curt, what do you think of the five that they've offered?, i'll tell you, if jonathan allen wrote his stories in like san script, i would totally check that out and read. it would be interesting. it would stand out. he would go viral instantly like that. that's what we need of. >> thank you. >> i have a dog in this race. i didn't know until today there was even default setting and what it was called. so whatever makes people happy. the one thing is i'm so glad that we live in a world right now where this is the kind of stuff that we can talk about -- >> yes. >> -- rather than some deranged lunatic's twitter feed. this is what i missed the last four years. >> life is returning to normal after the pandemic. negin, what do you think? >> i feel a little excluded in this conversation because my default font is wing dings. >> girl, no. no, it's not. no, it's not. >> no, but i hate to be like the calibri loyalist here. to me it's sort of like the tom hanks of fonts. it's beloved, no one has ever had a problem with it. and, you know, i don't feel li

i don't think curt was happy about that.sucked them up into its evil guts and they had to deal with it. >> obviously someone would say because kurt's on heroin the whole time. it's been damaging. it's affected my personal life a lot. >> i was in the front row of the performance and there was a serious artistic statement, kurt didn't play the hills. the songs were plays for a reason. ♪ ♪ my girl my girl don't lie to me ♪ ♪ tell me where did you sleep last night ♪ >>> ever watching him play the cover of a led belly song "where'd you sleep last night" and it was emotional for me because i love nirvana. i felt this connection to kurt cobain. i was worried about him. ♪ >>> there was always speculation he's not doing well, kurt has drug problems. nirvana unplugged was this thing like the clouds parted, you know. it seemed like everything was going to be ok. sneft night through ♪ >>> from seattle tonight, word of an untimely death. >> shot and killed himself at home in seattle, washington, today. >> it didn't come at a major surpri

curt bardella for the dccc, and that's a new one and elise jordan, former aide in the george w.e and msnbc political analyst. welcome all of you, always good to see you. elise, the implications, how do you see them? >> you know, it doesn't look good for donald trump any way you cut it. i do question how anything will happen to donald trump because nothing ever does and he manages to be completely unscathed no matter what how or what illegality that would imprison someone else and the new york attorney general is hammering down on donald trump and it looks like alan weisselberg might not hold firm and that is certainly a development that is going to evolve over the coming months and i think we should just pace ourselves. >> you know, zerlina, this is no small step. a former president under criminal investigation. what do you think this might look like to both americans and the rest of the world? >>. >> well, it certainly doesn't look like a 100% functioning democracy in the sense that you have this president, this former president who is under investigation leading one of the two

gate scandal that brought down kurtz's previous government curt's denies any wrongdoing and says that he will not resign. spain's cabinet has approved a labor law that gives food delivery companies a mid august deadline to hire workers now freelance for them it is the 1st law of its kind in europe and aims to extend labor protections to bike and scooter delivery workers some currier associations protested the law saying it will lead to layoffs. of $4000.00 people no masks no social distancing it seems unthinkable but london made it happen the 41st brit awards became the 1st major indoor music event with a live audience in the capital in over a year. without. brink search could sound so good that 2021 brit awards some music triumphantly returned to the big stage after the coronavirus hiatus and in front of an audience of mostly essential workers this year's nominees proved they still know how it's done. being slammed for snubbing female artists in 2020 this year's brits so women dominate all major categories the pop trio little mix made history becoming the 1st all female band to take

with mass shootings would school shootings that incident in curt's. 3 years ago the one before that was of course 2004 beslan school hostage crisis which still to this day is actually the memories of people in this country is something absolutely shocking. and tragic and big big loss of life there in that incident. now we understand as we said he acted alone there are some conflicting reports as to whether there was security or not at the school entrance. the company responsible saying they've stopped operating in the school some are saying the school had hired a private security guard whatever the case there the attack took place for quickly and emergency services were on the scene very quick there were 20 ambulances there the president of tatarstan also attended the scene within an hour and he gave this comment at the site of the attack this is the president last on. first of all this is a huge tragedy we've lost 7 sure great 8 students 4 boys 3 girls they died right here on the 3rd floor. we do have various eyewitness accounts various footage and images from the scene much of it is s

incidents copycat attacks you know we're speaking about you know terrible tragedy in columbine in curt's in crimea or other school shootings how likely is it this could be a copycat attack or somebody acting entirely out of possible grievance mental health problems extremism we just don't know until we have leave the of the official information but do you think a copycat motive could be one the police will be looking at here. well you hit the nail on the head there were is the intention what is the process of the person that's doing it is it because he's radicalized others islam or not that's radicalization that's taking place all or is it simply someone with mental health issues that decided to go on a killing spree and become famous and of course they will watch what's happening in the world and then what happens in the u.s. and other countries is now spread across the world so there's no secret that these things happen it's no secret that you go on the internet you can find out what to do and how to do it and this is a this is a problem for all societies and that's why i say before th

in the sixth, curt casali grounded to third.ow charlie culberson, second straight game wild throw the first two runs will score for one lead, four to final and the giants hit the road for pits. for on thursday. all right, take it depend way pack boston band there at the historic ball yard downtown, taking pictures to prove he was there, and he sees matt chapman in the seventh break a 11 bullet left runners were at 1st and 3rd to 1 lead. and if you follow the age, you know they had elvis andrus come into play shortstop for marcus simeon. this year. he's got off to a real slow start with the bad comes through the that single right there to deliver the r b i d a's wind up winning three to get the best record of the american leg. all right, let us check this out. remember d'angelo russell, former warrior. he was here briefly. this is the old invisible share. no god, i love that. that's something fragrant. yeah. e got in trouble. times at school. admit me to god, that's a good one. that's why i showed it. all right, all right, see yo

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joining us now, curt burkehalter, criminal law professor.director of the black law enforcement officer. both are former nypd detectives. i'm sorry we had to squeeze our discussion into the end of the show because of breaking news. but mark, let me begin with your reaction to the district attorney's statement today. >> i think you pointed out the most important thing was that the district attorney was acting as if he was a defense attorney, to be honest with you. and i think the comments that he made, he's trying to shape and develop a narrative that will survive the investigation or the alleged investigation that he's conducting, and quite possibly some additional investigations moving forward. so his main focus is to defend obviously his -- defend the police officers and to develop a narrative, and that tries to convince you not to trust your lying eyes. >> kirk, your reaction to what the district attorney had to say today? >> sure. lawrence, the statement "i don't care which direction a car was moving, front, sideways or backwards," i can'

right to to fend itself but for the first time expressed his support for a cease-fire to today where a curt support and for the first time laid out an explicit timeline. it's a clear and point shift. one officials say underscores the grave risk that escalate with each passing day of this conflict. >> this is the kind of danger with every single moment and every single day that continues without a cease-fire that each side tried to get their victory and the other side, of course, then feeling that it has to strike back. >> jake, underscoring the domestic intra-party pressure that the president is facing a group of progressive house measures introducing a measure to block a $735 million armed sale to israel that. sale pre-dated the current conflict but it just underscores the pressure he's under from a democratic party that's shifted away from a traditional position on israel that the president has long since held. that block is not expected to go through but it is a warning sign to the president, jake. >> phil mattingly, thanks so much. democratic congresswoman jayapal of washington state jo

bottom of the 6th giants up byron curt casali. he grounds it to 3rd.ike a routine play will throw not for that 3rd baseman. throwing error. their 2 runs will come into score and the giants they going to win 42. they sweep the two-game series. we'll head out to pittsburgh to take on the pirates on thursday. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. >> still to come tonight, pets in the pandemic will let you know why some animal shelters across america say they unhappy with folks became animal pare many folks who adopt animals during the pandemic may not have been ready to be full-time. parents know that's an understatement. a lot of people decided they just have to have a dog or cat during stay at home orders last year. sadly a lot of these animals are now being returned to shelters. it's happening across the country. the result, a lot of shelters quickly filling up with unwanted pets animals that have no behavior problems. just confused sweet little animals being dumped by people who are going back to work shelter stress. of course, that adopting a

reporter: oceanographer curt ebbesmeyer studied that small sneaker flotilla.bed in the world's expert on flotsam -- the floating debris spilled from cargo ships. ebbesmeyer has tracked everything from spilled rubber duckies to floating hockey gloves. this 1990 shs bill and many others like it have helped researchers understand the behavior of what are called gyres which are huge, circular , ocean currents. by tracking thousands of objects from different spills as they drift, scientists can now better predict how something like an oil spill might travel, and where it might end up. the original like he specifically taught ebbesmeyer this odd fact: left shoes tend to drift in one direction, and right anothe that is the striking thing about this, is that it's a fun and charming story that we hear, but these sneakers going into the ocean did lead to some real scientific understanding. >> i would call it serendipity science. it forces you to ask questions you may never have thought about, which is really good. the ocean i think speaks to us and what i call flotsam t

the president was curt in saying we can do both and we will. the question is how.enator portman nailed the primary issue. this is something brought up by ann newberger who said unsolicited the company hat not reached out and asked for cybersupport, this is the long standing issue between a private firm and the federal government, if you can't figure out a way to thread the needle and get into that gray area, then there is no solution here on critical infrastructure, which is run by the private sector. there needs to be more cooperation and information exchange. this is the oldest story in the book, everybody knows it when you talk about cyber. no one has figured out how to do it. if you -- as the president claims you can do both and we will, how, if you cannot solve this issue that's been long standing administration after administration after administration. we'll have to see. they've got a ton of initiatives working and believe they might have some pathways forward. there's no clear answer how to protect critical infrastructure run by private companies. >> maybe

coordinator for indopacific affairs at the national security council curt campbell, said this about u.sard china. the period broadly described as engagement has come to an end. the dominant paradigm is going to be competition. what are your thoughts on that? >> i think that is certainly true. i think it ended at least last year in the trump era, maybe before but i think it is sort of a reflection of a broader trend. now, charles, you did a series on couple nfl and socialism, this is sort of an indication where the american public is right now because they realize because of various factors how malicious china is. i don't think even the biden administration doesn't believe its goal is to support the communist party of china which unfortunately was the notion that prevailed in many administrations both republicans and democratic. charles: what do you think they will do different then? there is talk now of a united states trying to sway beijing from so-called whoop diplomacy that have given china a tremendous amount of sway and influence around the world and even in america among our corpo

. >> well, it's such a phenomenal and started by richard curting in u.k.e 2015. so red nose really finds where children are in need the most and spreads the money and costs over a variety of charities that make sure children are safe, healthy, fed, helps with education. certainly like you said in the last year it's been more crucial. so it's just such a beautiful organization and also the idea of like approaching it from, hey, we're going to put on these red noses and sort of be a little absurd and have fun, but just to highlight like a really serious issue but in a way we as performers are able to sort of, you know, just kind of create this environment that gets people attention and it's been such an amazing. we used to do a live show. obviously we weren't able to do that this year, so we were able to do an episode of the wall and devoted it to red nose day >> covid has raised the stakes for a lot of charities, yours included how does that change red nose day this year? >> you know, our mission is really just more important than ever and as chris mentione

if you ask about the government, whether it's republicans or democrats, we saw just a few days ago curtrity adviser, he said publicly that the era of engagement is over. now, i mean, the u.s. government overwhelmingly sees china as an adversary, but we can say that engagement is over. we are still going to be engaging with the chinese and that is -- >> yes. >> the fact that there is enormous friction between those two things is going to cause all sorts of problems for all of those companies and individuals that continue to do a lot with the world's soon to be largest economy. >> whenever we talk to you we should just put a thing of your name, ian bremer, it's complicated. as always, thank you very much for giving us some analysis into complicated matters. ian is the president of our asia group and g zero media. i'm going to talk to ohio republican governor mike dewine about his million dollar idea to get people vaccinated. do not go anywhere. a very, very special edition of "the cross connection with tiffany cross" starts right now from tulsa, oklahoma. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm

jimmy jack made it 64 going to the ninth giant said two on nobody out and curt casali the backup to busters swing. but no, says the ump on a 32 pitch instead of the bases loaded, nobody out. got two on one out the managed to run but fall shy 6 took five. we just might have another superstar pitcher in the major leagues that they went. the oakland a's definitely know his name. he's beaten him twice already. john means business with the third no hitter of the year already check this out. there's a line dragon. that's it, john means on wednesday, may 5th 2021 has thrown a no hitter against the seattle mariners on wind. it's yeah, but first orioles no hitter since jim palmer back in 1969 113 pitches 12 strikeouts for means. get this ah! wild pitch strikeout was the on lee baserunner against him would have been a perfect game and that base runner got thrown out trying to steel. he faced the minimum 27 batters in the orioles beat the mariners six to nothing. you notice all the drama in the national football league always seems to set around the quarterbacks 49ers have there's green bay packer fa

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but he also seems to be more-- preferential when it comes to the curt's precedence so it was seen that roberts would be reluctant to overturn roe and perhaps even yowp hold the mississippi law. we don't know as much about barrett and cav gnaw. kavanaugh has never voted to strike down an abortion restriction, he joins at the centers in june, he seemed more cautious certainly than justice thomas and alito and wasn't really on the-- for calling for the immediate overruling of roe. barrett is a question mark becae she said almost nothing about abortion, written no opinions on abortion since juneing the court. but we can inform from the court's decision-- infer that there are at least four justices that think the court will uphold this law and that there are four justices who think they have a fifth so there no no reason for the court to agree to take this case unless the conservatives think they have a majority, at a minimum, to uphold this mississippi law and perhaps go much further. >> professor marry mary ziegler, thanks very much. >> thanks, john. >> nawaz: in our pbs newshour/npr/mari

it is curt with us? i don't see him, i think we will go to ms. fletcher. you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you so much mr. chairman. things to you for holding this important hearing. and all the witnesses for taking the time to testify, this will be a useful hearing for all of us. we have heard across both sides of the aisle that reliable high-speed internet connection at home is now essential for everyday life. we have talked about students in the gap and who is getting left behind. from education to job searching, in my home in houston eckstein appointments are done online. having access to the internet in the modern world is not a luxury, it is a necessity. access to affordable high-speed internet is not universal, that is clear today. whether it is due to the cost of the locally based plans, lack of infrastructure or dig to tracy so many americans find themselves at a disadvantage. ms. cheney, and your testimony you mention the adoption gap is three times larger than the availability cap. i was wondering if you could talk a bit about that m

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big player as we listened to all thi different parties asking what we could doate to expedite the curt we appreciate her continuing to work with us and look forward to that relationship particularly as we look to do an update 2.0 e on cures. and with that, madam chair, i sf yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. i join him in his well-earned f praise of dr. woodcock.ns. the chair now recognizes dr. burgess of texas for his five minutes of questions.zes oh, i'm t sorry. mea culpa. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from california from her five minutes of questions followed by dr. burgess. >> thank you verys much, madam convr, for having this hearing. and mr. secretary, it's really wonderful to see you in this neo role and i look forward to manyn of your conversations as we move forward. over the past year our nation has simultaneously confronted the covid-19 crisis, multiple i incidents ofses systemic racismd understandably these crises havp in pacted the mental health and well-being of millions of ested people. in response then of biden-harris administration sep downcu reques