because a child has to die for evie to live. but they won't die because of evie.hink. well, it is very difficult for families to make a very difficult decision at a very immense time of sadness and grief. but families do explain to us how much comfort they get and pride knowing that they have helped someone else. we need families to have the discussion about organ donation, for parents to sign up on the organ donor register, and consider signing their children upon the organ donor register to save lives today and in the future. and particularly for children like evie to have an opportunity of receiving a transplant. it's been a tough few years for evie, but a new heart would transform her life. it would mean the world, and it would just be a chance of getting back to normal, really. getting a new heart would mean that she would thrive in that sort of aspect. and we're very well aware that a heart transplant isn't a cure for it, but it's just an extension of her life and a good quality of life. the hope is that theo and evie will be playing together at home later t

evie, you needn't watch this part. this is so lovely, thank you very much!use] it's an amazing film, scorsese keeps finding new vocabulary to tell stories. ten nominations for this film, best actress for you, first native american woman to be nominated for an oscar in a lead role. [cheers and applause] what was that -- first of all, how did you find out about the nomination? do you get a call in the morning with the nobel prize? where were you? >> we learn like everybody else does, by watching. so i was in osage county on the osage reservation and face timing with my parent's so if it were to go the way that it did, have a foot in both worlds i guess. so i was on facetime with my mom and dad and it was funny, my mom very naturally did the mom thing it at the camera up to the tv so i could see what they were seeing. couldn't really see -- just little white lines of light with no definition. i was like i can't tell what's going on so she held the phone out and make sure they were both in there. so she was holding the phone up when the announcement came in. i c

expresidente que se hizo conocido por ser empresario, tambien ser uno de los hombres mas ricos de su pais y evien dejo huella en chile. >> seremos al pendiente de este caso vamos a otra noticia de ultima hora y es que el michigan un jurado declaro hoy culpable de homicidio involuntario a jennifer crumbly, la madre de un adolescente de 15 anos que mato a tiros a cuatro estudiantes de su escuela. >> el veredicto senala que ella y el padre del joven le reg regalaron la pistola que uso dias despues para cometer la masacre y que no hicieron lo suficiente para evitar el crimen. >> ahora nos acompana lourdes hurtado con ultimo sobre este caso. >> lourdes, algo que nunca habia pasado antes asi es, es un caso inedito y es el veredicto del jurado en michigan en este caso sin precedentes, que finalmente fue unanime ethan crumbly, el adolescente que disparo contra 10 alumnos y un profesor de la escuela secundaria oxford, cobrandose la vida de cuatro estudiantes en 2021, ha sido declarada culpable de homicidio involuntario en los cuatro cargos que enfrentaba. >> la fiscalia aseguro que j jennifer crumley fu

pero lo más importante es que estamos evi evitando que lleguen al mercado. 1.175.000.000 de dosis deen el operativo fueron decomisados varios vehículos y maquinaria para producir la droga. el valor estimado de lo decomisado asciende a más de 5 millones de dólares y en otros temas, europa y washington están reaccionando. declaraciones del presidente trump, ex presidente trump, quien este fin de semana en un mitin de campaña puso en duda el apoyo de estados unidos a los aliados militares de la otan. sus palabras han tenido impacto en momentos clave cuando rusia avanza sobre ucrania y naciones europeas temen nuevos avances de moscú. el informe es de javier vega, el expresidente trump vuelve al centro de las críticas tras sugerir que no protegería a países aliados de la otan de una invasión rusa si fallaran en cumplir con sus gastos de defensa. i would encourage them to do whatever the hell they want you got to pay. la alianza militar respondió que cualquier sugerencia de que no nos defenderemos entre nosotros socava nuestra seguridad, incluyendo la de estados unidos. según su secretario

what's more, the sea temperature has been rising evy single day since april.ugh that has been driven in part by the current el niÑo effect. here is our climate editor. justin: this is where the electricity company sse plans a 2 billion-pound water battery. the hydroelectric plant, the biggest engineering project and the island since the 1940's, was for excess renewable power. -- will store excess winnable power. here is the plan, they are going to build a dam 92 meters high and 600 meters long across the end of the glen to create a huge reservoir. but here is the really clever bit -- the whole project is designed to eloit the key weakness of renewable energy sources like wind and solar. they are great when the sun is shining or the wind is blowing, then they often generate so much electricity that the price goes to zero. in fact there are wind farms in scotland that are sometimes paid not to supply electricity to the grid. at times like that, turbines will pump water up to the new reservoir. when it is dark or the wind isn't blowing and electricity is scarce,

from russia, the country's prime minister donald tusk said during the visit of his latvian colleague evi kesselini to warsaw. let me remind you that latvia has already introduced such a ban. the polish head of government said that he would analyze the latvian example and consider it a similar initiative for his country. i want everyone to understand the problem of surplus food and grain in poland. in europe and the problem of unequal competition not only due to grain and food imports from ukraine. few people realize that our market is also destabilized by products coming from russia and belarus, so we need to take all possible measures to stop this. we see the potential in banning the import of certain products from russia and thus stifling the russian government and the russian economy. in parallel, we continue work on more efficient. implementation of those sanctions that are already in effect. the fair is on fire. an icebreaker called "yermak" broke out in russian st. petersburg. about this. it became known from local telegram channels. the fire started in the port located in the kiro

can barely imagine the trauma his family went through, not least for tom's young sisters, maddie and eviet we were going through. they spent a lot of time in hospital with tom and, you know, their lives are turned upside down, actually — all siblings — and they're really quite forgotten in this whole journey because it's all about the child who has cancer. which is why the tom's trust charity, co—founded by debs, has just launched a 40—page toolkit to help siblings of children with cancer, who are often left feeling sad, angry and lonely. backed by cancer experts and psychologists, it helps them cope with the treatment and the trauma. around 600 children are diagnosed with a brain tumour every year in the uk. it kills one in three children. of those who survive, 62% are left with lifelong disabilities. camille has had countless rounds of chemo to manage her brain tumour. at home today, in suffolk, with her brotherjude and sister lucia. they support me along the way and they make sure that i'm not nervous and stuff. but it's tough. you kind ofjust have to like cope in your own ways. there'

because itbe matters that in evy home, every day learning matters. this is my third estate of the state address my first as a grandfather and a while my granddaughter mabel james is not quite old enough to be here tonight this like the new grandchild by the way congratulations. [applause] and although james is not here with us tonight, she reminds me why i am here. she reminds me of why you are here. whywh everyone listening in the state of rhode island is on board. we all want a rhode island that is better for our kids. for our grandkids. for the next generation and the one after that. we want to ensure rhode island as a place they want to call home. and a place they can afford to callll home. lester state of the state we set a goal in education raise per capita income of $20000 by the year 2030. [applause] just think, how much g insecurity and food insecurity we could address as a state, if we double down and work to raise per capita income across rhode island, helping every family. and just like we did with our education goal, within the next 100

gosh, this toddler scored millions of views on her grandma's tiktok after grandma blew out little evie'sr. i mean, that is the most adorable thing i've ever seen. >> she needs to get some of her friends and they can all go for as halloween for the golden girls, friends and confidants. >> you would see the biggest gift helping families with mesothelae is all we do. >> our firm has been offering a free book on mesothelioma for over ten years. since that time, thousands with mesothelioma have trusted us to represent them against those responsible. we have local offices throughout the us. mesothelioma really is all we do and there is no risk to you. let us put a plan in place for you and your family. call now. >> call us at 800 363 15 or go to mason comm. >> they are some of the hottest videos on social media. those videos claiming to instantly get rid of bags under your eyes. annette figueroa is here to tell us why. she says this one is for real. >> this one is for real. and what it does is it tightens and lifts the appearance of bags underneath your eyes. and not only does it work on the b

can't tell you how important to support israel there fighting a terrorist organization, icioa vicious evieelis innocent people, kill babies, mothers, children, raped women and tookin hostages, we still have sixds american hostages at the hamaswe hands in 130 is really stillt th there. we need to support israel ado strong israel as you stroningag united states in the fight theoi israel is doing in a fight. that's needed for an ocular stop it over there is going to be here it is would be very dangerous and too late.yo larry: mazi pilip good luck tomorrow we appreciate you coming on the show we wish you the best of luck. larry: i will be right back wit my last word. ♪ rude. who are you? i'm an investor in a fund that helps advance innovative sports tech like this smart fitness mirror. i'm also mr. leg day...1989! anyone can become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq, a fund that gives you access to nasdaq-100 innovations. i go through a lot of pants. before investing carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com. bef

i can't, because evie pays all of our bills, and she would not be thrilled to find i spent $3,500 tohe same room as her but not be in the same room with her. she wouldn't appreciate that. [applause] she's out of town now. i could... i thought they would send me a free one, but they did not send me a free one. no big deal. 'cause i've got me own high-tech goggles. they're made of a space age polymer. they augment all of reality. blurry... crisp! and the sound is amazing. it's like the band is ight there! but if you're skeptical about this face-based computing device, then check out this reporter's review of the headset's killer app. >> the absolute best thing. so i see the timer here and now i can move it over the pasta. and now i have a second timer for six minutes that i'm putting over the mushrooms. this is just the coolest. >> stephen: jab a tube in my spine and toss me in a goo pod. i want to cook in the matrix! how else can you set a timer for your pasta? use the one on your oven? then you have to buy a second oven just to have a timer for your sauce! we got a great show for you

evy time the court is talked about this, ery time they've made rulings about this ty are always talkingbout a general rule of acquittal. not a circumstance or special fiings that did not have the sa srt of status. >> why does that make a difference? now you are telling usn acquittal is not an acquittal it is a special verdictor >> it is not an acquittal if t jury did not in fact resolvehe actual question that supposedly unrlines out acquittal and in this particular case, we know because they said to crunc -- contdiory tngs. >> they stood by this verdict. we know that there were no objections by georgia prosecutors. i think that we also knowhat the attorney generalaid that that in acquittal is an acquittal. well, what the brief below said, it was a footnote is that where there is an acquittal, double jeopardy applies. we are not contestinhat it all. >> i thought the attorney general says this retry on the murder count would, of crs violate double jeopardy. >> on the basis there was an acquittal. at brief did not really get into tt issue. the prima issue in the case did noteject that part

it'son not about agreeing on evy issue. for instance, the governor and i can't seem to agree on which state has better skiing even though it's obviously colorado. [laughter] [applause] what it's about how we can disagree better. this isgr something colorado is particularly good at but the skills are challenged both between and within our own political parties especially as we feeles the vitriol of the national politics. too often it can feel that our disagreements are what define us and the gap can seem daunting and too big to close. as arthur brooks wrote almost no one is ever insulted into agreement. it's a very important lesson. as highlighted by our leaders yesterday the speaker and there opening day remarks will lose that ability to listen to one another to see the cracks in our democracy and civilhe society widening and we've let opportunities pass us by. let me be clear this isn't just some feel-good initiative or hollow exercise. our very democracy depends on people being able tods disagree with one another passiona

with tensions pee peaking on evy side of the conflict president biden expressed optimism that a cease-firel is close and he said a deal could be reached by the end of the weekend. >> israel's war cabinet is reviewing a plan to evacuate more than a million palestinian refugees from rafah. the southern most town in the gaza strip. despite international pressure and fears of mass civilian casualties. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says an offensive into rafah is needed to defeat hamas. >> we'll go in -- we make our own decisions, obviously. we'll go in based on the idea of having the evacuation of the civilians. >> a temporary cease-fire is a possibility an international in co-ha, qatar working on a plan to swap israeli hostages palestinians combined with a temporary cease-fire. in light of a potential breakthrough. the israeli army's chief of general staff credited the soldiers. >> the combat effort is the most effective action that helps those who deal and give in various places on the release of the hostages. it's the leverage that we are applying and you are applying it excelle

evie wasn't around. she was in south carolina. know why i kept singing that song for five hours straight. i couldn't stop. got a little panicky. started crying. eventually, i went to sleep and when i woke up i was fine. the point is, do you have any provigil? ♪ you give your hand to me ♪ ♪ and then you say hello ♪ anyway, it looks like they were passing out a lot of that stuff in the trump white house. and it wasn't cheap. investigators also found that the white house pharmacy spent taxpayer money dispensing pricey brand-name drugs rather than generic equivalents. yeah, they had to have provigil. they thought they were too good for the generic, kirkland signature scream powder. delicious. oh, there's an update about our nation's problematic airplanes. you see, after a door plug just flew out of one of the planes mid-flight earlier this month, alaska air checked its other boeing aircrafts and we just learned they found many loose bolts. not a phrase you ever really want to hear. it's like checking the ingredients on a pint of haage

fact that i was so engrossed in the film and i was watching it with such rapt attention when my wife eviehen i thought about the choice to shoot some of it in color and some of it in black-and-white, i said what are you talking about? [laughter] how do you feel that i didn't notice? >> christopher: i feel that's the perfect response because there's a danger, any time you stylize the images in filmmaking, there's a danger that you remind the audience that they are watching a film. for me, shooting on celluloid film, mixing color and black-and-white which is something i had done as far back as my film "memento" and i wanted to revisit that technique because i think it's a great way of making the audience feel differently about a scene but not necessarily think about it too much. so it's a form of stylization that i think people are comfortable with. it's great to hear that, because i did want it to -- i wanted to roll by as more as a feeling that an idea, if you like. >> st>> stephen: there's mystiqe that's been built around you over many years and your process. can we fact-check a few thin

we a out our military before evy every american was evacuated. we an wa abandoned afghan girls. we abandoned military equipment. so essentiallyd mili surrenderi. to china. we had conditions placed on everythin hg we've given it to israel and told them to tone down their responsdown te to has and islamic. the nerv e of this individualal offic that occupies the oval office to come out and sa ye sacr our commitments are sacred to me is laughableed. sgust i and it's only eclipsed by the sense of disgust i have for him . happy valentine's da y. ] oh, oh, that is why that'sfor y. great. good for you. so, jim it's like i feel likeowr trump's superpower is that he makes you think twice. like you can't just assume anything like they d o. t he they don't. well, maybe he will pull the funding, but he might. well, he will not support us. and so the he gets of the act bu because he's unpredictable. yeah, it's amazing. all of a sudden they're paying it off just reallying all sad yeah, that's almost like a boss at a company saying, listen, we go att some come in and all of a sudden people star

evy day she's in the race. someone somewhere on some s in racchannel is distracting.he america'som best future. from america's best future. amerhs the simple trut joe biden. his party is a party of division. thin division.k about this. they have racial preferences. they have religious preferences. they have gender preferences. what do we have in the gop under donald trump? well, we have a gue y who is committed to making sureack or that whether you're black or white, whether you're hispanic or asian whi, that our economy works for you. he's done it before. he'll do eco again. think about the fact that the strongest, most powerful forceic good is an optimistic spirit with a strong backbone. one. >> donald trump is our candidate. he will kick butt, take and we will win in november. but we need to start talkingut. joe biden, not nikki haley. the racest is over and it is tio for us to secure our border. i got to stop here. the number of americans who've lost their lives becauseause of this open border breaks my. it can be stopped short. we need a president who believes in

not happening becau the shooter can move their hand ba-and-forth very fast, it is happening because evy time a ots fired, the recoil drives it backward. that is what lets the trigger rese and another shot can be fired again. from the shooter's perspective, we view it as one act. >> would be right to say that the pressure, you are feeling continual backwards pressure. on this,oure feeling continual forward pressure of the opposite hand. is that right? >> that is exactly what the district court found. >> i watched the videos to try to figure out what this look like. i wanted to ask about the bump firing. what if i denied something and ll it a bump ban. what if i desn and market somethg at i call a bump band to help me turn my semi automatic -- why would not be a machine gun under this statute? >> it is not a self-regulating mechis they help the shooter keep the trigger finger still come up at the shooter still has diminished the movement of the rifle back-and-forth so that it moves ckrds the right distance in the right direction. what makes a bump stock different is that it is a device fo

it seemeli your law is covering just about evy cial media platform on the internet. we have nontraditional social mediforms like smartphones and others who have submitted a cirief telling them that this law could cerhem. this is so broad. it's covenglmost everything. the one thing i know about the internets at the variety is infinite. at one point in a challenge li this one does the law become so generalized, so broad, so unspecific, really, that you bear the burden of coming in and telling us what exactly the sweep is, and telling us how there is a legitimate sweep of a meaningful swath of cases this law could cover but not others? when does the burden shift to the state when it writes a law also broad that it determinate? i >> >> don't think so, your honor. i stilthk it is their burden as the plaintiff challgi the action to show that the law lacks a plainly legitimate sweep. let me say a word about the breadth ofheaw. the legislature did define the term social media platform, whh is part of what triggers the law's applicatn, but the breadth of that definitio which

can barely imagine the trauma his family went through, not least for tom's young sisters, maddie and eviepent a lot of time in hospital with tom and, you know, their lives are turned upside down, actually — all siblings — and they're really quite forgotten in this whole journey because it's all about the child who has cancer. which is why the tom's trust charity, co—founded by debs, has just launched a 40—page toolkit to help siblings of children with cancer, who are often left feeling sad, angry and lonely. backed by cancer experts and psychologists, it helps them cope with the treatment and the trauma. around 600 children are diagnosed with a brain tumour every year in the uk. it kills one in three children. of those who survive, 62% are left with lifelong disabilities. camille has had countless rounds of chemo to manage her brain tumour. at home today, in suffolk, with her brotherjude and sister lucia. they support me along the way and they make sure that i'm not nervous and stuff. but it's tough. you kind ofjust have to like cope in your own ways. there's no real time for being sad an

no, this is evi and batvenik in graninggen, wondering who won?rstood, dolls for men, what's in your briefcase, what's in your briefcase? and what smells nice, well, i wanted to make a surprise, okay, so what? look, i'll pick you up, what kind are you? some artist looks like, yes, a professional bandit and murderer, yes, yeah. do you know him? i, yes, well, from where, we ’ve been trying to catch him for several months, but what? nothing, nothing, what's his name? chikan, are you leaving? no, i’m not going anywhere, i ’m staying at home, tanyush, what, did you meet him, with whom, you said, we’ve been together for 3 years. when 2 days ago, at night , do you remember, you left, well, and i followed you, you followed me, yes, it seemed to me that you had someone, so what next, then you and this? chikanom, you said that we have been together for 3 years, you understand, this is our employee, we deliberately introduced him into the gang, this is secret information, why did you follow me, vital. you are a traitor, tonya, tonya, wait. wait, don't come,

marc, he is as blue as the blue evi bluest, sky.t give cover to 42 million people in the country. >> i'm not going to sit here and tell you immigration is not a big problem for democrats. it is. it is a big problem for the country. instead of taking a solution and letting the congress being the perfect enemy of the good, the republicans in the senate say they will never get a solution as long as there is democracy in america. that is probably for another show. >> come on. >> marc, let me ask you -- both of you a money question and fund raising question. clearly, president biden is winning in the fund raising category. president trump, obviously, has a bunch of legal problems costing him quite a small fortune. maybe he will get more money from the rnc. the rnc is struggling to raise money itself. how do you see the money piece of this playing itself out as it relates to the campaign? >> my two cents -- >> marc. >> my twocents, andrew, they will continue to be an advantage for joe biden. he will out-fund raise trump. there are many re

the bears ran in five tries, including this from evie gallagher, just over midway through the secondmonday night, with the ultimate david versus goliath contest — championship—side coventry against non—league maidstone united, who are the story of the season, making headlines around the world with their stunning upset at championship high—flyers ipswich. now maidstone, who play in the sixth tier, are aiming to become the lowest ranked team to reach the quarterfinals. we can act maidstone are massive everywhere we go! maidstone are massive everywhere we go! this is a town that is seizing its moment in history. come in on goal, incredible! just incredible! from the pubs to the restaurants and the stones burger, it is all black and amber here. come on, you stones! to the shops under the bakers, where they are cooking to the shops and the bakers, where they are cooking up something special, they all want a slice of the cake as they come together to be part of one of the great fa cup fairy tales. i've lived in this town for 50 years and i have never seen it as energised as it has been lat