gregg: yeah. you know, i don't want to say i'm starting over or anything, but it is all under the same umbrella. i never stopped doing remixes and mash-ups and kind of the sound i am known for on those albums. i have continued to work on stuff like that over the years and fine tune that. this is kind of the beginning of the set. christopher: gillis spent three months prepping for his current tour. in addition to his daily duties as a father, he spent each day meticulously working over his 90 minute set, reworking transitions, beats, hand claps, every single second. gregg: here is the organ sample, then the bass sample and i am going to turn off the organ. i love people liking it on different levels. i love people liking it on a very superficial level, that's awesome. like i never thought i'd be able to make anything that, especially coming from the experimental underground, i never thought i could make something that like more than 10 people enjoy. and i think with doing remix and mash ups, i thin

you are a great american. >> you are a great american, as well, as well as gregg.e. thank you so much for joining us this evening. more of this special edition of "hannity" right after the break. ♪ ♪ . which looks better - this... or this? seems clear to me. buy two pairs of glasses for just $69.95 at america's best and they'll throw in an eye exam for free. it's a savings of at least fifty bucks. book an exam online today. >> ♪ ♪ >> pete: welcome back to this special edition of "hannity" on a friday night. that's all the time we have left for tonight. tomorrow morning tune in 6 a.m., fox and friends weekend. we will all be live from alabama. the 500 super speedway. we have a lot of fun saturday and sunday morning. sean is back on monday. we will see you tomorrow morning. >> ♪ ♪ >> i am jason in for laura ingraham on the "the ingraham angle." we begin with tragic news. a texas national guard's man is dead after trying to rescue a female migrant crossing the rio grande. it's been over 12 hours since he dove into the water and never resurfaced. they have to cease div

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thank you all very much, and thank you, secretary page for being here today, and senator gregg. thank you all in your leadership in inspiring reform in education through the no child left behind act. and before this, there was a mission to ensure that every child in america receives an excellent education. today our students, teachers, parents and communities are embracing these new standards with unwavering determination. the no child left behind act provides our schools with unprecedented reform and resources. across america students and schools are providing results, and the reassurance that stand yards and accountability work. as i travel across the country i see the promise of reform in america's schools. i see children excited and ready to learn. i see teachers who are committed to success and principals who refuse to accept failure. we're honored to have several of these very principals here with us today. thank you all very much for believing in the power of reform, and for believing in our children. our children need our continued support. today we have more students in

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the civil suit is proponents of evidence much easier to prove but as gregg said he was in charge ande of safety concerns. and then he didn't interfere with stephanopoulos and tries to distance himself even more by saying he didn't fire the gun but cocked the trigger. ballistics can also toe otherwise. >> sean: one thing to add to this, was an easy executive producer on the set and in charge of all of this? >> derelict of duty. and he was on notice. >> double jeopardy in a way. >> sean: the great points from analysis gregg and pam hear it a lot more "hannity" coming up afterr this. ♪ ♪ >> sean: unfortunately that's all the time we have left this evening. as always, thank you for being with us. thank you for making the show possible. set your dvr. not that complicated. pretty easy to do. never miss an episode of "hannity." we have a lot of news every single day. go to hannity.com for all the news and information throughout the day. in the meantime, let not your hearts be troubled. stay tuned. laura ingraham. "the ingraham angle" is next. >> laura: i am laura ingraham and this is "the i

brad in height and the guardian, gregg, for any long duration of exposure to that kind of tempered job can lead to organ failure. and i still find responsible for the beheadings of a number of hostages has been sentenced to life imprisonment, tennis play with i'm guilty of breaching terms of his 2017 bankruptcy moneys in half now to stay with us in the world. ah, hello there and welcome to the program. i'm laura kyle. a report like global for us watch says the us last a staggering 11100000 hector's of forest last year. wildfires fined by global warming and human activities such as logging and forming a causing are for us to shrink ever further. the losses include in the form and, and have all topical waiting for his last was in brazil. wildfires responsible for under a quarter of that. most of it came from agriculture expansion and milking and was global tropical forest loss, slightly decreased in 2021. but real forests in cold climate. so unprecedented losses. 6.5000000 hector's when last 2 wildfires in russia alone. ah, let's bring in our debts now and in the u. s. state of north car

he was brought into the gregg county jail. >> two detectives questioned brett, he admitted killing feliciaalking about the girl he hit killed and burn several years ago. >> a burn? girl. >> by the way, detectives called hope. >> you are on the way home? >> it must have been good to hear. >> i was driving fast to get back. >> that was -- said if it happened yesterday they left no detail out. >> that's when i went down and grab a rope, but around her neck -- >> she never saw it coming. a rope around her neck. not only took seconds. >> i choked her, she just quit moving. >> he confessed to killing her, but there was something else. >> personally, i don't know her. i think her name was ashley. >> he thought her name was ashley. he wasn't really sure of that >>. just the first name, ashley. maybe. but even if ashley was a real first name, that didn't solve the mystery. he had a confession we still don't know that this person was -- it's not how it's supposed to go. >> despite his confession, burnett pleaded not guilty. justice for a victim still labeled lavender doe in court documents would tak

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sus abogados recientemente presentaron una peticiÓn de indulto ante el gobernador gregg abbott.ron a mariah con melissa. sandoval: ¿durante cuÁnto tiempo estuvo mariah bajo el cuidado del estado? valencia: desde que naciÓ. y melissa nomÁs la tuvo 4 meses. sandoval: segÚn el doctor michael lapÓstata, jefe del departamento de patologÍa de la universidad de texas, el mÉdico forense que declarÓ ante el jurado que mariah habÍa muerto por abuso en 2007, podrÍa haberse equivocado. la autopsia sugiere que la niÑa habrÍa sufrido de coagulaciÓn intravascular diseminada, una condiciÓn que produce gran nÚmero de hematomas luego de un golpe en la cabeza. el golpe que, segÚn su hermano renÉ, mariah sufriÓ 2 dÍas antes de morir. [habla en ingles] sandoval: faltando menos de un mes para la ejecuciÓn, legisladores en texas y lÍderes religiosos se han unido para que el estado acepte la peticiÓn de clemencia. >> este caso es especial porque melissa luciÓ es la Única hispana latina que ha sido sentenciada a la pena de muerte. estamos intentando evitar que ocurra la ejecuciÓn. sandoval: segÚn ellos,

the house has queued up legislation this week to bring back and iteration of the gregg program for ukraine to send american materials to ukraine to help. at the same time, the domestic agenda is mostly stalled. we see parts of build back better coming back and other legislation that democrats want to get across the finish line to show that they can deliver before the midterms. at the same time, there is so much gridlock with the slim majority that the democrats have in the house, the 50-50 senate. ms. mcmorris: we keep talking about how much of biden's key legislation on what he ran for, what has he been able to accomplish? now we have the student online that student loan debt conversation. these are kitchen table issues. after we talk about ukraine, we talk about our current lives, education. these are the issues that are going to play out when it comes down to democrats trying to hold on to whatever they can and republicans trying to take over after the midterms. host: -- if you do not concentrate on these issues plays into what we are going to hear from democrats going forward? mr. wu:

the house has queued up legislation this week to bring back and iteration of the gregg program for ukraine to send american materials to ukraine to help. at the same time, the domestic agenda is mostly stalled. we see parts of build back better coming back and other legislation that democrats want to get across the finish line to show that they can deliver before the midterms. at the same time, there is so much gridlock with the slim majority that the democrats have in the house, the 50-50 senate. ms. mcmorris: we keep talking about how much of biden's key legislation on what he ran for, what has he been able to accomplish? now we have the student online that student loan debt conversation. these are kitchen table issues. after we talk about ukraine, we talk about our current lives, education. these are the issues that are going to play out when it comes down to democrats trying to hold on to whatever they can and republicans trying to take over after the midterms. host: -- if you do not concentrate on these issues plays into what we are going to hear from democrats going forward? mr. wu:

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head coach gregg popovich possibly walking off the court for the final time after 26 seasons.e. >>> seven perfect innings yesterday in his season debut against the twins but pulled after 21 pitches. this was only the second time ever a pitcher went seven perfect innings and got pulled. the other was rich hill, also for the dodgers, in 2016. the bullpen ended up giving up a hit and the 7-0 win. a big debate on social media yesterday, john. i understand kershaw is coming off an elbow injury and it's very early in the season, his first start. i think you have to go out there and just throw it, throw anything, and see if you can get six more outs. >> he has had so many injuries. you would think somebody kidnapped a puppy, the outrage. andy scholes, thank you so much. >>> just in, news about kids and vaccines. a third dose of coronavirus vaccine raises antibody levels against the omicron variant 36 times. the company plans to ask for emergency use authorization in the coming days. dr. sanjay gupta joins us with the latest. >> good morning, john. when they did in children age 5 to 1

senator judd gregg who's a very close friend of mine and my husband joined us and i felt like we were just going through the motions pretending to be normal. when we all knew that normal would never be again what we knew it to be on september 10th. we walked out to express our prayers and our concern for the people of new york and to tell the press that we were postponing the senate education committee briefing. senator greg insisted that we were merely postponing it that we would reschedule because we wouldn't let the terrorist prevail. at that moment larry mcquillan from usa today. ask a question that was on the minds of many americans. he asked. what do you say to the children? what i said then and what i've said in nearly every interview since is that we need to reassure our children that they're safe in their homes and in their schools as i've traveled around the country. i found that children still need to be reassured. when i bet visit classrooms children will settle up to me and whisper. what do you think of what happened? and i'll say i'm sad and they'll nod their heads and s

senator judd gregg who's a very close friend of mine and my husband joined us and i felt like we were just going through the motions pretending to be normal. when we all knew that normal would never be again what we knew it to be on september 10th. we walked out to express our prayers and our concern for the people of new york and to tell the press that we were postponing the senate education committee briefing. senator greg insisted that we were merely postponing it that we would reschedule because we wouldn't let the terrorist prevail. at that moment larry mcquillan from usa today. ask a question that was on the minds of many americans. he asked. what do you say to the children? what i said then and what i've said in nearly every interview since is that we need to reassure our children that they're safe in their homes and in their schools as i've traveled around the country. i found that children still need to be reassured. when i bet visit classrooms children will settle up to me and whisper. what do you think of what happened? and i'll say i'm sad and they'll nod their heads and s

he now, i think gregg jarrett is right, he doesn't have the authority to spend money or cancel studentthout the approval of congress, but he is doing it apparently anyway, and chuck schumer's advocating as the best way to get the economy rolling is to have a massive tax increase, which we played last night on this show. is any of that going to work? >> it's not going to work, but it reminds me of the great margaret thatcher quote that we all heard many times that the problem with socialism is you eventually run out of other people's money. and that is what is happening here. and the reason biden's numbers are in the tank, everyone in politics that runs for office, they all have their sales pitch. you know, sarah has her sales pitch, donald trump had his sales pitch, it was drain the swamp, biden's sales pitch was he was going to be competent and bring peace, and every one of these issues, just like sarah said and what you laid out on gas prices and inflation -- you know, flee inflation alone already this year is $6,000 morr family. the piece on this student debt issue which is so insan

mexican drivers blocked a key bridge near mcallen after texas republican governor gregg abbott orderedctions of all incoming trucks. today, he announced a deal with mexican officials for that one site. >> since nuevo leon has increased its security on its side of the border, the texas department of public safety can return to its previous practice of random searches of vehicles crossing the bridge from nuevo judy: the backups are prompting complaints from business and the white house. but abbott says he will not end inspections at other crossings, until he gets federal assurances about border security. federal agencies issued a joint alert today of a potential plot to spread malware in industrial control systems. they did not name names, but u.s. officials have warned that russia might mount attacks to retaliate for sanctions over ukraine. one cyber-security firm says liquified natural gas and power plants could be targets. former president trump's white house chief of staff mark meadows is off the voter rolls in north carolina and he is under investigation. state officials announced t

the rookie had 18 points off the bench is steve kerr shakes hands with his mentor, gregg popovich.up on the mavericks are 3rd in the western conference. final game of the season tomorrow in new orleans. now, if they win that or if the mavericks lose seeing it. >> major league baseball back today. giants hosting the marlins before the game. brandon crawford received his 4th gold glove award. carlos from making his giants debut. he was dominant with close to 100 miles per hour velocity. he struck out 12 batters in 5 innings. they stopped the 7, 1, one to sanchez singles. that's off reliever jake mcgee. and then the go ahead. run comes into score. so it's 2 one marlins. bottom of the 9th same score, a runner on for crawford. got some power, but he grounds in to the double play. close at first. but he is out. giants lose 2 to one. the bright spot, however, road on their prized off-season acquisition was just as good as advertised in his debut. it is in philly trying to bounce back from an opening day loss. bottom of the first nick takes cole irvin deep to center and gone for 2 run home

litigator gregg williams, who would be the only judge of color serving on the district of delaware.orney nancy muld nadeau, who would be the first hispanic judge to serve in the state of illinois. this is president biden's 16th round of nominees for federal positions, bringing the number of announced federal judges, judicial nominees, i should say, to 90. in all, 72% of biden's picks for judges have been women. 30%, black, 21% hispanic, 19% asian american. and importantly, biden's judicial nominees have brought a diversity of experience to the bench, with the president nominating everyone from public defenders, civil rights attorneys, and non-profit lawyers to the bench. we'll be right back. and non-pr lawyers to the bench we'll be right back. said an eyp that may help you see up close. i did. it's an innovative way to... so, wait. i don't always have to wear reading glasses? yeah! vuity™ helps you see up close. so, i can see up close with just my eyes? uh-huh. with one drop in each eye, once daily. in focus? yep. [laughs] like, really? really. vuity™ is a prescription eye drop to h

the rookie had 18 points off the bench and steve kerr shaking hands with his mentor, gregg popovich.0 to 94. so they remain a game up on the mavericks were 3rd in the western conference with the final game of the season tomorrow in new orleans. if the warriors win it, or if the mavericks lose tomorrow could stop 3 c d. major league baseball giants hosting the marlins before the game. brandon crawford received his 4th gold glove award. meanwhile, carlos road on to making his giants debut. he was dominance that close to 100 miles per hour velocity. he struck out 12 batters 5 innings. top of the 7, 1, one score. jesus sanchez singled off reliever jake mcgee. the go ahead. run comes into score 2 to one marlins. bottom of the 9th now, same score. runner on for crawford. but he grounds into the 3, 6, 3, double play. it's close to first, but he is out. giants lose 2 to one of the bright spot. however, word on their prized off-season acquisition was as good as advertised in his with the a's in philly trying to bounce back from an opening day loss. bottom of the first nick castellanos. takes

well, there was so much there, gregg and the word demographic threw me for i'm sorry. i thought you were talking about the demographic party versus the republican party now anyway. i think the secret to happiness and we all know it is forgetfulness. it's forgetting who hurt us . it's forgetting our suffering. it's forgetting, you know, how boring and tedious and sometimes painful is an old people are great at forgetting stuff. yeah, that's why biden so happy. yeah, exactly. exactly. he's pathologically forgetful. well, you know, they call oxytocin oxytocin the love hormone. and i sort of thought that this whole story was anhe excuse to explain why joe biden is always kissing little girls. you know, he's got the lovegi hormone. he can't help itrl. ov >>e i don't know. i again, your suspicion pollutes every topic well, because the rest of you have turned into trusting pools of oxy. how dare you, mr. kernen? i say things that somebody hase to keep it sharp and combative. thank you . paranoid i think i've ever been. we need some stability around here. >>ro i'm glad you're

all the rookie had 18 points off the bench and steve kerr shakes hands with his mentor, gregg popovichgame up on the mavericks for 3rd in the western conference with the final game of the season tomorrow in new orleans. and if they win it, or if the mavericks lose the crazy before. >> major league baseball back in action today. giants hosting the marlins before the game. brandon crawford received his 4th gold glove award. carlos for don making his giants debut. he was dominant with close to 100 miles per hour. velocity. he struck out 12 batters in 5 innings. top of the 7th now 1, one score. jesus sanchez singles off reliever jake mcgee. understand the go ahead. run comes into score to one marlins. bottom of the night now, same a runner on for crawford. but he grounds in to the double play. it's close to first, but he is out and the giants lose 2 to one. the bright spot, however, road on their prized off-season acquisition was every bit as good as advertised in his debut the a's in philly today trying to bounce back from their opening day, lost their bottom of the first nick castellanos

mexican drivers blocked a key bridge near mcallen after texas republican governor gregg abbott orderednspections of all incoming trucks. today, he announced a deal with mexican officials for that one site. gov. abbott: since nuevo leon has increased its security on its side of the borderthe texas department of public saty can return to its previous practice of random searches of vehicles crossing the bridge from nuevo leon. vanessa: the backups are prompting complaints from businesses and the white house. but abbott says he will not end inspections at other crossings, until he gets federal assurances about border security. severe flooding in south africa's durban area has taken over 300 lives. south african president cyril ramaphosa said several days of rain caused a catastrophe of enormous proportions. officials expect the death toll to rise. u.s. federalgencies issued a joint alert today of a potential plot to spread malware in industrial control systems. one cyber-security firm says liquified natural gas and power plants could be targets. former president trump's white house chief o

he looked old gregg. thank you. and he got some like this, and he take him the car. and now we are here and then god with don't have been something to us. he says he recognized james from an alert he got on his phone. police say there has been tighter security around what is the nation's largest subway system since the attack? back here at home. ktvu has now learned that the santa clara vita will pay retirement benefits to the families of workers killed in a mass shooting. almost a year ago, the vt. a board of directors voted to split $4.9 million in retirement benefits among 10 families. who lost loved ones in the shooting last may at the guadalupe railyard that includes the family of one worker who died by suicide. after the tragedy, the agency will pay out $3000 a month or more for each of the victims, qualified family members. the ukrainian military says it hit and damaged the flagship of russia's black sea fleet with missiles overnight. meantime, russian forces are increasing their attacks on cities. in the eastern part of the country. griff jenkins has the stor

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and judd gregg who's a former governor and senator from the state of. >> announcer: new hampshire.inking we should impose government controls >> absolutely not. if you look at the inflation in the 1980sing a lot of people thought it started with price controls in the '70s if what you want is more food demand to feed a hungry world, more oil production -- more oil and food production, this is the most counter productive way to make that happen i would point out something you and i have talked about. when you look at what oil producers are telling you, they need to sustain price around $100 a barrel to make that kind of investment in american production so if you cap it, you're going to to have a huge energy crisis, and i believe an energy shortage. >> judd, i know how you feel about this i don't know why we called this a debate this idea is kind of floating around at this point there are some people bringing up the idea of price controls. did they not remember what happened in the 1970s? >> this administration and folks like bernie sanders and folks at "new york times" are totally d

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the house has queued up legislation this week to bring back and iteration of the gregg leakes program ukraine to send american materials to ukraine to help. at the same time, the domestic agenda is mostly stalled. we see parts of build back better coming back and other legislation that democrats want to get across the finish line to show that they can deliver before the midterms. at the same time, there is so much gridlock with the slim majority that the democrats have in the house, the 50-50 senate. ms. mcmorris: we keep talking about how much of biden's key legislation on what he ran for, what has he been able to accomplish? now we have the student online that student loan debt conversation. these are kitchen table issues. after we talk about ukraine, we talk about our current lives, education. these are the issues that are going to play out when it comes down to democrats trying to hold on to whatever they can and republicans swing up to echo her the midterms. host: -- if you do not concentrate on these issues plays into what we are going to hear from democrats going forward? mr. w

he looked old gregg. thank you. and he got, um like this, and he take him the car.s he recognized the face of frank james from an emergency alert on his cell phone. okay fivethirtyeight time back over to steve. back here in the bay area. we're getting some rain. we are indeed. especially north. not so much south, but we're going to go out into the western pacific and take a look at something here. it's a typhoon. it is weakening because i believe it's how you said if not, you can let me know. but be nice. that's all. as it moves north. now again, you're you know, it's just the west southwest of japan, but as it moves north and moves into colder waters and starts to weaken, what's that have to do with us? well, look at the airflow across the pacific. some of that could get caun't play ur whether it could. it could doesn't mean it will, but it's something to watch here. and if that's the case, i think 21st 22nd could be a system to keep an eye on here. there's some signs that that could be a pretty good one week from today. still some rain up to the north. the heavier