detail: for the holiday you must definitely wear things of some shade of green , best of all, like green jackarge bush or a head of lettuce. fun, what did the stars wear to the famous costume ball, what colors did they choose, what styles did they try on, anna aksyonova about the main trends in the fashion world. good morning, let's start this saturday. with bright colors, the luxury of a riot of imagination, we are talking about the annual charity costume ball, of course, it is called the oscars in the fashion world, this is where you don’t have to be modest, the main thing is to get into the theme, this time the theme is the garden of time, and what should the stars do, just come in creepy roses, oh no, of course , boring, it’s better to have a suit of earth, a tree, a suit of sand, air, swamp mud is also in the theme, and what kind of garden would be without pests, of course, insects, let’s see, well, here it is, a tree, you see for yourself, no guesswork, a tree, as it is yes, but also with a mosquito net, as it were accidentally wrapped around the branches that ran along the entire perim

, for the holiday you must definitely wear things of some shade of green, best of all, like the green jackhing is to get into the topic , this time the theme is sat time, and what should the stars do, just come in creepy roses, but no, of course, it’s boring, it’s better to wear a suit of earth, a tree, a suit of sand, air, swamp mud is also in the theme, and what kind of garden is without pests, of course, without insects, let's see, well, here it is, a tree, you see for yourself, no extravagance, a tree as it is, but also with a mosquito net, as if accidentally wrapped around the branches that ran along the entire perimeter of the outfit, but so what, but the singer lana del rey definitely got into the theme, and gave the veil lana’s ability to keep everyone at a social distance, well done, the critics said, and then they saw the huge fluffy hooves on lana’s legs and quickly tried to develop this. it will also remain a mystery how long it took to vacuum the carpet after singer tayla appeared on it. dress made of sand created a real sensation, look closely, there really are real grains of

, i’m not saying a week ago. you bought it, you bought it personally, yes, this is your jack, this particular greenional information that this jack is not a simple one, but a golden one, and almost in the literal sense of the word, the heavy lifters are understood, drive here, oh, get enough sleep everything in a bag, in a bag. a fifty-tonne vehicle was found in a passenger car a cargo jack, well, unusual for such a vehicle, what aroused suspicion? well, yes, this also aroused suspicion, a decision was made to open it, well, gold bars were found inside a metal rod filled with oil. 16 ingots of yellow metal were hidden in damkrati, they were given away. this metal after applying the reagent shows that no reaction occurred, this indicates that this metal. contains gold, that is, it is gold of approximately 800-850 purity, not came out, the fsb officers no longer doubted that they had found the trace of a criminal community , continued to work, the operatives managed to establish the name of the owner of one of the mines in teve, where... officially handed over part of the gold to the refinery in 2022

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i bought it a week ago, you personally bought it, yes, this is your jack, this particular green one., well, yes, this also aroused suspicion, a decision was made - to open it, well , gold bars were found inside the metal rod, filled with oil. 16 ingots of yellow metal were hidden in the jack; they were sent for examination. this metal after application reagent indicates that no reaction occurred. this indicates that this metal contains gold, that is, it is gold. approximately somewhere around 800, 850 samples, not higher. the fsb officers no longer doubted that they had traced the criminal community and continued to work. the operatives managed to establish the name of the owner of one of the mines in teve, where precious metal was openly stolen and then brought to zabaikalsk. it was alexander shlensky. the mine officially handed over part of the gold to refining in 2022, the mining license expired, during this year, 2022 gold was actually mined illegally. do you know how much gold you gave away? again approximately? well, each batch, each of his batches sent to vasiliev was about 10

i think one consequence that will flow is that jack smith of the supreme court if they give them the green light depending how the immunity case goes out, jack smith will try to push whatever remains of that trial to trial prior to the election and i think judge will help him if she can. speech quick final, kerri? >> i can't imagine becoming a convicted felon, getting my verdict sheet, and looking for what the underlying crime was and it not being there. everyone is talking about this convicted felon this and that when you look to the verdict sheet it listed falsifying business records, he still does not know what the underlying crime was that elevated to a felony in the first place. >> sandra: you've been awesome throughout they give everything you've done for our coverage and we will see you both again very soon. >> thank you. >> sandra: johnny cash mark >> john: live look at the white house, sender, any minute now president biden said to deliver remarks on the middle east. will he comment on the drum guilty verdict? we are standing by for that and we will bring it to you when it happens

including green and her cohorts are the defunding of jack smith's probes, which trump has endorsed. gop infighting six months before the election. it's not a good look. what can you tell us about trump's impact on the talks. >> there's probably no one this the house of representatives who reveres and looks up to trump as much as marjorie taylor greene does. i don't think that donald trump has some sort of a special affinity for mike johnson as much as he doesn't want a distraction as he already has nuch distractions being in the middle of several criminal investigations and a court trial. he doesn't want distractions on capitol hill that could further fracture the republican party. he wants to win, and he sees this as just exactly that, a distraction in his chances to win the presidency. listen, i think there's no doubt that trump has been dispositive, and has helped johnson in this instance by basically telling, if not telling green to back off, certainly not voicing support for the motion to vacate, and mike johnson himself has wrapped himself in donald trump's cloak, so to speak,

green means go. >>> it is an honor nearly 60 years in the making. jack his graduation ceremony while serving in vietnam. from our washington, d.c. station, we have the story. >> reporter: jack milton lived an extraordinary life. a decorated pilot with a 31-year military career. he served in world war ii, korea and vietnam. but there was one thing that's always eluded him. he never got to down tn the cap gown and get his diploma since he was in vietnam. something that the university of maryland had to fix for one of its most distinguished alums. 55 years later the school made it up for milton, giving him the ceremony he's always wanted. >> i thought about it many times, that i was unable to attend my ceremony after all that hard work. and this more than makes up for it. >> reporter: an act of service for a selfless service member. he initially thought the school was hosting a luncheon to mark his 100th birthday, a milestone he reached in august. the surprise was the icing on the cake. >> i feel like this is the finale of a long journey in education. and,

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last year, green suit detective thomas along with the city of jack and hinds county where he was incarcerated detective thomas filed a motion to dismiss the case invoking qualified immunity. that holds that officials including police officers cannot be sued for violating a person's constitutional rights unless they violate, quote, clearly established law. in practical terms, what that means is unless there is another case with identical fact on record, these officials cannot be held accountable. qualified immunity is used often to shield law enforcement from punishment engaging in violent and abusive acts, but now back to desmond green story. the judge called to shut down detective thomas's dismiss -- in doing so, he said her actions violated clearly established law and went on to say that the doctrine itself has, quote, no basis in law. he added that congress's intent to protect citizens from government abuse cannot be overridden by judges who think they know better. as a doctrine, that defies his basic visible qualified immunity is an unconstitutional error. it is past the time for the judi

jack smith. those comments came shortly after greene shared a list of things she was demanding of johnson which includedning order trouble. >> these cases are plain and coordinated and a clear attempt to keep donald trump in the courtroom and off the campaign trail. that is what this is. it's an election interference and borderline criminal conspiracy and the american people see right through it. president trump has done nothing wrong and continues to be the target of endsless will you fare. it has to stop and you'll see the united states congress to get down to the bottom of this. all of these need to be dropped because they are a threat to our entire system. >> later in the day, greene was vague whether she still plans to bring a motion to vacate telling it's up to johnson. brendon bouck is joining us. good to see you this morning. let's talk about the strategy. it seems that marjorie taylor greene has backed off a little bit. to be fair some of her demands aren't feasible. one is no longer to fund ukraine. there is not an ask to do that this year and that money already got through the next congress w

green: the sands opened in 1952. and the ownership group included jack entratter, who had been at the copacabana in new york.as already had big-name entertainers performing here. but entratter had more entertainment connections from the copa. entratter sidney: i'll never forget that night i met jack entratter. he was tall and had prematurely gray hair and beautiful blue eyes. he just had a way of knowing real talent. and if you were booked at the sands, you could work 52 weeks a year. everybody else would book you. announcer: and starring jerry lewis! [ applause ] zoglin: entratter brought a real new york glamour and sophistication and connections that vegas really hadn't quite seen before. he was close with frank sinatra and dean martin, and jerry lewis, nat king cole. ♪ and this great, big world will be divine, little girl ♪ ♪ when you're mine, all mine ♪ zoglin: they were all at the sands, so the sands became known as the premier spot for top-name entertainment. announcer: nowhere else in the world is there such a concentration of famous entertainers. yes, indeed. nighttime is always fun time in las vegas

greene and tim scott and acting on them. and now this is probably mostin -- most inflammatory of all. and what jack smith is concerned about is that will put a target on those law enforcement agents's backs. >> and it is so alarming. and aileen cannon has moments. what can she do here? what are the options should she want to take action? >> well the first option for her to do what the motion asks which is to modify donald trump's condition of release. and i want to pause on that and differentiate that from your standard gag order. because the release that the government is asking here would modify trumps conditions of release such that if he were to violate them, and make some sort of significant imminent and foreseeable threat to the law enforcement involved in this investigation, she could immediately revoke his release and impose conditions that would include putting him in jail or pretrial detention. so the fact that the government is asking to modify the conditions ever release and not just the standard gag order. that is a big deal. and then we have judge cannon who has not been expeditious o

staying on marjorie taylor greene for a minute more, one of the things she called for as she was criticizing speaker johnson before this vote was a vote to special counsel jack smith's office with investigating donald trump. wherever that stand and how much support is there in the republican caucus guest: they just don't have the votes to defund an entire investigation against a former president. host: in terms of who we found out our johnson's biggest critics, obviously marjorie taylor greene leading this, any other surprising votes that join them in their effort last week when they came to trying to out speaker johnson? we could imagine that this is all political and that they needed to go back to this district and say i certainly didn't vote to save this far right republican. it was more democrats who didn't go along with their party leader. host: when is the next time members are going to head home? guest: it is one more week in may that they have an entire week off host: who is probably going to get the most of your full after what happened here? guest: i think nancy mace is in for a tough reelection. many people believe kevin mccarthy is behind her opp

greene's got them both. i think she's a little tougher. she's a little more jacked. >> she's about, what, five, but three, about a deuce and a quarter and back and quartera hs i'm like, got 100, 2050. >> yeah. aoc is shorter she's a little's more saddlebag. yea. so she's lik like whe what, buc. buck 35. mm-hmm. and then the other one, wer 1 don'wet know because wer can't weigh or fake hair or makeup. sos and we'll call her an even 200. so they, they outweigh her.lass >> they outweigh her, but they're not going to our class are because if that's the person that cuts you off ladyraffic, you just let her gn . yeah, that's that one lady. you don't mess with that lady. everyone knows don'ttheverybod s with that lady. >> yeah. so good luck to all of you. can' but this is this is whatlimits you can't even say, term limits because they have been in that long. yeah, but something like i think we don't need voting limitsvoting l. >> this country. who's voting for these people? ,jamie, the sound of these angry must have reminded you ofe your failed marriage. >> i would like th

jack smith suffered a setback for stormy daniels moves her testimony tomorrow. and marjorie taylor greenets booed on the house floor. here on the chaos in his party just weeks after he quit congress. >>> plus, biden versus trump on the economy. why the current president is calling out the former one in wisconsin as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. good evening, once again, i'm stephanie ruhle, and we are now 181 days away from the election. tomorrow stormy daniels will be back on the witness stand to face more cross-examination from trump's defense attorneys. today was an off day for the trial, and trump spent it down in florida before flying back tonight. while the case in new york was quiet, there was plenty of news at trump's other criminal cases. in georgia, an appeals court has granted trump's request and i'll consider disqualifying d.a. fani willis from his election interference case. this decision makes it even less likely that the case goes to trial before the election. it comes a day after special counsel jack smith suffered a very big setback in the classifi

jack smith and fani willis suffer setbacks as stormy daniels resumes her testimony tomorrow than marjorie taylor greene gets booed on the house floor. former republican congressman is here on the chaos in his party. >>> leaving. once again, i am stephanie ruhle. we are now 181 days away from the election. tomorrow, stormy daniels will be back on the witness stand to face more cross-examination from trumps defense attorneys. today was an off day for the trial and trump spent it in florida before flying back tonight and while the case in new york was quiet, there was plenty of news in trumps other criminal cases. in georgia, an appeals court has granted trumps request to now consider disqualifying the a fani willis from his election interference case. this decision makes it even less likely that the case goes to trial before the election. this comes one day after special counsel jack smith suffered a setback in the classified documents case down in florida. judge aileen cannon indefinitely delayed that trial, and today there was a sealed hearing about some of the details in that case. on top of all of th

jack otter. the world economy is slowing down as global government debt levels spike world bank david malpass is sounding the alarm on why it's a major concern. then the buzz around greennergy is getting louder but don't count oil and gas out yet, the expert panel will impact the future of the energy sector and dive into her smart investors to put their money. later the bond king does not like bonds anymore will look what he's buying instead the expert panel and three things investors are to be thinking about right now on the "barron's roundtable" ben levisohn, andrew bary and meghan. the big news the dow cracked 40000 at the close real drama because it was nip and tuck at the very end. last week we asked you why the market was up he was bad news initiate proximate cause this week. >> this week we have bad news without good news for the stock market first we had inflation weaker but also a weakening economy and that was clear from her retail sales number that came in below expectation that was when you got the good news or bad news is good news reaction from the market. >> also cooling overall you saw the gdp number for the first quarter and jobs this is a good sign fo

terrific and thank you for joining us and now rose green for prep federal prosecutor andrew to guess is good have you want this on to special counsel jack smith classified documents case against trump and so many court late on friday evening, special counsel smith admitted to misleading the court that the evidence classified documents seized from mayor a lot of no longer there original and tax form when they told the date yes they were but now they been jumbled and what we supposed to believe here. andrew: i think the classified document case falling part of moses quickly as this new york criminal case is falling apart and there's an array of various failures and fumbles jack smith has recently had to include falsely asserting that certain discovery had been provided in a certain order we are also sing a lot more information the communications that existed back in the day prior to the one the shows jack smith he sees me the government to include the national archives essentially engaged in this negotiation president trump similar to other presidents in the past but the elevated escalated into a criminal referral, much quicker and unnece

green, and a cnbc contributor. first off the block as the serving of ceo of twitter from 2006 to '08, jack dorsey returned in 2015.company, square, now known as block public. he stepped down in 2021, and then dorsey boomeranged in and out of twitter, block shares surged 1,500%. victoria, do you think dorsey's split role made a difference there? >> i do. i do. i love him as ceo. i love his direction, and i feel like he has a lot of confidence in where with he needs to go. he's pushing more into bitcoin, more and more into travnsaction and afterpay, and it's not just services, but it's great company. he's looking into how block train will work in the future and becoming that digital, global banking and i love the direction he's taking it. square is definitely a buy. >> thank you very much. next up here, let's talk about disney. bob iger's successor, only lasting about two years before iger returned in a 2022 effort to renew growth lost during the pandemic. disney shares are up more than 20% since iger retook the helm and he's fended off nelson peltz in a proxy fight. can the magic keep going? >> yes, absolutely. buy

jack smith. and they are also demanding that johnson pass a government funding bill before election day that enacts a 1% spending cut across the board. now, greene originally said she was triggers that motion to vacate this week but hasn't softened her stance to now no deadline. >> we didn't give a specific timeline but it's pretty mortgaged. >> now, we caught up with the speaker today who says he is not negotiating any kind of a deal. he simply discussing ideas. >> look, we're talking through ideas and suggestions. what i do with all members all the time. nothing unusual about. >> ukraine. >> we are talking through a lot of ideas. >> aishah: johnson is framing these talks as normal member conversations. the attention he is giving these three is starting to frustrate others within the conference. >> >> i think the speaker is going to create a revolt if he caters to any one group and threatens with those type of actions. >> we wait to see what the speaker does next. so far no more meetings between these two sides for the rest of the week. bret? >> bret: interest rate optimism fueled mixed results on wall street today. the dow gaining 32. the s&p

. >> but but it is remarkable that jack smith feels the need to ask for this because it's not just trump. >> we've also seen senator ted cruz, marjorie taylor greene, all of these republicans going after and saying it jumps fundraising, saying that they'd authorized for the fbi to assassinate him, right? >> i mean, i'm reading these documents here as you are so i was a judge almost 13 years before that, i was nypd for 30 years so reading this not only as a judge, but as a proud former member of warrant for this is outrageous. i mean, just reading from the document the next day, trump publicly claimed he was just shown reports that crooked joe biden's doj and they're illegal constitution raid marrow lag man well kept, authorized. the fbi, the use deadly, lethal force. trump also sent an email stated that government was authorized in all caps to shoot me. now, i'm thinking this through and i'm obviously drawing the parallel to what judge merchan was just it has been dealing with in the new york trial to protect witnesses and the jury and everybody else involved in this process, though sooner or later? i would imagine in this case, fbi agents are goi

greene still serious about pushing johnson out? because there's some reporting on what her list of demands are so she wouldn't go through the motion to vacate and they include things like defunding the jack. that huge package just got passed. the administration recognizes no more is coming, and who knows who's even speaker next year. >> well, look, last week on wednesday congresswoman greene said she was absolutely going to force a vote on johnson's ouster. this week there's no now doubt about that. she underscored she wanted to put republicans on the record. yesterday greene requests a meeting with the speaker, huddles with him for two hours, and they're going to convene another meeting today, which leads you to believe she's looking for some sort of off-ramp here to not go through this motion to vacate. and there are a few reasons why that would be. "a," it's opposed by a vast majority of the house gop conference including some of her conservative conference. "b," democratic leadership is going to swoop in and protect johnson, so this would blow up in her face on the house floor. and three, former president trump is against this. he's said on a number of occasions he stands with speake

jack smith special counsel cool. >> office. >> that is something that they are asking for as part of those appropriations bills. >> and i mean, look, the reality is that marjorie taylor greene continues to dangle the threat of a motion to vacate against speaker johnson, but i talked to a number of republicans who said that they really don't think johnson should make any concessions, make any promises make any compromises with thomas massey and marjorie taylor greene because they argue that the goalpost could move in the future. >> they also say that it empowers just a small number of members, win the majority of the conference does not have the list of demands that marchal hello, green and thomas massey have. what this is really doing over the course of the last several days is just further revealing how divided the republican party is. and despite the fact that there are so many members in the conference who are united, who are standing behind my johnson, who really want this whole episode to go away. they also are arguing playing that. this is a moment where speaker johnson, they have his back, but they believe that marjorie taylor greene needs to move out. now, speaker j

green and acting on them. now this is probably the most inflammatory of all. actually saying there was an attempted assassination which is completely false and crazy and what jack smith is rightfully concerned about is that is going to put a target on those law enforcement agents backs. >> it is so alarming. lisa, i mean. cannon has had moments where she's kind of exhibited some element of responsibility. other moments when she has not. what can she do here. what are the options should she want to take action? >> the first option for her is to do exactly what the motion asks. which is to modify donald trump's conditions of release. and jen i want to pause on that and differentiate that from your standard gag order. if he were to violate conditions and make some sort of significant imminent and foreseeing threat to the law enforcement involved in this investigation, he could immediately revoke his release and impose conditions that would include putting him in jail, of pretrial intention. the very fact the government is asking to modify the conditions of release and not just a standard gag order, that's a big deal. then again we have judge cannon who has not bee

i enjoy bumping into christine in the gb news green room and we have a very good relationship, she's talking absolute nonsense here. clearly the union jack been highly divisive. i remember going to football games back in the 90s, when it was still a symbol of the bnp and of nationalism, and the un saw it as a symbol of the bnp. >> i mean, of course they used the flag , but the vast majority the flag, but the vast majority of people looking at the union flag never thought, oh, british national party did they? >> come on, matthew, of course, you're much younger than me. >> you wouldn't have been going to football games in the mid 1990s as i was. listen, i'm profound , i am. let me let me profound, i am. let me let me make my point. i am profoundly patriotic. i'm not a nationalist. and there's an important difference . it's not important difference. it's not that i think that we are somehow supreme, but i love my country. i'm deeply proud of it. i would wager a bet, emily, that i've been to more england internationals, football , internationals, football, cricket, rugby than the entire gb news presenting team put together. >> i've been to l

staying on marjorie taylor greene for a minute more, one of the things she called for as she was criticizing speaker johnson before this vote was a vote to special counsel jackmith's office with investigating donald trump. wherever that stand and how much support is there in the republican caucus guest: they just don't have the votes to defund an entire investigation against a former president. host: in terms of who we found out our johnson's biggest critics, obviously marjorie taylor greene leading this, any other surprising votes that join them in their effort last week when they came to trying to out speaker johnson? we could imagine that this is all political and that they needed to go back to this district and say i certainly didn't vote to save this far right republican. it was more democrats who didn't go along with their party leader. host: when is the next time members are going to head home? guest: it is one more week in may that they have an entire week off host: who is probably going to get the most of your full after what happened here? guest: i think nancy mace is in for a tough reelection. many people believe kevin mccarthy is behind her oppon

swinney at the helm, well, the greens are more likely to vote alongside them, you know, and we can look further afield actually let's look at ian blackford and alister jack said john swinney is a man they can work with. >> okay. thank you very much tony mcguire for that update from holyrood. now don't go anywhere because still to come liam halligan talks us through. why the oecd has warned that the uk will be the slowest growing economy in the g7 next year welcome back. it's 344. i'm martin daubney. welcome back. it's 344. i'm martin daubney . this is gb news. martin daubney. this is gb news. now, the organisation for economic cooperation and development. the oecd has warned that high taxes and interest rates will make britain the slowest growing economy in the g7 next year. economists at the paris based institution predict that our gdp will rise by a meagre 0.4% per capita this yeah meagre 0.4% per capita this year. well, forecasters are blaming rapidly rising public spending for holding britain back. i'm now joined in the studio by liam halligan to discuss this. liam, welcome to the studio. always a delight. the last time you were in liam, we were pred

green party knew all about it. we just need to put that on the record , right? >> still to come this morning, our eurovision song contest entry olly alexander says that the union jacktionalistic. does he really deserve to represent us? >> does he not know what a flag is? >> this weekend ? there's one >> this weekend? there's one type of flag. i'm sure he knows what it is. this is britain's newsroom on . gb news. >> 1022 you're with britain's newsroom on gb news. with andrew pierce and bev turner forget where we were, i did, i did. it's so hot in here. >> it could be on with your memory. >> i'm gaslighting. >> i'm gaslighting. >> yeah, we could be on the costa del bravo because it's so hot in here. because it's packed up again. >> right. we are joined by former adviser to boris johnson, lord colville ranger and gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson. thank you both. >> let's talk to the boys first about local elections, actually, because nigel, you and i, we've cut through. >> we've had all the spin thrown us for years and years. you cannotin us for years and years. you cannot in any way say this was anything other than pretty disastrous for the tories. >

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