one of the most alarming wrecks is the franken. this german tanker supplied the country's navy with fuel in the baltic sea. in april 945, the ship was torpedoed by the soviet navy and thank here with 3000 tons of fuel on board. not only assisted franken is a large reg, lying at a depth of 70 meters. the situation is very dangerous and it's getting worse every day. the hall is propped up on the mid section on your part. if the 2 sides are hanging free going so that the hall is under enormous pressure at some point and it will just break moment. sure thing, that's what happens with steel records around the problem is the fuel tanks are right at the point where it will break, but cooper got nothing to damage on the bank yet. so as i divers consumes such a suspicion that the ship has been heavily attacked by rust, it's difficult to predict how long the tanks will hold out. all hutch can do is keep sounding the alarm. other nearby nation such as finland, sweden and germany has recovered reps from their baltic sea waters. poland hasn't y

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fair, the pressure on the person needs to go away, something needs to be done, we had such a senator frankenwas a comedian because he became a senator, and at some point, they found a photo of him when he meant to do what it is necessary to respond to the sleeping one in general, shel resigned as a senator, this is the second standard, absolutely, and at this time, republicans can do anything , george santos is now their congressman who was elected in new york. деньги избирбался ето просто полный такой, but you understand our republican, we would like him to resign, well , not because he lied about everything. just different standards, and in the end it will be decided by the voting voters, yuriy and who can the republicans nominate to replace trump , can it be rondesantis, or can there be some other candidacy, there are eyes, maybe it will be ron desantdes on extremes, if it was correct to speak today, then sooner in total , it would be only if there were no other candidates, then on network issues, rondessantes even there by 2 or three percent moves trump, who at the beginning of his elect

liberals like al franken waged campaigns against the fox news empire. they argue it's more about proving than any legitimate media. the problem is not that it's conservative, that would be fine, the problem is what we saw in 2020, that it has real world damage are with knowing abuse and lies on the air waves. the notion that he is a walking, talking villain, a proverbial media dinosaur has become a modern folklore. the hit show "succession" is about an evil but compelling version of murdoch. the character might sound familiar to you. he is a ruthless right wing billionaire who runs the very tv network dominating american conservative politics. >> i want a broadcast network. i want to see what other news operations we can sweep up. >> local tv? >> nobody watches local tv. >> why shouldn't we do all the news? >> well, kim jong pop, because that's not the way things work in this country. >> i'm surrounded by makes and [ bleep ] morons! >> what you kids do not understand, it's all part of the game. >> it's my [ bleep ] company. you are a [ bleep ] nobody. w

sykes and marlon wayans, leslie jones, chelsea handler, sarah silverman. [ cheers and applause al frankenndler. >> seth: now, what is -- where do your nerves come from >> because back in '07, i said some wild [ bleep ] on her show. >> seth: okay. >> and, you know how you be a guest on somebody's show, you say something wild and then the producers don't have your back >> seth: uh-huh. >> and then you be like, "man, i ain't gonna never see her again and it don't matter. [ light laughter ] and i'm like, oh [ bleep ] [ light laughter ] >> seth: do you remember what you said that got you in trouble? >> what it was, like you remember "chelsea lately" they talked about celebrity >> seth: sure. >> culture stuff and i don't remember the year, but it was -- it was a story about sylvester stallone getting botox. >> seth: uh-huh. >> this was like a big -- for the young people, this was a big conspiracy back in the day like, what a man with muscles took something to get more muscles? [ light laughter ] to straighten out his skin and i don't remember what i said -- i'm going to just tell you, because i

look at how the democrats acted, you know, when there were accusations against andrew cuomo, al frankenlevel from anything that we've seen before in either party, you know, it's different from how republicans acted with steve aiken and todd king back in the day. george santos, the degree to his lies are just beyond the pale. it's something out of a movie. it's possible as representative goldman has pointed out there are actual real legal ramifications. it's not just lies he's perpetuating against his constituents, but that he broke the law, particularly with regards to the campaign money, nobody knows where it came from. this is a guy that had to steal checks to buy shoes, and a dead beat renter not too long ago. now he's lending his campaign, $700,000. i think it speaks to just the weakness of kevin mccarthy and the state of the party right now that they need this guy so desperately, they're not willing to take a stand for the party's brand, you know, for what is morally and ethically right, you know, for the medium term, political concerns, and not put this guy on committee. that's no

. >> this is this is literally started from an idea and frank, that franken are the producer trayvonth that, it was, you know, is tasked with getting jeremy of all. >> and that was literally a a a story within itself because be having him, you know, convincing him to be able to continue to tell the story and then tell the impact. said he had 2 years later and all the people that he inspired was one that was that was just it was magical and be able to have him in patricia's son co be able to get involved and say well said it will take part was something that was amazing. and after that, it was. lily finding the right people. they have the right point of views on these issues to be able to talk. right. so lisa ling, who is our executive producer, awesome and you know, gives great commentary as well. as you know, john yang and his teammates. it literally was a beautiful process to bring together. and it showed the breath and the impact that jeremy is very special moment had on, you know, on community, on the world on as a whole. and speaking of moments, right, you spoken before in inter

franken davis sent it back to you. all right, ali. thank you. time now. 6 35 new developments in the case of nine year old michaela garrick, who was kidnapped and hayward back in 1988 and is presumed to have been killed. pamela price, the newly elected alameda county district attorney has now thrown out special circumstances charges against david mish, the man accused of killing makayla garrett. that means if he is convicted of murder window longer face the death penalty or life in prison without parole. what is it exactly? you're getting when you elect officials that advocate on behalf of wanting criminals and people that murdered children and women. ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says it's not a good idea for a district attorney to take punishment off the table from the beginning, especially when the remains of michaela have not been found. this is the poster case. for putting someone in prison forever to keep him away from society. now, the defense lawyer for mish ernie castillo, says his client is not guilty in this killing or to others