and you can't sleep, you turn on the history channel. you probably you'll probably see bill you know he's helped me go back to sleep many a night now bill is always always insightful and i think that that you will find tonight particularly interesting. now bill and i always of have a little negotiation about what he's going speak about because we're going through the 50th anniversary of the ford right now. all these great 50th anniversaries that you know, when ford, you know, became president, the swearing in on august 9th, the pardon on september 8th, and there are many other key moments in the ford presidency, moments that audiences like you are resonating with. i mean, we have noticed the uptick in attendance here. you remember those early, i said get more people to fill these seats. you have delivered and it's because president ford and mrs. ford, both of them speak to something that's profoundly needed today. well, bill addresses this and so when we were negotiating, i said, bill, what do you want to talk about? he said, gleaves, yo

they all sound like they've been waiting around for an arms race like history channel or their favorite tv show. so why all of this defense spending talk now? well, let's just say that if it's a choice between the european economies circling the drain and a giant pile of military contracts, well guess he's getting a shiny new defense budget, courtesy of the european tax there. in germany, for example, europe economic engine spiders in january with a 7 percent slump in factory orders from the prior months of the biggest drop any year. but the new chests are elect friedrich murtz wants to take the debt break off this spending will be altogether the one that was put on there in the 1st place by farmer chancellor angela merkel from merch his own party, the christian democrats to prevent the country from taking a spending joy ride right off a cliff or into a wall and now he wants to blow. busy up to a truly in arrows over the next decade on defense and well, he threw in infrastructure as well. why not? because spending cash on weapons is easier than actually fixing the economy that they brok

like that show on the history channel.t was interesting that every engine, all of these muscle car engine -- engines, they are all made in mexico and then put on a train and the train comes into the united states, bypasses the u.s. and goes into canada, where every dodge challenger and charger is manufactured from scratch. there's no doubt that tariffs are going to make that car a lot more expensive. i don't care that the car was made in mexico and canada. i love the car. i think it's great. i know it's going to costs a lot more money for anybody to buy anything like that. every toyota tacoma is made in mexico. these are vehicles we all use every day. i'm on the long island expressway right now and am surrounded by them. everyone who thinks that these people driving a dodge ram think it's a good thing, it's not a good thing. there's nothing good -- nothing good about it at all out of pocket. all the money i spent by having that car -- i made a nice garage, i had toolboxes with a nice set up, air conditioning, all spent loc

channel. >> it's women's history month, yet democrats still struggle to answer a basic question. >> can you define what. >> a woman is? >> this is more. >> complicated question. >> than one might know. >> can you define. >> what a woman is? define what a woman is. >> do you get a minimum wage at least? >> could you define what a woman is? >> congresswoman, can you tell me what a woman is? in honor of women's history month, would you define what a woman is? what do you. >> i don't understand what you mean. >> now, it's not that any of these people don't know what a woman is. of course they do. it's that they know that if they admit there are only two sexes, they're not 22. they'll lose the support of left wing nut jobs who want men in women's locker rooms. and that brings us to california. trans activists there are protesting because they can't get naked in front of women. a clothing optional spa held a cultural and religious women's night, of course, which is only for women. but when breath more, more. a biological male tried to disrobe. the spa said, i don't think so. >> this protest is ki

we can watch him chase history again tomorrow night on our sister channel tnt, or streaming on max. capitals at rangers at 730 eastern. the maple leafs at vegas at ten. he's 39 years old. he's got tied for the fifth most goals this season of all players. and this is despite missing 16 games with a broken leg. there is tough. and then there is hockey tough. >> i'm sorry my brain turned off after you said spandex on a sperm whale. >> what happened just now? >> good morning. >> good morning everyone. i love you. thank you so much. >> love you too, girl. >> oh, my goodness, he's so funny. he's so good. coming up for us, we have new reporting about how democrats plan to respond to president trump's big speech tonight. and the rising star with an extensive national security background that democrats have chosen to offer. that response, and the ripple effect of massive cuts to usaid already having an impact in north carolina. you got to see this. >> it's happening right here in my city. when those jobs are gone, that means i have one less resident that could support the small businesses he

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channel. every friday. subscribe to plan. it's a the, the as nation's go. the vatican is tiny. but on the stage of world history, it's a giant the magnificent buildings of vatican city were built around the humble tomb of saint peter. even the 1st basilica on the site was almost as large as no true dom in paris. now, of course, the structure was over 120 meters long and $66.00 hiders wide. its dimensions were colossal valley. and the successor to the 1st basilica is even more impressive. st. peter's basilica was intended to be the largest church in the world, covering over 20000 square meters, the size of 3 soccer fields. it can hold 60000 worshippers. the vatican allows us to see what is normally closed, to prying eyes and 3 d animation immersed as us and the cities. amazing architecture join us as we bring the secrets of the holy city to light the the. the vatican lies in the heart of italy, nestled in the city of rome. it is less than half a square kilometer in area, a 3rd of which is made up of gardens and parks excluding a few plots of land outside the city proper. the vatican is only a bit the size of mon

history alive. i think that what we're seeing and like, it's the type of are our customers are sharing with us the results that they're getting and th're posting it on our social media channels and sharing some personal stories, like the things that most commonly is usually like a customer will animate a photo, we'll create a live memory, and he'll immediately share the results with the family. and it becomes like kind of like a family discussion about that. and then, you know, the aunt has that piece of information to share about that. and then, oh, i remember you really like that cake. and it's so much funor us. we launched it before right around the holiday season, before the new year's and christmas. and people just loved it. and it was such heartwarming for us really to see the reactions that we got it. it is so fun to watch. well, redlands near is with myheritage. i appreciate you joining us this morning. thank you so much for your time. you bet he will be back in just a minute. to celebrate santa clara county parks as they honor the past and look to the future. a ridgeline where john muir once sauntered, now a protected corridor and view east bay. open space through a

channel, tnt. streaming on max capital's rangers at 730. eastern maple leafs at vegas at ten. we can watch alex ovechkin, john chase history, just 11 goals shy of breaking wayne gretzky's nhl all time goal record. he has 21 games left to do it. that's one of the most impressive marks in all of sports, and we just may see this season someone take it down. >> i think lebron james and ovechkin should do like a buddy film together or sing a duet in honor of these records. all right. coy wire, great to see you. thank you very much, kate. >> is it settled in the nba? who the goat is? >> it's michael jordan. it's been settled for a long time now. >> but lebron has apparently now passed. how many points michael jordan ever scored. >> doesn't matter. >> i feel like i should not be courageous enough to even weigh in on this, because i'm just going. it's going to be dangerous anyway. coming up, the cdc is now on the ground in west texas as the measles outbreak there continues to get worse. we have an update for you, and there are new details also on the capture of a terror suspect wanted in the suicide bombing that killed 13 u.s. ser

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channel. the music all handpicked by gaga herself. stories from the singer-songwriter about the making of the album "mayhem." also the historytt. kicks off this morning, runs through april 2nd, and as a reminder, the album drops this friday, same day as michael has a big exclusive sit down with gaga, and i'm assuming she is going to talk to us all about the making of "mayhem." >> michael: that and more. >> lara: good tease. >> michael: you got to watch. >> lara: all right, right, i get it. here we go. thank you. she is saying do not do that this morning. it is a follow-up from sunday night's oscars. it is official. adrien brody took, oscar gold and in the process also broke and oscars record for the longest acceptance speech in history, clocking in at 5 minutes and 40 seconds, surpasses a record that has stood since 1943 when not lady won according to "the guinness book of world records," he got her via ten seconds. yes, what did demi moore do after her surprising loss in the best actress category? exactly what so many of us would do. she had some french fries. her daughter shared this picture on instagram with mom in her ro

an inquiry into the deadliest channel crossing in history has heard that despite multiple distress callsescue came for those on board. at least 27 people died when an inflatable boat capsized in november of 2021, including women and children. the first distress call was made by a 16 year old boy on board, who was told help is on the way, but search crews mistakenly recorded another boat as the vessel in trouble. a cold water expert says most victims likely died over a long period from hypothermia. the investigation will now examine whether lives could have been saved and the could have been saved, and the ceasefire in gaza is on the bnnk ceasefire in gaza is on the brink of collapse, with israel halting humanitarian aid until hamas accepts a new deal. israel says the proposal, backed by the u5, says the proposal, backed by the us, would extend the truce by 50 days, covering ramadan and passover in exchange for the release of half of the remaining hostages. hamas, though, has denounced the move as an attempt to avoid negotiations as pressure is mounting from arab states and the un to resu

an inquiry into the deadliest channel crossing in history has heard that despite multiple distress callscue came for those on board. at least 27 people died when an inflatable boat capsized in november of 2021, including women and children. the first distress call was made by a 16 year old boy on board, who was told help is on the way, but search crews mistakenly recorded another boat as the vessel in trouble. a cold water expert says most victims likely died over a long period from hypothermia. the investigation will now examine whether lives could have been saved and the could have been saved, and the ceasefire in gaza is on the bnnk ceasefire in gaza is on the brink of collapse, with israel halting humanitarian aid until hamas accepts a new deal. israel says the proposal, backed by the u5, says the proposal, backed by the us, would extend the truce by 50 days, covering ramadan and passover in exchange for the release of half of the remaining hostages. hamas, though, has denounced the move as an attempt to avoid negotiations as pressure is mounting from arab states and the un to resume

an inquiry into the deadliest channel crossing in uk history has heard that despite multiple distressescue came for those on board. at least 27 died when the inflatable boat capsized in november 2021, including women and children. the first distress call was made by a 16 year old boy who was told help was on the way, but search crews mistakenly recorded another boat as the vessel in trouble. a cold water expert says most victims likely died over a long period from hypothermia. the pope has suffered two episodes of acute respiratory failure, as the vatican warns he's not out of danger. the 88 year old's health took a turn for the worse this afternoon, after being in hospital for around two weeks with a lung infection. doctors carried out two procedures to check his airways. while he's now back on a ventilator, the vatican says pope francis remains alert and cooperative, but his prognosis is still uncertain. and the ceasefire in gaza is on the brink of collapse, with israel halting humanitarian aid until hamas accepts a new deal. the proposal, backed by the us, would extend the truce by

an inquiry into the deadliest channel crossing in uk history has heard that despite multiple distressscue came for those on board. at least 27 died when the inflatable boat capsized in november 2021, including women and children. the first distress call was made by a 16 year old boy who was told help was on the way, but search crews mistakenly recorded another boat as the vessel in trouble. a cold water expert says most victims likely died over a long period from hypothermia. the pope has suffered two episodes of acute respiratory failure, as the vatican warns he's not out of danger. the 88 year old's health took a turn for the worse this afternoon, after being in hospital for around two weeks with a lung infection. doctors carried out two procedures to check his airways. while he's now back on a ventilator, the vatican says pope francis remains alert and cooperative, but his prognosis is still uncertain. and the ceasefire in gaza is on the brink of collapse, with israel halting humanitarian aid until hamas accepts a new deal. the proposal, backed by the us, would extend the truce by