comes just three years after her son took his own life aftehaving spoken about the pressures of being a presley. she was elvis presley's only child, born exactly nine months to the day after his wedding t priscilla. lisa marie was nine when elvis died, making her the joint heir to his estate, inheriting the lot at 25. there were four marriages. 20 days after the first ended, she married michael jackson, uniting two of the most famous nas in music. even appearing in his video for "you are not alone." they were together for

so thanks for that, colin. >> yeah, man. >> reporter: at 46, colin farrell has been doing this a bitthe penguin in makeup that almost completely obscured his leading man looks. as different as their careers and lives have been, they were friends from the jump. what about you clicked? >> i don't know. it was just easy. >> the first time i met him at the chelsea hotel, i was sober about a year and a half or something like that, and he opened the door and went into the room, we sat down and i know that this man would like a pint every now and then and i had a reputation. i was recently sober. he knew that. he said have a drink? he said, i have some -- and he went to a mini bar that looked like it hadn't worked since the '50s. he opened it up and he said i had stellar sparkling. did i tell you that? did i tell you that i noticed is? anyway, in that moment the simplicity of that gesture, there is a man that will take care of you, a man who considers people. >> a sense of time slipping away on me. and i think i need to spend the time i have left thinking and composing and just trying not t

i guess we just ask colin." >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] >> "he'll come in and do it., "take," you have to go like, "i'm sorry. i'm sorry. you know [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "i apologize that was not me. >> yeah. >> jimmy: "i'm just reading the lines here." >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah >> but then when you improvise in character and it works, you feel even worse. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: when you do "weekend update," are there -- sometimes, you have the shows off for two weeks or whatever that -- and you miss a story, do you get mad you're like, "oh, i would have had a good joke on that one. >> i have been following -- i don't know if you guys have been following this crazy murder investigation that's happening in massachusetts i know that you guys wanted to talk about this. [ laughter ] but it -- >> jimmy: you knew - you knew that? >> you told the audience earlier and they're like, "get into that. >> jimmy: wait, which one? >> but it started rolling out on -- i kept seeing these headlines on cnn and the first headline is like, you know, "new year's day, wife disappears husband'

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. >> coming cropper teases 6 former san francisco forty-niners quarterback colin colin kaepernick releasing a new documentary taking aim at police violence and corruption in a california city. >> plus, protests continue in the police killing tyree nichols and details on what officials believe sparked a fire at a santa rosa fire at a santa rosa warehouse. with gold bond... you can age on your own terms. new retinol overnight means the smoothing benefits of retinol are now for your whole body. plus, fast-working crepe corrector diminishes wrinkled skin in just two days. gold bond. champion your skin. first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. even walking was tough. i had to do something. i started cosentyx®. cosentyx can help you move, look, and feel better... by treating the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting...get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections some serious... and the lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms... or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. te

banks colin paul did not know about this at the time. woodward book was published in 2008 and was called the internal war the white house, and here, pretty much for the spot, the book is devoted to showdowns in the white house against the backdrop of the war in iraq, through his sources , woodworth established that washington had been preparing for many years the ground for the invasion was bugged by the government of the country an important episode the activities of the task force of the 77th death squad, which in iraq was engaged in the elimination of politicians in the years before the war. and the pentagon kept bush sorry in the fools and in 2006 demanded an increase in the budget of the operation. by giving false figures of the resistance forces in iraq, the american public is tired of the arab war. and the war has already become quite popular. so, in general, it fit into many stereotypes. especially the liberal part of america, that's about how this war is going on, and that, well, it was being prepared beforehand, she was just lo

and i think that's very similar to colin kaepernick and all these young people who took a knee.es, they were doing it for racial equity, yes, they were doing it against police violence. but i think one of the reasons why the reaction was so, like, incredibly vicious in some cases was because implicit in taking that knee is a statement especially that it's being done during the anthem that there is a gap between what this country says it represents and then the lived experiences of so many people in this country. and has a very intense challenge to put towards power in the united states. >> watch the full program anytime online at c-span.org/booktv. just search for dave section irin. zirin. >> be up-to-date in the latest in publishing with booktv's podcast, "about books," with current nonfiction book releases plus bestseller lists as well as industry news and trends through insider interviews. you can find "about books" on c-span now, our free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. ♪ ♪ >> the recently on booktv's author interview "after words," vince ellison argueed that d

and colin pal agreed the united states seeking help from iran. it's sworn enemy, but as well as sharing a nearly 1000 kilometer long border with afghanistan, the islamic republic was the ideal ally to bring down the taliban regime. taliban was an anti iranian anti shia a extremist group. it had fixed him. eyes has already a shia minority in afghanistan. giovanni's themselves on was went to war with afghanistan in 1998 after the taliban . it struck the iranian consulate in mazda shareef, and killed roughly 10, even in diplomats and a journalist. so the ronnie is have deep animosity and enmity with the tall. ah the 1st american bombardments fell on afghanistan on october 7th, 2001 operation enduring freedom had begun. with a month later, the northern alliance, the main coalition, opposing the taliban to cobble with the help of american truce, backed and assisted by iran. ah, the most pressing concern now was to build a new afghan, a stand in early december, 2001 an international conference chair by washington got underway in bonn, germany, bringing

that lady colin campbell tackle.tack on queen consort and whether he was wrong to expect the royals to condemn. jeremy clarkson now cancelled at 1040 as she sunak loses his mettle and fails to emulate the iron lady by awkwardly dodging a question about. his use of private health. are you registered with a private and are you still? yeah but my dad was a doctor , yeah but my dad was a doctor, grew up in an nhs family. it was. my question is pretty straightforward. where are you registered with the private, you own up. so is it wrong for the british bashing corporation ? try british bashing corporation? try and the for pm going and shame the for pm going private when that nhs is crumbling and is a radical of the health service needed. that's a debate at 1030 plus in a sad but unsurprising reflection of modern society war on masculinity. reflection of modern society war on masculinity . the woke top on masculinity. the woke top bands of east london have nothing good to say about men. what a men . good for our lord what

that lady colin campbell tackle. on queen consort and whether he was wrong to expect the royals to condemn. jeremy clarkson now cancelled at 1040 as she sunak loses his mettle and fails to emulate the iron lady by awkwardly dodging a question about. his use of private health. are you registered with a private and are you still? yeah but my dad was a doctor , yeah but my dad was a doctor, grew up in an nhs family. it was. my question is pretty straightforward. where are you registered with the private, you own up. so is it wrong for the british bashing corporation? try and shame the for pm going private when that nhs is crumbling and is a radical of the health service needed. that's a debate at 1030 plus in a sad but unsurprising reflection of modern society war on masculinity. reflection of modern society war on masculinity . the woke top on masculinity. the woke top bands of east london have nothing good to say about men. what a men . good for our lord what a men. good for our lord think nothing . more on that in th

farrell. for its star colin farrell. the group behind the show, has been mired in controversy. allegations over a lack of diversity amongst the voters, and other ethical lapses, led to the globes being boycotted by hollywood and dropped from tv last year. but the ceremony has returned to try to nurture a new, inclusive image, starting with the host. and i'll tell you why i'm here... i'm here because i'm black. laughter. the comedianjerrod carmichael didn't shy away from the controversy, joking that as the first black host in the show�*s history, he was unfireable. i heard they got six new black members. congrats to them, whatever, sure. but it's not why i'm here. i'm here, truly, because all of you, i look out into this room and i see a lot of talented people. and so it was on with the awards. one of the night's big winners was everything everywhere all at once, a comedy—drama set in the multi—verse and starring michelle yeoh, a malaysian actress who plays the owner of a launderette. and this is also for all the shoulder

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. >> santa is a public information manager, colin haynir. colin, thanks for joining us. of course, we have over the last couple of weeks over the last week. the city said it was prepared for whatever is to come. curious what you guys have done, today and in the last couple of days to help those who are unsheltered those in vulnerable situations and living conditions. >> thanks to well, yes of the city's primary focus is protecting lives and the lives of the most vulnerable are especially in a precarious situation right now with water levels rising. our unhoused residents who live near waterways are very vulnerable to the rising waters. so we've been alerting them. we actually started in october, working along the creeks to let residents know that there was a threat of an increased rainy season and you might see water levels rising and the critics over the last several days we've been doing walks along the creeks, both city and county staff as well as d% volunteers and nonprofit organizations. police department has been driving along creeks using a long-range audio device

banky colin paul didn't know about it at the time woodward's book was published in 2008 and was callednternal war the white house, and here the book is pretty spotty about the showdown in the white house against the backdrop of the war in iraq, through his sources , woodworth established that washington had been preparing the ground for the invasion for many years, bugged the country's government, vazod the activities of the task force, 77 death squad, which in iraq was engaged in the elimination of politicians in the years before the war. and the pentagon kept the soul. excuse the fools, and in 2006 he demanded to increase the budget of the operation. leading fake numbers of resistance forces in iraq american society has become from the arab war. and the war has already become quite popular. so, in general, it fit into many stereotypes. especially the liberal part of america, that's how this war is going. yes, there’s something, but they prepared in advance, but they were just looking for a reason, uh, the war didn’t go according to plan. uh, it means that the secret service pentagons

uh, colin pao, when he shook this vial, uh from the podium to the united nations, all this confirmedivacity of these initially thoughtful and frightening for the whole world accusations against iraq and against the regime, and subsequent events. they showed that what was at stake in the canon was really power over e, a superpower and power in a superpower. uh, and the democrats lost. uh, next election. e. e, well, in quotation marks , thanks to clinton's squirrels , including sex scandals, and i think the subsequent uh, unpretentiousness to uh, so uh, in the white house, hillary clinton was tied up in including these errors. from the clinton administration regarding saddam hussein, it must be absolutely obvious that, knowing his character, knowing the authoritarian nature of the regime ruling in baghdad, they simply provoked him, they simply provoked our usual steps. hoping, thereby, to bring the case to a pretext for starting a military operation. in fact, there are different interpretations. it is closest to me that this operation was, firstly, a projection of power from the united

of state colin powell about the issue. -- former secretary of state colin powell about the issue. having problems complying with the law. the exact law that we are talking about here, that classified these documents, i understand it is a new law that was put together by press people and everybody. they wanted everything generated in the government to stay in the government. so that in the future, they could come along and --host: got your point tom, thank you for the question. ms. hathaway: senator moynihan saw this before anyone else and was a big advocate for china deal with this problem. this is before things have spiraled out of control. this is bad for government because in the end, the government cannot tell people what it is doing. and it really handcuffed people in the government from talking to ordinary americans about work that they are doing and people who are in government getting information from outside of government. it hamstrung congress because they might get briefings on things but they cannot tell consti

colin, tell me one act that you have really enjoyed here so far.north americans, come to that, yeah. there have indeed been lots of groups from the americas and this is a truly global event, around half a billion people are expected to tune in from around the world to watch. one of the original members of the pointer sisters, anita pointer, has died aged 7a. the singers were known for hits including jump and automatic, both of which won grammys — and i'm so excited. they won three grammy awards during their career. her publicist said she had cancer and was surrounded by family when she died. lots of memories from their music. you're watching world news. hello. we welcomed in 2023 with a real range of conditions across the uk. parts of scotland had snow and temperatures in the highlands got very close to minus nine celsius. compare that with 11 degrees last night in the south of england and it is mild air that will win out for much of the time, i think, through this coming week. there will be some rain at times, but equally some drier and chillier i

working with the oklahoma innocence project, colin methodically poked holes in the prosecution's cased they reach him in time, back to the long road to freedom. >> by 2013, malcolm had been in prison for 19 years. his brother cory, for 22. >> are you ready to go? >> the days when their mom ruth ellen came to visit, help them hold, on the brothers drew strength from her. >> that lady right there, i had to wonder, if she still cared, or if she was still fighting for, me still believing in me, still praying on me. >> and malcolm was hopeful his mom's prayers would be answered. two prosecution witnesses had told his investigative team, that their testimony, was a lie. that left michael wilson, the man who told police he had given demarco bullets, and he had the murder weapon for him. if he recanted too, malcolm thought they had a chance. but michael wilson, refused to talk. and he had a good reason. he was on death row, for the 1995 murder of a convenience store manager. wilson, seen here in this surveillance video, while he committed the crime, was appealing. hoping he would get a lesser

and the international community regarding the iraq campaign no longer believed the arguments that colind by shaking the test tube and then refuting the presence of chemical weapons in iraq. and there was no security council resolution. well, it really was an unsanctioned operation. as the americans ask in the future . once they used such a method of action abroad using forceful methods, uh, they made a decision, in fact, on their own, enlisting the assistance of only their closest partners, all those unilateral sanctions that the us has driven their military action. these are not legal actions , they are outside the framework of the un charter and not outside the framework of the modern system, the prevailing international law, and this is the same. the main thing to note when we talk about the iraqi campaign after the defeat that iraq suffered in the gulf , a commission was operating on the territory of the country, which dealt with the destruction of weapons of mass destruction and the means for their production, which were at the disposal of saddam hussein on december 16 , 1998 membe

is colin farrell, most of the golden globes usual glitzy after parties didn't happen this year. the awards may have taken a bit of a dentist but the night that kicks off the movie wells annual awards season is back once tonight. and we will be back with more tomorrow, that is our time for today. but make sure to stay in touch. you can follow our team on twitter at c, w news and myself at nicole underscore poorly. if it's the latest headlines you're looking for, there's always our website that is of course d, w dot com. thank you so much from the entire team here at the day. spending part of your day with, [000:00:00;00] with ah, active ingredients derived from nature pharmaceutical and chemical companies, use them to make huge profits. passions protect their research and innovation. but indigenous peoples have been using them for millennia and come away empty handed. does ancient wisdom have no value made in germany? next, on d w. conflicts own with sarah kelly, my gosh, this week on conflict zone is a renown foreign policy expert who has spent most of her career analyzing vladi

the west continues to supply ukraine with the new weapon, us deputy secretary of defense for policy colinl said that washington understands the need for kiev to hit targets further behind the front lines. than current systems can do this, however, questions about the potential transfer of long-range missiles are thin. he then replied that at the moment it is only in an appropriate dialogue with the ukrainian side. but british defense secretary ben wallace said that the country would send ukraine not only 14 challenger 2 tanks, but also hundreds of other armored vehicles, in including an armored personnel carrier, a bulldog, speaking in the british parliament. he called the latest package of assistance to ukraine about the most significant during the conflict. however, with western politicians , it is worth being more careful with the transfer of assistance to kiev, it is not known where we may end up so 50 off-road vehicles transferred to ukraine by general motors disappeared after arriving in the country, it was planned that the cars would be used as sanitary vehicles, but none of the de

colin farrell in the banshees of inisherin. brendan fraser in the whale. paul mescal in aftersun. the five nominees for performance by an actress in a leading role. cate blanchett in tar. ana de armas in blonde. andrea riseborough in to leslie. michelle williams in the fablemans, and michelle yeoh in everything, everywhere, all at once. just two categories remain. the first is achievement in directing, and the nominees are, martin mcdonagh the banshees of inisherin. daniel kwan and daniel scheinert. everything, everywhere, all at once. steven spielberg, the fablemans. todd field, tar. and reuben ostlund triangle of sadness. now, the final category. here are the ten nominees for best motion picture of the year. all quiet on the western front malte grunert, producer. avatar: the way of water. james cameron and jon landau producers. the banshees of inisherin. brad brent, pete chernin and martin mcdonagh producers. elvis, baz luhrmann, catherine martin, gayle berman, patrick mccormick and skyler weiss, producers _ everything, everywhere, all at once. daniel kwan, daniel scheinert, and

i was asked by a colin powell, the secretary of state to take on responsibilities initially for working with the iranian opposition. ah, to form a, a successor, come to the caliber on i recognized that i needed to talk to the countries that had been supporting you for the afghan opposition. i made clear that i thought i needed to talk to iran. um, as part of my responsibilities and colon pal agreed, the united states seeking help from iran. it's sworn enemy. but as well as sharing a nearly 1000 kilometer long border with afghanistan, the islamic republic was the ideal ally to bring down the taliban regime. taliban was an anti iranian anti shia o this extreme as group it had. fick demise has already shia minority in afghanistan. giovanni's themselves on was went to war with afghanistan in 1998 after the taliban . it struck the iranian consulate in missouri. sharif and killed roughly 10, even in diplomats and a journalist. so the ronnie is have deep animosity and enmity with the tolliver. the 1st american bombardments fell on afghanistan on october 7th, 2001 operation enduring freedom had

colin paterson looks back at her life, there is some flash photography in colin's report.pet at the golden globes on tuesday evening, two days before she died. that night, austin butler won a best actor globe for playing her father elvis in baz luhrmann�*s biopic. the film deals with the tragic end to elvis�*s life. now, there is yet another terrible chapter to the family saga. on thursday, lisa marie presley was found unresponsive at her home in calabasas, california, and rushed to hospital. the us media say that she had had a cardiac arrest. this comes just three years after her son ben keough took his own life after having spoken about the pressures of being a presley. she was elvis presley's only child, born exactly nine months to the day after his wedding to priscilla. lisa marie was nine when elvis died, making her thejoint heir to his estate, inheriting the lot at 25. there were four marriages. 20 days after the first ended, she wed michaeljackson, uniting two of the most famous names in music. even appearing in his video for you are not alone. they were together fo

colin farrell wins best actor at the golden globes. we'll have the latest from the awards, trying to recover from controversy. hello and welcome. we have a fax programme ahead. —— packed programme ahead. we begin here in the uk, where more than 20,000 ambulance and support staff have gone on strike in a row over pay and conditions, with health service leaders warning the system is in a precarious position. call handlers and dispatchers are also taking part in the industrial action, the second such strike to take place in england and wales in three weeks. people are being warned that ambulances may not be dispatched for some emergencies, such as heart attacks and strokes, and the effect this time is expected to be worse than the first walkout. gareth barlow reports. it is the second walkout by ambulance staff this winter. workers including paramedics, emergency care assistants, ambulance to missions, other 999 crew and controlling staff across england and wales are striking over pay, with nhs managers warning this round of action will b

my royal masterminds lady colin campbell , royal masterminds lady colin campbell, phil dampier are investigating then as senior royal is reportedly expressed concern over harry and meghan's loose lips shoot king charles follow their advice . charles follow their advice. tell the sussexes to stay away from the coronation. i'll do that next with my superstar panel tonight. i enjoyed my matt little is he a shaun bailey and amy nicholl plus , as culture amy nicholl plus, as culture secretary michelle donlin this about jeremy clarkson's controversial meghan column because it's a make mistake . because it's a make mistake. yes, he did. but it certainly should be outlawed or censored . should be outlawed or censored. so have the sussexes. the age supporters failed in their attempts to shut down free speech. a man of the people and former cardiac to charlie lawson is cancelled on that and the rest of the week at 1040 and gen—z still supporting harry and meghan. but today no. why did you know that meghan had a bullying investigation into her own treatment palace staff? i know that's interesting . don't k

my royal masterminds lady colin campbell , royal masterminds lady colin campbell, phil dampier are investigating then as senior royal is reportedly expressed concern over harry and meghan's loose lips shoot king charles follow their advice . charles follow their advice. tell the sussexes to stay away from the coronation. i'll do that next with my superstar panel tonight. i enjoyed my matt little is he a shaun bailey and amy nicholl plus , as culture amy nicholl plus, as culture secretary michelle donlin this about jeremy clarkson's controversial meghan column because it's a make mistake . because it's a make mistake. yes, he did. but it certainly should be outlawed or censored . should be outlawed or censored. so have the sussexes. the age supporters failed in their attempts to shut down free speech. a man of the people and former cardiac to charlie lawson is cancelled on that and the rest of the week at 1040 and gen—z still supporting harry and meghan. but today no. why did you know that meghan had a bullying investigation into her own treatment palace staff? i know that's interesting . don't k

and a dark irish comedy when a fellow it took him 3 major prizes, including best comedy. actor for colin farrell is came to kick her door and give you a slice. is helen farrell, most of the golden globes usual glitzy after parties didn't happen this year. the awards may have taken a bit of a dentist, but the night that kicks off the movie wells annual awards season is back once the night. as was or is before we go at the snowboard world cup in austria, the whole team has beaten germany and the perilous la mixed event, austria's undress, con manga and diana would being came away with the gold medal in. but gus stine, their german, rivaled stuff on bow mazda, and from one to hoffmeister, had narrowly won the 1st run, but the latter failed to finish the 2nd run, handing the when to the austrian coming up on counseling zone, sarah kelly, interviews, fiona hill, former russia advisor to you as president, donald trump, stay tuned for that. i'll be back with more at the top of the, our hosting with with conflicts. so with sarah kelly, my guess this week on conflict zone is a renowned foreign po

. >>> i'll also talk with democratic congressman colin allred about how everything is playing out today> also this morning, we just got that huge update from the buffalo bills on damar hamlin. his breathing tube has been removed, he even facetimed with his teammates. what he told them ahead. >>> but we start with dysfunction on the capitol hill and a fourth day with no speaker. nbc's ali vitali has been roaming the halls and getting information. also with me, brendan buck who has advised the last two republican speakers. ali, you have new reporting on that gop conference call. what's happening right now? >> yeah, chris, they were in the q&a portion when i last put my phone down and stopped texting our sources. my colleague and i just trying to get a sense of what's being said on this phone call. and really it sounds like they're playing some sort of shakespearian game of what's in a name. what do they mean by deal? this is true last night when we were checking our sources when they were leaving the capitol, there is a deal that gets kevin mccarthy more votes, it can shake things loose f

break time now for our royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil damp. masterminds, lady colinnd phil damp. and despite previously enjoying even greater popularity in the us compared to the uk, harry meghan's latest anfics the uk, harry meghan's latest antics have seen crash to record . so a bombshell for the meghan supporting publication newsweek has seen harry drop 45 points among the us public and the duchess 36 points in just over a month . the survey of 2000 month. the survey of 2000 americans was made just after harry's tell all memoir hit shelves worldwide . meghan is now shelves worldwide. meghan is now the least royal in the us ahead of and the queen consort . so wow of and the queen consort. so wow c has spare. and the netflix docu series actually ended up being a mass of own go for harry and meghan . oh absolutely but and meghan. oh absolutely but isn't wonderful. you i'd say jamaicans would say spit in the sky it falls in your eye. i think it's splendid , you know, think it's splendid, you know, that they were thinking they were going to roll everybody's corks. all t

in the bank colin paul at that time did not know about this.nother woodward book was published in 2008 and was called the internal war the white house and here, for a fair amount of time, the book is devoted to the showdown in the white house against the backdrop of the war in iraq, through his sources, woodworth established that washington had been preparing the ground for many years for the invasion , the government of the country listened to an important episode of the activities of the task force of the 77th death squad, which in iraq was engaged in the elimination of politicians during the war years. and the pentagon also kept bush sorry, fools and in 2006 demanded an increase operation budget. by giving false figures of the resistance forces in iraq, the american public is tired of the arab war. and the war has already become quite popular. so, in general, it fit into many stereotypes. especially for the liberal part of america, this is about how this war is going on, and about what, but it was prepared in advance, but they were just look

break time now for our royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil damp. masterminds, lady colinnd phil damp. and despite previously enjoying even greater popularity in the us compared to the uk, harry meghan's latest anfics the uk, harry meghan's latest antics have seen crash to record . so a bombshell for the meghan supporting publication newsweek has seen harry drop 45 points among the us public and the duchess 36 points in just over a month . the survey of 2000 month. the survey of 2000 americans was made just after harry's tell all memoir hit shelves worldwide . meghan is now shelves worldwide. meghan is now the least royal in the us ahead of and the queen consort . so wow of and the queen consort. so wow c has spare. and the netflix docu series actually ended up being a mass of own go for harry and meghan . oh absolutely but and meghan. oh absolutely but isn't wonderful. you i'd say jamaicans would say spit in the sky it falls in your eye. i think it's splendid , you know, think it's splendid, you know, that they were thinking they were going to roll everybody's corks. all t

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colin: i think so. greenwashing and impact washing, but we are focused on collecting the data that makes the investment case the hind these claims. if we look at valuations -- case behind these claims. if we look at valuations in the climate change spectrum, they are lower have changed in norma's sleep since last year. the case for climate transition is much clearer and more necessary, especially in europe. anna: talking about big tech as one category seems a little naive, focusing in on one part, that is social media. there has been a lot written about the regulatory challenges. will 2023 be the year where we see financial change on that front? colin: it is hard getting into the head of government and policymakers, a difficult task. i would step back and think about, where is tech aligned with government spending, and that is where we will look to be investing. you have seen the change, 180 degree change in china in terms of allowing big tech companies to run businesses more so than they were a year ag

colin dice que estÁ costando al trÁfico, porque hay dos cierres de carreteras.en inglÉs) evalÚa la manera mÁs segura para desplazarse. >>> vamos a aprovechar el tiempo que tenemos y si seca la tierra veremos. >>> el director indica que esto podrÍa tomar entre 7 a 10 dÍas. la preocupaciÓn es que al remover el lodo mÁs tierra podrÍa deslizarse. los reparos por este deslizamiento de tierra le cuestan a la ciudad entre 30 mil a 40 mil dÓlares. >>> por las tormentas la ciudad perderÁ un millÓn de dÓlares. >>> esto sale del bolsillo del propietario, en san juan boulevard dos familias fueron desplazadas. >>> podrÍan volver si reparan la electricidad y tambiÉn necesitarÁn un muro de retenciÓn y esto podrÍa costar miles de dÓlares. para telemundo 48. >>> por el momento no hay lluvias pero sÍ temperaturas frÍas, para hablarnos mÁs de esto pasamos con guillermo quiroz. >>> gracias sandra. la madrugada del viernes tendremos temperaturas entre 28 y 34 grados. el puente de la bahÍa se ve bello, la superficie estÁ hÚmeda, temperatura en los 50 pero el lunes alcanzarÁ los 46 en

and the sound bite you played by colin kahl kind of got at this.se are very capable, sophisticated systems. there's a supply chain issue. we got to make sure that the parts and supplies, that we have got in place a system so that maintainers, ukraine maintainers, can fix these things in a battlefield environment swiftly and efficiently. so there's a lot that goes into this. but they looked at this. and, frankly, procuring new tanks is really not going to make much of a difference in the time frame than if they were to try to draw them off of stocks. and, again, they didn't find any excess in the stocks. nick: you mentioned colin kahl. he is the top defense department policy official. i had him on the show just a few days ago explaining why the abrams tank is unsustainable to ukraine. so what changed between friday and today to make the tank more sustainable? john: nothing's changed to make the tanks more sustainable. i mean, the challenges that dr. kahl put forward are still there. we have been very open and honest about how sophisticated this syst

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i think judge colin, who ruled on the summary judgment summarized it perfectly.inutes my freshman year and 88 minutes my sophomore year. there is a significant decrease in playing time with no real explanation as to why. >> laura: there was enormous pressure brought to bear on all athletes, even high school students, because i heard from a lot of them that if you didn't post a particular message in support of blm or george floyd, that you got in trouble with your friend groups. and maybe higher ups in your school whether they be counselors or you nided a recommendation from. there was a lot of pressure just brought to bear on all students. a lot of people didn't have the courage to kind of stand up and say i kneel before god and no one else, correct? >> correct, yes. i think it's unfortune at the political climate that was made in college sports, not college sports but everywhere, putting this pressure on athletes that i don't believe in politics having any place in sports. when that pressure came in to conform to the they did. >> well, i am thrilled you reached