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i'm flo from progressive, and i couldn't help but overhear... super fun beach day, everybody. >> o'donnell: in ocean city, maryland today, officials honored a hero who rescued a toddler who was thrown from a bridge in a multiple vehicle accident. the little girl, nearly two years old, was ejected from the car in her car seat to the water below. jonathan bauer, who was also involved in the crash sunday with his daughter ava, leaped into the bay to save the child. >> i said to my daughter, grab the first firefighter, or police officer, you see, then pushed off. >> scariest thing in my life seeing my dad jump off a bridge. ( applause ) >> o'donnell: bauer was presented with a plaque for his heroism. all who were injured are now home from the hospital. the most popular baby names for 2020 are out today. the list released by the social security administration, for girls the top three, olivia, emma and ava, for boys it's liam, noah and oliver. one name rapidly dropping from favor: alexa. one possible reason, imagine calling for your daughter and havin

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scale of the damage in garza is being assessed as these 5 between israel and palestinian groups hold flo of much needed aid has also started with trucks from various agencies bring in at madison a few and food. and then in the past our, the un security counselors rece the statement welcoming the si fi but also says that the only comprehensive piece is ultimately based on a vision, went to states of israel and palestine left side by side in peace and other developments. hundreds of thousands of people showing this data with the palestinians by taking part in march across europe. the forces in london pulling on the government to impose sanctions on israel after it strikes. one move to other stories of the following. now the government in india is asking states to report cases of red, but deadly infection that's affecting some corona virus. patients. many regions are seeing an increase in mucus. my coast is also known as black fungus, as normal concern, as pharmacies run out of medicines used to treat it. those are both problem reports from new delhi emergency service work as an awesome sta

so what if those flo inexpensive middleman with m multiple ledges could be replaced by a giant data face synchronized over the internet? that's the big idea behind bitcoin. and it's run by a decentralized global network of powerful computers and regular laptops. this immutability is the 1st rule of the coin. it means no one can ever change was once recorded in the block chain, or spend the same coin twice. that's also called censorship resistance, and it's critical to bitcoin being used as real money award winning journalist laura. she tells me a story about women bloggers and canister and being paid in bitcoin, and that one of the women that hadn't abusive husband and saved up her bit coins and eventually was able to divorce him because she was able to control her money when she earned the big coins in my 1st film, the early adopters said that this kind of financial freedom for every one was just around the corner. world's most populous network, is adopting bitcoin. that's the internet. the world's largest economy is adopting bitcoin. that's the internet. we have transcended borders. it

one year anniversary of his killing biden has told them he hopes of policing reform bill named after flo will be ready by the end of the month. his sister boy called the meetings and by the broken his promise to find the legislation, but other family members said they understood the reasons for the delay. i think that the meeting will be so concerned at all. i think generally he wants to know exactly how we were doing and what he could do to support us any day. let us know the support pass and the bill. but he wants to make sure that if the right build on that arrest view below the house of rushes, panama is approved. a bill which effectively bands, allies of the opposition leader like santa valley, from running for public office. the legislation prohibits people from being elected if they are linked with groups designated as extremist. no valley is in prison for breaking bail conditions. that was when he was being treated in germany for a near fatal poisoning. and then update on the situation in molly, as west african mediators are expected to meet the detain president and prime ministe

out to be a handy little pretext for the prime minister to clamp down on the press. listening posts. flo phillips now on the n s young shot, and his self proclaimed war with the media. oh, mom who used to me girls and i have a lot of experience with serious threats. and i've been placed on the police protection many times. but the threats i received last march, when nothing like anything i've experienced before you should call it a 30 march 2020, to virginia, like the rest of europe is going into lockdown. and like journalists across the continent like got scrutinizing his government's response. the pandemic, he publishes an investigation into something called crisis h q, a secretive, seemingly unconstitutional government body set up by the libyan prime minister to coordinate the countries of virus strategies, pieces and ceramic on the very same evening that i published my investigation. prime minister janish accuse me of doing a liar on twitter simulation. he this the after the pro young, she media outlets like nova $24.00 tv started publishing news about me on a daily basis. the last g

in oper directors, he's the director of the new movie called off flo, which started as a play in new york written by j t rogers, a few years ago. it's based on the true story, a palestinian is really negotiations in the norwegian capital and it comes out this week and the on a boot to a palestinian lawyer who served as legal advisor to the palestinian negotiating team back where there used to be negotiations with israel based on the also a court. and finally, daniel levy, a former advisor negotiator for the israeli government, who is the lead, is really author of the geneva accord, which was supposed to start where the also accords ended. he's now president of the us middle east project. it's a real honor and privilege to have all of you on board. but let me start with the movie that's coming out. bartlet, this conflict has been raging for decades, and i don't know about your, your, you know, timing and other things. but you've got the story of all slow. how it came together coming out right now amidst real horror intention yet again in israel palestine. what drew you to this story a

and given the problems in there is now facing with a shortage of oxygen, critical care beds and a flo vaccine wrote out what's your assessment then of the overall cobra picture in the weeks ahead? well then, the weeks ahead why india is really about districts that large and the rural measures are being taken to adapt. adapt vehicle with containment, drew into their oral contexts. it's going to be difficult, but each state is making, making the best efforts of cause testing vaccination both remain challenges in the rural areas. a number of media reports in the past one we have spoken about have highlighted the extent and nature of vaccine hesitancy. in many of these areas, but, but that is the challenge in the coming 2 weeks. and i hope we are able to negotiate that as well as we did in some other parts of the country. dr. rodge desk. good to get your thoughts. thank you for talking to to 0. thank you very much. now, a prominent japanese newspaper, which is also an official partner. the tokyo olympics has joined colds for the games to be cancelled in an editorial. the a saw his symbol

and so the whole formulation of all flo recreated history or spawn history on its head and spawn law and its head such that palestinians are now 4th to negotiate with their oppressor, with their occupier. rather than getting the world to put pressure on israel to end that military occupation and the lasting effects of that are we still feel to, to today everything from the dividing up of the land into various areas to the establishment of the palestinian authority that isn't its own independent government to the continued settlement expansion that we see to this very day to the settler take over that we are even experiencing now 27 years later to the fact that we have a palestinian authority that is had in effect served as israel security sub contractor, these are the last thing effect for palestinians of the, of the low courts. it's not, they didn't produce anything positive. it actually produce way to produce everything negative. thank you for that, daniel. i love to get your take because you had you negotiated. you wrote the deal that was supposed to come after our slow and we saw

out to be a handy little pretext for the prime minister to clamp down on the press. listening posts. flo phillips, now on the antis young shot, and his self proclaimed war with the meeting. oh, sure. who are you streaming girls? my have a lot of experience with serious threats. and i've been placed on the police protection many times. but the threats i received last march when nothing like anything i've experienced before the quality of a 30 march 2020, to virginia, like the rest of europe, is going into lockdown. and like journalists across the continent, like gaga is scrutinizing his government's response to the pandemic. he publishes an investigation into something called crisis h q, a secretive, seemingly unconstitutional government body set up by the libyan prime minister to coordinate the countries of iris strategies. for some fanatic on the very same evening that i published my investigation by minister janish on shot me of being a lawyer on twitter simulation that i asked about pro young sure media. like nova $24.00 tv started publishing news about me on a daily basis. the last g

the underground pines have to be connected to sewage treatment plans before the water in the mc can flo clean once again, the ah, that means the old plans being modernized while new ones are being built the they ought to be 5 in total to treat the waste water from factories, officers and homes across the region. was the population of more than 2000000. the at the same time, the river is being re natured. floodplains are being created to take in the water when the overflow says bang. it's already looking a lot better in some spots. animals are coming back. and birds that has left wings and gray hair and along the banks. there are fraud and grass. just like the m says being freed from its concrete band, thinking through its canal, is being transformed into a real river again. as the re, nature ration proceeds, life along the m is appealing, once more with biologists reintroducing species of fish that have long been such a full head. the scientist having a field day with a trout and stickle back have returned on their own person. call me if we did got fuel delegations from around the world

the highlight, san marino, one of the smallest countries in the world and they had invested flo rydercovid—19 early in the week so the safety protocols kicked in and they were not allowed to perform here. they are in a hotel watching the old rehearsal footage being beamed to the well. we are now waiting for the long results to come through. we are waiting for them in the next five minutes. you through. we are waiting for them in the next five minutes.— the next five minutes. you are waitin: the next five minutes. you are waiting for— the next five minutes. you are waiting for the _ the next five minutes. you are waiting for the results - the next five minutes. you are waiting for the results and - the next five minutes. you are waiting for the results and we | the next five minutes. you are - waiting for the results and we know they can be political as well as purely musical?— they can be political as well as purely musical? they can be political as well as urel musical? , . , purely musical? this argument gets brou:ht u- purely musical? this argument gets brought up every — purely mu

the smallest countries in the world, fitzmaurice, micros stay in the middle of italy who have hired floy wrapper that flows rider is representing san marino in eurovision the once. three minutes of intense high—energy ukrainian techno and that might sound like some people's absolute nightmare but it builds and builds and builds to a gigantic present day. you feel like you in a club and it stands out from everything else that is on the eurovision menu tonight and at eurovision, as we know, if you stand out from the crowd that is more likely to get you over the finish line in first place.— line in first place. we'll be following _ line in first place. we'll be following you _ line in first place. we'll be following you very - line in first place. we'll be following you very closely| line in first place. we'll be i following you very closely on twitter. you will be bringing us the updates that evening. but thank you very much that update and enjoy your dancing this evening! thank you. now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willets. good evening. 0ther good evening. other we sti

flo! how does it feel? amazing! so great. fiona lamdin, bbc news.ng contest with a punchy rock song. there was less good news for the uk though — for only the second time in eurovision history, the uk entrant — this year it was james newman — failed to get a single point. i caught up with the winners — the italian band maneskin — as they prepared to fly back to rome. no, not at all! no. so, what have you been doing? drinking. just celebrating and drinking with the cyprus team. it was a bit of a nailbiter, wasn't it, actually, because it wasn't clear initially that you were going to win, but then when the popular vote came through it was absolutely massive for you. just talk through how you were feeling at moment. well, that was the thing that matters the most was, because, like, the audience is the one that are going to come to our gigs and listen to our music, so the fact that they voted for us, it's so important, it makes us feel, like, unbelievably happy. and what was it like being able to perform in that environment after the year that we've had

minute count as startups, race to deliver fresh groceries crack the dominance of big supermarket chains. flo market show, i'm sticking fiercely in berlin. new filing for jobless claims in the u. s. had another pandemic low last week. it's the latest side of the country's growing demand for labor. employers are holding onto more workers as consumption picks up. workers meanwhile, can change jobs easily without having to go on benefits. in fact, demand for workers is so high across the country that many businesses remain understaffed and desperate to find help. w. oliver solid visited ones that workplace. the finally some normalcy boardwalks of the jersey shore. people are dreaming of a summer sun and wait. ah, the book, the peers newsman parkins job, be opened in wildwood, new jersey. and it seems like the rosy side of life is coming back again. but for the business owners, there still is one big problem that keeps them from going back to normal operations . the biggest obstacle we have right now is hiring. we are struggling like we have never struggled in our 50 year history. we cannot get e

you look at the rest of this group cliff's up 5.5%, so on and so forth, that's where money is flo flowing. >> some of those stocks that having so beating up they've been going in heavy, and they've been doing it since march 4th. we'll go from the lower left to the upper right pretty steep almost all of those names, scott. that's where i think people are putting the cash right now because of all the issues we brought up during the should -- s show >>> we're going to take a quick break. tiffany bought one of the stocks involved in that big media merger we'll tell you which one she did, next. and we're back in two. stay restless with the icon that does the same. the rx, crafted by lexus. lease the 2021 rx 350 for $439 a month for 36 months. experience amazing, at your lexus dealer. lately, it's been hard to think about the future. $439 a month for 36 months. but thinking about the future, is human nature. at edward jones, our 19,000 financial advisors create personalized investment strategies to help you get back to your future. edward jones. another day, another chance. it could be the day

joining ours hong kong activist and editor in chief of flowage sunny sunny welcome what exactly does flo educate print. actually all difficulties cause and they have had no longer discuss call every wants to. make the moment to discuss street of any democracy. what you have. what are you hoping to achieve with the publication of floyd's. it is in hong kong and this is if you're already trying to implement and introduce something ripping washing education he's not too much of a in touch and it's our next generation and we do not want that our extended vision forgets about all his she forgets about our identity and our seem of fighting for liberty and democracy and that's why we oversee all of us we hong kong prosper our wants to maintain and want to spread some of it's our history and narratives over see by perspective. you talk about there are people like yourself who are living overseas and i want to ask you about that i mean most of the pro-democracy you know is in hong kong are either in prison or facing charges are there for wonder if the hong kong pro-democracy movement has essentia

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defense we think about that timing signal from gps it is fundamentally necessary to regulate theen flos of electricity on the power grid. we lose that gps signal the power grid is then at risk. as well as the banking system in the united states everybody banking transaction dependent on timing signal from gps. bottom line is this, as nasa administrator i heard a lot about tang and velcro i'm here to tell you that misses the economic impact from spaces for the everyday american citizen in a way that most americans don't realize it but if we lose space it is an existential threat to united states of america if we lose space, we lose the united states of america. that is how dependent we have ebecome on our space base capabilities so commercially and then civilly and, of course, on the national security and defense side as well. so nasa plays on the economic side and a very significant way. we know we talk about communication navigation, production of food energy all of these nasa is forefront leading knock logical enno vaition and commercializings them but we're also using microgravity an

i'm flo from progressive, and i couldn't help but overhear... super fun beach day, everybody.y who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand-new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old. we wanna buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate answer a few questions. and our techno wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds. when you're ready, we'll come to you, pay you on the spot and pick up your car, that's it. so ditch the old way of selling your car, and say hello to the new way at carvana. >> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. there is encouraging news about vaccines and the variants, but as kids under 16 are about to get the green light to get the vaccine, will their parents let them? >>> plus, breaking this hour, the controversial goodwill gesture the biden administration is considering in order to get iran back to the table for nuclear talks. and leading this hour, new york congresswoman elise stefanik's campaign to replace liz cheney as the hou

george flo d! the underground. say his name! george floyd! the protest _ underground. say his name!protest have been many. a movement reignited. but what next? this is a marathon, not a sprint. you can't turn culture around its a huge shift it takes a while to turn. i think we have to commit, i think we have to take individual responsibility. taste we have to take individual responsibility.— we have to take individual responsibility. we have to take individual resonsibili . ~ . , , responsibility. we really need these ounu responsibility. we really need these young people. _ responsibility. we really need these young people. all— responsibility. we really need these young people, all different- young people, all different backgrounds to come in and shape the type of— backgrounds to come in and shape the type of police service our community deserve _ type of police service our community deserve and — type of police service our community deserve and need. and bring their perspective, bring their culture to the organisation. | perspective, bring their culture to the organisation.— pers

i'm flo from progressive, and i couldn't help but overhear...ht now, a hot of people have an eye to the sky. there is a large rocket hurdling debris toward the earth right now. things you need to know about. this the pentagon is tracking the large chinese rocket and set to re-enter earth's atmosphere this weekend. scientists aren't sure though where it is going to land. and the u.s. military has ruled out shooting it down at this point. and the level of risk here might not be huge but it still seems to be a bit up in the air. joining me right now is retired nasa astronaut captain scott kelly. help me out with this. this sounds like something out of one of our favorite movies. but you have the most informed perspective on this. what do you see here? >> i think the individual risk to specific person is really, really low. you know, my concern is why did this happen? was this just due to indifference or was there a failure of the rocket? that stage. the bigger problem is space junk in general. you know, we're pretty good litterers and we littered u

i'm flo from progressive, and i couldn't help but overhear... super fun beach day, everybody.t even sure if i'm convinced. hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say. so after looking at all the data and the science about these vaccines, i got the vaccine. and i made sure my mom and dad got the vaccine. because these vaccines are safe. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. joining me now is an actor you know best from "arrested development," "the lego movies," and the podcast, smartless. he also hosts lego masters, which starts its second season on june 1. please welcome to "a late show," will arnett. hey, will arnett. >> hi, there, stefan colbert. that's what they would call you in quebec. >> stephen: would they? >> yeah. >> stephen: are you from quebec? >> first of all, no. >> stephen: wow. i got nothing against them. what's wrong-- what's wrong with-- >> nothing, i don't know why i had that reaction. >> stephen: would you like me to edit that part out of the interview so you don't alienate that marketplace? >> no ( laughing ). >> ste

central figure in the on going allegations that contains allegations from joel greenberg he and the dpla flolorida congressman paid for sex from a minor. roger stone drafted it after greenberg asked stone for help drawing a pardon. from time to time gas money or gifts or rent or tuition 35 payments were made to several girls. i did see the acts occur firsthand and versnmo, cash appr other payments were made. cnn has not seen the letter and cannot verify details of the story. in response to the daily beast story a spokesperson for congressman gaetz said congressman gaetz has not paid for sex nor had sex with a 17-year-old as an adult and politico said while the daily beast story contains accusations, it doesn't add substance and wild and false claims about remembpresentative gaetz and was out of touch and had no involvement. chris cuomo said thursday roger stone told him he doesn't buy this and also he didn't help and never took money from anybody and he doesn't recall any letter and he's never heard of green berg implicating the congressman. he said the portions are out of context, incomplet

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i'm flo from progressive, and i couldn't help but overhear... super fun beach day, everybody.s with dark money, frantic to preserve big-money politics as usual. because the for the people act is on the verge of becoming law. reining in corporate lobbyists, finally banning dark money, and protecting our freedom to vote. billionaires and special interests, your day is nearly done. because it's time for the people to win. >>> turning now to a gruesome discovery in canada. the remains of 215 children, some as young as 3 years old, have been found in unmarked graves near a former school. some people who attended the school say they are not surprised and that the discovery confirm what is they believed and wondered about for years. cnn's paula newton has more. >> reporter: the discovery is astounding. so, too, the anguish, leaving community members and much of canada reeling. the remains of 215 children. some as young as 3. buried for decades on the grounds of the camloops elementary school. the indigit announce community in british columbia calls it an unthinkable discovery. yet ch

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i'm flo from progressive, and i couldn't help but overhear... super fun beach day, everybody.texas border near mexico is more than 1200 miles long billion less than 20% is covered by a wall. the biden administration ordered all wall construction to stop, leaving major gaps along the ground along the rio grande border. we got an exclusive look with a boat ride along the rio grande with attorney general ken paxton. we suited up with bulletproof vests and got on boats with machine guns to see how narrow the river is and who is on the other side. private land owners need to protect their land or they will get hijacked by the smugglers. we heard stories of cartels putting private homes on fire, ripping through fences, threatening kidnapping of families, all to get control of people's property and use it to transport illegals across. one sugar cane farmer built his own fencing along the river, he three miles long. it cost him $15 million to protect his property from being used as a transporting launch pad for smugglers and illegals. ag paxton sat down with me for an exclusive interv

i'm flo from progressive, and i couldn't help but overhear...y, everybody. >> kayleigh: a new jersey police officer is out of a job, fired for it. facebook posts he made at last june. writing this "last night as i left for work i had my two kids crying for me not to go to work. i don't think i have ever felt the way i did last night, and i watched people i know and others i care about going in harm's way. i love my police family like my own. so when you share posts and things like facebook i would really appreciate if you think before doing so. i've seen so many black lives matter hashtag posts just to let you know, they are terrorists. they hate me.e. they hate my uniform. they don't care if i die." her colleague sergeant mandy gray was demoted just for liking the post. ridiculous. both appealing talking that environmental changes against them be dismissed. what a story. i want to start with you, do you think this is overkill? one line in there and then dismissed from her job just over a simple facebook post? >> trey: well, i mean, the answer i