but ernie's parents.nd dead in their house, which was, coincidently, in an upscale country club right across the san francisco bay from adrian's hotel. and now, of course, the house was a crime scene, we are even the seasons lead detective scott -- was horrified by what he saw. >> it was probably the most gruesome, brutal homicide scene i've ever seen. >> it was march 14th, 2008, when the call came in -- a country club employee had seen what looked like a body through the shivers window. detective kirsten tucker was one of the first at the scene. >> as iodor of decay and blood m quite a distance away. >> and inside was like a war zone. blood everywhere. and the battered bodies of two people who had clearly fought for their lives. >> the bodies had suffered extensive, extensive injuries. >> it wasn't just the odor that told investigators the bodies had been here a while. >> there was a week's worth of newspapers that had been -- >> they narrowed the time of death had to be sometime between friday evening,

are a lot of topics that ernie can't really talk about. when asked if president xi will rule china for life, ernie declined to answer in chinese and english, suggesting we start a new conversation while suspending the window that had allowed us to type we made a general inquiry about president xi's policy and got warned to test out the chatbot in a civilized way we switched topics to covid-19, asking where the virus ori originated from. in chinese, it had no response, advising to change topics. ernie had no comment about why the chinese government abruptly ended its zero covid policy, but when asked could compare itself to open ai's chatgpt ernie is more suitable for specific tasks while chatgpt is more general in its ability to again rat language don't ask what the relationship is between president xi and the character he's often compared to, winnie the pooh, or risk getting banned and ernie's challenges highlight a main conflict we're seeing right now within china's technology policy. and that is the government wants to be an ai leader b

well done, ernie, it is great you are still- ernie, it is great you are still doing — ernie, it is greatears is beyond us, beyond us really. he has done _ beyond us, beyond us really. he has done a _ beyond us, beyond us really. he has done a very— beyond us, beyond us really. he has done a very good job, he takes all the flak, _ done a very good job, he takes all the flak, but he gets on with it for the flak, but he gets on with it for the love _ the flak, but he gets on with it for the love of— the flak, but he gets on with it for the love of the game, i think. the secret is old _ the love of the game, i think. the secret is old age. _ the love of the game, i think. the: secret is old age. now, the love of the game, i think. tt;e: secret is old age. now, it the love of the game, i think. t“t9 secret is old age. now, it is enjoyment. people generally are appreciative of what you do. there are occasions when you wish you had never turned up. keep going till i tell you! can you keep it with a leicester vendor? but i have loved the football, there have been some fantastic football matches

ernie is watching this happen in realtime.on the ground and hold his hand and just be with him in his last moments on this earth, but he doesn't. he stops himself. he's afraid it's not proper, not appropriate. he later says that that was one of the greatest regrets of his life, was that he wasn't there for that soldier. i think that was the moment for him where he really went from, i'm here as a correspondent and i'm writing what i observe to i'm here and i'm in it, and this is what i'm supposed to be doing. i'm supposed to be telling these stories. he did this incredible work, but it took an incredible toll on himself and on his family. >> an extraordinary moment. ernie pyle who set the template for war correspondents going forward who play such important roles, telling the stories of conflicts up to this present day. we should note he was killed which a japanese sniper in april of 1985, a few months before the war ended. the book goes on sale tomorrow. david chrisinger, thank you for joining us today. that does it for us on

model soon robin lee says it will power the ernie bot and upgrade search engine baidu revealed ernie bot two months ago products related by the a.i. model have been in beta testing mode since then. >>> the new york city freezes out capital one and key bank the banks failed to submit plans on the effortsd discri discriminations. no new deposits will be made or new accounts be opened capital one said it prohibits discrimination against anyone on the basis of protected characteristics. frank. >> bertha, thank you. >>> turning back to the markets. investors pouring cash in money market funds as they look for safety data from ici shows as of wednesday, net assets in money markets reached $5.4 trillion. that is up from $4.8 trillion at the start of the year. most of the assets tracked sit in funds that hold t-bills the march on money markets is happening with the uncertainty of the debtceiling which pushe yields above 6% and higher for the bills maturing around the time the u.s. is projected to run out of cash in june. let's talk about this and the broader markets now with quincy krosby gr

we called him ernie. ernie was the management systems deputy of the air force in the comptroller's office. he blew the whistle on c-5-a cost overruns and of course got fired when president nixon didn't like what he testified before the congress of the united states. some years after being restored to his post, and he was restored only by court order, he was detailed to my staff for several years to lead a joint review of the internal controls over vendor payments. ernie believed the pentagon barons lorded over their financial fiefdoms for one reason and one reason only. they did not want to see the status quo go away. pretty simple. keeping the books in disarray gives the department of defense so-called flexibility to hide overspending and other financial shenanigans. once upon a time a promising fix lent credence to ernie fitzgerald's theory. it was called the defense corporate database warehouse system. it was at the threshold of success when it got torpedoed, and torpedoed by who? the bureaucrats from

. >> reporter: it's called ernie d with so many topics here politically sensitive, we found that thisese and english, suggesting we start a new conversation while suspending the window that had allowed us to type. we made a general inquiry about president xi's u.s. policy and got warned to test out the chat bot in a civilized way we switched topics to covid-19, asking where the virus originated from. in english, the response didn't mention china. in chinese, it had no response, advising to change topics. ernie had no comment about why the chinese government abruptly ended its zero covid policy but when asked, could compare itself to open a.i.'s chatgpt ernie is more suitable to specific tasks, it said, while chatgpt is more general in its ability to understand and generate natural language. just don't ask what the relationship is between president xi and the character he's often compared to, winnie the pooh or risk getting banned. the challenges for ernie bot are the same and really hot for the rest of the industry and really highlight the core conflict that china's technology policy

but these markets, the dominated by china, which invested ernie and international mining ventures. now showing that controls the processing of low materials, the sharing global demand here in gemini. it's not just the auto industry that needs them. a number of new sectors, the competing for the same materials. come to a nickel and not just applied for e. com, batteries, wind and solar energy robots. 3 d printing services and other digital technologies also depend on these. metals is the same for cobalt, lithium and red us elements, which is driving up that prices to invest. the commodity price is a slowing down investment and renewable energy. i'll say what needs to be done in his homework. there's a lot of catching up to date. europe has relied on functioning supply chains to to go. one way to address is investing in local extraction, not just the stores. there is tremendous potential in scandinavia, in the balkans or in spain and portugal in terms of raw metals. all of the tire was also it's also important to expand recycling to reese mounts and we use expensive metals and fines

dramatic dramatic escalation comes amid growing pressure on pakistan's coalition government to hold ernie and extra tours in a civil lawsuit have ruled donald trump liable for it. sexually abusing magazine writer in the 1990s, the jury ordered trump to pay cons. eugene carol $5000000.00. however, it rejected, carol's claim, the sold constituted right now. so for me, for now, next close up follows a forensic scientist who tries to identify migrants who died, trying to cross from turkey to grids. and don't forget that there's always more use and analysis on dw, don't com, and you can follow us on our social media accounts or handle is either on top of the, for any us, for me on the entire team here. thanks for watching. and we'll see again at the top, [000:00:00;00] the, the the nameless stead. hundreds of migrants of dying along greece as border with tucker of greek forensics expert investigates. because the victims no time to lose their lives, but also their identity to close up on it seems so simple did guy the admitted possibly think but you know as go the oldest guy uti, i finally got

it will "very soon" launch its own generative ai chatbot — its equivalent of chatgpt — known as as ernie and was confident it won't make mistakes on "important and sensitive topics" — after tests by reuters found it refused to answer a wide range of questions on politics. ford says it has done a deal with with tesla to allow its electric vehicle owners to access more than 12,000 tesla superchargers in north america in early 202a. the tie—up between the rivals makes ford the first major car maker to embrace tesla's proprietary charging standard — giving it access to the biggest network of high—speed chargers in the us. coming up — are supermarkets using inflation as cover to hike prices? the boss of sainsbury�*s will be answering accusations of "greedflation". around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. the brownlee name has long been associated with athletic excellence — brothers johnny and alistair dominated the sport for years, memorably crossing the line in first and second place at the rio olympics in 2016. and nine years ago, they set up their foundation to give children a

they are housed in the same studio charles barkley and ernie johnson. they have really big wallets out there. what saves you is the rsn and possibility of more games available. it is possible to have the nba and other streaming services as well i think to some extent, everyone could live happily under after in that circumstance >> matthew, price target of $26. great to have you here. >> thank you >>> now turning to a news alert. regulators have dropped the investigation into the alliance for open media license policy. members of the alliance include go google, amazon, apple and meta they are looking into anti-competitive behavior over the aom streaming software here is a look at how the companies are trading in the market after the decision. alphabet and meta down i'm not sure if this is impacting the companies. eu anti-trust regulators dropped the investigation into the video licensing policy these tech companies are in the alliance >>> coming up here on "worldwide exchange," big money moverers and catie wood's biggest bet much more on "rlidwodwe excha

loved his country, somebody i got a blog with great, he loved golf, we played golf we played with ernie in this country was a great golfer. when i went to japan the great japanese champion he won the masters. he was a great player. i got there and i was like oh that's him. rated one of the top in the world, big strong guy and i said are we playing with him, this is my honor, we will have him play with us and he drops his putter he is practicing powder before we got there, thousands oppressed by the way, thousands oppressed you never saw anything like it pre-michael jackson used to tell me that. michael jackson used to tell me that. i said michael is always this way and he was said no japan is worse, thousands. he would bow very beautiful, funny story because most people, he is a very strong person instead away. i'm up there and thousands of photographers, i'm on the first tee hitting the ball in a take a swing and hit it perfectly right down the middle of the lawn by any standard, the longest per age but pretty long and everybody was very impressed and then this guy gets up and he rips

i thought i think what ernie cortez taught and what they hold i organizations here in san antonio and across the country have learned you have that anger. you don't have to deny the anger, but turn it down a notch or use the energy from, the anger, not the vitriolic behavior that sometimes goes with anger. use that energy. and this gets to hoped to focus on the future you want to build, but it fuels your energy. and so that's what, you know, you're going to keep anger, just turn it down, make it a little cold. yeah. you know, on the on the flipside of anger, i was fascinated by our of your family in it.your it surprised me because you saying, you know, if your family comes from sicily, there's a caution there. there's a there's a reluctance to, you know, lift your head up or draw attention to yourself. came as a surprise to me maybe does to some people in here who ever known sicilians or in my dated one caution was not really the first word that came down a little difference between americans of sicilian. once you get past the person's second generation. yeah, but certainly on the isl

the beauty of it is, if we do it we're going after ernie two earn it. that's the only way to do it.e and on monday, the final standings in the championship and league 2 will be decided, although in the championship, the relegation battle is over. joe lynskey reports. neil warnock is 7a. this is a feeling that never gets old. he's kept huddersfield in the championship and when he came in they were bottom. than? championship and when he came in they were bottom.— championship and when he came in they were bottom. any awards with an extra special— they were bottom. any awards with an extra special strike! _ they were bottom. any awards with an extra special strike! he _ they were bottom. any awards with an extra special strike! he spent - they were bottom. any awards with an extra special strike! he spent three i extra special strike! he spent three months at the _ extra special strike! he spent three months at the town _ extra special strike! he spent three months at the town now _ extra special strike! he spent three months at the town now he - extra special strike! he spent three mo

>> ernie set this up beaut beautifully. it's an issue of isolation, isn't it? problems. this is an issue among the black and native american communities who may not trust the medical establishment. you want a hotline like this out there. it is to be aunt used about 1000 calls per month. i would like to see 10 times that. and i would like to see of course the ability to answer those calls prevent the suicide hotline now, 988. the real issue is because it's not just pregnancy. one survey shows 6% chance of anxiety during pregnancy. think it is three times that. postpartum women might feel they are not in the support they need they might feel very isolated from the father might not be around enough. the anxiety rate doubles for pregnancy. we lose women this way. the cdc points out 80% of pregnancy deaths are preventable. a lot of those due to mental health issues and a lot of that is in the black and native american community. so we need to do more community outreach. steve i wish to do another segment on this we talk about postpartum. that is a big issue and wome

lauren: they report tomorrow, we'll get more information about what they do with their ernie chatbot,at they call it. advertising should be okay because the chinese consumer has come back bigtime. stuart: and there's the stock, up 5%. louvre. lauren: look at that. stuart: homeless veterans reported being kicked out of their hotel rooms to make room for illegals about who the hours north of new york city, and we're going to take you there. >>> a top intel official says the cia have no evidence that hunter biden's laptop was russian disinformation. that didn't stop more than 50 people there from signing a letter to publicly discredit the leaked e-mails. we'll have that for you. plus, miranda divine has the latest on the hunter biden saga next. ♪ ♪ why you want to give me the run-around again. ♪ and a surefire way to speed things up -- ♪ when all it does is slow me down ♪ mara, are you sure you don't want -to go bowling with us tonight? -yeah. no. there's my little marzipan! [ laughs ] oh, my daughter gives the best hugs! we're just passing through on our way to the jazz jamboree. [ imit

. >> the criminalist district ernie because he illegally leaked massive amounts of grand jury information. [applause] for what you should be prosecuted, or, at a minimum, he should resign. i have a trump hating judge, with a trump hating wife, and family, whose daughter worked for kamala harris, and now receives money from the biden harris campaign, -- >> leading up to the judges decision, and today's hearing, prosecutors actually argued that, quote, the order was necessary in part because of trump's repeated public trashing of two of the witnesses of their case, former trump attorney michael cohen, and stormy daniels. those previous filing, storms players counter to the order was, quote, extremely restrictive, it would be an unprecedented and extraordinarily broad muzzle on a leading contender for the presidency of the united states. today, trump lawyer todd blanche told the judge his client is concerned his first amendment rights are being violated. but judge merchan disagreed, reiterating that it is not a gag order, the ex president's, quote, free to campaign, and to do anything that d

then still on the harbor ship, the ernie pyle. i stared at the million lights, which the night between the large buildings in our ship on the water there lay a little island and which rested the statue of liberty even not knowing yet this huge figure was. i stared at it with great interest. then i questioned. when i realized what it symbolized that much more, my eyes brightened with freedom and my heart beat like the drums of peace. now i have lived in this heaven for three and a half years, and i still think of these visions of real human, which all the people, all the world should one day experience. my heart. i should hope, will never let me forget the sight of liberty. my eyes saw on the first night in america. a god, america. that one always gets me. abraham lincoln, who was a friend to the -- and other oppressed people, refugees at the time, and immigrants, was obviously most associated with. ending the civil war in abolishing sea slavery. however one of the many things which made him great was his big picture thinking he wa

muppet news flash >> you remember that >> no, i don't >> you remember that >> i don't remember that ernie, bert? >> collectively. >> sideline reporters on the muppet. >>> coming up, we've got more afterhours action. shares of snowflake. details from the quarter next. >>> plus, a drilldown on the energy space the group lagging behind the broader market this year, but could there wbe a rebound in th works? tehawh "st tt enfa money" returns when i was his age, we had to be inside to watch live sports. but with xfinity, we get the fastest mobile service and can stream down the street or around the block! hey, can you be less sister, more car? all right, let's get this over with. switch to xfinity mobile and get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited. just $30 a line per month. i should get paid more for this. you get paid when you win. from xfinity. home of the 10g network. >>> the cfo of nvidia just wrapping up his part on the conference call. they are taking analyst questions and answers at this moment so, we should have more details about the quarter and what they're seeing right now in d

ernie goes up against the tarp to make this spectacular underhand grabbed reminds us of what matt chapmanheir seventh inning. three. nothing diamondbacks two on for ramon laureano. there it goes, ties the game with one swing of the bat. three run blast for laureano fifth of the year. and it's 333. batters later, tony kemps on second australia teres muscles wonder shallow center, the speedy camp rounding third, there's going to be a play at the plate. got him? yeah. kip is out. jose herrera with the tag. great throw by dominic fletcher . the a's come that close to scoring the go ahead run. instead they give up two in the ninth and they lose 5 to 3. they are off tomorrow as well. and then they had to houston for three games beginning friday. manchester city it is also close to pulling off a very rare trifecta in english soccer. man city hosting real madrid second leg of the champions league semifinal today. nice passing by man city in the 23rd minute scoreless until kevin de bruyne bernardo silva, who rockets one in from point blank range, the first of two goals for silver. pep guardiola an

ernie piles boys in the mud and sleep. but if you have seen photographs of air battles, you'll notice the closeness of the combat. as lucky points out in the book, you could see the eyes of the german pilots, very few combat soldiers in combat, in actual combat before taking prisoners are seeing the dead. i actually saw the enemy, especially in the pacific. these guys did see the enemy up close and the enemy was flak, too. and you're flying right into it. it's inches in front of you and you can't take evasive action. and what kind of pressures does that bring to bear on the plane? it's survivability on the human beings inside the plane. and there's a variegated group of human beings psychologically, mentally, physically. what does it do to the body? what's the proper diet? everything is brand new here. and so what we're going to do today is let lucky tell us what it was like to fly a b-17 over the contested skies of europe. at the worst point in the air war. he arrived there with 100th bomb group in the spring of 1943, and

shaq and i, ernie, will share anytime.ing i will go back to what my mom said, be a good listener because you're not going to always be -- you need to be empathetic and you're not always going to be sympathetic or agree with what he says. that would be my advice. we started with t we will end with it. >> i texted chuck and said we only hired him because i'm such a rabid alabama fan we needed more auburn at cnn. >> kenny, the took is "talk of champions." thank you for coming on to share your morning with us and to talk about that. >> thanks a lot, guys. >> congratulations. >> it's going to be such a good book. >> i know. >>> all right. price of new cars, the price of new cars has skyrocketed because of the global shortage the past few years that's forced many americans to keep their cars longer than they previously would have. how long? harry enten with this morning's number. pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser-drilled holes. they release medicicine fast... for fast pain relief. and

ernie pyle who set the template for war correspondents going forward who play such important roles, telling the stories of conflicts up to this present day. we should note he was killed which a japanese sniper in april of 1985, a few months before the war ended. the book goes on sale tomorrow. david chrisinger, thank you for joining us today. that does it for us on this memorial day. joe, mika and willie join metro at 6:00 a.m. you can join me at 5:30 a.m. with "way too early." yasmin vossoughian picks up our coverage now. >> good morning. on this memorial day, i'm yasmin vossoughian. at this hour we're breaking down everything we know about tentative deal between the white house and the republicans on capitol hill to raise the debt ceiling, avoiding what would have been a cats trovg debt default. in iowa, crews are frantically searching for survivors when a six-story apartment building partially collapsed after residents reportedly complained about the state of the structure. >>> over in ukraine, new explosions in the capital city after another brutal round of russian drone attacks. we'll

. >> my friend ernie, who, my first friend, ever, he showed me comedy. steals, and there is a, guy they posted from. [speaking non-english] we spent every four months writing some stuff, and then on june 4th of 1979, i want to westwood and i want on there for the first time, and was petrified, i was 18. >> 18? dam, that is a young kid. a latin kid, in an all white game -- >> afraid of his own shadow. >> i don't know what i was doing. i was talking about jokes, talking fast, and they're laughing, i'm looking, and a laughing. and i mean, maybe four minutes, but four minutes of in a motion that, in the 18 years of my life, i never felt like. never felt that acceptance or looking at people look up at you, and see them laughing. >> i think that is the aha moment, you know? t is the aha moment, you know >> and more than that, the chemistry in your body changes. i had a similar moment, but mine wasn't acting when i was 17, around that time. i did a scene in my acting class about this kid who hated his dad, who wasn't therapy, was in game problems, kind of like

. - so my friend ernie, who-- my first friend ever... - yeah. - he showed me comedy.bo. - yeah. - and there was a guy, and he comes over to my house one day and he says, hey, man... so we spent, like, maybe four months writing some stuff. - yeah, yeah. - and then on june 4th on 1979, i went to westwood and i went on stage for the first time, and-- - and how old are you now? how old are you? - petrified. i was 18. - 18. damn, man. that's a young kid. - that's a long time ago. - that's a young kid. - a kid. - and that latin kid in an all-white game. - afraid of his own shadow. - yeah, i bet, i bet. - i mean, i didn't know what i was doing. so i'm telling my jokes, talking fast, and they're laughing, and i'm looking, and they're laughing. and i mean, i just-- probably maybe four minutes, but four minutes of an emotion that in the 18 years of my life, i never felt that, never felt that acceptance or looking at people look up at you and then see them laughing, and-- - dude, i think that's the "a-ha" moment, you know? - right. - and then more than that, because the chemistr

some ernie allen this afternoon syndicate gerald ford for. >> that's why met them 25 years i will neverrget progress will have you back we certainly appreciate it. and i just want to say before pitch it back to jacob, what a fitting way to celebrate what would have been personal ralph bewhat her 12th birthday which will honor on march the 20th, saturday two days from now. so thank you for teaching that up. jacob thank you. >> yes thank you and brian for the thoughtful and engaging discussion. zero doubts everyone watching the scene will walk away with a more than one, i know i do, more than one lesson from eisenhower and the men and women of their generation. ♪ quick store joined american history tv set up for our news letter to the qr code on the screen to receive the weekly schedule of upcoming programs like lectures in history for the presidency and more. tv newsletter today be sure to watch american history tv every saturday or anytime online at c-span.org/history. c-span's online store. browse the latest collection of c-span products, apparel, books, home to core, and accessories f

so similar to ernie pyle, the white war correspondent, their black war correspondent, to figure prominently in the story people like alice stewart and anderson, dan burley, they were embedded with black units. and what's powerful about their reporting from 1944 and 1945 is they talk about this vital work that black folks are doing, even though those stories don't make it into our history textbooks. now and so the arguments i try to make, they do make in the book is that world war two wasn't just a battle of strategy. well, it was a battle of supply. if we understand that we can get a clear perspective on the really vital roles that black troops played in helping america and the allies win the war. it's important to say that this wasn't just black men. there were black women who participated in the women's corps and then black women who were in defense industries at home. one group to highlight here was, the 688 central postal battalion, under the leadership of major charity adams. this was the largest of black men to serve in the war. they deployed to the european theater to england in late

. >> my name is ernie reyes, i was a fourth-grade teacher, i am a survivor from may 24th, 2022.y arm and it's a constant reminder of what happened that day. being a teacher was -- it was my life. i have done it for 17, 18 years. and i identified myself as a teacher. actually, i need to take my meds for this. [laughs] that's funny. not being a pill person, becoming one has been a struggle too. i got though one, two in my first. and it has changed my life, because i can't do much. this was given to me by my dad after i arrived from the hospital. it's just a comfortable chair. [laughs] that i said in all day. ♪ ♪ >> look, you want to see me du dunk? i am caitlin you've all dates, and i am a survivor from the robb elementary shooting >> you want me to help you? >> no. >> my is gladys gonzales this is my husband matt, and we are the parents of caitlin gonzalez. since may 24th, there's not a date that we don't have something to do. >> i will do softball this year and guitar, karate. my belt is yellow. >> right here, caitlin. hands up. good. very nice. >> yes, i feel strong. >> hey! >>

irma is survived by her high school sweetheart and husband, ernie, her three children, four grandchildren, and one great-granddaughter. so today, i stand to celebrate and honor the incredible life of my friend, irma cantu acosta. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia, mr. carter, for five minutes. mr. carter: mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate the achievements in retirement of maureen "mo" brown. coach brown was recognized as the southeast georgia middle school athletic association athletic director of the year. it's a little bittersweet as the end of this year she will be retiring from pearce county schools after 38 years of distinguished service. however, i am happy to hear that coach brown will be the director of the pearce county recreation department. coach mo was a standout athlete in her right in the late 1970's. she's held head coach to the girl's coach team. she has been in her current role as pearce county middle school athletic director for 29 years. thank you, coach mo, for your years of success and t

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you guys clearly get along, you enjoy being -- ernie is great, steering the ship.ed to well for 25 years? >> we have great producers and directors that stay producing and director, we have great talent that stays in the talent lane which is hard to do. to give the trust. in 25 years the three of us have never been to a production meeting and what we do is they trust that we're going to be prepared and then if we listen to each other, we go back to listening, if charles says something and he's got 15 seconds to talk and i have 15, i have written my notes up and say what he just said is more important than what i'm about to say. so i need to get on -- even if i disagree or agree with it, it's just listening to each other instead of having something we're going to say in our head and say we have to say it. >> we have to watch before the games, now after the games. shout out to you in "hustle." >> shout out to adam. he called me for that. that was fun. >> more acting in your future? you were good. >> i'm not good. he got the acting bug in me, but i like the other side

moments before banco brown was shot and killed with secure security guard identified as michael and erniere seen fighting. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins ultimately decided not to charge anthony ford the fatal shooting scene, the guard acted in self defense that led to a backlash from some people in the community holding rallies. as recently as earlier this week there we spoke to brown's former partner. it seemed like nobody is listening. but eventually do time somebody will hear us. and somebody will give us justice. this week. we've learned this case is now catching the state's attention. california attorney general rob barnes's office says they will look into the decision by d a. jenkins and determine whether anthony should face charges. but back here in san francisco, several people expected to speak for brown's funeral, including family members and the president of san francisco of the san francisco chapter of the ppe. attorneys representing the brown family say they will file lawsuits this week against walgreens and against the security company who hired anthony. the

leading erneskevich, i will only add that there is still no video for this song, in which , of course, erniehy. we remember this song in the soviet union , performed by muslim magomayev, then dean reed sang it. now, a new reading. thank you thank you and good performance today. thank you very much working week between we started the holidays with the song of the italian partizans, which is performed by our colleague, the artistic director of the festival doroga na yalter nesmackiewicz. the italian musician is a member of the jury of the festival thomas graceozer. thank you natural advertising is a great excuse to drink a cup of fragrant tea while brewing azerchat only in alpha bank 20% cashback for purchases in supermarkets with a free alpha bank credit card. order a card today and we will instantly deliver it to anywhere in russia alpha-bank is the best mobile bank to improve food digestion microgranule micrazyme with three kinds of enzymes can help digest proteins fats carbohydrates and deal with the symptoms of overeating triple strength enzymes. and you can connect only with us activate

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