yes, when i was edie's age, which was quite a while | edie's age, which was quite a while ago. _ edie's girls— edie's age, which was quite a while ago, girls never played football, but now — ago, girls never played football, but now there is so many opportunities and it is so heart—warming to see as sole sorted enthused _ heart—warming to see as sole sorted enthused by the game and enthused by the spore _ enthused by the game and enthused by the spore and the opportunities that are available now for edie anger -irls are available now for edie anger girls of— are available now for edie anger girls of a — are available now for edie anger girls of a similar age and younger and olden — girls of a similar age and younger and older. like she said, she plays for ilkiey— and older. like she said, she plays for ilkley under 11 is but also for the school— for ilkley under 11 is but also for the school that she goes to, they have _ the school that she goes to, they have a _ the school that she goes to, they have a football team, and she plays for an _ have a football team, and she plays for an aca

edie -- edie was shockingly just so on board from the beginning.he was like, "what about pesci? and he said it so casually, like the guy works all the time, and famously has only done "the irishman" in the last 20 years 'cause he's, you know, doesn't need to act anymore. and lorne drops one of his bars, and he's like, "all an actor needs is a good part." and you're like -- [ laughter ] and you're like -- hanging out with lorne is like being in an a24 movie all day. [ laughter ] where it was just like stings, and jolts, and then you're in an outfit, and you're getting shot out of cannons. he's a crazy, cool man >> jimmy: what were they like to be around did it up your acting game >> i hope so i mean, that's why i was like -- you know, this is an interesting cast you know, it's a specific show it's about me. so, if you don't like me, that alienates, like, a lot of the audience [ laughter ] so, i literally casted people that everybody loves [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's genius. >> so, you hate me, you're like, "oh, there's joe pesci it's fine. >> jimm

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. >> so it's sunday morning at edie loves nyc. we are putting stuff together and preparing.e different sectors that we do. >> mahmoud and his partner sasha started cooking meals at the height of the pandemic. >> in this tiny kitchen, seven hours, we do prepare 1800 meals. no one believes that, but it always comes true. this is the week it's not going to. but it always does. >> but now with the help of around 40 volunteers, their focus has shifted to delivering meals to the thousands of migrants living in shelters around the city. >> around about a year ago when the buses started arriving to port authority, we got a call to ask to start bringing the food in the morning before the buses. so we've been involved since pretty much the start of it. >> i genuinely feel that we are in the most prosperous city in the world. there are enough resources to provide everyone, you know. if you look at it at the grandest scheme of things, we have a total of what, 107,000 people so far. that is less than 1.5% of the population of new york city that have come. >> they've been swamped with req

already in october, already in october - 22- in 2022, not so long ago , the prime minister of albania, edied on the international community to drop all the charges brought against the former leaders of the kosovo liberation army. of europe, because this allegation is a fabrication; moreover, the albanian prime minister reminded the origin of this allegation that it was after 2008, after the memoirs of carl del ponte. when this topic was raised again , there was a swiss journalist who wrote the article. there is a representative of russia who just grabbed it and began to drag it around the international community. he is also in the security council . he brought it up. there began some additional meetings with the investigation. this is konstantin kosyachev, the then chairman. of the russian delegation in pasa, in the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe, here he is. well, they wrote a report on this matter, and they also spent a long time on this topic, and after that, again, nothing happened, they did not find any evidence , the russians and serbs continue to pump this history c

now and punish the organizers of this march, which did not comply with the legal instructions of the edin't see that the authorities are simulating the struggle from this church, actually covering it up, and this leads to double standards in society and what is the sin of concealing the weakening of our state in the fight against russia? the lavra should be understood to mean that it was transferred to the moscow orthodox church in 1831, after the moscow regime began a great repression against catholics, in particular, on the territory of ukraine, both roman catholics and greek catholics about the union church, and accordingly we understand that this all fits into the broader format of returning the shrines to the ukrainian people. how do you think this direction is progressing, well, it is not progressing at all, because it is precisely our law 821 that regulates that everything that is state property must be returned to the state and a prohibited structure and it is the activity of the russian church in ukraine that should be prohibited, obviously it should be given away, then the stat

lena howland was there yesterday edis life there now. i take it the street is still closed. lena: these streets shut down and we are seeing some active work happening crews are working to remove the scaffolding on that building that was damaged and many neighbors taught to us about not being surprised to see the building go up in flames. this construction project had gone unattended for a week. those with the neighborhood valley association say is not the first time they've seen a fire in this area. these pictures to an un-housed individual and people who experience homelessness have been starting fires to keep warm. >> median that was set on fire and cyclist passing by pulled the person out. >> i've seen fires here, homeless get inside the building and having fires inside. we had to put them out before. >> luckily no one was for neighboring homes were damaged in six people were displaced. the cause of this fire is under investigation at this time. the cruiser in the early stages of that. life and sin reggie: the da's investigation is needed before a prosecution moves forwar

>> yeah, edie.r and that was possible because we met in person and that is the key question, need to trust the person. to trust the person, you need to meet the person. you can do zoom calls and things but it's not easy so you need to know to organize at the same time. >> it's important to mention one of the strategies is when you do collaborative investigation essentially selecting partners to news organizations in different countries and he agreementis of the partners to publish on the same day so no one organization is about one organization but the information made public globally. one large platform at the same time. correct? >> yes and it is not difficult because it's in the interest of everybody to have that so of courseti there difficult conversations to agree on a specific date or our but also in the u.s. and you organize which is the case in any investigation and that is more complicated than the security protocol. you could use professional computers so we had a different system to commun

edi always asked this question, what can be done?one? of course there are the short-term _ be done? of course there are the short-term measures _ be done? of course there are the short-term measures which - be done? of course there are the short-term measures which are l short—term measures which are absolutely needed, but this is also absolutely needed, but this is also a window of opportunity to help people understand that it is really the background conditions of creating immense amount of carbon pollution, burning coal oil and gas, we have to transition to renewables and we have to do it faster. especially in the united states we need to accept the idea that humans are causing these changes. the scientific evidence is completely conclusive that we are causing the air and the land in the oceans to heat up very quickly. when you heat up heat up very quickly. when you heat up the clinic you are going to eat more wildfires, heat waves and they will be deadly so we need to reduce our carbon pollution.— our carbon pollution. thank you

edi the england manager capture cards close to her chest.— close to her chest.e. it's _ close to her chest. of course, it's not up to me. it's two _ close to her chest. of course, it's not up to me. it's two games - close to her chest. of course, it's not up to me. it's two games and close to her chest. of course, it's . not up to me. it's two games and we respect that punishment. not sure if that's the right word. we take it from here. just hope you get through. from here. just hope you get throu~h. ~ , .,, from here. just hope you get throu~h. , ,, , through. will people -- goalkeeper mary herbst _ through. will people -- goalkeeper mary herbst was — through. will people -- goalkeeper mary herbst was asked _ through. will people -- goalkeeper mary herbst was asked about - through. will people -- goalkeeper. mary herbst was asked about lauren, saying she was fine and acknowledge what she had done was wrong. herbst was kept very busy, and she was askedif was kept very busy, and she was asked if she felt columbia would bring the same intensity —— earps. this leve

. >> when it went through edi editorial pro they said only way it would run if we removed the antiabortiontuation there was a story about the alabama riverboat prowl, brawl, he made a joke about don't try that in a small town, [laughter] he got a lot of backlash on twitter. or instagram, wherever all of them. >> any place. >> and you know, how about what he said about first amendment. we have to be careful, i feel it is slipping away from us. >> that is what left wants, they want to silence people force them to submit, people like him just saying shut up, this is how we get to it, we will not back down or bow down, and jason aldean, they tried to cancel him, try that in a small town is number one. he is crushing it with the song, you could win. this is a small group of crazy people trying to silent you, tell them to shut the heck up. >> it takes courage. >> they move on. >> yeah. >> they are like a swarm of bees or something. >> annoying. >> you know, david, comedians are funny and fearless, but it seems like they are being muzzled now. what do you think about marlon standing up? >> he is

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i want a police chief who takes it personally like i do and we have one edie garcia.y partner working together shoulder to shoulder implementing a crime plan focused on things like lighting improvement and blight remediation. we have seen violent crime in dallas drop two years year-over-year in every form of violent crime that's tracked by the f.b.i. the only city in america in the top ten largest cities in the country that has done that. this year crime is down yet again in dallas. talking three years in a row. >> dana: you have shown people how it can be done. thank you for joining us today and look forward to visiting soon. i have to go to a restaurant, great mexican food. >> bill: i have to go too. >> it is a wonderful town. come visit. >> bill: thank you, mayor. now today more than $100 billion in taxpayer money has been pledged to fund the war in ukraine. where do the republican candidates stand on the biggest foreign policy issue today? it will be a hot topic tomorrow night in milwaukee. accused crypto brook sam bankman freed facing a modified indictment. we're

just the 2nd minute of the match for the friendship back, caught edi i through the on the scoring i have drake, which included 2 penalties. i think of the goals came in at a time from vicki shows to wrap up a 63 victory for phones. the spirits of the state from panama. let's say i'm coming home so that when for problems consumed, they place at the top of group if to make a squeeze through in 2nd place at the expense of brazil and panama spare, thoughtful no way as they play is recording the hail storm. busy training in oakland, the former will champions had a pretty bumpy start to the tournament. for the shock defeats and easy, and then the drew against switzerland. but a 6 little thrashing of the philippines put them through to the last 16 where they will tell you, depend on saturday, the local community referees in australia and using the benefit of things from the work of being in town fee for it has given some of them a chance to learn from the 2 of them, its top officials. they've been stakes reports. this might look like a regular world cup training session, but these are not play

in coutts of course famously had its its its racial equality task force which using edi related investigationsged the de—banking process that that bank has. they also reward and give many points for diversity improvement goals. they give you points for having equity analysis on pay by demographic factors, identity, identity , factors, identity, identity, identity. but here's the most shocking bit you get just 0.09 points for managing the privacy and security of a client and their customer data. well now let's have a think about this, shall we? >> because. because coutts breach my privacy so can they remain a member of bethel or should we report them to b corp? >> i think i think there is clearly questions for coutts and b corp to answer here in how they assess how companies become certified because clearly there is such a focus on this esg related assessment scandal assessment criteria and they're clearly very focussed on the diversity and the identity of workers and indeed leadership. as we know that coutts was. but when it comes to some of the stuff that really matters to customers and busin

in coutts of course famously had its its its racial equality task force which using edi related investigationsged the de—banking process that that bank has. they also reward and give many points for diversity improvement goals. they give you points for having equity analysis on pay by demographic factors, identity, identity , factors, identity, identity, identity. but here's the most shocking bit you get just 0.09 points for managing the privacy and security of a client and their customer data. well now let's have a think about this, shall we? >> because. because coutts breach my privacy so can they remain a member of bethel or should we report them to b corp? >> i think i think there is clearly questions for coutts and b corp to answer here in how they assess how companies become certified because clearly there is such a focus on this esg related assessment scandal assessment criteria and they're clearly very focussed on the diversity and the identity of workers and indeed leadership. as we know that coutts was. but when it comes to some of the stuff that really matters to customers and busin

let start by thanking edie for that lovely introduction and then i'll pat myself on the back. i was on the board of jurors that selected her to be a coolidge scholar, so probably, probably the smartest decision of my coolidge career. anyway, we're going to be talking about the roaring 20 something. but before we do, i would like to call for a roaring round of applause for amity, matt and paul lane and the rest of the staff who've done such a superb job in putting on this centennial celebration. all very good. okay. you know, there's been a lot of talk by previous panelists about the importance of history and i pretty much agree with them. but one has to be careful about which history. one is talking about and i'm reminded of sort of a russian don't know whether you'd call it an aphorism or witticism or what, but one russian talking to another saying, we know what our future. our questions are all about what our past was. so if you were going learn from history, you need to understand what the past is. and i would say when it comes to the roaring twenties, there awful lot of my

b—corp and esg , and they said b—corp and esg, and they said that 1 in 20 of their cases relates to edipolicies, how much of a threat does this actually pose to freedom of speech and particularly for those who might be innocent be making, say, innocent religious comments or because of their religion , they take a their religion, they take a particular position on on the gender debate . how much of a gender debate. how much of a threat is that to going pose to people's individual rights? how concerned should people be about this? >> they should be they should be very concerned . i've done a very concerned. i've done a number studies , large scale number of studies, large scale surveys, in britain, one in surveys, one in britain, one in the us. found that the us. we found that particularly who are particularly people who are politically conservative, who go through diversity training are significantly more afraid of losing their job, losing out at work , and they are reticent work, and they are reticent about criticising a black co—worker, for example. so what this does is it actually mak

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i'll show it to you a little coastal edie has developed just off the coast and you see a little circulation right there. bigger push to the north, although there's more. we did not have any fog here at the mothership on the oakland alameda estuary yesterday. we do today. so that along with maybe an increase in some tropical moisture, a lot going on. yes, there is. but for today, it's kind of quiet and it'll be in the 60s, 70s and also 80s. and i don't think we changed much through friday. all right. silence here now, he is going to tell us about what the bridges. steve, we do have a typical delay. if you're trying to get to san francisco today, it's a little better than yesterday. a lot of people yesterday came to the bay bridge because of troubles on the san mateo bridge today. it seems a lot more normal on both bridges. it looks pretty good on that san mateo bridge. you can see highway four is very slow, but that's looking more normal after some earlier incidents. 680 is slow, 580 over the altamont pass has a big crowd. so these commutes are beginning to look a lot more normal, which is t