good coverage on victor bolden. >> curt: third and ten. do you try to get yards or do you go for the touchdown? >> joel: i would go for a first down. that is in the flat. marble, the running back. what did you say you would do? >> joel: i would get the first down. >> curt: that is what they did. >> joel: and a great block on the outside. >> curt: victor bolden. >> joel: he threw a terrific block, right there. got marble out to the outside. another great block by williams, 17. sets up a first and goal for the stallions inside of 35 seconds. >> curt: a gain of 13. ball at the 7 yard line. 33 seconds left. they hand it to marble up the middle. good tackle to save a touchdown. birmingham, forced to call a time-out. >> rodeo 28 now. rodeo 28 now. >> curt: what a start for the usfl. 24-21, birmingham. tenth play of the drive. going for the win. smith rolling right. dives and scores. >> curt: the hometown stallions take the lead with 23 seconds left. >> joel: it is a great read by j'mar smith on the outside. >> curt: first lead of the game for bi

. >> curt thomas says he was a lucky kid. he got to grow up in cedar rapids, iowa. >> it was a magical bubble. we didn't know anything but fun. >> a lot of that fun happened at the mall. for teenagers, it was the place to shop, eat and happening out. >> that's where the kids hung, huh? >> it was a place you could go any time, it was a big deal. >> high school senior michelle martinko was no mall rat, but she did shop and work at one near her home. official was a top student, a gift baton twirler and sapping in the school choir along with her friend jane hansen. why do you think you guys hit it off so well as you did? >> we had a lot of things in our life that were parallel. >> was she what they used to call a girly girl or was she a bit of a to himboy? oh, no, she's a girly girl. >> she looked like an angel, farrah. >> it was farrah faucet majors time. >> with the hairdo. >> with the hair. so she was farrah. >> reporter: though it was a school night. after the bank wet, michelle asked jane to go with her to the mall. but jane

nirvana consists with curt cobain, chris and not of chad channing. the publicity photo they had was with the old drummer who stopped touring them, and they brought in a new drummer, dave scream. that's dave groll. [ inaudible question ] >> it's the same guy. dave scream is gave groll. >> how does the narrative with the talks you were talking about with curt cobain, mow does that fit within the idea that socialism has failed if abolitionism is still a thing. what after abolition? what would the alternative -- do you get what i'm saying? what did that look like? >> i think so. >> or was it just in opposition to the rest of the ideological support of capitalism? >> i want to keep mulling on it. i want you to keep mulling on it. so here's another thing -- there's another issue where there's a review of the concert that they have. it's in olympia. it was a good show, but it was way too popular. too many screaming teenage punk rockers. nirvana mania. handing out diamond-studded out cards. so there's a little bit of -- what's the right word. cynicism, about

. >> reporter: did you and cory have a bad argument, curt? did it get out of hand?put a pillow over her nose and mouth and suffocate her? >> no. no, i -- there -- there were no bad arguments the night before. um, it's -- it's exactly what -- what i've told detective baird in 2006. and what i told detective gibson in 2014, and what i'm telling you now. that -- that is what happened. she was sick and i came home and i found her that morning. and she was dead in bed. >> reporter: it was clear the detective's strategy hadn't yielded what he wanted, a confession. >> i have a problem with you not remembering all of these things. >> reporter: the lawyer's goal of talking his way out of trouble hadn't exactly worked either. even after he agreed, curtis says, to take a lie detector test. in a short time, he was swapping out his buttoned downed shirt and leather loafers for a very different courthouse look. jail house black and white stripes. >>> coming up -- >> you went into your mom's room and she was in bed? >> yes. >> are the kids the key to his freedom. >> they saw their

the restriction, the bush to curt air, the spread of the virus in 20202021. seriously affected every sector of ali corner. while the government point to coven torpedoing the countries critical to risk dollars. or does link political mismanagement to sri lanka is ailing economy? ah, after a $27.00. yes. civil war that has been relative peace since 2009 the united nations has called for tom from old groups as the countries fragile democracy faces its biggest test in decades. wow. some sports before we go and the german bonus league raining champions, byron munich took another big step towards winning their 10th street lean title. when they took out, i worked for one, but the result could still be reversed. after too many bavarian players found themselves chasing victory by and munich, welcome back, leon garrett scrap the 4 months out injured. meanwhile, fryeburg knew i woke up ox daddy own welcomed a capacity crowd for the 1st time with some of jimmy's corona virus restrictions. having expired, after a goal is 1st off. who else? but germany, midfield a, garrett sca knitted the opener.

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consequences of the pandemic were especially severe. aren't sri lanka, the restriction, the bush to curt in the sprint of the wires. in 20202021 . seriously affected every sector of ali corner while the government point to coven torpedoing the countries critical to risk dollars. are those claim political mismanagement fiscal anchors ailing economy? ah, after a 27 years civil war. but has been relative peace since 2009 the united nations has called for tom from all groups of the countries fraud. gerald democracy faces its biggest test in decades. oh, you're watching. did up in use me as a reminder of our main story. ukraine says russian troops have either withdrawn or been repelled from the entire region around peeve soldiers. moving into villages and towns around the capital have found scores of dead civilians lying openly in the streets and miss olives. half a stroke of ukraine's port city of odessa. people woke up to the sound of explosions, a black smoke filling the sky drains. government is warning that a tough battle is, could be ahead in the south and to be watching t w news coming

right to the middle, curt.hallenge here is that democrats despite having actually an economy that's working are facing an enthusiasm gap because you used to be on that republican side and they were really good at messaging. why do you think that is? is that something democrats are doing wrong they're not able to get this message across and is there something they could be doing better? >> you know, joy, look at it this way. a republican seizes on this and takes advantage all the time. the media are the biggest partners for the republican party, the most unwitting partners they follow every single republican talking point, every single denounce of everything going wrong republicans put out there and allow them to follow it to the white house briefing room and dog democrats and it's kind of insane at this point. biden is presiding over by any historical metric a booming economy putting people back to work in record numbers, producing jobs that are record numbers and creating wages at record numbers and when you t

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curt casali. right there. r.b.i. sing to right center. estrada scores 3-0 visit ors. still in the fifth. joc pederson, r.b.i. single. beats the shift slate every will score. a four-run inning for the giants. they'll go for the sweep on sunday. baseball is inn detroit. coincidentally against colorado's team history that is tyler slugger miguel cabreras becomes the 33 rdmember of the 3,000 hit club. nearly 38,000 fans greeting him with a chant of "miggy, miggy." part a game one win. congrats to miguel cabrera back out here to denver. it's gotten karl. i'm ready for that rocky mountain sunset. it's going to be beautiful. and hopefully a lot more beautiful for the warriors going for the sweep tomorrow, j.r. j.r.: it's colder for all denver after the dubs take it. [laughter] >> i agree. that sounds like a good plan. j.r.: look forward the i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things

. >> it seems this could start a civil war within the party, curt. republicans in addition to democrats. i mentioned senators romney and murkowski. you've got larry hogan being smeared as pro-pedophile for locking florida's don't say gay law. it seems it will continue to have a reckoning within the party. or do you think it won't? >> well, unfortunately, the people that we're talking about here, the last remaining sane republicans, as i think, they're unicorns. there just aren't that many of them left. i wish that weren't the case, but this is where we are. this is typical of the republican party right now. whatever they accuse of you being, they're guilty of that themselves. turns out they like mark meadows who committed voter fraud whchlt they talk about things like pedophiles and pornography, it turns out there are people within their own caucus who are having their own issues right now. it's not the democrats. it's the republicans. any time you hear any charge levied by the republican party, you have to assume they're covering up. they're worried

. >> i'm thinking of a moment in curt voelker's testimony, the special envoy dealing with the ukrainian conflict and those didn't go anywhere and curt who we know well, essentially ended up trying and failing inserting into the middle of this back and forth with, you know, giant and correctly -- directly with him, in spite of john bolton and others, say, no, don't do it. trying to get a good outcalm-- outcome for ukraine. and they're holding a meeting with the president of a foreign country in order to get investigations and he has testimony talking about being with a senior advisor to president zelenskyy in september and he's telling him, well, you can't go after your opponent in the election, you can't prosecute, you know, vindictively, essentially and the ukrainian officials says, wait a minute, like you guys are telling us? and just undercutting, you know, gut punch of a moment that must have been when you heard that, because that's exactly what american officials are trying to do, to encourage in other countries, and i remember that adam schiff seized on that, you know, in one of h

shelling he tended to a badly wounded woman, then got her into his agency car and took her to a hospital. curt schalk reported on another tragic story. it took place close to the holiday inn at the notorious veneer bridge and became known as the sarajevo romeo and juliet. schalk heard about 2 bodies lying at the bridge, and he and semi courage went to get a closer look. we went to the scene, we had to, we had to hide because it was on the front line, very, very frontline. and we so 2 young people laying next each to other hogs and obviously bed room. there was the famous, very well known story of survival, romeo and juliet boscoe and admit are the couple who won. they decided they want to leave sirower besieged sir ever. he was a syrup. she was a muslim. they loved each other very much, and they decided to leave. somebody probably told them they're safe to leave. you know, they were killed. lou kurt shook became very emotionally attached to the families of boscoe berg kitch. and had me there, east mich, he diced with death again 5 years later, when he and free reuters and a p colleagues were a

ah, by the secret to curt, sorry, security service of ukraine. and i noted that the man is disabled and has 3 children. so he's making the point that even it not just journalists, but even opposition. active activist and opposition, members within ukraine proper are being disappeared either by a dis, security forces, or by the nazis. and why is this happening? it? well, it's because the zalinski government does not tolerate descent, does not tolerate criticism. remember that in 2018 ukrainian journalist, an editor of r i in of osd curl, washkinski was abducted by ukrainian authorities, had held in detention without trial. and for over a year. and his crime, quote unquote, crime was publishing 14 or 15 opinion articles, none of which he had authored on the situation in kiya 4 years prior. so this is a state that can do virtually anything, not only to journalists, but to citizens as well, and get away scott free. a lot of uses online and now trying to find and contact gonzalieras, family and relatives, and some of whom reportedly live in ukraine. d

i called across the curt peninsula that linked both ends of the sea of as off. if that bridge were to be destroyed, the russians would have to go around that would ruin the russian land bridge. so i think that mary helpful is much more of an emotional issue than it is of a real strategic one. ukrainians need to take that bridge down and that would really destroy the ability of the russians be able to resupply crimea, whether they are capable of doing that or not. i certainly words that when i had also urged using whatever capacity they have to destroy, the black sea fleet is vital right now for the psychological effects they will have on moscow. hold on just a final thought to you earlier be so russia test why, what it says was this new intercontinental ballistic missiles, the u. s. as it was notified of a launch and that it's pretty routine. but how much do you think this is? raise the terrifying specter of perhaps nuclear escalation over the conflict and ukraine. while i raised in a column, it becomes desperate, he could threaten using nuclear weapons. and thi

if their curt will be protected, if they will protect the west and europe from a russian onslaught, they buffer in that then they need those guarantees. some members they eu membership could be that kind of middle ground for the ukraines. joining the eu could provide them with a layer of security. >> thank you for explaining all of that. >> they don't want a middle ground because that's what they have already. they have the security ass assurances in 1994 when they gave up their nuclear weapons. the u.s., uk said there would be security assurances if there was a breech of territorial inte integrity. they want some legal, binding guarantees. should the west provide that? >> i think they have to. why is ukraine flirting with neutrality? it's not because of russian aggression, it's because nato won't open its doors to them. they feel fear. that's a body siad situation. it's paying the price for that. security guarantees contradict neutrality from one side. if you have security guarantees from russia and the west kind of like with, sounds like division. like what we had with germany. securit

in i the chapter that you read it's about where you get your ideas and i talk about where curt got the word that everyone misused et cetera in the chapter so it's about writing, it's not about content. it's about where might he gotten this idea and when i was a kid we watched movies we loved to watch everything backwards because you either turn the light off or watch it backwards. you can call it visitations. it's just a matter of terms. they haven't been havingck flashbacks. if you have had an impact in yourt life i kept having not flashbacks but buildings slipping down. we all have flashbacks and in the 19th century they didn't think of it as flashbacks they thought of it as visitations from other spirit worlds. it does matter but in another way i don't knowow if it matter. >> for me one of the things i do in the book is trace the definition and the redefinition and how it used to be cannonball when they talked about flying over the heads of soldiers. it always changed the name. it was shellshocked and ptsd is coined in 1980 so when i talk about kurt identifying it and using it in hi

. >> george curt was on. i like george very much.strike, crowdstrike was saying every minute, every minute you're being attacked by the russians every minute they're talking -- when they talked to these guys, it's a big living giant buildings full of people who are just trying to find out your number. by the way, they're very sophisticated. i got last week i got a bonus from verizon, gave me $38. no verizon doesn't give you they don't say i want jim cramer to have $38. >> how gullible do they think you are? >> i think there's a sucker born every minute bad vegan. tinder >> that's true. >> i just find they're so smart. and you just have to be very careful because they have everything that looks like yours, and then, of course, they want to get in, burrow into the enterprise and crowdstrike has been amazing so they can -- they are, by the way, great tech stocks to own. it moves crowdstrike is interesting here. george is great. now curts and dekash, they're a little head-to-head. it's not harvard yale. it's like steelers -- >> army -- >

and they're making curts in other areas. >> don vutaggio arizona 7 o year old founder and chairman told the los angeles times quote i don't want to do what the bread guys and the gas guysnd everybody else are doing. consumers don't need another plies increase-- increase from a guy like knee. >> trevor: yeah. that's exactly what i am talking about, you see? you don't have to squeeze every last dollar out of your customers. this guy is keeping his product 99 cents despite inflation and he even puts it on the can so the stores can't mark it up. yeah as opposed to florida iced tea which does not put its price on the can, cuz those numbers are critical race theory. and you know like it's so rare to see a company that is just like you know what, we make enough money, yeah, we don't need our customers to suffer. i bet snap el-- snapple could do that too if they didn't wait so much money with dumb facts i'm here to fill my body way month's worth of suggestar, not to learn. i got a suggest orr high. -- suggestar high, if this arizona iced team can do this then a company like amazon can. you know

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was this window establishment during the fighting on behalf of ins as they were fighting against the curt awesome. hi. my brothers are all dead. one died right in front of us in the bombing any and the other disappeared. we don't know what happened to him for a diane often tell us if there were a lot of bombings, i couldn't imagine getting out of their life. what surviving seemed impossible. and it didn't, many people died including women. i'm watching and mom was the 1st time that i saw any one die with my own. i lena, it's gymnast, mother, and swan. hi. yeah, i didn't, i will model on each of your nation us would get done. and said though, to slam your, my, all of this happened because of the other countries for the, well, i like the way attack the is lamar state from the very start? oh yeah. cause it implemented shari'a law. i say, i said, i don't blame you again, but it's god's will that we live by the koran and say, our prayers follow the prophet asked us to do that. what us, what day we have to try again. i remember until the last judgment on the daughter had to know about the michi

ambassador to nato curt vollmer. and lieutenant general ben hodges was the commander of all u.s.rces in europe. welcome to the program. can i first ask you, general hodges, what you make of the fact that what we've seen around kyiv and what the ukrainians are now calling a liberated kyiv region? are you surprised to be hearing that? >> no, i'm thrilled about it but not surprised. ukrainian soldiers as we've watched for the last five weeks have demonstrated a tactical skill as well as a tenacity that has been successful. i thinks, christiane, we're in the decisive phase of the campaign. the next three weeks will determine i think what happens in the future if we can give ukraine everything they need to go ahead and break the back of the russians right now. >> so, ambassador volker, i mean, i know that you're the diplomat, but nonetheless, you know, there's diplomacy and there's, you know -- it's backed by some kind of force often. so it's kind of working. the ukrainians according to the polish prime minister say, you know, they're fighting like lion hearts, is what he told me. the

ambassador to nato, curt, thank you for joining us here on this program. you just heard president zelenskyy. is he right? is vladimir putin blackmailing the world with the threat of nuclear war? and has that threat stymied nato's decision-making? >> first off, i think he's right that he is identifying that putin is using this as a tactic. it is not necessarily the reality that russia wants to use nuclear weapons. they would not accomplish anything on the battle field and they would risk massive retaliation against russia. so the reason that putin is doing this is indeed to deter the west from taking action to support ukraine. fortunately, what we see is that the west is not deterred. we saw secretary austin in germany today convening 40 nato defense ministers, all talking about how we can assure a steady supply of defensive arms to ukraine so they can continue to fight back against this russian invasion. so as much as putin is rattling these sabers, no one is so far deterred. >> general milley is warning about the global security order. it's an incredibly

one way and suzanne mcconnell in the book that came out a couple of years ago was co-authored with curt on the get. she really wrote it. she took his writing and it's considered to be co-authored but it's suzanne mcconnell basically putting words on the page. suzanne approached the subject and many of the subjects that i approached s. i want to get into that. what we are going to do is we are going to get into one sequence >> no is going to text you. >> they are gorgeous. >> my kid is a softball player we had playoffs last weekend and there was cookie. this gets distracting. let's get back to this. speaking of colors i'm going to tell you about some other colors. this is my book. this is suzanne's book, okay? you notice we both went with orange. i think book designers like orange and it happens that kurt vonnegut's was this bright beautiful orange. no one plan that. >> it was the blue andnd ivory. >> no told the book at the same time. >> i appreciate that. is that an original edition? >> yeah. thanks for that. the sequence i want to start with is the reverse dome sequence. a lot of peop

also, last year's backup catcher curt returns to san francisco. he also can take on a heavier workload and he is a reliable backup catcher to say the least, however, says he doesn't want this year's team to focus on getting 100 he wants them to focus on it one day at a time. take this season. each practice at a time each day. but i'm playing very best baseball doesn't look too far ahead. the future even look at potentially a playoff run. we disappointing ending los angeles. dodgers was choice to see. but a new page started today. first pitch at one. 35 the miami marlins in town. and there should be a lot of fun had out here in the ballpark. justine. we're live oracle park. i'm kylen mills for an for support. very exciting. maybe it's actually the smell of garlic fries that i'm getting that. >>the taste of it have fun at the ballpark. she knows, you know, thanks kylen. i don't forget the oakland a's. they just kicked off their season there in philadelphia. the game started about 12. 0, 5, it's the bottom of the first still scoreless. but if you're

first of all, curt, that is so dark and bananas that it makes me worry that maybe josh hawley should because where his mind goes is deeply, deeply creepy stuff. if he's imagiing a mouse and a -- okay, i'll go ahead and let you comment. in his mind that works. politically they decided they're at war against disney. their fighting cartoons. your thoughts? >> well, number one, joy, i think we just got a really disturbing look at what ted cruz fantasizes about. i don't want to go into that. that's out right disturbing. number two, it speaks volumes as the rest of us are engaged now in a conversation about fighting for democracy and democratic values, the republican party would rather fight mickey and minnie mouse. this is just an ongoing -- this isn't new, folks. this is something that's been going on for so long it just so happens there are new medians and platforms like tiktok to use the propaganda machine white outrage and scaring the crap out of people and all the while, they're hoping those very white people don't notice it's their tax bill that goes up when their republican policie

honored the 2022 national teacher of the year, a mentor from the classroom to the basketball court, curtstory in ohio. that's the same town he was raised in. he teaches african-american history. he developed a course on race, gender and oppression. take a listen. >> i created courses that allow students to feel value. courses that deal with women's rights, gay rights, and also a survey of black history. it's important that my students see themselves as i see them. >> his achievement comes after republican efforts spread across the country to limit conversations about race and agendaer in the classroom. when adjusted for inflation, teachers bring home $2,000 less than a decade ago. president biden finished today's event on a high note to a roar of approval from the room full of educators. >> i don't have to give teachers praise. i want to give you a raise. >> our coverage continues now with wolf blitzer. he's right next door in "the situation room." i'll see you tomorrow. >>> happening now, u.s. marine veteran trevor reid is finally heading home after being freed by russia in a prisoner s

. >> reporter: and just a couple days ago the pentagon announced an additional $300 million in curt r security -- security assistance to ukraine. since president biden took office last year, the administration has pumped $2.3 billion with a b into the war-torn country. now some of those items on the list include some laser-guided rocket systems, also just forms of artillery that are needed and soviet era-made tanks. >> it's extremely important that we continue communicating with, the od as well as -- dod as well as the national security adviser to the president to find out exactly what is being provided. the ukrainians are asking for equipment. they need everything in their toolbox to push back against the russians. >> reporter: the president will head back to the white house tomorrow where he has a full plate on his domestic agenda from unemployment to inflation, also watching the potential confirmation if vote for judge ketanji brown jackson to make it on the u.s. supreme court. eric? eric: all right, david, live in wilmington, thank you. arthel? arthel: as david spunt was saying, t

. >> watch this video every time, haven't seen it in a while, but how embarrassing for our curt countryit quickly, you get to the mattress on. they will try to f his entire legacy on this it gets worse, what does it say to you as mark meadows his role in this as trump's own son has to go through mark meadows? >> yeah, mark meadows is mission control here. he's the point guard, everything runs through mark meadows and i think it's worth remembering, mark meadows is not cooperating with the committee, we know about the texts because he started to kocooperate then something happened, got cold feet, stopped and since then had no consequences. let's remember, mark meadows has been heltd in contempt of the committee, sent that over four months ago, doj has not done a thing with it so unless something changes, mark meadows really at the fulcrum of all this will get away without ever testifying. >> look at this text from marjorie taylor greene, texts meadows, in our private chat with only members, several are saying the only way to save our republic is for trump to call for marshal law. i don't

fox sports host curt menefee compares to a soccer shootout.they'll go one and then the other and then the other from the two yard line to see which one can score the most times before the overtime ends, so that will add a level of excitement to the usfl, also introducing new technical improvements aimed at improving player safety and referee calls. one of the biggest changes no more change. in cruz measuring the distance to a first down with the football. and cameras all around the stadium. the technology is there to show whether or not a guy got a first down and you can catch the opening game right here on fox at 7 30 eastern on saturday in birmingham. i'm madison alworth fox news. well, you can watch the inaugural game action right here on channel to tune in saturday at 4 30 to check it out. the news at six starts now. this is ktvu fox two news at six. she was a really sweet lady . um she had no enemies or anything like that. it's really out of this. it's crazy that this happened to her. the search is on right now for the person who killed a

fox sports host curt menefee compares to a soccer shootout.they'll go one and then the other and then the other from the two yard line to see which one can score the most times before the overtime ends, so that will add a level of excitement to the usfl, also introducing new technical improvements aimed at improving player safety and referee calls. one of the biggest changes no more change. in cruz measuring the distance to a first down with the football. and cameras all around the stadium. the technology is there to show whether or not a guy got a first down and you can catch the opening game right here on fox at 7 30 eastern on saturday in birmingham. i'm madison alworth fox news. and tune in right here. channel two tomorrow for the kickoff of the usfl season. it will get started with the birmingham stallions and the new jersey generals and that is at 4 30. warriors on the eve of their first round playoff series against the nuggets. steph curry status update along with his expectations. that's next in sports tonight w w. a friday night smack

we would hold a lot of conferences, i, for example, had curt boniget wrote "slaughter house", and talking about their world war ii experiences, and you know, i was doing some other things. steve, meanwhile, got involved with building this world war ii museum, and i was on the board of the world war ii museum, so i got to see how a museum gets built from the scratch up. >> 2022, you're right, he was 66. >> what's there, if you went to new orleans, went to the eisenhower center, went to the world war ii museum, what are you going to see? >> it's spectacular. i mean, we built in new orleans one of the great museums in the world. good buddy of stephen ambrose, was the ceo energizer of it all. they put together a top flight board. i was just a young interloper for like heavy weights from the corporate world. they got congressional funding. it was ted stevens of alaska who really and in a way of hawaii that really pushed to get some of the federal funding, matching funds, but we made the great decision, it was going to be built on lake pontchartrain, and the idea was we can rebuild the higgins

fox sports host curt menefee compares to a soccer shootout will have three plays, but they'll go onerom the two yard line to see which one can score the most times before the overtime ends, so that will add a level of excitement to it. also introducing new technical improvements aimed at improving player safety and referee calls. one of the biggest changes no more change. in cruz measuring the distance to a first down with the chip in the football. and cameras all around the stadium. the technology is there to show whether or not a guy got a first down and you can catch the opening game right here on fox at 7 30 eastern on saturday in birmingham. i'm madison alworth fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. you can put a smile on a kid's face, make it less stressful and traumatic. welcome these refugees and show the world solidarity. that's just my little part. to do. an attempt to spread some holiday cheer during a heartbreaking time. one man from kentucky dressed as the easter bunny is welcoming to poland. some of the four a half million ukrainian refugees. easter passover an

.— the us, you have ma'or reservations about the curt.— about the cnn. _ about the cnn. you are critical about the us media, i- about the cnn. you are critical about the us media, i wonderl about the cnn. you are criticall about the us media, i wonder if about the cnn. you are critical- about the us media, i wonder if you reflect how you handled donald trump. you had high—profile interviews, when you look back at those and you know some of the things that donald trump did later in his presidency around covid, around the election result... ito in his presidency around covid, around the election result... no one was more critical _ around the election result... no one was more critical of _ around the election result... no one was more critical of donald - around the election result... no one was more critical of donald trump i was more critical of donald trump and covid and the election denial and covid and the election denial and about january the six than may. if you read the columns i wrote, they were incendiary columns, attacking him head on and direc

you have curt casali, a veteran catcher. that'll help him through some of the hard times.and establish himself with the pitching staff and have that confidence with them to put what numbers he wants down and how to work hitters. but i look for joey bart to have a great year, and i think by going back to triple a as we keep talking about the confidence factor is a key here, and he's more relaxed. you can see it in spring training. now the nerves start reacting a little bit more game time and tomorrow, of course, opening day everybody is in first place and opening game. yeah, i mean, this is obviously the hope springs eternal for every baseball team. i want to ask you more about the long term prospects for the giants. the giants did not make any big free agent moves. i mean, they've got jack peterson. that's good, but they didn't pay a couple of other guys because they're on a path. they don't want to mortgage the future and you lose any of those great prospects which are still a couple of years away. so how are they going to stay competitive? and do you agree that the giant

curt cobain grew up in aberdeen. one of his friends was a founder of the riot girl movement. hopefully this is deeply engrained in your blood -- even if you hate it. >> with three r's. >> three r's. >> it sounds less familiar, but -- >> kathleen hannah was a friend of kurt cobain's. she graduated evergreen. she wrote on one of his walls at one point that kurt smells like teen spirit. she meant the deodorant. kurt cobain claimed he didn't know what the deodorant was, and he thought it was about anarchism, social inequality, and the decadence and oppressiveness of american consumer culture. it's also interesting to think about, like, rock and roll is, ah, american freedom. then rock and rollers are like, this freedom has me feeling left out. matthew? >> is that where kurt cobain got the title of "smells like teen spirit?" >> yes, it was written on his apartment door by an evergreen grad. >> oh! >> so he turned that into the lyrics of a song. i'll show briefly, i have lots of different articles from the cooper point journal from the 1990s which, there is a whole new thing about

so is it going to be joey barton as curt casali? going to be isn't going to be a platoon position? well they'll both be. you know, you need two catchers, and i'm not sure that either one is going to be the guy joey barton's obviously guy that they plan on as far as their future is concerned. yes so he might not be absolutely ready to be that the signature guy that buster posey was, you know, because this will be his first full season in the major leagues, and then you've got sally as a as an incredible backup. and he probably didn't hit last year as well as he has throughout his career, but he had some incredibly good moments and he's a heck of a pitch caller and all that the guys really love him as a catcher. and you know we should talk about this, and that is the fact that there's always something special. i talked about the clean slate. whatever it is, and you guys talked about what a beautiful stadium this is and how it really felt like at one point it would never happen. you know, there were four ballot measures a couple of standards there. a couple in san francisco that got t

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season of the united states football league foxes matt napolitano talked with fox sports broadcaster curtf this weekend from host city birmingham, the highly anticipated first game saturday night, the new jersey general's facing off against the home team, birmingham stallion's and fox sports host curt menefee says it could set the tone for the rest of the season. this is where we find out who the stars are. the usfl and new venture partly owned by fox sports is aiming to bring more energy to spring football by tweaking the rules, resulting in a fast paced game designed to bolster offense and big play potential, improved game flow and give teams trailing behind more scoring opportunities, keeping the gameplay exciting as time winds down. some of those changes included three point conversions after touchdowns. changes to onside kicks and more potential for forward passes. every fan is looking for offense right now. i think that every league is going that way because people like scoring you feel bad for the defensive guys, but that's just the way it is. there are eight teams playing this fir

that two-part documentary about the comedian less than 24 hours before it was set to premiere >>> curts on sale next week. and in honor of mental health awareness month in may some of the proceeds will benefit a great program called kicking the stigma which was an initiative led by the indianapolis colts to raise awareness for mental health disorders. if you want more details, it's a left-handed guitar, of course, with matching head stock it's estimated to go between 600 and $800,000 for a great cause pretty cool. >>> next up, will ferrell landed his next big role. he's going to be part of the cast of the barbie movie check this out this is the cast margot robbie, ryan gosling, barbie and ken the project is slated to hit theaters next year >> okay. >>> and finally the thing about pam, the limited series starting renee zellweger wraps up tonight. in the final episode, pam shows she's willing to go to shocking lengths in an attempt to trick someone into helping her. >> i got to get there as fast as i can. i'll circle back and take you home >> so they just got producers driving all around

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curt kurt volker joins us the former nato ambassador. mr.mbassador, can you force peace on to ukraine after its been brutalized like this? >> well, you know, everybody wants peace but you don't want peace to be a recognition that russia can survive, that they can tell people like this , take territory and get away with it so at this stage, we have to be doing everything we can to help ukraine push the russians out of their country, save as many lives as possible, and as quickly as possible, so time is of the essence really. stuart: does that include increasing pressure and sending more attack weapons to the ukrainians? >> yes. let's give up this false distinction between offensive weapons and defensive weapons. when you're fighting inside your own country, to protect your own people, and to push invaders out of your country, there should be new distinction between offensive or defensive weapons. they should be given everything that we can give them in order to drive those russian forces out, especially after seeing kind of images that we've

the maricopa county republicans that ran the office were let's just say a little curt when some of theseime and time again. you are going up against people who don't want to listen to facts. you have friends who believe italians, you know. >> satellite. >> had lasers. i got friends who believe the most bizarre. by the way, highly educated people. they don't want to know the trust. the truth is in front of them. the truth has been in front of them, yet it continues. >> arizona where the state legislature was looking into bamboo in the ballots, because they believe they are shipped in from china. >> even cyber ninjas at the end of their slaptd review ended up giving biden more votes. >> they added votes. the state of georgia, the vote there was counted three times. no fraud there, biden won every time. >>> up next, we return to our coverage of the war in ukraine. nbc news' richard engel brings us the latest from the ground. mr. us that war played a large role in the high cost of gas. is greed also a factor? why u.s. lawmakers are accusing american oil executives of price gouge. we're back