yes, this is when i read articles to cognac gideon, gideon, rahman - it is little known that a personor. uh, awards, no one will be torn apart. well, yes, because he writes absolutely. and the rulyansky texts at the same time, he quotes me like this begins. yes, you see, we will not take revenge, as it was in the book. mario fuse, the godfather. we are the nation we are the nation the laws were loud statements. iskra tv presenter vladimir solovyova denied that the kremlin had anything to do with the plane explosion, the results of which killed yevgeny prigozhin . solovyov's comments are wonderful, for example, the wonderful french saying that justifies itself accuses the prikreplyov propagandist. he understands perfectly well that the murder of prigogine had all the signs of the possession of the mafia gideon. well, you're an idiot, because you will hear an interview that you gave to a wonderful american expert without even studying the material. what do you think could give you some kind of bonus. you're my age such a nerd, so you can understand, i was responding to a french text pub

the paper was also investigating allegations the new police chief, gideon cody, had left his previous job with the kansas city police to avoid a demotion for alleged sexual misconduct. meyer ultimately decided not to publish either story. >> everyone has to be protected against unlawful search and seizure. you have to justify that there's no other way to get something other than to intrude in somebody's house, to seize their property. >> reporter: federal law protects journalists, requiring police to subpoena any materials in most criminal investigations. but marion police defended the raid, saying the law does not apply when journalists, quote, themselves are suspects in the offense that is the subject of the search. norah. >> elaine quijano, thank you. >>> fire officials find a possible cause into do you s shop for vitaminsns at walmarart? foforce factoror producucts powerfuy imprprove your h he, but ththey're alsoso delic, easy t to use, and affordrdable. thatat's why fororce fr is nowow the numbebere bebest selling herbs and supplelements brand at w walmart. unleash yoyour potenti

joining us, now oscar wood winning director -- and goal that mayors grandson gideon.nary actor she is. how did she come to this role and this piece of golda meir's story, because it is about this moment of time. >> you know, when i join the project, helen was already cast as i think gideon was the first one who thought about helen as his grandmother. he said i see helen, i see my grandmother, and helen did her research. first of, all she was 29 when she toured the country and toward israel. she lived in a coutts and israel. pick tomatoes when she was 29th, 1967, and so she was connected to israel from her youth. and i think that when she came to the role, she was full of inspiration to gold. she read everything about gold. she was really, she read the script and immediately she said yes. >> and gideon, what was it like to see helen mirren finally and full makeup giving that performance looking almost exactly like your grandmother? >> i think it was very thrilling and it's a very powerful movie. erthe script is so well written and golda was one who would say very clear

the paper was also investigating allegations the new police chief, gideon cody, had left his previous to avoid a demotion for alleged sexual misconduct. meyer ultimately decided not to publish either story. >> everyone has to be protected against unlawful search and seizure. you have to justify that there is no other way to get something other than to intrude into somebody's house, to seize their property. >> reporter: federal law protects journalists, requiring police to subpoena any materials in most criminal investigations. but marion police defended the raids, saying the law does not apply when journalists "themselves are suspects in the offense that is the subject of the search." norah. >> norah: elaine quijano, thank you. fire officials find a possible cause into a deadly house explosion. we will have the details next. ♪ ♪ alk in the woods and i didn't get a single flea or tick on me. you are just the best. it's probably because of that flea and tick medicine you've been ordering from chewy. we are very proud of you. you never stop surprising us, bailey. right? i'm great. you ar

. >> well, you know, when i joined the project, helen was already cast as, i think gideon was the firstd the country, toured israel. she volunteered in israel. big tomatoes. when she was 29, it was 1967. she was, you know, connected to israel from her youth. i think that when she came to the role, she was full of admiration to golda. she read everything about golda. she was really -- she read the script and immediately said yes. >> gideon, what was it like to see helen mirren finally in full makeup, giving that performance, looking almost exactly like your grandmother? >> it was very thrilling. it's a very powerful movie, and the script is so well written. golda was one who would say very clear things sometimes in very few words. she was incredibly articulate in that way. i think that nick barton and the script really captures it, and helen mirren is incredible. i was sure she's -- she would be the one for it. that's why i i suggested to nicholas to approach her, and i was sure that she would really embrace this with a lot of commitment and love. >> guy, the clip that we came in with, i

never trumpers comes an insight worth sharing just as a piece published in the financial times by gideonan actual eye to what matters long term. rockman argues that love him or hate him, trump will go down in american history as transformational figure because of his policies. policies that marked a sharp break from the clinton, bush, obama era in issues like trade, globalization, and china. writing that trump repudiated the consensus of the previous 40 years on his first day in office trump pulled america out of the ttp. in 2017 the u.s. made a deliberate effort to hobble the wto. robert lighthizer trump's trade rep imposed a wrath of tariffs on china. now many of those tariffs remain in place two and a half years after biden's inauguration. lord knows how much lower our g.d.p. would be if he had removed them. rackman continued saying this. trump's victory in 2016 forced democrats to take the plight and anger of u.s. workers much more seriously and important respects, therefore, trump brought about a lasting revolution in u.s. foreign and domestic policy; again, that's what's called hon

also want mention that is a new father to 6, but the role of my gideon. so this just make further stenson hits home that much further, which is to say that is a father. he is a loving husband he has an obligation back at home a reminder that this story is not unique to incredibly courageous public officers who do this each and every day. >> meantime, the suspect, 44 year-old gabriel kerr heiress was arrested after a 4 hour standoff with police. his first court appearance is set for tomorrow at noon. >> another big story tonight. 2 students were stabbed this morning at james lick high school in san jose. one of the students is in critical condition tonight. kron four's terisa stasio has the latest from san jose. >> here in san in front of james lick high school. you can see behind me that there is also a law enforcement presence out here on this thursday. it was around 11, 31. police were notified of a stabbing here on campus. they say when they arrived, they found 2 students involved in the stabbing. a suspect fled the area before they got here. both of t

. >> reporter: in this case the marion county police chief gideon cody said there are separations suchist is taking part in underlying wrongdoing, unquote. the marion county record denies any wrongdoing. >> it's very difficult to ascertain whether or not this is violative of the law, the privacy protection act, or whether the circumstances fall into one of the very, very limited exceptions. >> reporter: dozens of news organizations across the country including cnn are condemning the raid. the reporters committee for freedom of the press sent a letter to the police chief saying "newsroom" searches and seizures are among the most intrusive actions law enforcement can take with respect to the free press and the most potentially suppressive of free speech by the press and the public. the police chief said in a statement, quote, i believe when the rest of the story is available to the public, the judicial system that is being questioned will be vindicated, unquote. i guess we shall see. >>> coming up, coordinated crime rings. and often intended consequence when big citieies try to combat it

but it appears the newspaper had also been actively investigating the marion police chief gideon codyfter sexual misconduct charges at a previous job in kansas city. details about that investigation were on a computer seized in the raid. now over 30 news organizations and press groups have published an open letter to marion's police chief blasting the raid, writing -- "newsroom searches and seizures are among the most intrusive actions law enforcement can take with respect to the free press, and the most potentially suppressive of free speech." the group reporters without borders said the seizure may violate federal law. a federal judge in new york ordered sam bankman-fried to jail after revoking bail for the disgraced founder of collapsed cryptocurrency exchange ftx. he had been under house arrest at his parents' home in palo alto, california, while awaiting his october trial on fraud and money laundering charges. the judge said bankman-fried twice tried to interfere with witnesses in his case, including giving reporters documents. bankman-fried is accused of using deposits in ftx fo

but it appears the newspaper had also been actively investigating marion police chief gideon cody overxual misconduct charges at a previous job in kansas city. details about that investigation were on a computer seized in the raid. during the raid, the police chief injured a reporter's finger while grabbing her cellphone out of her hand. over 30 news organizations and press groups have published an open letter to marion's police chief blasting the raid, writing -- "newsroom searches and seizures are among the most intrusive actions law enforcement can take with respect to the free press, and the most potentially suppressive of free speech." on tuesday, i spoke to sherman smith, editor-in-chief of "kansas reflector," a nonprofit news outlet. he described speaking to joann meyer on the phone as the police raid on her home was taking place. >> the first call and made friday when i found out this raid had occurred was at the home of the publisher and his 98-year-old mother. she answered the phone when i called, but she was very upset. there was a lot of noise around her, police work rummag

"the good news is i wrote a role for you of moff gideon, in 'mandalorian.'" i said, "what's that?" i said, "okay, great what's the bad news? he said, "all of the money is going into the volume. and he was talking technically, and started talking about the story and all these good things and i said to him, "john, i want to work with people i like that's the bottom line." i did not want to say, came very close to saying, "i would do it for free." [ laughter ] no, you don't to say that. >> jimmy: no, but you loved it that much? >> i loved it that much. he said, "are there any requests?" i said, "i have one request. please, i must have a cape." and he said, "done deal. >> jimmy: wow. >> and that -- >> jimmy: that was you >> it was me it sold me on everything that i could have a cape. because, you know, this show allowed me to feel like a kid again. you know it made me dream again it made me be in wonder again. it made me feel like i could go any place in the universe, and carry my dreams, my hopes and my imagination with me >> jimmy: wow. i kind of feel that way watching it. [ cheers a

a group of media companies had also sent a signed letter to marion police chief, gideon cody, condemningpapers reporters received from a confidential source about eight local restaurant owners drivers license history, which was suspended after a drunk driving citation in 2008. the reporter tried to verify the tips to public records and the restaurant owner accused the paper of using illegal means to acquire information about her. police say they believed an employee at the paper had committed a computer based crime. and today, we have new reporting from the washington post about their justification for the raid. according to sworn affidavits, the marion police chief told the judge that the kansas department of revenue had confirmed to him that that reporter downloaded the private record which would have required her entering personal information. zorn confirmed to the post that she did download the record. the kansas bureau of investigation is currently looking into whether the newspaper violated state law, but concerns about freedom of this press, they have really risen over the last fe

however, i certainly feel like, and many other people feel like the city's police chief, gideon cody,swer. and probably should face some employment consequences. >> news organizations are calling this a violation of the first amendment. initially, the police department cited the federal privacy protection act. what do you think went wrong here? >> what went wrong was a complete disregard for the controlling law. privacy protection act clearly prohibits conducting a raid on a news room, except in the most extreme and unusual circumstances. because journalism is not a crime. and all that the paper was doing was engaging in reaching investigative journalism. if i understand correctly, it went over and above by actually notifying the police they may have been provided a document unlawfully, and volunteered. that did not in fact published the documents, did their ordinary due diligence to verify the tip, and that's just routine journalism. none of this should have been treated as a crime, or as the pretext for a raid on a newsroom. >> well david, in cases where people feel that they do nee

gideon is a big gamer. he loves "minecraft. >> jimmy: roblox >> he likes the roblox all right. movies like, do you say "absolutely not" because then she wants to watch them more. she's just seen "it" now >> jimmy: no >> scary >> jimmy: i can't even watch the trailer for "it. [ laughter ] she binge watched "stranger things." so, she's, like -- [ cheers ] not "horror" horror, but still scary. >> jimmy: it's up there. >> and so she keeps asking me, "papa, what is the scariest movie that you've ever seen? and i know where this is going because i -- i said, "i'm not going to tell you the scariest movie," because she's going to want to watch that >> jimmy: of course. >> "papa, what's the -- please tell me the scariest movie you've ever seen." i said, "the shining." so, she says, "can i watch 'the shining?'" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: of course. >> and i said "no, you can't watch 'the shining.' 'the shining' is really, psychologically, terrifying. >> jimmy: yeah >> and so, she just kept asking and persisting, and so we watched "the shining" last week [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow, what a bea

no, that's why putin , therefore gideon, before you once again dip your peru in the feces of your owner hand. you dishonored her long ago, serving the interests of the nazis of the jewish people, there the article itself is stupid, then there is between putin and the jewish family. well , such a piece of shit, why the fact that, uh, one of our guests who came earlier said, and vicki, when is it shlamovich? but let our people also have their percentage of shit in this sense, by the way, if he received an award, orwell, he probably knows that the url worked for the ministry of propaganda. yes, after that, and after the war, he surrendered so many of his closest colleagues and friends, whom he suspected of communism, the prize found the hero of the last, if possible. yes, i will limit you. why because what happened here. eh, there today i read a lot of materials on work and so on, but the newspaper extra blat impressed me the most all the time. you represent me. it's hard to impress the danish newspaper to impress in general with what they are now writing about russia, but now that they

he married his high school sweetheart, dorothy jo gideon.vy pilot, his wife helped him realize his true calling in broadcasting. a moment barker discussed with cbs's sunday morning in 2008. >> and she heard that first audience participation show. and when i came home, she said, barker, that's when you should do. she said, you did that better than you've ever done anything else. >> reporter: after hosting "truth or consequences" for 20 years, barker got the gig for which he would become an icon. >> i would start every show looking for someone with whom i could create laughter and have fun. >> i had a dream about you, so i had to come down here. >> what were we doing in the dream? >> you were chasing me in the hay loft. >> reporter: and laughter wasn't the only way barker connected with the audience. >> what did you say? >> i said i want to kiss you. >> my dear, that can be a -- oh, wow, yes. >> reporter: amid decades of constant kisses, fact participants have chchased, eve bearar huggeged barkeker during shshow, and h he tooook i it a smile.e

his children gabriel gideon and lydia were abducted into 1018, i -- in belize in i want to be on 2018. the treadmill with him, we don't want to be here indefinitely. jazmine is here, she is the grandmother of a reunited daughter and they went to considerable lengths, often in direct opposition to the government to return her daughter. john is here and his daughter camille was abducted costa rica. and i am appalled by costa rica's behavior in not only protecting and sanctioning the abductor but creating an environment in which camille has been subjected to further child abuse on top of the abduction. another person his here in his sweet daughter, nikita, who he sometimes has contact with and sometimes not. as i indicated, they are here, and they are a testament to what can happen when parents work to return their children home. but all of us need you, congress, the state department, the justice department and homeland security to live up to what it says on paper in the goldman act and all of the laws that came before that. mr. chairman, i thank you so much. i honor you, and thank you f