so glenn. john glenn was born in cambridge ohio on july 18th, 1921. he was a marine corps fighter pilo wars, world war two and the korean war. he flew a 147 combined missions received 18 air medals and six distinguished flying crosses. he laterpilot at patuxent river naval air station in maryland he helped create, conceive and execute something called project, which i'll tell you about a little bit later. he was one of the first american astronauts part of the mercury ecame the first american to orbit the earth in became the united states senator from the state of ohio, serving four terms and in 2012, he received the presidential medal of freedom from president bar obama. here's a photo of john glenn receiving his medal of freedom. but i want to give a little more background on john glenn's military career orown during the korean war. john glenn enlisted in the navy's v5 aviation cadet program march of 1942. helly in the army air force program, but they didn't call him back in a couple of weeks decided to stop at a navy recruiting station. and so hist

glenn sandler?y defense, he ultimately pleaded guilty to solicitation to commit first-degree murder and trafficking in cocaine. he got 15 years in prison. what do you think about this guy now? >> i don't know what to think because i do not know that glenn sandler. i know the glenn sandler who taught me things about business. cutting edge but i do not know the glenn sandler, the killer glenn sandler. >> did anyone? which is why is one time colleagues are a little guarded when they tell their stories about the man who would kill rather than lose. >> knowing he is capable of that makes him capable of remembering everything he knows after 10 years and wanting revenge. >> do you worry a little -- >> about this? yes. >> why? >> i don't know. hopefully, he comes out being a nice guy. >> but? >> who can say. >> betty sold the house of the aero club and moved away. tragedy would not let her go. neither betty nor glenn. >> he had two sons. one was in jail and one died in a motorcycle accident. his father died

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there you go. >> yeah, glenn as well. we'll see. but glenn i like glenn.as weather across the country and here in the bay area, the temperature outlook, we're looking long range here. may 20th 3rd to may 29th. you can see out toward the west. there's a strong signal that we will have temperatures cooler than average. so that's a possibility over the next few weeks here as we're not talking about any major heat out there as we show you the average temperatures for today, may 15th, you can see the actual highs for today, some areas a little bit below the average, some areas a little bit above the average san jose, the average high 74 there up to 77 degrees this afternoon. here's the satellite where you can see lots of clouds from santa cruz to san francisco out toward the marin headlands. and already some patches really never cleared out toward portions of the bay. and this will kind of ramp up in coverage in the short term. so here's the cloud cover from ocean beach out toward the marin headlands here. and already this patch heading out into the bay. and th

let me let glenn go first. what do you think?rs will assess the evidence by applying their real- world experience and common sense. i always told my jurors that the defense attorney is asking you to check your common sense of the courtroom doors. don't do it. bring it into the jury box. everyone i think is satisfied that donald trump is the one who benefited from these crimes and, you know, michael cohen, it was almost comical when he talked about having to sneak around so his wife did not find out he was taking out a $130,000 home-equity line of credit on their house so he could help donald trump gain an unfair advantage in an election and it is not lost on the jurors that michael cohen actually did this to his detriment, at least in the short term, and donald trump was the one running for office and who one office as a result of this information not coming out. none of that will be lost on the jury. >> a little more of what was said here. i apologize, it has been a long closing. he apologizes for the long closing, joshua steing

like glenn said, he's a credited investor.eresting and timely time, given jamie dimon saying that there will be hell to pay in private credit. david: we asked him about that question and he said -- he was careful to say, listen to jamie dimon, it's always interesting, but he pointed out that jamie dimon is moving into private credit, but also that he has a point, so many are rushing in, it may cause some people come he's not one of them, to be reckless in underwriting. katie: you have to wonder if there are enough deployment opportunities out there. it's interesting, you think about the parish rallying cries around private credit, a lot of that has to do with the massive refinancing ball that we keep hearing about, but we haven't really seen it yet. david: we talked about that. six months ago he said it was coming and it was around the corner. i asked why it hasn't happened. he said in part because of growth. he also said because some of the borrowing costs have come down, there haven't been so many m&a deals or demand for the

john glenn, he was one of them. and they discovered a heart murmur. and deke was not qualified to fly. and yet, deke then took the role as the chief of the astronaut office to all of those years of gemini and apollo. >> for dr. epps, if i may, can you talk about how her mission is helping us get back to the moon specifically? >> well, everything that we do on low earth orbit is in preparation for us to have the understanding and the preparation so that we can go further. and that is what we are starting to do, to go back to the moon. not just for the sake of going to the moon, because we did that a half-century ago, but we are going back to the moon to learn in order to go to mars, just like we are doing things in low earth orbit on the international space station to go further. in addition, we are doing serious science on board the international space station. earlier in the committee hearing , i had testified about things going on on cancer research with the drug he true to and with stem cell research. all of that is going on. and although i don't k

a glenn is showing us the whole. she found her cat baby or took him into the bet and we have x-ray scheduled they found a bullet x-ray images showing that bullet inside the cat. and is the lead. the bone right here. >> that's broken. the injury was discovered last month. glenn initially thought it was from a cat fight at the time. a police report has been filed. >> glenn says her cat was shot somewhere near lincoln avenue and east bayshore road in east palo alto. don't know if it was intentional. i don't know if it was a stray. >> but you know, he has inside needs to be removed. glenn was told baby needs 2 surgeries, one to remove the bullet and the other to repair his leg. >> the vet bill worth over $5,000 and many people do not have an extra $5,000, you know, laying around for their pet as much as they would want. john quinn is a program director for guardian heels, a nonprofit that helps pet owners pay for veterinary care who cannot afford it. we investigated along with showing a number of different hospitals to s

meantime, glenn is keeping baby close by indoors. for him says, you suffering like this. just want to get procedure. operation done. >> any spell police say they do not have information on the suspect at this time. we did post details on that nonprofit helping the cap situation on our website. kron 4 dot com poor kitty. yes, i'm hoping, you know, people can help and see this cat animal lovers. >> people are generous. and hopefully, you know, when you when you figure out the way to do it, people can step in if they the means and help out in that poor little baby. i mean, that's to go through that. thanks for sharing that story to us. thank you. up next, grilled on the hill. how the superintendent of berkeley unified. >> responded to lawmakers looking into claims of antisemitism on campus. >> plus, democratic lawmakers calling on president biden to protect long-term an talk undocumented immigrants. why the group wants the president to streamline pathways to legal status and we're honoring nurses or nurse appreciation week. those storie

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that is glenn fogel of booking holdings.ou a check on the market before i let you go, because it is interesting. you are seeing the bond market give up some of its gains. the two-year yield is still hanging out around that 480 level, or hundred 81 on the day. -- 481 on the day. the s&p 500 is holding onto gains of about 1%, but still down. the nasdaq is about 1.7 percent higher. you can think apple, amgen, and bookings. coming up on blumer technology, i'm going to be speaking with the coinbase ceo, alongside ed ludlow. we are looking forward to that conversation. that does it for bloomberg markets. stick with us. a busy day into the close. big moves in the bond market. ♪ (♪♪) (♪♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.c

host: glenn, thanks for talking about it. i didn't find a picture from 1963 marchs but this from the history channel -- the 1964 march, i did find this in 1963 in birmingham, the children's crusade when the youth of birmingham marched for justice in that picture, the protesters being sprayed with fire hoses against the walls there. that again in 1963. the caller talking about the 1964 marchs. this is lucas in connect, a line for those 25-65. good morning. caller: good morning. so my first protest was actually in new york as a kid, back in 2003 when they wanted to put a cell phone tower antenna on our school, it was high school for me and my friend collin and me and him and my close friends went to protest and eventually we won and the school board and the people who controlled indian point in new york never put it up. host: why didn't you want a cell phone tower? he caller: because it was hard on radiation we found out from the scientists in westchester county back then. host: what have you protested since then? caller: the p

this is a great experience for me, and i dare say, glenn. because, in the house of representatives it seems that far too often housing is a partisan issue. we don't really know why it is a partisan issue. it should be a pretty partisan issue, a pre-political issue, something that is a foundational commitment, that is constituent to who we are, might say it should be something constitutional to who we are. but too often it gets caught up in partisan conflicts and -- conflicts that are unfortunately are destiny for a while here. it is good to be with people that don't see it in party terms and understand what it means to everybody, all of us, regardless of what our particular political philosophy is. so, i thought that i would start on a bipartisan or, multi-partisan note by invoking our last great republican president, abraham lincoln, who spoke of a government of the people, by the people, and for the people. in order to have government of the people, by the people, and for the people we need housing of the people, by the people, and for the

. >> shona glenn is showing us the whole. she found cat baby. she took him to the vet and x-ray showed he had a bullet stuck in there. the injury was discovered last month. glenn initially thought babies limp was may be due to a cat fight out on the streets. but now cat needs 2 surgeries, one to get the bullet out the other to repair the lake. >> many people do not have an extra $5,000, you know, laying around for their pet as much as they would want. >> joan quinn, there is a program director for guardian hills, a nonprofit that helps pet owners pay for vet care. quinn says vet bills have skyrocketed since the pandemic. the nonprofit is helping to raise money to cover some of the bill. in the meantime, glenn is keeping baby indoors. >> the fire in oakland has residents calling for more answers and help from officials that erupted yesterday inside an abandoned building at east 8th street near laney college. neighbors say it has a history of problems and has been an ongoing safety issue for them. no one was injured, but officials say they have re

congressman glenn ivey on the israel-hamas more, aid to israel, and the voters. and the international association of chief of police will johnson talks about national police week. washington journal. join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning on c-span, c-span now, or c-span.org. >> wednesday on c-span the house is back at 10:00 a.m. for general speechesolwed by legislative business at noon. members wi srt the process of considering several police relad bills. on c-span 2 the senate returns at 10:00 to consider the nonation for permanent representatives to the u.n. educational scientific and cultural organization and district nomination for eastern ne york. 10:00 a.m. on c-span 3, stf vacation in the ongoing investigation into the collapse of the k bridge. later, tsa administrator testifies on the agency's operation and 2025 budget request before the house homeland security subcommittee act 2:30 p. eastern. you can also watch on the c-span now or c-span.org.

john glenn is addressing the commons-— john glenn is addressing the commons. , ._ commons.oke _ commons. yesterday the prime minister spoke about _ commons. yesterday the prime minister spoke about the - commons. yesterday the prime l minister spoke about the anguish commons. yesterday the prime - minister spoke about the anguish the infected _ minister spoke about the anguish the infected blood scandal brought to those _ infected blood scandal brought to those impacted by it. iwant infected blood scandal brought to those impacted by it. i want to reiterate — those impacted by it. i want to reiterate his words and apologise again— reiterate his words and apologise again today. i am sorry. the prime minister_ again today. i am sorry. the prime minister also spoke on behalf of the whole _ minister also spoke on behalf of the whole house of our gratitude to sir brian_ whole house of our gratitude to sir brian langstaff and his team for completing his comprehensive report. ithink— completing his comprehensive report. i think seven volumes, 2500 pages, and of— i think seven volu

until then your phone calls with congressman glenn republican from the state of wisconsin.s is joel in michigan, good morning. >> caller: good morning. >> i knew that i apologize. >> first of all your representative the last time he was on i was the last caller might source your archives pretty called me an idiot and said that i should create the constitution. i have two medical degrees. we did not discuss involve the constitution. >> host: was your question today? >> caller: it has again to do with republican hypocrisy. my question is this, mike mccarthy and jim jordan were issued subpoenas. they never responded. now, when they became head of their division or whatever you call it their first words we d will use subpoenas to get what we want. what is the difference? >> congressional subpoenas? >> there is a difference when you subpoena on think and speak for themselves. >> mckinley mill, california dave independent good morning. >> caller: good, morning. just to back up with the congressman said, saw the result of the survey found over only 7% of the faculty members in our

. >> if there's anything we can do to work with you especially at nasa glenn getting the resources or getting the education and familiarizing with how to make it more efficient to get to the next step i would appreciate it and what makes me glad to hear is your acknowledgment of how important nasa glenn is not only to the region but the country and more so the world in the capabilities we have there andi want to thank you for your time. it's been a pleasure to work with all of you and your staff. thank you again and anything we can do in the future to make sure we can continue to evolve and progress in the right way, you have a friend in me so thank you and i yield back. >> thank you. and mr. chairman, if i may, at another example of the deep space communications that we just reestablished with voyager one, which is outside of our solar system approaching interstellar space and it came back to life. lo and behold, we got it. where it's located so far away at the speed of light the transmission takes 22 hours and we just reestablished to that. >> if you don't mind my asking, what cause

and for not only a lawyer who, as glenn said, i agree.not seen a lawyer behave like this on the stand, but to put a finer point on it, this is not just any lawyer . he was also the former deputy chief of the criminal division of the southern district of new york which was my old job and danya perry's old job. so this is somebody who should know better. and to see him act with such disrespect to the judge, rolling his eyes and saying ridiculous absurd -- at one point, he was trying to strike his own answers to questions. he was talking over the judge . it was a lot. and i'm sure that the jury really picked up on it and really didn't like it. now this is what they are thinking about. they are not thinking about michael cohen anymore but this guy who, as glenn said, they will associate with the defense. the defense chose to call him and know he is a witness and they have to deal with the consequences of that. >> there is a certain irony. he discredited himself in his effort to discredit michael cohen. there is a lot packed in there. accordin

. >>> here to break it all down is prosecutor glenn kershner and kristi greenberg, the former deputy chief of the criminal division of the southern district of new york. she was at the courthouse, today. let me start with you, we just heard donna perry's take on her clients testimony, over the last few days. what did you think? anything that she missed there in terms of good or bad moments? >> as donna said, her client has baggage. enough baggage to fill jfk airport but that said, i thought that he did remarkably well. i think people are really concerned about his demeanor, and how he would conduct himself on the stand, he was composed, he was composed at all times, he was respectful, he never got rattled, and he was generally consistent, whether he was answering questions on direct or answering them on cross. i felt like he really owned the moments that he needed to own about prior please and prior conduct. and look to my thought on the whole he was a real juxtaposition, as you mentioned, briefly, to what we saw later today which was robert costello on the stand and really have a to

vern glenn went out rucking. >> 3, 12, miles a hike is not enough. >> what do you do? >> i tell you what i will do right now, turn my microphone on. how about that. that is a letter better. i will start over again. you are pretty loud -- [ laughter ] but i am holding it. [ laughter ] >> this is live tv. >> it is on. so, while you are getting your microphone. i will show you. >> okay. fine. fine. television history, folks. it is a calorie burn? >> absolutely. absolutely. back to the queue card. jules what do you do if 3-5, 12 miles of a hike is just not enough? you can work on your glutes, attack strength, stamina. as the trainer tells us you can do it all if you know how to ruck. >> reporter: every morning, fitness trainer shows up with the urge to ruck. >> you can ruck on a dog walk, in between your kid's baseball games, you can ruck as you are waiting for your kids, ruck with a friend. >> with backpacks, weighted with water, they march, they ruck through some of the most scenic landscapes, burning more calories than they would in a normal hike. so, this, this is ruck

let me ask you also, glenn, how much room is there for the defense to poke holes in the case?, they will attack michael cohen. they will go "scorched earth." at the end of the day, they will offer the jury a reasonable doubt defense which is viable but also kind of the last refuge when you as a defense do not have any unified or coherent theory to offer the jury an alternate theory of what was really going on here. then i think the prosecutors will come back and told them, look, you do not check your common sense at the courtroom doors. you know that this entire corrupt scheme was for the benefit of one person and one person only: donald trump. to gain advantage in a presidential election. he succeeded and that is why these crimes are felonies and not only misdemeanors falsifying business records. >> as we look ahead to the jury records that are not expected to be public until after the closing arguments, but what did you learn from the lawyer negotiations last week about what they might entail? >> yes. jury instructions are obviously an important part in any trial. but when i

also here former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst, glenn kirschner. okay, blayne, so what happens now? >> reporter: chris, basically what this means is that this portion of the georgia election interference case that we thought was over, that we thought was already settled with the judge's decision is not over. it's now just kind of moving on to part two. what this means is that it's going to be going before a panel of appeals court judges. now, i think it's important to point out you showed that dramatic moment when fani willis testified on the stand for the better part of two hours. we heard from nathan wade. we heard all of this kind of bombshell testimony. that's not going to be the case here. this is a much more buttoned up process before the appeals court. each attorney is going to get 15 minutes or so to argue their case. it's not going to be in front of tv cameras as has everything else we've seen in fulton county, though we will get audio from inside, and then the appeals court judges are going to go about their way, make their decision and i

while riker worked for local glenn or glenda, a cheaply that was released in 1953.rom the now cult film director ed wood. the film's main character ars to be a young white man named glenn, who lives in a formidable suburban bungalow. viewers soon learn however that glenn often commutes to a gritty central city fashion peruses makeup, lingerie and women's and where she adopts the name glenda to express a pdescribe trans feminine. glenda story enables documentary style interviews of purported scientists, doctors and police nonconformity. given the popularity of film and representation of queer topics. we could guess that it drew a wide variety viewers. some people may have used glenn or glenda as a source information about their own transgender experience or thosenes. others could have watched it too fashionethemselves as a dissident and, a society that repressed queer culture so others could have got scorning the queer narrative as a freak show. or they could have just walked in, bought some sweet treats and watched glenn or glenda. it was the thing that everyone was

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glenn, thank you as always for coming to the sunday show.up the damage created by the cross- examination of michael cohen? >> oh, yes, they will careen up -- clean up any answers that need to be addressed. they will try to box the witnesses into answering yes or no when we all know in our common experiences sometimes you can answer question fully and accurately with a yes or no answer. so, this is where michael cohen will have the opportunity to explain his answers and i think the prosecutors will certainly, you know, redirect him in a way that makes clear. you know, mr. cohen, you lied a bunch previously. >> yes, i did. >> and you admitted you allied a bunch previously. correct. yes. including under oath. that's true. now, who are you telling those lies for? for whose benefit? well, for donald trump. and how did it work out for you? not so well. i went to prison. now, you said you want to see donald trump be held accountable for his crimes. yes. well, do you think he is more likely to be held accountable for his crimes if you tell this jury

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glenn, you wrote a piece this morning. as mary just said, they're strategy seems to be around michael cohen's credibility. and you've basically argued in your piece that michael cohen admitting to his lies may help with the jury in credibility. right. he did admit to it pretty quickly. and wrote about how you would handle the issue with the phone call which is kind of a big moment during last couple of weeks that cohen may have mixed up in terms. date of the date. >> i agree they will hammer on michael cohen. but the good news is the jurors don't check their common sense at the courtroom door. they bring it into the jury box and the deliberation room and they're going to view the evidence through their sort of common sense lens and i think one thing that will likely resonate with them is the question who benefited from this crime? certainly not michael cohen. he wasn't running for office. he didn't get elected president of the united states. in fact, it sounds like he had to sneak around and hide from his own wife the fact

all without a wet suit. >> yeah, vern glenn got a chance to chat with amy. she must be part fish?> i can't imagine. >> reporter: well, we go back a long time and it was nice she chose me to grant her first television interview. you've heard of the marvel character, ironman. well as we would like to call her, gubie is iron woman. safe to say we put in long hours. but imagine a 10-hour shift and then jumping into the water to swim 17 hours. wait until you get a load or the gallon of her story, which is five years in the making. >> amy, you're my hero. >> oh, you see that? [ laughter ] we haven't even started and your fans rolled by on the bike. >> i love it. >> reporter: amy has a view more people recognizing her these days. >> and did this all start off as kind of a joke, like yeah, i think i could do that? >>

joining me virginia s sagovernor glenn youngkin.iden demanding answers saying "the silence ons immigration status of the individuals involved reiteratesr failure to secure the southern border."n ha any response? >> none, but let's be clear, joe biden has brought the border crisis, literally, to the front gate of quantico marine corps base. >> laura: what were they k doing? trying to drive a box through the gate? >> from what we know or at least reported two jordanian illegal immigrants were driving a box truck through secure gate and luckily they were stopped. >> laura: again, this begs the question, we have millions ofha people in the country illegallyt we have had at least 2 millionmo by official counts, probably a lot more got a ways. we don't know what these people are or their intentions and tens of thousands of chinese nationals coming through the country. a lot of defense experts believe sleeper agents for the ccp. and we are supposed to say,y, isn't this wonderful, diversity, great.o in >> this is the fourth incident in the

welcome, glenn.t me summarize the case for the fbi federal prosecutors can lie to you but you cannot miss recollects fact from a phonecall six months ago. that's my summary of it. >> you know. good evening to you and it's great to be on the show. thank you for having me. you summarize the case perfectly for the evidence is undisputed that congressman fortenberry had no knowledge of illegal campaign contributions. they placed a couple of phonecalls and basically set him up. at the interviews they deliberately set him up for a false statement case. the whole case was about he was very forthcoming about the fund-raiser, what happened to the people involved. this case now is about one tiny characterization of what occurred on that phonecall. that one little detail and let me be clear the phonecall that they placed to him that they recorded occurred nine months before the first interview and almost a year before the real interview in washington d.c.. they of course knew all of the facts. no one was misled

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joining us now, glenn kirschner, former product -- former federal prosecutor.ational security attorney who represents people in the intelligence community. thank you for being here. the judge left the door open for this possibility, but are you surprised the georgia appeals court agreed to hear this given his ruling? >> i really am not, jonathan. this is a unique and perhaps unprecedented case and a somewhat unconventional issue that got litigated. the potential disqualification of fani willis for having a relationship with one of her teammates. it really does not seem to the detriment of the defendants, but it does not surprise me that the georgia court of appeals is interested enough to accept this case for review. the good news, and we are always looking for the silver lining lurking behind the dark, orange cloud. i think the good news is judge mcafee made clear when he granted the motion to have this issue appealed, he said, listen, this is not going to slow me down. i'm going to continue to litigate motions, resolve issues and move in the direction of a tr

pastor glenn germany was with us in the last hour. are his objections about what went down this past sunday inside that church. >> it seemed like, you know, a gun pointed at me, a bullet is coming next. so i'm just trying to get out of the way. the officer who actually dislodged the chamber showed us the bullet and showed us the markings and said this bullet had your name on it. i'm grateful to god. because all it takes is one. and, you know, i would not be with my family today. so i'm definitely grateful to god because he definitely had the upper hand on me because i did not see him coming. i forgave him twice. when i was holding him down i let him know i forgave him because some of the congregation members were upset i had to ask them move away and let me talk to him one-on-one. i let him know i forgave him. at the last point when he was in the car i said i forgive you and love you and my name is glenn germany. i want you to remember my name and any way i can help you i would like to help you. >> ainsley: steve asked him what will y

in the meantime, glenn is going to keep him baby indoors. fire in oakland as residents calling for more help from officials. the fire erupted tuesday inside of an abandoned building. this is east 8th street right near laney college. neighbors say this area has a history of problems and it's been ongoing for them now. nobody was hurt, but officials say they have responded to other fires here in the past. one neighbor who didn't want to go on camera says a lot of people don't feel safe walking outside anymore. >> then things like filing 3, 1, report. we first reached out to nikki passes office are our supervisor for you know, her office pointed us to a few in the city administrator's office. we got connected the police captain for area. and we reached out to everyone and we just got no traction. >> well, he says they've tried working with the owner of the building that there hasn't been any improvement. >> news this morning, the port of oakland, they're going to hold a second hearing today on the proposed name change. >> of the oakland metropo

or they coul some sweet treats and watched glenn or gnda. doing, but it was those sweet tre and not glenda as gender expression that put beatrice ryker oe cover of new york's newspapers in the early fifties to. keep cost to minimum grind. house owners outsource the candy repreneurs to set up concession stands in the grindhousein 1947, jacobs sarnoff became one of those entrepreneurs. bernoff had times to left he buckwalter in the 1930s, the member of the murder inc underworld hit squad and had served prison time for extorting millions of dollars from milk delivery companies during the c+eat. sometime after bernhardt's parole, it appears that he invested in a company called abc vending, which was in the process of taking over small disparate and undercapitalized concession stands in the grind houses and connecting them into a single umbrella organization. but because scores of different companies were selling candy garets dots and charleston chews at the those were the most popular candies of 1953. i learned. constantly to being undercut by n

glenn, thank you for joining us. when we returned, my interview with israeli prime minister benjamin that yahoo. he responds to the icc arrest warrant and who will govern gaza after the war. >>> and later, with court out for the holiday weekend, will trump be able to stick to his strict gag order? my guess, absolutely not. the 11th hour just getting underway on a tuesday night in chicago. chicago. and i realized, my memory was just changing. i did my own research and i decided to give prevagen a try. my memory became much sharper. i remembered more! i've been taking prevagen for four years now. it's a life-changer. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. you know what's brilliant? boring. think about it. boring is the unsung catalyst for bold. what straps bold to a rocket and hurtles it into space? boring does. boring makes vacations happen, early retirements possible, and startups start up. because it's smart, dependable, and steady. all words you want from your bank. for nearly 160 years, pnc bank ha

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let's take you to the house of commons now, where paymaster general john glenn is giving a statement blood scandal. >> the prime minister spoke about the anguish that the infected blood scandal brought to those impacted by it . to those impacted by it. >> i want to reiterate his words and apologise again today. >> i am sorry . and apologise again today. >> i am sorry. the prime minister also spoke on behalf of the whole house of our gratitude to sir brian langstaff and his team for completing his comprehensive report , i think comprehensive report, i think seven volumes, 2500 pages and of our appreciation of all those who came forward as part of the inquiry . it who came forward as part of the inquiry. it was the who came forward as part of the inquiry . it was the greatest inquiry. it was the greatest privilege of my ministerial career to have met over 40 representatives of the infected blood community in cardiff, edinburgh, belfast, berm , edinburgh, belfast, berm, bingham and leeds. as we finalised our response to compensation for this appalling tragedy , the whole community's tra

so glenn, it's in new york. it's how it goes. the prosecution goes last. why is it so difficult for the truth to be able to come out when it comes to this stuff? >> yeah, first of all, as you said, in jurisdictions all around the country, in criminal prosecutions, because the prosecutors have the burden of proving guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, the highest evidentiary burden known to criminal law, the sequence of closing arguments is prosecutors go first, then the defense gives its closing argument, and then again, because the prosecutors have the burden of proof, they get a rebuttal argument. they get to rebutt the arguments made by the defense. donald trump knows this. if he didn't know it, his lawyers told him. this is gaslighting. this is donald trump continuing to try to burn it all down. try to destroy the legitimacy of the institutions of government. why? because the institutions of government better late than never are trying to hold donald trump accountable for just some of his crimes. it's the same reason he rails aga

and glenn havejust taken and glenn have just taken the lead, beth mead with the goal in the first halfand goalkeeper mary earps coming off injured early there. elsewhere: scotland v israel. 3—0 scotland, as they look to go top of their group. republic of ireland v sweden. 0—1 sweden. those two teams are in the england and france group. portugal v northern ireland kicks off in the next 15 mins or so, both sides unbeaten in their group. wales 0—1 ukraine, wales looking to continue their 100% record in the tournament. away from the uk, there's been plenty of action elsewhere. it was goalless between norway and italy. netherlands v finland goalless. spain won in denmark, 2—0. jenni hermoso with the first in their 2—0 victory. well, once those matches come to an end — all eyes will turn to a huge match in men's football on saturday — as borussia dortmund take on real madrid in the champions league final. the german side haven't won the tournament since 1997 — whilst real are going for a record—extending 15th title — and their manager admits his team have an affinity with this competition. t

in february we saw glenn core, one of the major shareholders decide to remove itself or place the operationven prior to the unrest there has been difficulty because the operations they are a notoriously high cost. power prices are high as our labour costs. so that contributes to these operations sitting at the high—end of the coast curve. it was a difficult situation prior to the unrest.— to the unrest. you may be familiar— to the unrest. you may be familiar with _ to the unrest. you may be familiar with formula - to the unrest. you may be familiar with formula 1 - to the unrest. you may be| familiar with formula 1 but another motorsport event, motor —— formula e, makes a return this weekend to china. it's as late as generation are quicker than f1 cars that run on fuel. i spoke to the ceo and asked him about the growth he sees for electric racing. there's two ways of talking about speed. there is a top speed, over200 mph, but where we really benefit is in acceleration. the acceleration of the car, we've just launched in monaco, will get us to 100km an hour injust over 1.8 seconds, which is

want to bring in brooki ing holdings ceo glenn fogel. 76% year over year jump in q1 earnings, with gross books up 10%. rival expedia not doing as well. we'll talk about that as well. i think we're trying to understand where we are in the economy, what is the strength of the consumer and is the yolo economy, is it still going here. >> good morning, andrew. thanks for having me. yolo. here's the thing. travel has always been something people always wanted to do, even before the pandemic. and, of course, pandemic kept people from doing it. when we came out of the pandemic, there was that revenge travel, which has petered out a little bit, we're getting more a normalized travel environment. asia still recovering somewhat, which is why we had nice numbers last night to announce about asia, with a midteens growth over last year. that was more post pandemic benefit. look, people want to travel, we're glad to be able to provide great services to them. >> to the extent that you can -- talking about asia, you can look to different markets, where a

it is glenn who used to be basically punished. i mean, it's a cool, but i think pollution why something is happening because this is not all knowing boys at that point because no, not for a little while or o. this has been caused by some plows. so what was the calls are? it's the full flooding disaster any year to brazil following rains in july, september, and november, that killed 75 people entitled a record breaking heat wave of sweeping across pots of south and in eastern asia. many countries have recorded the hottest april on the record, millions of people in india or bangladesh. the philippines and other countries are still buckling. punishing each temperatures of over 40 degree self shows a force to school close as in some regions. that's $104.00 degrees of fire and nights. authorities are taken precautionary measures to avoid his stroke. as dehydration free mobile showers help beat the he's in manila, they've been supplied by local government officials to residents facing power and water shortages and make the soaring tempe

guest: glenn was a good prosecutor.e need to remember that only 10% of the crimes across this country are prosecuted or handled at the federal level. 90% or handled at the local and state level. so, the defund the police movement bubbling up at the local level through either city councils, county councils, or state, that we know, people are not talking about defunding the police because it is toxic, now being weaponized as if one party is trying to defend the police. the fact is major police departments across this country are suffering. they are down police. philadelphia is down 1300 police officers. our metropolitan police department was, the findings were cut substantially by the city council. they lost 1000 officers since 2020. they are down 500 now. you see that across the country, and that has a route, retention problem, and it is a big problem. host: where is that money being moved to? i know a lot of the argument was, let's move that money to prevention, let's move it to mental health services, things like that.

a little short while ago i spoke with glenn ross, director of planning and rough up. i asked him what israel's plan for a limited scope operation and drop off would mean for people that we don't know we've done this. i mean that you go, we, we, we seen the population orders for about a 100000 people and saw that it will be limits. it is go whether it plays out that way. remains to be see a sponsor early to say, well, we all said we're already seeing people moving people from outside. those vaccination areas are on the move, worried that if they stay any longer, life will become even more unbearable. so the pages that you have on the screen are indeed off the streets of rockers. people pack up and people moving, we go, i mean, you know how people in iraq have many children, but many as you can see on the screen now disabled. so it'll be some people who are able to move or would choose not to. we is the united nations, we as honorably on the waiting list thing, where we are now and tell us all the time, which as i say is outside of the population area. but we're deeply,

glenn, thanks for watching my phone on debbie. my name is steve. i'm on the cottage and i think age secretary, my name is simone sony. this is india is new generation. what else? a dream in the world's most populous country. what did they want to change in the society of contrasts. the indian aids stuff, june 5th, dw parish. a city made with love for people long before cause change the cityscape and threaten the current to.