harold? shareholder harold who is shirley?e. >> greg: would need it but dig it out. >> sandra: chunky has got it going on. >> greg: you are all wrong the winner is papaya the sloth. he will receive a first class round trip to harold's house. [laughter] >> sandra: harold, go? >> harold: on that beautiful note, incredible video captured. you can only see in this new york city. super sonic concord floating down the hudson river. fastest commercial aircraft to ever fly. making the journey back to the intrepid museum via barge after ongoing months of restoration. what unbelievable plane that thing. i don't know if i could have ever flown on it. >> greg: safest way to fly right there. [laughter] >> judge jeanine: they couldn't fly it back? >> sandra: it doesn't fly anymore. judge? >> judge jeanine: this rescue dog will only eat if he gets a kiss on the forehead. he waits. once he gets a kiss on the forehead, he eats. you would think we would see it a couple times. >> see, gets a kiss and then he eats. okay. he waits, gets a kiss and

not workers, harold.greg: harold, there is a compromise here between this. i agree with you. i would like seeing the national guard there, but they should not be checking bags. it's a simple thing. don't check the bag. check the people. >> jesse: he wants the men in uniform. >> greg: i do like them in uniform. >> jeanine: to defend people on a moving subway car. now all of a sudden -- >> greg: military. >> jesse: put pennies in the subway. >> harold: analyze and see if crime drops in the subways and then maybe we can view this a little differently, or maybe not. coming up, a $24 burger. social media is blowing up over a pricey five guys receipt. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: the state of the economy is inflated. joe biden will do his best to spin the issue that has done a number on america's public books but first he will have to do ba4 burger. the five guys receipt ripping up social media, sparking outrage after a guy paid $24 for just your average bacon cheeseburger, small fries, and soda. judge jeanine, i know you

harold ford jr.sse watters, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ so, are you ready for the sequel? donald trump dominating and super tuesday states and setting the stage for a long anticipated 2024 rematch against president biden. spirits closest rival nikki haley bowing out of the race after losing every state but wants, that was vermont yes. she is refusing to directly endorse the former president right now, she says it is up to him to win over her supporters. listen here. >> the time has now come to suspend my campaign. it is now up to donald trump to earn the votes of those in our party and beyond it who did not support him. and i hope he does that. at its best, politics is about bringing people into your cause, not turning them away. and our conservative cause badly needs more people. this is now his time for choosing. >> dana: and trump seems to be taking her up on that suggestion. he is inviting haley supporters to "join the greatest movement in the history of o

>> harold: they missed it.ney, president bush. >> greg: i didn't give anybody a dime. >> dana: guess what, you did. >> greg: i stand corrected, jesse. are you going to get barbecue on your show? [laughter] >> jesse: yes. >> greg: there you go. >> jesse: the assassination was very suspicious. there were multiple dea informants and fbi informants indicted for being a part of the assassination plot. they pinned it on the wife. maybe she did, maybe she didn't. i don't know. but it looks sketchy and then so you have a failed state, the guys out of the country, they are going to have to come in with all of this cash and there is going to be some really rough guys that are going to have to go in there and hand cash out and just calm things out, pay off the gangs, and that eventually you are going to have a free and fair election, which no one is going to believe, so we are going to have to prop up some guy that is probably going to take some orders from the united states, but it never needed to get this bad. the worst

hit it, harold. >> harold: eddy van halen wolfgang van halen partnered with mr.ause kids can't buy instruments. thank him for all he gave us and thank him for knowing when kids are in school kids better in class. >> we have joe devito, michelle tafoya and kat timpf. tyrus is back. let's do this, greg's fox news. all right. we're going to go to the richmond wildlife center we have people there check this out. we have a staff who dones box masks and rubber gloves to feed their baby foxes. so they -- before they get reintroduced back into the wild. [laughter] >> jesse: what am i looking at? screen jean are you kidding? this is not a joke. >> greg: this is what cavuto wears when he leaves. >> judge jeanine: so the baby feels better that some really a fox. >> dana: probably having nightmares now. >> jesse: $2 and a dream. do you know what the mega millions jackpot is? $800 million so do you know what i did? i went out and sent johnny. i didn't go out and i got us tickets. >> judge jeanine: are these for this week or last week? >> jesse: friday they are going to call i

>> harold: i don't know.ning of last week about the impact that some of the transgender stuff as on issues and what we are teaching or talking about with kids in that study showed that it was having an impact, negative impact. we are seeing from a study like this. i don't know. but i do know: i hope -- i know we all hope we don't find some way did not want to learn about other people, about other religions, other races, history of makes us unsettled. because we think that it's going to make us unhappy or anxious. somethings will make you unhappy. somethings will make you disagreeable but hopefully at the end of the day like a big family learn to come back on the table and laugh and smile and get on with it. there's no doubt -- i don't know if the whole ideology makes people this. maybe the things that are causing people to want to learn more try to correct things more may make them feel this way. >> judge jeanine: all right, jesse. one of the truisms of woke people was that university reading list should incl

harold: we need the tangible examples. if you see some real tangible examples of you're talking about $4 trillion changing and impacting front line communities they have to see it. or it will become a false solution that they don't believe. threw are some best practices people don't know and hadn't heard and hadn't seen and if they only see how these investments are really reversing the impacts in these communities, creating real jobs and changing the faces of the communities, with the communities really driving as major stakeholders in the process. this is what people need to see. help you can create that movement to hopefully, we can't do anything about the votes where folks look to find out if they have a speaker or not but in 2024, i hope people are pissed off enough we can change in that 2024 cycle, especially for this administration and others to make sure we don't have to keep going through the crap we're seeing now on the hill. navin: anything in your perspective, jane, in building momentum? jane: kid only build on

edith, who was harold's high school sweetheart. it is truly been my privilege to get to know both harold and during my time on the lincoln forum board. and finally, let me introduce your moderator. certainly not last, but certainly not least. i'm delighted to introduce as your moderator for this panel discussion my friend aaron carlson, mass. i first got to know aaron during tenure as the executive director of president lincoln's cottage in washington, d.c., where she spearheaded an innovative approach to the site as both a center of lincoln history and a venue which to examine issues relevant to both lincoln's time and our own. under aaron's leadership, the cottage became less of a museum of objects and more of a museum of ideas rooted in the place in which they took shape. president lincoln's cottage received awards for excellence during aaron's tenure, including a presidential medal. its international students opposing program. 50 great places to work in washington d.c. and the best museum off of the mall for four years in a row

when harold terrance returns to normandy this june to celebrate france's liberation from the nazis, he and his girlfriend jean swerlin will say their vows. >> she is one of the most magnificent women i've ever known in my entire life. >> the couple has been dating since 2021 when they met thanks to his grandkids. >> being in love is not just for the young. we get butterflies just like everybody else. >> juju: we're guessing harold and jean's wed willing include plenty of dancing. and we toast the happy couple. that's "nightline." you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we'll see discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm lowering my risk. adults lost up to 14 pounds. i lost some weight. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't tak

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. >> jesse: harold ford junior. >> the commentators at msnbc were wrong.n.ll sometimes you tell a joke or say something and you may not have meant to say it. it might have been the momentum. you have to come back. i think the west virginia thingt there was some humor to that but there's not humor when you say this isn't a real issue.rs this is something voters all a across the country are feeling regardless of the state they may live. whether you think border statese because they are on the southern border, should be the only onesa dealing with this, you can'talk tell voters that. we talk about the economic data, even some of the crime data suggesting that violent crime id coming down across the country, even in new york but i can tell you, my wife and i don't feely any safer than we did six months ago even though the numbers suggest. if you run on data and not people's feelings, you are going to lose. the same is true with the economy and economic factors impacting every day families. the foremost issue on the minds of voters regard this of where they liv

harold, thank you very much indeed. guy philip _ longer. harold, thank you very much indeed.. guy philip is a former police officer, a former rebel leader who is basically vying for control, he is not a gang leader, just to clarify. some women might pay to freeze their eggs after being misled about their chances of having a baby, according to a fertility charity. more and more women are choosing to freeze their eggs but bbc analysis has found dozens of clinics offering the services privately might have breached advertising guidelines which says they must not give false or misleading information. there's a story behind every egg freezing. maybe it is a bit of a lifeline for me, i don't know. there's been a boom in women freezing their eggs for nonmedical reasons. i can't afford it, but i see it as an investment in my future. you can keep making money, but you can't keep making eggs. i did feel at times like a patient, and then at other times you do feel a bit like a customer. eggs are retrieved at a younger, more fertile point, then frozen and stored. but there's no guarantee

this is why harold a said family.s in their family. so they treated more sensitively, no, i'm saying t this, that it outgrowths the democratic liberal party, sifted treated more sensitively and personally than the rest of us do. it's interesting in this study, it affects a woman over men by a factor of 7-1. know what else significant he impairs a woman more than amend? self-harm. >>> this is an expression of self-harm, when you look at everything that is done in you look at the mugshots and you look at the physicality and we people do to themselves, no question, this is self-harm marriage to politics. oleh talk talk about the race thing because i think spitting groups into oppressive versus oppressed is also causing a lot of harm. if i feel i'm an oppressor, i'm gonna feel miserable. if you feel you are oppressed, you will retreat into victimhood and anger which crates and happiness. and this is a solution for my experience, i was unemployed for a year when i was 24, always living at home, snl 1000 resumes. it was bru

harold?d: my kids are 10 andi' 9 and i'm try to figure out a manager. >> greg: i could see it in your face when you said it exactly taking up a lot of your mental energy that explains aat lot honestly. judge?ow w >> judge jeanine: when there's too many of 1 thing let's say everybody has a bag with alan v' onve it i see so much louis vuitton i don't want to see anymore. >> greg: it's like whatry everybody started wearinbogg trucketrr hats. you don't want to wear itan anymore you just stop.te, pete what is 1 thing that was rude when it became popular?it was it you before a lot of people do become ruined when they become popular. >> greg: i wouldn't know that. spieth for charlie sheen.o >> we need to prevent ourselves from becoming ruinous is there anything else? >> i can't think of anything so i might pacify had some thing i would give it to you. something my kids to ensure.hing >> i was going to say the hamptons right.e tell me about it. so popular and lee take thee private copter on the west

harold? >> we need tangible examples. if you see real tangible examples. $4 trillion changing and impacting frontline communities, they have got to see it. if they do not, it will be a false solution we do not believe. there are enough projects out there right now. best practices people have not heard or seen and if they only see of these investments are reversing the impacts in these communities, creating real jobs and changing the faces of the community, the community driving as major stakeholders in the process. it's what people need to see. then create the movement. we can't do anything the folks trying to find out if they've got a speaker. 2024, hope folks are pieced off enough that we can change in that 2024 cycle, especially for this administration and others to make sure we don't have to go through this that we are seeing now on the hill. >> anything in your perspective, jane, and how to build momentum? >> i can only build a what harold said. we are trying to accelerate to show demonstrable results in terms of job

thank you so much for talking to us, harold and - for talking to us, harold and independentjournalists haiti. thank you for being with us on bbc news. thanks for havin: with us on bbc news. thanks for having me- _ earlier on monday, before the resignation, us secretary of state antony blinken announced $133 million to haiti. the aid includes $100 million to support an international security force bringing the us�*s contribution to $300 million. it also includes a separate $33 million in humaniatarian assistance. mr blinken says a multinational security force is needed to stablize the country. what we've seen in recent days again should remind us that the already—challenging and difficult security situation has now deteriorated even further, and makes the multinational support mission even more important than ever. now, all of us know that only the haitian people can, and only the haitian people should determine their own future. our central american correspondent, will grant has more. haiti is in freefall towards total anarchy. the past few days have seen a relentless escalation of vio

>> harold: maybe.d they wished that neither of these guys were the choices that the country was going to be confronted with. if you see that kind of polling in either campaign. you go for the jugular, i wish we could get back to campaigns you tried to understand the fears and concerns of americans. try to provide inspired leadership and in the process you may to after the jugular every once in a while the campaign was bigger than that i will be looking to see what martha and bill said in your lead-in about the speech. does the speech not only try to go after nikki haley, but how do you begin to speak to the country? how do you begin to speak to those independents? we have to remember the last two elections where people voted, democrats did pretty well. they didn't lose as bad in '22. they held onto the senate. >> bret: are you surprised by the polls now? these recent polls, the string of them has really been quite something to watch. >> harold: this race the country is divided. about a million voters s

harold, from north carolina and claudia from texas. harold, the delegate count 993 for donald trump and nikki haley 83. magic number is 1215. how do you feel about how things are shaping up and who did you vote for yesterday? >> i voted for donald trump. i think mrs. haley should get out of the race and us all get behind donald trump. >> carley: why do you support the former president? >> four years ago, thins were cheaper, car insurance, tickets to the theater, gasoline, clothing, it was cheaper. i vote for policy, not personality. >> carley: gas prices around the country are ticking up, so that is going to be top of conversation to follow in the weeks ahead. claudia, you are in texas, 15% of voters are hispanic voters, that is high and according to latest sienna poll trump is beating biden 46 to 40. biden campaign must be losing their mind about this. what is the current president doing wrong and the former president doing right? >> coming from a former town, in el paso, we are a city and state of immigrant and nation of immigrants,

for more on this story, let's bring in journalist harold, isaac in port au prince. hate t. thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us. we have the resignation here of arial hungry. do you think the immediate response to this will will be to help restore order within 80? well, it's still early to, to say me, it's um, uh right after 2 o'clock in the morning here. and the news got here rather late all day. it was expected that it would happen sometime tonight, so we're still expecting reactions, but it's, it is unclear. and what is the security situation like in the immediate hours after this announcement of his resignation? well, after the wave of violence that swept through the city last week, we had a bit of a reprieve for the past over 36 hours where folks were able to resupply and some fuel was allowed to come out of the terminals. so, um, it is a very fragile situation, honestly here, and we don't know how to gainesville react to nearly 2 elements. the new uh, the news of the the resignation apartments are e and the news of the new presidential council that w

[♪♪] [♪♪] >>> hello everyone, i'm judge jeanine along with harold ford junior.aters, dana perino and greg got filled. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. [♪♪] [♪♪] >>> it's game on. joe biden aunt donald trump have both locked down their party's nominations,'s heading america up for the first presidential rematch in nearly 70 years. but joe biden should not expect smooth sailing to reelection. uncommitted voters are still racking up double-digit support in several states and old yeller has still see note state of the union pole bump in his approval rating. making matters worse for the president, democrats are losing their longtime advantage with black and hispanic voters with support shrinking towards -- to it's lowest point in more than 60 years. so maybe that is why joe biden is leaning heavy on racial diversity in this new campaign video. >> president joe biden: are you ready to defend democracy? are you ready to protect our freedoms? are you ready to win this election? >> and former president trump is ready to rumble after locking up the nominat

it's getting on for 100 years now since vita and harold started work on this garden, him creating theng it with her profusion of planting, creating the individual rooms which we can still wander around today. it's from the air that you can see those rooms most clearly. and what goes into them is the result of careful research they wrote letters to each other, perhaps with even shopping lists of what they have seen at a plant fair that they might like to plant in the garden. so we often draw upon our knowledge from that research. in a few weeks, the whole garden will be overflowing with colour. te flowers compete to catch your eye. for now, every glimpse of a new bud emerging repays ourfaith. summer, howeverslowly, is on the way. is at the weather for daffodils? now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello there. well, at this time of year, with light winds and some sunshine, we can get some spring warmth. and that's what we had yesterday. warmest day of the year so far, just shy of 19 degrees in surrey. and it wasn't a bad start today. and surrey is probably one of

isaac joins us from the haitian capital pulse department. harold has the news of the prime minister's impending resignation, had any effect on the violence, as well. maybe not as much of the facts as was expected in the 1st hours we've been uh, pretty much having a bit of a reprise, in terms of uh, the unabated violence that has waged over the cd for the past 2 weeks. and people won't be able to resupply, and there's been some oral distribution from the terminal and from the ports. right. and what all the gains saying about this next stage. now that the prime minister is expected to step down. so there's been some reaction, but really not to the proportion that we've seen so far. we must say that right now everybody is kind of expecting a nomination of individuals that will be in the new structure that is uh agreed upon to take the lead after our re, which is a presidential college of sorts that will have 7 members from various different parties that will be leading the country for the coming uh for the, for until the elections and until security is, or it was or establish the guns, t

this harold is that it's good to have you with us here in dw news. if you could just 1st bring us up to speed on the security situation around where you are. well, it's a bit of a tense night as several neighborhoods are reporting acts of violence that are resuming after an intense 2 weeks and a little bit of a reprieve in the beginning of the week. i certainly thought clear how the night will unfold as the political situation remains complicated and that there is no clear path for it. especially with regards to the counsel of presidents that we're expecting to have any time soon. i want to touch on the situation on the trends as will counseling the moment, but there's also being some movement on the diplomatic front who has left and who's still that. so various diplomatic representations have decided to curtail their presence in haiti reduce the their footprint as they can be stated. and that includes the, the canadian representation of the french i have reported um, uh, reducing activities. um the last time i've, i've transferred the person now in

i spoke earlier to journalist harold's isaac in the haitian capital of port au prince. here's his assessments of the security situation on the ground. well, after the wave of violence that swept through the city last week, we had a bit of a reprieve for the past over 36 hours where folks were able to resupply and some fuel was allowed to come out of terminals. so, um, it is a very fragile situation, honestly here, and we don't know how to gainesville react to nearly 2 elements. the new uh, the news of the the resignation apartments already. and the news of the new presidential council that will leave the country. tell us more about this new presidential council. uh, is there already, are there already indications of how things might respond to this as well? um, the formula that was presented in adopted both by the carry com country, the international community and the patient's date of folders was a 7 member presidential council that would lead to 2 elections in the near future. and the gang side himself had demanded the resignation of aria already. but his son clear ho

soy harold santana. harold.ron. los expertos indican que esto pudiera deberse a la falta de información y le piden a los médicos educar a los pacientes sobre el uso de los profilácticos. es una mañana de jueves bastante nublada y con lluvia en algunas zonas del norte de california y tiene. le presentamos imágenes en vivo desde la ciudad de san josé. pero marcelo rivera tú tienes más detalles a lo que nos espera en las próximas horas y días. marcelo, feliz jueves! cuéntanos . gracias. qué tal? buenas tardes. llegó el jueves y con el día de hoy también llega una merma en la cantidad de lluvias que teníamos en la zona. ayer vimos varias áreas de lluvias, principalmente en la zona de la bahía, pero fíjese que ya el pronóstico ya muestra entonces una tranquilidad más pronunciada para el jueves, pero ya para el viernes en la mañana vamos a comenzar a ver la entrada de lluvias asociadas a ese segundo sistema que se acerca a la zona y se propagarían a través del día hacia la zona de san francisco, hacia el sur, en la zo

now, let's speak to harold isaac, an independentjournalist who's in port—au—prince.ince. just update us on the situation now. $5 bbc from port-au-prince. just update us on the situation now.— us on the situation now. as we mentioned. — us on the situation now. as we mentioned, supplies _ us on the situation now. as we mentioned, supplies are - us on the situation now. as we i mentioned, supplies are running scared. there are some passages as the last few hours have been rather peaceful, but very fragile. i think everyone is waiting for what comes out of kingston, but we're running low on gas, on oil, food, water. it's a situation that risks becoming very difficult. you it's a situation that risks becoming very difficult-— very difficult. you talk about food and water- _ very difficult. you talk about food and water. there _ very difficult. you talk about food and water. there is _ very difficult. you talk about food and water. there is talk - very difficult. you talk about food and water. there is talk of - very difficult. you talk about food | and water. there is ta

ok, harold, give very much. harold isaac, a freelance journalist in port—au—prince.other stories making news. in the uk, the government has suffered five defeats in the house of lords over its bill to revive its proposed rwanda deportation scheme. the legislation would deem rwanda a safe country to send asylum seekers to, in a bid to stop removals being derailed by appeals. the bill will continue its passage through the lords on wednesday, when opposition peers could inflict further defeats. a woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 10—year—old girl was found dead at a property in rowley regis. west midlands police say officers attended an address in robin close in the town where the child was pronounced dead at the scene. a woman, believed to be known to the girl, has been arrested and taken into custody for questioning. george galloway has been sworn in as rochdale's new member of parliament. the controversial politician is representing the workers party of britain. his by—election campaign tapped into public anger over the war in gaza, and lobbied a

oh, sorry, harold. on that beautiful note, incredible videoe.incr oh, is c and you can only see this in new york city. captured the supersonic concorde floating downand you s hudson river while the retired british airways plane was the world's fastesrk's hud wow.t to ever fly. the concorde was making iny.y back to the intrepid museum via barge after undergoing several monthtrrge ah restoration. what a beautiful and unbelievable plane that a. >> i don't know if i got ever er flown out. it was just too fast for me. the safest way to fly right there. yes, i was going to sa r mey, thri they couldn't flght jude.gesay. doesn't fly anymore. okay. all right. this rescuy back. e will only eat ift he gets a kiss on the forehead. ifs. wait once again, a kiss on the forehead each. nod each. w you think that we'd see it?at' the couple of times he gets a kiss, then he eatsdple of t. okay. he waits, gets the kiss, then he eats. okaye best waits, gets the, so d . real quick, winner winners are long in minnesota. and so

harold ford jr. co-host of "the five."ews editor at town hall.com. you weren't that one democrat? >> harold: i was not. >> bret: what do you think about that about how it's delivered is the most important thing. >> i think it's important. the two speeches that will be most important for him one is tonight. he won't get a bigger audience than tonight's state of the union with all of the networks carrying it, most importantly fox. and, two, when he accepts the democratic nomination in chicago in the summer. so he has to be at his very, very best tonight. i hope the one frame that comes out of it, bret, and i listened to governor abbott and i have been a fan with governor abbott the way he has dealt with immigration and border security. i was disappointed in him saying that there was nothing that president biden could say that might give him joy and hope. i hope most americans approach it that way and i don't think i will. i never approached it when republicans spoke including president bush who was president when i was there

>> i can only build on what harold said. we are trying to accelerate as fast as we can do showed demonstrable results for jobs and business opportunities and quality of life changes. real health benefits for families out there. it is getting the real change happening and telling the story and connecting the dots back to what this inflation reduction act is really doing. it is not just look at these great things in our community. it's because of this investment that happened. >> i started on a gloomy note and this is obviously a weighty issue and we are running out of time here. what about in terms of our response that is giving hope? >> i will jump in here. i have a ton of hope for the future and a ton of hope for future generations. we have so much more to do and i am hopeful that into the future we will see people make a living in this industry that will be life-changing. people in the past did not have opportunities and we are seeing that within our organization. we are seeing what we have never seen before. telling the s

when harold terrance returns to normandy this june to celebrate france's liberation from the nazis, heill say their vows. >> she is one of the most magnificent women i've ever known in my entire life. >> the couple has been dating since 2021 when they met thanks to his grandkids. >> being in love is not just for the young. we get butterflies just like everybody else. >> juju: we're guessing harold and jean's wed willing include plenty of dancing. and we toast the happy couple. that's "nightline." you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we'll see discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight.

and although harold weil read the text on the podium, in fact it was only a formality, because this text was written in the fifth service of the federal security service of russia in the fsb. german spiegel journalists conducted an investigation and proved it. journalists published hacked correspondence between the curator of the german deputy in berlin and his manager. to whom a video of a pair performance was sent to confirm the work done. i accepted, it's great - answered alexey and immediately clarified: what will happen on the polish topic? among the authors hristo groziv is a well-known investigator of this material. i know hristo groziv very well. we all remember his investigation into the poisoning of navalny. he investigated the scandalous story of the wagnerites, who were not arrested in ukraine, although they could have been. and i talked to him not so long ago , just before the birth. a large-scale invasion, when we discussed the topic of blowing up warehouses with weapons in the czech republic. and now khristogroziv is investigating how the fsb is saving the russian church i

harold wahl, who voiced an anti-ukrainian statement. in defense of the moscow patriarchate, also from adn faction. another member of their party , markus frohnmayer, often visited annexed crimea and occupied donbas before the invasion, flew to moscow, spoke at pro-kremlin conferences, and even married a journalist. at first, it may seem that the influence on three deputies supposedly does not solve anything, but in fact, a whole faction is working for russia, an alternative for germany, a completely pro-russian faction in the german parliament. yes, they don't have any now. influence is only a fifth, but all ratings show that in the next elections they have a chance to overtake scholz's social democrats and become the second largest faction in the german parliament. the german government was frightened by the growing popularity of the alternative for germany today. and, apparently, someone had the idea, let's tie the alternative for germany to the kremlin. another representative of the alternative for germany, urich olme, even wrote a letter to the pope . with a request to stop bullyi

and that was the journalist harold isaac speaking to us from 4 to prince . take a look at a few other headlines. a british court has ruled that in australia, and scientist is not, as he claimed the father of the crypto currency bitcoin. craig, right, who has maintained for years that he is so touchy, not good moto, the suited them used by big coins, anonymous creator who was sued over the claim by a crypto currency. non profit group to germany, reduced greenhouse emissions by 10 percent last year. that's according to the country's federal environment agency. this was a chief through a reduction of energy consumption and an increase in production of renewable power . countries on target to meet 2030 climate targets. and the starship rocket of it on most companies space x has broken up while re entering the are and site spear the own crude craft. it almost completed the one hour test flight space . x is it made improvements to star ship after it's 1st to test flights. last year they lasted just minutes before the rocket, blue of new york has regained the landm

this bill honors a man who devoted his life to the service and protection of our nation, judge harold1927, judge murphy attendedcollg in the navy toward the end of world war ii. he resumed his studies at university of mississippi and the university of georgia school of law where he graduated in 1949. he began a law practice in haroldson county, georgia,s elee georgia house of representatives as the youngest member at that time. judge murphy served five consecutive terms before stepping down in 1961 to focus on practicing law. in 1971 judge murphy was appointed by governor jimmy carter to the superior court for the judicial circuit and following his election in 1976, mr. carter nominated judge murphy to the united states district court for the northern of georgia. he was confirmed by the senate on july 28, 1977. for 45 years, he served his■u country on the federal bench and became an acclaimed jurist and legal icon with a stellar reputation that extended he always displayed a quick wit and a keen sense of humor. he once subpoenaed a talking wio had witnessed a store robbery to testify

my name is harold phillips. i am president of the national association of broadcasters. you know, it seems to me. the role of radio is underscored by a recent survey which shows that most people in an emergency would turn first to radio to learn the facts. radio has reached this present place of importance in our lives in a comparatively short span of years it burst upon the national scene in 1920 with an impact that is being felt more year by year. radio provided a threat that has drawn the country together. the city dweller and the farmer came know each other better. news and special events broadcasts have given a sense participation in the great events of the time. with the speed of a handful of crystals set on is during the warren g. harding had been elected president over james cox and exciting new era communications began four years later. radio gave american people a glimpse of a present digital convention with a realism may never had before, going prints could never begin to describe a scene like this. now back and winning over the underwood. 1928 smith versus wh

so booth and david harold arrived here and they pounded on the door. the innkeeper, john lloyd, was asleep and they pounded on the door and again and in then they let booth and david harold. then they came in the side entrance, not through the front door. and then booth said, for god's sake, lloyd, hurry up and get those guns in this house. booth had stored a spencer, a seven shot repeating weapon, and they picked that up. they w■vld havkethem. but booth had been injured. he broke a bone in his leg, jumping to the stage at ford's theater. so they asked lloyd to get the guns. and they almostertainly took some gulps of whiskey and possibly a length of rope. and then they went on their way. and then booth said to lloyd, would you like some news? and he said, well, it doesn't matter to me. i'm either way about it. and booth said, i think we've killed the president now, booth was an actor. he couldn't resist talking about it. you know, you're going to be hunted, man you're escaping. are you going to tell the innkeeper who you don't know that you might have