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it is a lifelong gad i cannot tell you how proud. to say you know that company. 'd and now they are the most wonderful corporation he's ever seen and he went from there are just critic to becoming their biggest kisser is he their lawyer hours because he serves a with an act like. keeping this out of the courts by settling with the victims allows m.g.m. to hide the fact that their greed and incompetence may be part of why this happened they were the ones with the terrible security allowing him to take 20 plus weapons up into the room there any actions is what causes a lot of the deaths that we see in this case the failure on the security. failure on surveillance the former. director of surveillance told me over $200.00 cameras were off at the time of the mandalay bay shooting got a recording of him. over 200 here were security negligence cameras were out they were untrained in so many equipment in the protocols and how do the different systems of that team out in their reports to the police and i did stories on that so it was no way to see them go to a courtroom t

and feeling gad any budget. that has covered $1000.00 wrecks much of the global economy many countries of plunged into their worst recessions in decades but brought reports taiwan not only managed to buck the trend it's expecting further growth this year. restaurants and stores are for shopping districts busy with people out spending. it all points to an economy enjoying its own mini boom while much of the world is still mired in a pandemic gloom just a year ago as countries were quickly closing borders because of the spreading coronavirus prospects for this small island so close to the pandemic source in neighboring mainland china looked grim. i met it here taiwan where we experienced certain downturn where our counter staff were like a minus 4 percent g.d.p. of course instead taiwan grew its economy by more than 3 percent last year growing faster than mainland china for the 1st time in decades with 5 percent growth predicted for this year successes due in part to the economies reliance on semiconductor chip pr

national gad had troops ready to depluto, but it tonight more than three hours. were not ability to elect their own leaders. in a survey conducted by "the washington post" in 1966, white d.c. residents clearly articulated the racism behind the opposition, saying things like it isn't right the nation be all colored. and they don't have the right education. now the opposition from republicans against statehood has echoed the past concerns, such as when republican congressman in 2013 said d.c. wasn't ready to be a state, comparing its leaders to teenagers. that republican opposition was very much on display yesterday as the house head a hearing on statehood, with republicans using the excuse of how democratic d.c. is. but beyond the gop's open fears about a d.c. state adding to a democratic senate, they're left with ridiculous excuses. take this argument from a legal fellow at the heritage foundation at yesterday's hearing. >> there's no question that d.c. residents already impact the national debate. for the members here today, how many of you saw a d.c. statehood

do we stand in europe regarding infections and regarding backs and nations you have light and shadow gad you have of course shadow if you look at the map of infections it's deep red and and the best yellow in parts then of course you have light when you look at the vaccines coming to europe in the 2nd quarter some 500000000 doses potentially 300000000 doses already confirmed coming europe's way and so the key challenge now for the e.u. will be actually the rollouts getting those vaccines in the 2nd quarter that are coming into people's arms our correspondent give muslim. brotherhood in brussels thank you. phelan's international film festival is committed sushil casing more work by female directors this year with a program vastly reduced by the pandemic a 3rd of the entries are directed by women in iraq 2 examples from iran and from germany. how much you can talk. about. he's extremely polite but a bit stiff and somehow uncanny but that's no wonder since tom is a robot he's meant to be a partner for obama as finnish and i have a say in there so i think this idea is very much of the moment

doctor, so gad to have you back. do you think this will keep students and teachers safe? >> i think it's certainly a time for children to go back to school. we've seen anxiety and depression, certainly virtual learning isn't the same across the board for every student. with the lower community rate, it's time for go back. i think that the use of a mask, social distancing, even at three feet, which we feel will be fin, hand washing, increased cleaning in the school, increased fresh air through the ventilation systems and contact tracing, is going to make schools certainly passable, and definitely something that all parents should want their children to go back to school. it should be extremely good. we have used in exact system any new jersey in several schools -- at least in one school where there's been a large amount of space where you should do six-feet social distancing. we found it worked very well. there were hiccups, occasional cases, but they always, at least in this school system, were outside from the community rather than inside the school system. yes, it's tim

they go too far and those who think they don't go far enough the picture is a little bit different gad if you look at germany's vaccination program because there there is a very clear majority of those who think that it's not going well at all. you mentioned there are solution program germany is lagging way way way behind countries like the u.s. the u.k. or israel do you think this enough is being done to to catch up. i would certainly say that there's a lot of pressure on politicians to increase their efforts to get more done because they've stressed time and time again that vaccination is the way out of the pandemic one element that they have put in practice that they are trying to develop in the next few weeks by including g.p.'s and family doctors to the whole administration of the vaccines here in germany it's a big question as to whether they will be able to speed things up immediately but at least that's the hope that officials have and they will help speed up things they will help to make them feel more flexible and they will also help to germany to improve its situation when i

almost 33 million fully vaccinated, which is the gad news, but not to mention, the nation is still down almost 10 million jobs. and as cnn phil mattingly reports, the white house plans to try to sell this new legislation to every corner of the country. >> i'm going to have a lot more to say about that tonight and the next couple of days. >> reporter: for president joe biden, a day of major moments. >> this historic legislation is about rebuilding the backbone of this country. >> reporter: with major challenges still ahead. biden signing his cornerstone legislative achievement into law. the $1.9 trillion covid relief bill. >> it's clear that an overwhelming percentage of the american people, democrats, independents, our republican friends, have made it clear, the people out there, have made it clear they strongly support the american rescue plan. >> reporter: just hours before his first prime time address to the nation. >> what i'm talking about tonight is the impact on the virus and how we're going to end this pandemic. >> reporter: where officials tell cnn he will talk about the sacrif

i get a text from j.j., josh gad, and an email from lynn, head of marketing, "badass." [ applause ] >republicans also don't like ted cruz. [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i will tell you, he's going to be very excited that rae mentioned his name tonight. [ laughter ] he'll be tapping his feet together like a seal tonight. thank you for being with us. "chaos walking" opens in theaters friday. daisy ridley, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] be right back with justice smith. ok limu! you set it and as i spike it i'll tell them how liberty mutual customizes car insurance, so they only pay for what they need. got it? [squawks] did you get that? only pay for what you need. liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. everyone's crunching! what's crunching? simply unwrap crunch and eat crunch. 100% milk chocolate and crispy rice. crunching makes me extreme. crunching made our breakup easy! i'm in the friendzone! anyone can do it, even anyone. it all starts with an invitation... ...to experience lexus. i'm in the friendzone! (engine revs) ♪ ♪ to conquer any route. to know exhilaration is just t

gad any budget ok so if this money will help them in the long term aramco have promised to pay dividends to its investors if it's made such a loss where is the money going to come from to pay the dividends for the investors who will. still has some money enough that they have nearly the end and they can't but they they didn't because. i'm asked to 75. 1000000000 downloads and 90 per cent. of the surer letters are a government of salomon. and then names the money from. the. gaps definition. so. he can serve you only but i am sure. any of them or so and i'm sure ben will. grow it has no i'll have. that ok so diversification also seems to be a key word at the moment when it comes to oil producers where the saudi arabia stand in terms of the term itself and we've seen other countries look at diversifying their economy to survive a very changing world. soudan i remember saturday very well and 16 did that and that's if i had the economy. turns out we have. a vision of the 23rd and it was when it came very well however. that that action may have read that action in lebanon has the brand saudi.

e gads.solute worst is fierce, but today that prize finally, finally, finally goes to none other than missing texas senator ted cruz. yes, old cancun cruz has been carrying a torch for that title in his giant overnight bag for weeks now. it was bad enough that he flew south of the border for a vacation at the ritz-carlton while millions of his home state of texas residents were freezing without power, and he was lucky that texas didn't build a wall to keep him from coming back. worse yet, when it came time to apologize, he blamed his daughters for his own bad decision. and now while hundreds of thousands of texans are still dealing with a water crisis, cruz is joking about how he abandoned them. lol. >> i got to say orlando is awesome! it's not as nice as cancun. [ laughter ] but it's nice. >> so, yes, yes, ted freedom screamer cancun cruz is the absolute worst. but wasn't he always really deep down? but the biggest takeaway from cpac this year is that the former disgraced president has bankr

gad any budget mourners in tanzania are paying their respects to late president jiang not before the his body is lying in state at a stadium in the capital got a salon remains will be moved to other areas of the country so locals can pay tribute before burial and i go for his hometown on thursday his official cause of death is heart failure but opposition leaders believe he died of corona virus. it's been another violent day in me and 4 more protesters were killed and others were critically injured on sunday but the military's increased use of violence hasn't stopped demonstrations against last month's crew people among the lay held a rally at dawn on sunday to minimize the risk of confrontation with security forces tony chang reports from bangkok. protesters in money and central men shelter as the security services advance but there's little they can do in the face of the onslaught separate these protesters was shot in the head in men today doctors came out to protest their express intention to avoid a confrontation with security forces as they marched and chanted for a return to de

gad any budget. qatar's foreign ministers met his mother tinian counterparts in doha as the 2 countries restored diplomatic relations saudi arabia the u.a.e. behind and egypt agreed to reestablish ties with qatar back in january after a 3 and a half year blockade mauritania followed suit after the 4 countries accused qatar as government of creating instability and supporting terrorism strongly denied the claims israel has confiscated the palestinian foreign minister's border pass after he traveled for a meeting at the international criminal court israeli officials told local media as possible revoked because of the visit we had on maliki traveled to hold talks with a top prosecutor in the hague earlier this month the prosecutor announced plans for a formal investigation into war crimes in the palestinian territories families of 9 people killed in a single day by state forces in the philippines are calling for justice they say their loved ones were peaceful activists targeted earlier this month for cr

this is a madness, i recently did a podcast with sad gad and he's amazing because he says basically,re seeing an example of the craziness brian: let's move on. we can go on this forever but sadly it's coming from america and it's infecting the world. it's usually the opposite and i'm embarrassed by it. meanwhile, i'm not embarrassed about this. a four-part look on fox nation about rush limbaugh. where he came from, the impact he made and while he'll continue to resonate in the future. you saw it up close and personal your rise mimicked his rise. here you are, commenting on the rush limbaugh you knew. >> let me track my knowledge. i'm becoming aware of newt gingrich for you. it's your early 80s and the democrats and the media are just creaming reagan, every day. personally, his ideas, his policies, and i'd go home when i had a night free and watch cspan , and there was this guy doing special orders. he and a couple of his associates were speaking to an empty house chamber but as long as somebody was in there speaking, cspan had to cover it and this guy was ronald reagan jr.. brian: it