ethan alter: they shot the pilot at abc.an stapleton as archie and edith bunker. actor 1: we just don't see any evidence, of god... alright? actress 1: that's right daddy. archie: i know we had a couple of pinkos in the house but i didn't know we had a pair of atheists. ethan alter: it was not well received by abc. they watched it and felt the chemistry wasn't there between the parents and the kids. norman lear: and then asked me to make it again with two different young people. actor 2: we just don't see any evidence, of god, that's all. actress 2: that's right daddy. archie: i know we had a couple of pinkos in this house but i didn't know we had a pair of atheists. emily vanderwerff: the network freaks out about whether people will be able to watch this show that has like real issues. norman lear: everybody is nervous and there are people saying they're gonna kill you. they're going to shoot you dead in the streets. ♪ herbie j pilato: in 1970, cbs is trying to change their landscape. they had all these rural family sitcoms

please welcome back to "the late show," ethan hawke. you, flannery o'connor. people are excited and you made a cameo in taylor swift's newest video, right there. that is you, josh charles, post them alone. how did that come about? >> i am very popular. people seek me out. it just happens. josh charles and i were in "dead poets society" together. there we are. unfortunately, we don't look like that anymore. we got a call, she was releasing an album, "the tortured poets department." i can't imagine what it is like to walk through an airport you have known for 35 years and watch all the young people with their era sweatshirts on and we got something on them. we are going to meet the queen ourselves. we laughed ourselves silly the whole day. we felt like the biggest rock stars in the world. we got to taylor's camp and were like, do you have sushi. i had the best sushi i have ever had in my life. >> stephen: you have two teenage daughters. did you tell them you are going to do this? >> no, i signed an nda. if i told my daughters, everybody a

so ethan wasin a court as well. he should have, but he was prosecuted in a and when it came and he was manslaughter, when it came time sentencing he had had a psychologistnd the psychologist testified that ethan was from a wealthy and his famil' ' mpage and did what he did. not know he did not understand rules. well, the judge evidently bought that argument because ethan sentenced and was sentenced to ten years probation on probation. he ultimately violated his probation anrv time. but at the end of the day, his was for ten years probation. and for him to get a rehab, that doesn't happen for a kids. the probationthat when i prosecuted and started pros honestly i was doing a good thing when i ofn versus offering them a jail sentence. day, way probation works. i wasn' anyone any favors and. the reason is because most black given, whether they're in court, they are given called supervised probation versus most white people are given unsupervised probation. and and the vast difference is probation that most white people

oh, let me just say about ethan, because i think when we look at the difference is so ethan couch is a case that was reported in the media. it occurred in 2013. so it's like more than a moment ago. but ethan couch was a white from texas and he went on a drinking spree. he and his buddies, they got in a car. his blood alcohol level was three times that of the legal limit. unfortunately, he got into an accident and he four people died. he killed four people. and there were nine other people who were injured as a result of that incident. one of those nine people were, he was left paralyzed. so ethan was prosecuted in a court as well. he should have, but he was prosecuted in a dark court and when it came and he was convicted for the for manslaughter, when it came time for sentencing he had had a psychologist testify and the psychologist testified that ethan was from a wealthy and his family really didn't teach him rules and and that's why he went on this rampage and did what he did. he did not know he did not understand rules. well, the judge evidently bought that argument because ethan

that's where we got to know ethan ethan. it's good to have you back on the program. talk to me if you would about the student protest situation in california where you are well, it is widespread. it's a u. c l, a u s. c. it's in san francisco at berkeley. it's out of campus called you see humboldt, they've been relatively intense. you see a lady has kind of breed breached into a minority of the prep. protesters there who have are not just protesting the war in his real and gods, but have gone after you were students as well, which is become problematic. and i, i will be very curious to see how the department of education approaches what the universities who receive federal funding will do in the future. i want to talk about that in just a moment. let me ask you, 1st of the, how do you explain the genesis of these student protests? i mean, it was only 2 weeks ago when the 1st protest began on the campus of columbia university in new york city. hasn't been that while or well, there's conflicting reports about the genesis whether or not at a very clearly for many decade

we probably were the last to do any pricing in the category. >>> ethan, it's kelly. was going to ask, the gross margin was disappointing, under 5%, it's raiser thin and the losses are disappointing to the investors. when will you start to consistently post the profitability where people might want to give your stock a second chance >> i think now is an important time to come into the company. we're crossing back into the positive margin, bringing operating expenses down. we continue to improve the overall efficiency of our operations, and we have a compelling promise for the investo ares we have the backing of these association and clean label projects, so to the extent you want to get back in, i think it's an excellent time to look at it. we're certainly on much better footing than 12 months ago. >> you have your grossly plan with this platform i'm wondering what the restaurant plan is that was a big part of the initial roll-out will we see the new burger there anytime soon >> yes, you will we'll have a new burger rolling out to health services we've had some great

and, so then reached out to ethan, and then ethan reached out to me.s this for real?" >> like, "dude, are you bull[ bleep ] me right now? 'cause if you're [ bleep ] me right now --" >> jimmy: yeah. >> oh, i can't say that on tv, can i? >> jimmy: no. [ laughter ] that's all right. don't worry about it. but he calls you? >> yeah, he call -- no, so yeah, he calls. and then i'm just like -- i was like, "you gotta be --" >> jimmy: but, he wouldn't punk you. >> he wouldn't. he's not a -- he's not that guy. >> jimmy: just not that guy. >> so immediately, i knew, he was like, "this is dead serious." i was like, "okay." and we talked about it, and then i talked to her people. and it just seemed like such a a fun idea. >> jimmy: how is she as a -- taylor swift as a director? >> i will tell you this. she's an incredible director. my favorite kind of director, because she knows what she wants. and when she's got it, you just -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: really? >> there you go. >> jimmy: really? >> "we got some good --" >> jimmy: she goes -- she goes, "we

ethan fine is a jewish senior at the university of minnesota.: when you seek to preserve the right to self-determination for everybody except for the jewish people, that is anti-semitic, that is anti-jewish rhetoric. and that is where anti-semitism and anti-zionism become very close. stephanie: at colleges across the country, one phrase in particular is a lightning rod, pro-palestinian protesters have been chanting this. >> from the river to the sea, from the river to the sea, palestine will be free. stephanie: the refrain reflects deeply-held beliefs over who should control the land between the jordan river and the mediterranean sea, where the nation of israel and the occupied-palestinian territories sit. selina: what we are calling for is a one-state solution where israelis and palestinians and jews and muslims can live in coexistence. stephanie: in 1977, israeli prime minister netanyahu's own party used the same phrase in its original platform. and today, he says israel should have security control over the entire area. selina: and it's ironi

the dates in the style that can only be described as trump the it's more of this i want to bringing ethan to bear in. he's an advocate law professor and political commentator based in los angeles, a familiar face to our viewers, ethan, good to see you. before we talked about this debate, the debates and the arguments for and against. what did you make of bivens of campaign style this time around? i mean, making fun of trumpet and trying to get under his skin. well, i think it's actually a smart move um president binds part because this ultimately is going to come down to president by needing to remind people of what he's actually accomplished, which is quite a watch over the last several years. and the key difference with donald trump being the personality style of each of them being so dramatically different. so i think this was a smart move on present biden's parts. and then we're going to see how well it plays out. well, let me ask, even does joe bind, does he even have to debate? donald trump, you say he needs to remind people of what he's done done. there are plenty of pundents in th

so ethan did this one thing. i was doing "no country." money. i look at the dead guy next to me. i don't say anything. i asked joel and ethan, "do you think i should say something? "like what?" i don't know, "huh," something like that. they go, "do you have anything else?" [ laughter ] and i go -- like -- hm. [ laughter ] and they go -- "anything else?" so i came up with four or five things. and they said, "go with the second one." and i don't trust them at all. but i did it. and then we saw the movie before it came out, we saw five different screen ises in different places, and every time we screened the movie and that moment came up, i knew where ethan was in the theater because he started cracking up. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's really -- that's very good advice. it's great to see you. >> thanks, man. >> jimmy: "outer range" season two premieres may 16th on prime video. josh brolin, everybody. [ em beihold's "good day" ] meet the new target circle, the easiest way to get more target. join target circle for free today and start gettin

now, former state judge ethan greenberg says that would be a gamble.only felonies and they find trump falsified records but lacked intent to cover up a crime, he would be acquitted. if they consider these misdemeanors and conclude the same thing, they could convict him on this lesser charge. ethan greenberg joins me now. thank you very much for being with us today. i was surprised to learn that they could consider these lesser charges because i thought the misdemeanor charges had outlasted the statute of limitations. but i guess if you look at them creatively, they can still be alive, right? >> that's right. thanks for having me. the law says any period of time where you're out of the state, it doesn't count. and mr. donald trump has been first in the white house for four years and largely in florida since then. so i don't think the time has run out. >> martha: obviously the bar for the prosecution is very high because they have to prove that the former president falsified these business records, these checks essentially, and that he did so with intent

we bring ethan news. you need to know what a ron is in mass, then what is the 2nd of a 5 day period of national mooning pay respects to the victims of sundays, helicopter crash, which included it's president abraham rise. see what we discussed his legacy with around the man who told us the statement. simmons passing leaves a significant void in his home country. that's, that is precision and consistency with neighboring countries and russia. philip was distinguish on having ties with russia, china neighboring countries with the countries of the resistance front, and as long as the states was his own breakable principle. in my opinion, this integration will be increased nevertheless, gets his absence is an absolute void for us. but the absence won't generate for jody badge. at some point, it will create more integration in any time at another level. well, massive crowds of gathering came for the arrival of the bodies of the president and the other crash victims. essentially rainy and city is a holy sewing

named in honor of ethan song, a teenager from connecticut, who was tragically killed in 2018 by an unsecured gun and a neighbor's home. the bill would create federal requirements for safe storage guns and established strong penalties for any violations, but it would also require safe storage to protect children and others from unsecured firearms and police can search your house not like the way you store your legal firearms and then take them before that that would have been considered illegal search and seizure. now it's fair game. so definitely a 4th amendment rights violation. can you explain the concept of goes guides and their implications for fire and regulation and public safety and how common are these today? yeah, so they, those are also known as privately manufactured firearms, basically guns without serial numbers. it has exploded in recent years, claiming from about 1600 from crime scenes in 2017, to nearly 200-2021. and that's a 1083 percent increase prompting the atf to significantly tough and his regulations on homemade weapons at the atf national integrated ballistic informat

i know you and ethan -- >> ethan and i, as we've said, we've known each other for a a long time and we'veith friends, who you really love and trust, it's just a great, great thing. so i just said, "absolutely." you know. "i'm in." "i'm in." and i got to play six different southern women. because it's about flannery o'connor, who is a a great southern writer. and you go in -- we go in and out of the stories. the short stories that she wrote. so maya plays flannery. i'm her mother and then in and out of the short stories, she's different variations of flannery and i'm different variations of mother figures, and so it goes in and out. >> jimmy: how fun. >> it's quite, quite creative and quite wonderful. >> jimmy: i want to show a a clip. here's laura linney and maya hawke in "wildcat." take a look. >> well? >> well. i -- i don't understand, why you don't want to write something that people would like to read. i mean, it's not exactly, "harper's bazaar" now, is it. >> jimmy: no, no, no. [ cheers and applause ] laura linney everybody. "wildcat" is in theaters now. hannah waddingham joins us af

to vote on said mazda of a man, hydrogen ethan takes time out to coach the kids on the weekend accompanying them to competitions like the medium youth championships in the small city of vanesso. but the future has medicaid for these aspiring updates since 2020, an armed conflict with neighboring country as of, as john has flared up again, the smaller armenian nation struggles defend off its logic counterparts. the country feels like the international community is not surprising enough of feelings familiar to a meaningful centuries. now the, the competition goes well. what, how do you choose pupils? one wins goals. the advocates of drugs see them. i mean school thought to the i loved my thoughts on on them. i hope that one day i can mental another. all the 2 months is cheapest. yes and well, that would be a massive dream come true for me. but the last time that i was on campus me, but not the dream to finally live in a free and safe country is not something he wants to talk about. what is left is to do what he's always done. gymnastics is all the he still feels good and not simply economists

ethane ch4, ethane, c2h6. a comprehensive answer, the correct answer to our question is option b.ave no idea, i remember that the ganges always remained with the indus, it is definitely not there. well, where does the ganga flow? in india you are doing great, very good, how did you respond? and option b, option b, kaveri, andrey, how did you answer? i discarded ganga because it is in india, and i discarded kairi because it looks more like some kind of american name than natal, for example, that's why mikong answered. mikong, the correct answer to our question, option c: mikong. the ganges flows through india and bangladesh. kaveri is one of the largest rivers in india, just like the ganges is considered sacred. tenth final question: what type of software do file managers belong to: a - system, b - applied, c - instrumental time. egor, was guided by the following: file managers, we do something through them. we do it, it acts for us as a tool, therefore instrumental. interesting logic, artyom, what guided you, well, i proceeded more from the concept of managers, like, again, manage

understanding that, so to speak, whether a politician is wearing a frock coat or whether he studied in ethan and articles, well, in general, you really can say stupid things in english and even quite a lot, but in general the main one the message is tough, and yes, too , an attempt was made to put forward a theory of victory and a strategy for victory, but here let me not analyze, except that the main conclusion is that the curation will last a year, it was said so, here’s a year you will hold out for... now on average a thousand ukrainians are dying a day, yes, yes, hold out for a year, that’s another minus 360,000 dead, which means that’s a million more wounded, yes, yes, that is, he suggests returning to the conversation with them through one and a half million ukrainians, that’s exactly how everything is in fact, but that is, in a year it won’t matter who to talk to, judging by everything, that is , hold on, so that later there will be someone, well... american companies, so the candidate for the sale of ukraine is new, but it is clear that it is not, not for the americans to decide, wha

so this is ethan ross on as you said, that whole set of aggression orders for people again in northern java in bid last year, which is in the northern part of the gospel city. and, and the town of fade to noon, which is in the north east, the potentially indicating that it's regrouping there. although it's other side it is, they're mostly under control. now, what does it mean for the people on the ground, they have to leave in the southern parts now to an area either going for the up north to con eunice, whether it's nice the proper and ruins. but also they were asked to go to on my was c, which is on there shortly on the coast line of gossip and agencies have said, you know, the area there is hardly an adequate of course. so many people. it is without electricity. uh without uh, you know, running water sewage system and people have been displaced now many times over and over again. all this is of course happening why the compartment is going on and also in this integration receiving the since tuesday is the a mass of crossing which has been closed. as soon as an agent is agencies of w

let's start with ethan in connecticut. ethan. >> thank you, jim.you've done . >> you are very kind. it's been a tough couple of days so i needed to hear that. what's going on? >> you're doing great. >> you've got to bring your wrench in there. winner winner chicken dinner. let's go to gregory in california. gregory. >> he didn't pull any punches. >> i bought a small position in the company. i'm down by 20%. so i don't know if i should buy some more or hold over the next few weeks. what will happen for the sun to shine on the next track? >> this is coming down. i wouldn't mess around. i need to go to greg in new jersey. greg. >> what's going on? >> they are reporting at the end of this month in the 16 times forward earning, is this a good entry point? >> it's terrific. at one point it was down big today that's a good stock. let's go to dave in illinois. dave. >> you were bullish last week. is it still bullish now? >> am i ever. i think it's terrific. he learned from it and he will buy it and he's the man to see. let's go to alan in florida. >> hey j

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for the first time on camera since kaylee gonsalves , madison mogen, xana kernodle and her boyfriend ethan chapin were murdered in november of 2022. ashland initially signed the lease to live in the popular off campus home, telling our station kxly that she moved out in may of 2022 after graduating the semester before. but she stayed close with the girls, especially maddy, sharing the last message she sent to her after getting an alert from the university of idaho that there had been a suspected homicide. >> i texted, like our group of friends and i just had said, has anyone heard from maddie? and i remember, like my last text message to her was like, are you okay? and i feel like right then and there, i kind of just knew that something was wrong. >> the man charged with the murders, brian coburger, a judge entering a not guilty plea on his behalf as his defense team says he was out driving that cold november night, as he often did to hike or stargaze. but prosecutors allegedly linking coburger to the heinous crimes through dna left on the button strap of a knife sheath found underneath ma

i think this where you, these basically updated state dining ethan, you brought us together and i'll see what the way and, and about 4 to stability the how do i send you a spot for unless somebody wants to know those rewards from video, appreciate the something and look up a little bit here. one the 4 channels for sure. so a little bit unusual. disney junior, when i grab recorded, so go ahead. it's the same as the one with us. mean you thought this where you were there is danielle. stay with laurie. pretty much if there's any other woman this is the point. oh so you're sort of at the bottom of the most go through all some listings. the go on, you know, the him put all those to ensure. and if i'm going to use a house and you know the customer service system, when your mind is, this is the part you have us going to go out in that garage just to us experience or, and she, because a lot of the guys stuff with your 1st, and you go to will for the reason they put your 50 expediency for solving us there . fits north by guys. uh so it makes me, you'd say no more about us. so somebody like to

i think this where you mentioned is taking advantage of a dining ethan. you brought us together and see what the way and at about which to february the how do i send you fluffy unless somebody wanna know those rewards from video. appreciate the thing and look up a little bit here. one the 4 channels for sure. so a little bit unusual, disney junior, when i grew up record it said go ahead. it's the same as the one with us. mean you're going to, so are you there? is danielle, stay with laurie. pretty much if there's any other woman. this is the what's the name of school. so somebody says it'll go on and you know how that happened. all those to ensure and if i'm going anyway, i'll send you another customer service system. when you might issue a support, you have us going to go out in that garage just to us experience or, and see cuz a lot of that good stuff with your fists and you go to it before the meeting. they put your 1st, the expediency that's plus solving us there, fits north by guys. uh so it makes me, you'd say, no more about you. it's so somebody li

ethan's lawyers say it would strengthen his case by shedding light on his up bringing.d the judge to deny the motion. >>> the hunt for the gunman in the deadliest shooting in maine's history was quote utter chaos. a report describes scores of officers arriveding at the search scene without orders dressed similar to the gunman create ago situation officers could have started shooting at each other. at one point a group of drunk deputies nearly crashed their armored vehicle into other police who were responding to the incident but the sheriff said an internal investigation cleared the officers of those accusations, no one was determined to be intoxicated at the scene. >>> this breaking news moments ago. families of uvalde, texas victims announcing a new lawsuit against state police and school district officers and a $2 million settlement with the city. this week marks two years since a gunman killed 19 elementary school students and two teachers. >> we're receiving the details of the lawsuit announced a minute ago, in fact, there was a press conference in which attorneys

a - methane, b- propane, c - ethane. time. sasha, what do you think? a comprehensive answer, the correct answer to our question, option b. propane. ninth question: which river runs along part of the border between laos and thailand? a- ganges, b. kaveri, ts-mikong. sofia, i have no idea, i remember that the ganges always remained along with the indus, it’s definitely not there, but where does the ganges flow in india, you everything is super, very good, how did you answer, option b, option b, in the cover, how did you answer? i discarded ganga because it is in india, and i discarded kaveri because it looks more like some kind of american name than a thai one, for example, that’s why mikong answered. mikong, the correct answer to our question, option c. mikong. the ganges flows through india and bangladesh. the kaveri is one of the largest rivers in india, just like the ganges is considered sacred by the hindus. tenth final question. what type of software are file-based? system managers, b - applied, ts - instrumental time. egor was guided by the follow

ilam province were estimated and identified a little further than these sources in 2013. 400 tons of ethane, 670 tons of lpg and 4,000 barrels of gas intermediates are injected into the network, and 205 are being implemented in the form of the second stage. the physical progress of this project is now 82, about 70 to 80 percent of this equipment has already entered the site and is in the installation phase. one of the equipments of afgas compressor is the gas circuit stabilization unit, which god willing will lead to the reduction of flare gases. it will be added to the capacity of the gas refinery in this area. gas injection to the refinery will reach 11 million cubic meters from the 6th and 8th of december , and all products will be increased by 50%. low localization time is one of the quorums in this the project has been registered. we have planned this project for 3 years to achieve it and other installations of this refinery. there is a domestic production capacity that we have 76 units of using domestic goods in this project. the development plan of ilam gas refinery is being implemen

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energy, the fees of flare gases, i.e. burner gases, as well as 10% of the resources from the sale of ethane, lpg, and propane, and these are our collection of these resources. we really hope that this year will be a year compared to previous years when significant resources will be injected into this account. what is the purpose of this account? the way it works is that if the municipalities go and electrify the inner city bus fleet, for example , use gas, or use oil and gas buses. in fact, they should use buses that use less oil and gas, and we will save them by saving certificates. let's do it. a very happy and good thing has actually happened. i hope that with the help of the honorable government , especially the country's budget planning organization, we will be able to issue these savings certificates in the coming months and as soon as possible, and the business environment of companies knowledge-based in the field of energy consumption optimization issues, definitely and definitely a fundamental change is taking place in it . that we must inevitably let's go towards a direction of op

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the duties of flare gases, i.e. torch gases, and also 10% of resources the result of the sale of ethane, lpg , propane, etc we hope that this year will be a year compared to the previous years when significant resources are actually injected into this account. what is the purpose of this account ? the purpose of this account is that if the municipalities go and electrify the inner city bus fleet, for example, or use gas. or the buses that use oil and gas actually use buses that consume less than oil and gas, we will give them the savings certificates that they can actually express according to the law , with a we provide them with a specific maturity date , so they can invest in the capital market they can sell an initial capital, they can electrify the buses, they can actually bring gas-burning buses to the scene, which can also have an impact on the environment. ok, and then we can pay these certificates when they are due, in fact, we can pay them back from the energy consumption balance account. a very happy and good thing has actually happened, and i hope that with the help of the h

energy, the duties of flare gases, i.e. burner gases, as well as 10% of the resources from the sale of ethaneg, and propane, these are all these resources . attention should be really injected into this account. what is the purpose of this account? the purpose of this account is that if the municipalities go and electrify the inner city bus fleet, for example , use gas, or the buses that use oil and gas, they will actually use buses. if there is less consumption of oil and gas, we will save them savings certificates, which can actually be issued according to the law of expression, we will issue them a savings certificate with a specific maturity date , and they can send it to the capital market. they get an initial capital, they can electrify the buses, they can actually bring gas-burning buses to the scene, which can also have an impact from an environmental point of view, and then we will receive these certificates when they are due. by balancing energy consumption, we can pay it back. a very happy and good thing has actually happened, which i hope with the help of the honorable government.

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have in site that we end up with a cracker and chocolate structure that may not always be completely ethan, but it's fairly regular, but not t stadium is ago. jones having skipped so lou will be a little boring. and so a bit of chocolate time go on it. a lot of by the hedgehog slice goes into the fridge overnight. variations on the classic are being created all the time. split 1st. where did it get? it's german named called dog. it's thought to have originated in the mind with the shape of the mind cards called horton's or dog, resembled that of the low as used to make the head talk slice. so who invented in? that's what my name is. we'll and ever find out for certain ones are either from the they say this recipe was created sometime in the early 20th century to run my own stuff. my interest on that had to do with the availability of basic food. staples on whole staffing and few, many families were happy just to see the children and get that was on each on their boat. and this and of course, and i had shock slice is good for that and still is why does this prelim? cafe offers new variation

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