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harlan, a four-time olympic medalist in fencing at olympics 2008 in beijing the ukrainian woman becamefinish the sports column i say goodbye to you until wednesday but the big air does not say goodbye to you stay with the stress the air will continue vasyl zima thank you very much yevhen yevhen pastukhov told us about sports by the way, the famous billionaire businessman ilon mask of the apostles scandalous vote on the maximum unacceptable for ukraine the terms of the peace agreement with russia, in particular he proposes to give the temporarily occupied crimea to the russian federation well, they have already reacted in the presidential area thank god mykhailo podolyak said that it is better for russia to get out of ukrainian territory and give crimea. well, war criminals should be sent to an international tribunal, in addition to denuclearization of russia so that they demilitarize it so that it no longer threatens anyone, well, eccentric musk. i understand, but somewhere this eccentricity is frankly redundant it's good for him, of course, it's quiet, it's peaceful, it's good, there'

always when i go to the ring, the leader of the national team, olga harlan, has also arrived. i really missed ukraine because of the people it is very emotional for me, mr. mykola is adamant that he is a separatist on the firing lists because he cooperated with the fighters of the aidar battalion. i received text messages saying that we will kill you. won medals of all categories, out of 13 of our female boxers, six managed to win awards in the first final in the weight category up to 52 kg. the ukrainians won by a joint decision, upon hearing the referee's verdict, tetiana spectacularly celebrated her victory and performed the longitudinal splits of tetiana in the weight category up to 54 kilograms. anastasia kovalchuk on the first day of the competition won the title of world champion in the house. during the first round, the matches were stopped twice due to bleeding of the montenegrins , kovalchuk was hit in the nose by the opposition after the first three minutes, the coaches threw out vojkovych white towel thus, kovalchuk won the gold of the european championship ahead o

i own harlan records. harlan records is a pretty simple concept. we are a cocktail bar with a midcentury modern interior design and we have a vintage stereo system that we use to entertain our guests and play music. the stereo system itself is like 60 plus years old. it is a tube amplify non power non boosted analogue speaker system and we were using that old system purposely because we are going for sound clarity and quality opposed to sort of like a club vibe. and, we hope those principals are extended to the dj we will eventually perform in the space. we'll have a dj rule they can only spin vinyl records and i think that is the extent of what i'm here for today is just having performances past 10 p.m. i do want to touch really quickly though on the item that kaitlyn brought up, the last minute contentions that came up today. the manager did speak to the person who complained and the person's main concern is we are nothing like our predecessor. they had outdoor comedians and laser light shows and brass bands and stuff like that going on and we as

it drives me nuts. >> harlan, i think she'll be around a long time because we left a hater.re is an inlet supply what i about her when you hear her voice is it because it's so transparently arrogant? >> i don't know. i think it's grinding because i you're hearing it from someone who had the option to live on a giant royal palace and decided to opt out of that. how much more can you wind? her job was to go like this. this was at the extent of her job. like cabana white turns at letters and the girls of the price is right hold up numbers. listen, demi, it's not that hard . you're and i'm just it's a performance it's not like when they're shooting forest gump. >> that's a good idea. it like open your briefcase, shut up or don't shut up. it's not like gwyneth paltrow's head was in there. anyway that was a box joke. this job list 20 years ago and she still she has to look for anything that could put her in the process of i've been been oppressed as she has to go back to her first modeling gig. it's feel. >> i would like to think throug the application process she wen to get this

this was harlan's vision but is also my vision and should be everyone's vision. a utility of the future goes beyond. in this neighborhood we've fought for environmental justice and fought to breathe. we have the highest rate of asthma and cancer. you mention it, we had it. this building helps to with the three goals. intentionally, we have water conservation. intentionally, we have good quality air inside. intentionally, we are environmentally sound. everything that was not outside is now inside this building. that's what a utility of the future does and we need all of you to hold us to that. not about money, it's about what you need. and then in a family, you say what do we need? then you find the money for the need. you don't say what money do we have first? no. that's not what you do. you prioritize. and that's what we have do. i want to make sure that all of, young people, old people are environmentally conscious in this neighborhood. and that's what this facility can do and that's why it's important to have the educational facility. and we also know that ope

a computer come on and the camera records images that are analyzed using artificial intelligence. harlan to identify potential danger, like a car and sensors measure how far away the obstacles are and saddle to him and his mist. rudolph is testing the invention on his daily walks through regensburg hill from the adult. i'd like obstacles to be flagged well in advance for a pedestrian crossing that's not adapted for the visually impaired. it should tell me if the lights green or red, if i can walk or not to green orders over can, can navigation aids for people with visual impairments is an expanding market tomasz who just finished high school, wanted his device to respond to the challenges posed by road traffic, he built a small computer that uses sensors and a camera to analyze the surroundings in real time. yeah, the color is the cameras, the green ship here. it records 30 image is a 2nd of the road traffic and sends it to the a i system, gets flight up. the system can recognize objects and people and identify whether they're potential obstacles. thomas train the a i system using a data

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have harlan gast, gordon. sure. feeling malaysia. mit torn medea wound of hang the stuff. keep this isn't tough then height to become the in my know vinegar lawn be deep in this via haven't keianna and i can no guns of the water. keena and i can tell spilled desk a bit did here is complet dealings scale? is it complet on don't get assigned to ins. that's fun. luna's counsellor. the coil dead damage because i touch balloon the lunch of the hobby. it's kinda it must be nourished. but why did west germany's political leaders treat east germany's residence as a defeated enemy for providing them office corporal for you? been the social costs through for to be a good bit of political process. they are all going to normally list. yes, it will not allow me of your ear to use the capital of the question for you for your patient. what i'm going to come from of liberally from the other mission. leisha holden, the way i'm going to be putting his uncle and show him you see here what they do not see you, but i still need you. does your name by reason them. so combinations ways new. no,

trip to kyiv, i wonder if anyone joined the wrestler 16 hours away and we are in lviv fencer olga harland to the unfortunately, the motherland is forced to end her performances this year in order to treat her elbow. the famous tennis player lesya tsurenko ended her performances this season early. and you, the unsatisfied marta kostyuk, showed how to treat athletes from aggressor countries after the victory over belarus. marta refused to shake her hand, but touched her racket to opponent's rackets, give the occupier, get a game shirt with players' autographs, basketball club kyiv-basket decided to join the search for the war criminal igor hyrkin and, finally, pavlo korostelev from lviv became this year's world champion in shot put. we congratulate the athletes on the well-deserved gold . we congratulate all our athletes on the well-deserved. as for me, benzema's ballon d'or is something like that. well, it is not entirely correct from a moral point of view, because when benzema was under investigation, he was not allowed to of the french national team, there is no ballon d'or, only he rec

tonight for my show, after i get the makeup off, i have harlan williams, wil legendary comedian drinking guy benson, kat timpf and tyrus. i'm not going to do the greg security footage it will take a while and eat into dana. >> dana: might be better. >> greg: take a look at greg's security footage. you blew it up. check out this little cat burglars in the this when it breaks into the house that there is a security camera. it knows like any burglar knows you have got to disable the camera before you steal things and then what happens? it goes and checks -- gets what he needs and then where is he? come on, come back here. [laughter] this is why i asked in the break. >> dana: what's he do? >> greg: pointless. >> greg: i asked them don't edit it. >> judge jeanine: that's it for us. "special report" is up next. hey, bret, are you there? >> bret: can we help in any way down here? can we do some editing or something? >> judge jeanine: thank you though. >> bret: thanks, judge. >> judge jeanine: bye. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight president biden is

. >>> cyclists tackled san francisco for the third red bul bay climb into harlan and 17 street . is a straight-line sprint up the road. one categor is fixed with only single gear bikes. that is the old-school bike you had as a kid. you can bring any two wheeled bike as long as it is human powered. >> earring is important. you really have to have the right here. i have seen people up on the wrong gear and it is painfu to watch them describe. other than that there is no strategy to it. it is just a fool gas pump at 90 seconds. >> this was jeff's fourth time attending the race. he says have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> welcome back it is 6

we'll s just, you know, we'll gb justice harlan's dissent from plessy, we'll take all consideration of of that stuff out, and we will just sort of, you know, just not worry about sort of the composition of our class. i don't think that's going to happen. i don't think the justices expect that's going to happen. and s' i think that's maybe another way at getting at jeff's point, which is these questions about kind of what they're actually doing given that they are saying that they're complying with, you know, grutter and fisher and the thrust of which is to try try to make things less knewer in call and more holistic. -- numerical. i think the trouble for the court is going to be if they rule against harvard and mc, i think the impulse is for the schools to not stop entirely what they're doing, but just to try to get more holistic and kind of more, you know, sort of even more fuzzy about sort of how this whole process works. and i just, i think that's winning -- that that's going to bother some of the justices from both the standpoint of they're not going to want to put some sort of cla

we are going to grab justice harlan's dissent from plessy, we will take all considerations of that stuff out and not worry about the composition of our class. i don't think that's going to happen. i don't think the justices expect that's going to happen. may be another way of getting at jeff's point, which are these questions about what they are actually doing given they are saying they are complying with router and grants and the thrust of which is to make things less numerical and more holistic. the trouble for the court is going to be if they rule against harvard and north carolina, the impulse is for the school to not stop entirely what they are doing but to get more holistic and more fuzzy about how this whole process works and that's going to bother some of the justices in the back of their mind from the standpoint of they are not going to hunt to put a clarion ruling out there that's going to be overruled in practice and, on the other hand, the fact that this may difficult -- may be difficult to enforce, the waxman's of the world are going to want to use that to portray the proces

the other person that i think we all forget is that roosevelt elevated harlan fixed gellin to be a republican a coolidge appointee to the court, in the 1920s. roosevelt did that in the summer of 1941 as a sort of bipartisan non political move. that is a lost are. that was a great thing for the president to do. >> he was a member of the liberal minority, wasn't he? >> that's correct, he was not one of the four horsemen. >> interestingly, frankfurter actually oppose the court packing plant, right? >> in his private heart, he held his powder and did not do anything publicly. >> roosevelt became very frustrated with frankfurter. we are going to go back in time for a minute and then we are going to come up to the present day. i want to go back to talk about why the supreme court has this power to determine what is constitutional law and what is not. it goes back to the very founding days of the early 1800s with the rather extraordinary legal case of lamar barry versus madison. let's talk about this and why this it laid the foundation of why the supreme court gets the final say >> was that to me we

the other person that i think we all forget is that roosevelt elevated harlan stone to be chief justice. he was already a justice, he was a coolidge appointee in the 1920s, and roosevelt did that in the summer of 1941 as a sort of bipartisan, nonpolitical move. and that's a lost art. that was a great thing that the president -- >> he's a member of the liberal minority though, budget he? >> he was not one of the four horsemen. >> right. and interesting, frankfurter actually opposed the court-packing plan, right? i mean, he was -- >> in his private heart. he held it and did not do anything publicly. >> roosevelt became very frustrated with frankfurter. so we're going to go back this time for a minute, and then we're going to come up to the present day. so i want to go back and talk about why the supreme court has this power to determine what's a constitutional law and what's not. and it really goes back to the very founding days, the early 1800s, with a rather extraordinary legal case of marbury v. madison. and we'll start with you, ralph, talk a little bit about this and why this lays th

vanessa: reverend calvin butts -- the longtime leader of harlan's abyssinian baptist church -- also died decades, butts fought for racial and social justice as the church's senior pastor. he was known for bridging divides and hosted global and national leaders from across the political spectrum. he was 73 years old. still to come on "the newshour"... with the war in ukraine raging on, a former russian diplomat weighs in on putin's ambitions... david brooks and jonathan capehart discuss the upcoming midterms... what baseball fans can expect as the world series kicks off... and much more. >> this is "the pbs newshour" from weta studios in washington, and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: billionaire -- and tesla ceo -- elon musk now owns twitter, after finally completing a $44 billion takeover of the social media platform. within hours, he fired several top executives, and he took the company private today at $54.20 a share. it's raising a number of concerns over misinformation, hate speech and the future of the company. amna nawaz

the other person that i think we all forget is that roosevelt elevated harlan stone to be chief justice. he was already a justice, he was a coolidge appointee in the 1920s, and roosevelt did that in the summer of 1941 as a sort of bipartisan, nonpolitical move. and that's a lost art. that was a great thing that the president -- >> he's a member of the liberal minority though, budget he? >> he was not one of the four horsemen. >> right. and interesting, frankfurter actually opposed the court-packing plan, right? i mean, he was -- >> in his private heart. he held it and did not do anything publicly. >> roosevelt became very frustrated with frankfurter. so we're going to go back this time for a minute, and then we're going to come up to the present day. so i want to go back and talk about why the supreme court has this power to determine what's a constitutional law and what's not. and it really goes back to the very founding days, the early 1800s, with a rather extraordinary legal case of marbury v. madison. and we'll start with you, ralph, talk a little bit about this and why this lays th

the great founders of the modern jazz band, this is a three and six night jazz band out of harlan. three and 72nd came out of washington, d.c.. as i told you the story, perhaps i didn't, they go to france and they play this jazz version. all of a sudden, people look up and say, what is this? the french are looking bewildered. and here it is the marcell a. when they hear that they are plotting glory, and the french have never stopped lighting jazz, and jazz musicians have never stopped liking france. and as du bois right there in the criticism, then he changes his tune. because politicians that people change. he writes later on, as people come back in the war, we returned fighting. we return to fight, we should be victorious. it is falling again for african americans to join together. of course, that's in the midst of the 1919 riots, which i spoke to you about before, where many soldiers who fought the war came home, including washington, d.c., and they're brutally lynched. as he does, the rise of another popular figure comes. marcus garvey, born in queen and, jamaica. an eloquent m

. >> and i love anything by harlan coben. >> i do too. >> he is a master of, you get to the last paragraph about this. >> don't you remember your old days on "gma"? >> a quiz for charlie and he can't remember what he had for breakfast. you'll -- >> it's called spot the plot. i'll give you one line description of a famous mystery novel. you have to guess what it is. ready? >> as ready as we'll ever be. >> a train ride goes sour when someone gets murdered. >> "murder on the orient express." >> up next a woman goes missing and writes an intriguing diary but not everything is as it seems. >> "gone girl." >> you got it. gillian flynn. >> whoa. >> during the cold war a veteran intelligence expert is called out of retirement to get a soviet agent within m-16. >> john le carre. >> between that and clancy. >> is that spy -- >> "tinker tailor soldier spy." >> "tinker tailor soldier spy." >> it's 2 to 3. you beat me when it was all said and done? >> honey. [ laughter ] you got a lot of catching up to do. >> and he honeyed me. >> the enduring -- i said to the panel when we were talking to them, it's a

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