james marsden. ♪ ♪ >> james: my goodness. >> stephen: there you go. >> james: wow. in their drinks? >> stephen: nothing. just told them you were coming out. >> james: thank you very much. it's very kind of you. >> stephen: we are going to talk about the show "jury duty" but i'm going to tell you how grateful i am of the show exists. i was in the bad weekend, worrying about the strike possibly happening and i said let's watch something funny. i hear "jury duty is good. we watched all eight episodes in one sitting. it's hilarious. >> james: thank you. >> stephen: it's one of the best things i've ever seen you do and it's such a strange concept. tell the people what it is. >> james: okay. so the show is essentially, if anyone is familiar with the truman show, it's basically the truman show meets "the office." you're already going, what the hell is that? it's me playing myself, sort of heightened sensationalized, entitled hollywood jerk version of myself and a bunch of improvisational actors who are brilliant. one guy that thinks the whole thing is real. spent three week

according to the fact that the legitimacy of those conditions is in favor of the jurisprudence of jame jame al- sharayat. take it, but he was in the hospital, but despite the illness of bani sadr tabriz, imam khomeini's habit of reminding the country's officials at the beginning of the beginning of the year, like a year before, that the provisional government was supposed to be given to engineer bazargan, according to sharia and law, the votes of the majority of almost the event of the nation of iran, huge gatherings and numerous demonstrations throughout iran have been expressed towards the leadership of the movement. you, the holy one of islam , who have knowledge of the records in islamic and national struggles, your excellency, regardless of party relations, by the agent of the formation of the interim government, in the implementation of bani sadr imam's order to him he advised that few people expected it, the linear compressor is for mankind , it will be possible to share my letter, god, i want that between before the difference and the passing of four decades since the revolution in

james: at the top of his career, brown quit the nfl at the age of 30 to pursue acting. >> 20 seconds! >> james: he starred in dozens of films, including movies like "the dirty dozen" and "any given sunday," where he shared the screen with al pacino. >> you never had me, now you're going to lose me. >> jamesed for his political activism during the civil rights movement and the decades that followed. in the 1980s, brown founded the amer-i-can foundation which teaches life skills to at-risk youth. he faced his own share of legal issues, serving time in prison in 2002 for charges related to a domestic violence dispute. >> that is the greatness in the building. >> james: still, his legacy means he was revered by this generation of superstar athletes. jim brown was 87 years old. he was one of the greatest athletes ever, in any sport. well, there is an important update on some deadly infections linked to contaminated eye drops. we'll have that story next. one aleve works all day so i can keep working my magic. just one aleve. 12 hours of uninterrupted arthritis pain relief. aleve. who do you take it for? doesn't your family deserve the best? eggland's best eggs. classic, cage free, and organic. more delicious, farm-fresh taste. plus, superior nutrition. because the way we care is anything but o

james, basic joining us now live from capital. so james, what do we expect to happen from this meeting as well? the meeting is taking place right now, and it's what it is, is the country leadership of the united nations, which has a very big operation here in afghanistan. and it's the you and i'm the u. n. agencies. i'm behind the scenes. i think it's fair to say that there is parts of the u. n or it and they'll get heads with other pops and the division is really between the political side of u. n. and the humanitarian side of the united nations. in fact, it was a meeting 24 hours ago to try and come up with a position going forward and what you and was going to do about it. see monetary look because of the tell about time on female, you and workers, the humanitarian side, say we just got to keep on working, whatever the restrictions and get the 8 out at to people and get support to people . the political side, i'll say, if you make this sort of concession and only have been delivering aid and don't let women do that. what then? that's a very big concession that be very hard then to for the international community to, to try and get and tell them to reverse that decision in the future. i'm being told that we might not even get a decision out of this meeting today, and it's possibly the different positions are going to be referred to new york for them to make a final decision. one, the high level. so as i spoke to in new york told me both sides of really rights, both positions are rights. and if, if you look at the arguments, but clearly they've got to decide one way or, or the other. how to, how to handle this very, very difficult situation for the united nations, which ultimately is a very difficult situation for the people of afghanistan because they need this international aid. thank you so much. james james ways are the prologic editor. joining us from campbell or funerals have been held for some of the 130 people killed in floods on land slides in rwanda, barbara, and go for reports as slots survive. as in this village and republic, district sit in silence as conference of their loved ones, lined up for a mass funeral. come on, necessity for it to save his family. but the water destroyed everything he had. what are the deal could you? i was doing everything to rescue my wife, who was struck by the wall after the whole house fell down because of the water from the river. the last thing my wife said to me was don't abandon me. and then my wife fell into the violent water. i fled because i couldn't do anything. my family and children are all dead. i am left all of those to key to good. lots and lance live killed at least 130 people off to heavy rain on tuesday night. more than 5000 homes were destroyed. many houses are still under water, and people have nowhere to go in seattle. well

>> james. >> james, mike pence. >> my wife, lahren do. >> honor to meet you. >> thank you so much. very kind. >> thanks to coming for our great state. >> you live in this area? >> i do. >> i think we were. >> she works so hard for membership activities. >> i manage all the products we are financing. i'm involved. >> perfect. >> thank you so much, thank you. >> great to meet you. >> these guys are like see you? >> really. good to meet you. good to meet you, mike pence. good to meet you. live in the area? >> i'm from dover. >> what line of work you and? >> we are both electricians. >> are making real money. >> don't like to brag, but you know. it is like us, plumbers. >> great career. in indiana we spend a lot of time leaning into career technical education. it is phenomenal. >> i went forward the dover program, so same thing and it does -- best thing for me that i could have done. >> after high school? >> no, that was part of high school. during high school. >> mine was after high school. my school offered the program. after high school i did a full year. >> a lot of schools don't.

as this james james says to caprini, if the war was not full-scale, he would not have met this natalya, and he would not have married and fallen in love, what does he have there will be room for some light and pleasant stories in this black-and-white story, the russians arranged for us. thank you, ms. alisa, for the conversation. alisa sysoeva , a journalist and deputy of the zaporizhzhia district council, was in touch with us, now we will actually talk more about the affairs military well, i would like to say a little more about good russians, the word "good russian" has recently been terribly insulted to ukrainians and they say that ukrainians are evil, uh, we already told you about the scandal that happened with a russian writer who was supposed to come to an event in the united states of america, where invited ukrainian writers, in particular, and writers who do not just hold a pen in their hands, do not just create with words, but also those who hold a machine gun in their hands and also simultaneously defend ukraine well and evil of course, ukrainian writers left their condition

james james folk staves grew up on an apple fund in 9, no shops here. the desire to investigate sustainable reduction met him to return to his funding rates. but this time it was at quick culture. so when people ask me what i do, i usually say like pricing cymbalta. when a local muscle phone came up to san and cool, james found himself with the cutting edge of sustainable foaming people talk about sustainable. it seems a bit of a kind of password and, and kind of trying to get behind what, what does the sustainable mean? and for me it's, it's how do you produce this pricing that we will need, have a from that you can increase the size of it, you know, kind of, let's scale it so that you can produce more more. but without having a negative effect on the environment, the the runoff selection in total key gives hope to many like john's through. yes, it's a change and how is it sounds for her to get her mother out of prison together they for to remove them across the country. now she's eagerly awaiting the next round of voting, as the face of her mother could depend on the window focused on europe. in 30 minutes on dw, it's warp speed ahead for venerable oldest trace them, which might soon be the location for micro chips in your thanks to silicon maker hi tech, from saxon competition is fierce the investme

james james folk staves grew up on an apple fund in 9. no shops here, the desire to investigate sustainable food production, met him to return to his funding rates. that this time it was at quick culture. so when people asked me what i do, i usually say, like pricing cymbalta. when a local muscle phone came up to san including, james found himself with the cussing edge of sustainable foaming people talk about sustainable. it seems a bit of a kind of password and, and kind of trying to get behind what, what does sustainable mean? and for me it's, it's how do you produce this pricing that we will need, have a from that you can increase the size of it, you know, kind of, let's scale it so that you can produce more and more. but without having a negative effect on the environment, the the hello and welcome to another edition of the 77 percent. we investigate the phenomenon of faith process to use god. read on the gospel to money for leads and the next flights vulnerable people. look at house from past as a finding sneaky ways of an invasion themselves. the 77 percent 13 who is behind anonymous collective curse that call themselves or just the person is it? i mean, you look at anything, what rogers do by you be surprised or delusions of grandeur. i mean, we came by the early spring, pretty convinced we were all gods, t

thank you, james. james morrisey there. just to name a few, idris elba has parted with two french estateseorge clooney, cameron diaz, she has released an organic wine, organic rose as well. kevin hart owns a tequila brand. i will advertise them no more. we are done here on bbc news for now in terms of the business stories and news. of course are much more on our website. do take a look. bbc breakfast will be with you in five minutes. i will be back on bbc news. hello. if, like me, you're a fan of a big cloud scape, tuesday was a day of delight across the uk as we saw towering thunder clouds developing across our skies. northamptonshire tuesday afternoon, worcester and the clouds were delivering this bolt of lightning, caught on camera late afternoon. in the next few days, more photo ops as well. there'll be some beautiful sunshine for a time for many of us, but then we can anticipate some heavy and thundery showers also developing. a few showers close to the east coast first thing on wednesday. for many, a lot of early sunshine, low pressure swirling around to the northwest, though, will

hi, james. ., . james and glasgow makes all of that. hi, james. .. ., �* ~' ., hi, james. how is bigger than one man. you know, 13 years richard and judy man. you know, 13 years richard and judy presented it and everybody thought when they left that's it, it's the end of the show. this year it's the end of the show. this year it has celebrated 35 years on air, so i think there is a lot more for the show to consider. i'm disappointed with phil. i think it is a shame. when i'm not at work i watch it religiously. i've been a fan my whole life and i think a lot of people will think the same, they are disappointed. but at the end of the day the show is bigger than one person. the day the show is bigger than one nerson. ., .., , ., ., . person. you will carry on watching? absolutely i — person. you will carry on watching? absolutely i will— person. you will carry on watching? absolutely i will stop _ person. you will carry on watching? absolutely i will stop who _ person. you will carry on watching? absolutely i will stop who would i person. you will carry on watching? absolutely

james james joined me on "sunday morning futures" sunday, was indicting people -- >> china sent students here, they wanted to volunteer week in research development programs principals city stole intellectual property sent to china when joe biden became president one first thing he did channel china initiative we find out family received millions and million dollars from chinese communist party insure looks fishy to see. maria: i am wondering if this is one of the decisions oversight committee is investigating as far as joe biden being paid was he paid for canceling china initiative? >> well looks like he was -- was paid while vice president paid in years in-between, and we will find out, what money has flown since -- has moved since he has become president. but, you know, maria, people need to understand, this tsunami of spying that is going on, under the chinese communist party, look, object skewer agencies responsible for 50% roche grants in universities received 1 thun per increase how big their security office was 124 one person one woman, we are able able to increase that. it is out of control, plying up farmland buying up our private schools, they are involved in so many aspects of key elements of our society i think one of the reasons that you are seeing so little action from the democrats is because they're aspects that the democrats care the most about, hollywood, academia, it is research institutions, right, woke corporations at he wall street key influencer across our society democrats care most about, are the ones that are the most influenced therefor kind of turn a blind eye. maria: it is even worse than that according to jamesis intimidating potential witnesses james comer told me the informant apparently educated whistleblower can't locate him is he missing? watch this >> do you know the wrbz of the informant. >> no, ma'am, i do not. >> is he missing. >> apparently, yes telling thing about this is that our federal bureau of investigation, justice department have basically turned a blind eye to all of this, now it has come down to the point speaker mccarthy has to have a a one-on-one meeting with director wray over just the -- the way they've handled this bungled this from the start, i believe it is happening this thursday. maria: congressman this feels like a serious cover-up going on, within the fbi, within the media, how do you read he had this? >> maria i mean we will continue to press and get to the bottom of it i don't think we know the extent of it yet but i can tell you, across the board there is you this apathy towards a tough stand on greatest adversary we just sad deb -- secretary of state sherma

james, fascinating _ fighting and human loss. james, fascinating report. _ fighting and human loss. james, fascinating report. scinating report. and while - fighting and human loss. james, | fascinating report. and while you are with us, talk to us about the importance of president zelensky speaking at the arab league summit. we know he has arrived. interesting that the syrian president, president assad is also there, and syria are the only member of that has supported the russian invasion. yes. supported the russian invasion. yes, it is interesting, _ supported the russian invasion. lei: it is interesting, because supported the russian invasion. i;e::~ it is interesting, because president zelensky mode before the invasion, has undertaken a huge diplomatic post, a treadmill, he has hosted countless world leaders, and he has more recently left ukraine with all the security risks that poses to try and secure long—term support for his country's defence but a few months ago he admitted that ukraine could have better engaged with countries that are increasingly disengaged with russia 0sment invasion, like african c

james, you're up first. best of luck to both of you. when i say go -- [ light laughter ] you have 30 seconds to flip your cake -- >> jimmy: james -- come on, james two, one [ whistle [ cheers and applause [ bell dings ] >> whoa! >> whoo! >> good job. >> all right >> jimmy: this is great. >> well, done. >> jimmy: i feel like we have -- we're in the advantage right now. tariq kind of went a little easy >> don't - >> tariq: did i though >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah >> you don't want to jinx it >> jimmy: no, this is good >> all right, this is looking good all right, are we ready for round two? >> jimmy: yes. [ cheers and applause kirk, you got this, bud. >> oh, god >> okay, kirk and mark, when i say go, you have 30 -- or when i, you know -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: mark doesn't even know how to hold the cake. [ laughter ] >> you have 30 seconds to flip your cakes and then decorate the top. got it >> got it. >> all right okay >> jimmy: come on, kirk. >> ready, set, go! [ whistle [ cheers and applause ♪ decorate the cake. ♪ >> jimmy: no, that one's broken sorry. ♪ here use this. use this stuff ♪ >> oh, yeah, yeah, okay. ♪ [ clapping in time ] ♪ >> i

james. james back to reaves. reaves chased off the 3-point line. inside to james. 17 seconds ago, they've got a foul. ll take the layup, he brings it back out. and there's the foul with 10.9 remaining. >> jokic stealing the ball away from lebron james and seal an opening series victory for the nuggets. he led denver with a 34-point triple-double last night as denver overcame a 40-point effort from anthony davis to win game one of the western conference finals 132-126. denver was up big. lakers made some adjustments, and denver hangs on. the teams will remain in colorado for game two tomorrow night. and tonight the boston celtics will host the miami heat in game one of the eastern conference finals. and two days after the game seven blowout loss to those celtics the philadelphia 76ers have announced the team is parting ways with head coach doc rivers. rivers delivered winning records in philly all three of his years there. all of them ended with loses in the second round of it playoffs. meanwhile the san antonio spurs are looking forward to next season after winning the right tuesday the top pick in th

james mentioned, moscow had the rest broken. as james mentioned. this _ moscow had the rest broken. as jamesthis kind of— moscow had the rest broken. as james mentioned, this kind of attack - moscow had the rest broken. as james mentioned, this kind of attack is - mentioned, this kind of attack is parfor mentioned, this kind of attack is par for the course for ukrainian citizens at the moment, for much of the conflict those in moscow, this has been a distant war for them, something they have read about in newspapers, this special military operation. does this bring things home to them?— operation. does this bring things home to them? , ,, , home to them? yes, 5 moore has been auoin on home to them? yes, 5 moore has been going on for— home to them? yes, 5 moore has been going on for more _ home to them? yes, 5 moore has been going on for more than _ home to them? yes, 5 moore has been going on for more than 15 _ home to them? yes, 5 moore has been going on for more than 15 months - going on for more than 15 months now. —— this war. many muscovites tend to turn away, many pretend it is not hap

david. >> david: james longman, thanks so much. and james will be there with the entire team.gins at 5:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow morning right here on abc. and of course, don't forget that all new two hour 20/20. i will see you then. good night. by san rafael police speaks only to the eye team about the injuries. he suffered and why he still waiting to find out if the officers will face consequences for their actions. and day two of the oakland teacher strike and we are talking negotiations confusions and why it might all come to what are called common good proposals. i'm meteorologist sandy patel showers moving in tonight. i'll show you what party of your weekend will be wet. abc 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. when he wasn't there in the ground, you know, i and i thought i'm gonna die, you know because it's you know all their blood, you know, it's really scary, you know. the man we called mateo is speaking out nine months thenjies. fro san rafael police. he now wants you to know his real name an

james landau they are in kyiv- — rather than later. james landau they are in kyiv. thanks _ rather than later. james landau they are in kyiv. r taking - rather than later. james landau they are in kyiv. thanks for taking us - are in kyiv. thanks for taking us through all of that. now let's turn to sport. chelsea have announced that mauricio pochettino will become their new head coach. the argentine will begin his new role injuly on an initial two—year contract. pochettino returns to the premier league after previously managing tottenham hotspur for five years. he was most recently at psg. let's get more on this now with former chelsea winger pat nevin and martin lipton, chief sports reporter at the sun newspaper. thanks both of you for being here on the programme. i will start with the same question to both, because we have talked about and anticipated coming to chelsea for quite a while. this isjust coming to chelsea for quite a while. this is just official confirmation of that. but a good appointment in your view? of that. but a good appointment in yourview? pat, of that. but a good appointment in your view? pat, first you

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james. >> es e él bueno gracias lebron james y gracias por lo que hiciste y lo trataste de hacer. >> lebron jamesado como una máxima leyenda del deporte con 4 campeonatos, muchos títulos y grandes fanáticos en todo el mundo. >> pensé que podrían ser campeones porque lebron james ha jugado bien el básquetbol. >> lebron james ha mostrado destreza física y sus fanáticos piensan que le queda mucho por hacer. >> es que demostró lo contrario porque fueron 42 puntos no debe retirarse. >> ahora todos esperan que él logre un quinto campeonato el suspenso continúa en el aire, en los Ángeles, california francisco cuevas noticias telemundo. >> ahora gracias por continuar con nosotros les dejamos con "top chef vip" yluluun gran estreno de dos horas, en breve pura emoción por telemundo. >> . >> (sonido ambiente). >> qué elegante. >> ¿qué pasa aquí?

james. james: thank you, karine. thank you, mayor. secretary buttigieg has appeared where you're standing now and discussed how federal funds will be used to redesign urban areas that are assessed to contain infrastructure that was racist in its original design and its original execution. are you collaborating with him on that effort? are any of the infrastructure funds you're talking about being used for that purpose? mr. landrieu: well, as you know, equity is really important to the president of the united states for the very simple reason that he thinks that unless we go forward together, it's hard to go forward at all so, first thing to remember. and this administration believes that diversity is a great strength, not a weakness, and that if we're going to do all of this stuff, it's not just a matter of trust, it's it's a matter of numbers as well. that's first. the second part of it is this: there are, in fact, highways, waterways, roadways if you ask anybody in the african american community or communities of color, “where do you live? they will often say, “i live on the other side of” and it's usually a railroad track or water or a highway that split historic neighborhoods. there is, in fact, $4 billion, both in the infrastructure law and the inflation reduction act, to fund a program that's called “reconnecting communities.” i was actually in fort lauderdale the other day looking at some of the damage from the flood that they had. and the mayor was showing me a railroad track that had separated two areas. now, they have an option, they could run a highway across it or they can build a tunnel underneath it to reconnect the neighborhoods. this administration thinks that historically underrepresented neighborhoods that have been split apart families split apart, businesses split apart they can be reconnected to actually heal the community and create greater economic opportunity is actually a very thoughtful thing to do. and so we're working on that not only with roads and bridges but with clean air and clean water which is what lead pipes is about clean air and clean and and clean buses so the kids shouldn't be getting off of school buses drinking that exhaust like linus, you know, having that dust thing following behind him. all of those things are a part of the work that we're trying to do in the infrastructure law. james of it is concerned, is it you or secretary buttigieg who enjoys final disposition over the allocation of those funds or the selection of the projects, et cetera? mr. landrieu: as the infrastructure coordinator, i don't have final disposition over anything. my job is to herd cats. and so -- [laughter] -- as -- as a consequence, what we've done is we've had 17 different cabinet-level meetings, working with each of the cabinet secretaries so we can coordinate their activity. i've asked each of the governors in the country, on behalf of the president, to appoint an infrastructure coordinator to help coordinate with us. and then i've talked to 1,700 mayors across the country so all of our teams can work. but all of the cabinet secretaries are the ones that are ultimately responsible for making the final decision on all the grant programs that come to them. and then, of course, the other half of this bill is formula funding, where it goes by goes out by operation of law. ms. jean-pierre: la

take on a persona in elder to james horton of philadelphia baker telling his story when you work with james later in his life and something cyrus' daughter working with james horton as well. in theat particular costume thee is a nice little apron that goes with it. there is something rich and beaded a costume and something you can transfer and change someone's concept especially people of african descent and what that looks like limited thoughts based on a person if they were enslaved or free of what their work was like in these individuals contributed so many ways from their skill set and training prep from their contribution with their community. all that can be encompassed by being anything costume giving life and image to something that is not something given individual very often. >> it's interesting the idea of community and the historical persona i was a h schoolteacher also known as eleanor harris it's interesting we would know each other. it's almost like stuck in back in time. my next question is an audience question a compelling question can you comment on james horton as a free person but living with the trauma knowing that his people are ensla

who is the highest scoring nb sniper at the moment down lebron james lebron james absolutely right along time ago broke the record of karimov dujabara, which has been holding for more than 30 years, the next question. what award is given to the best player of the world cup, of course, you know further how the abbreviation trp stands for today? what country does hockey player conor represent? makdevit again yuri canada canada definitely a very talented hockey player from canada we continue handball or volleyball the men's team of belarus in what sport participated in the final stage of the world championship, again yuri absolutely right, even participated several times, that means world volleyball. unfortunately, it hasn't happened yet. 23 -time olympic champions and multiple world champion in swimming denis michaels michael phelps absolutely correct this is the correct answer to continue the absolute record holder for the number of gold medals in the history of the olympic games wait a second. how long does a timeout down 30 seconds 30 seconds last in hockey, right? which football cl

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would have been an elder to james borden cyrus bustle of philadelphia baker being able to tell his story someone that would have worked with james later in his life. someone james is excuse me. cyrus's daughter would have worked with new young james borton as well. so, you know in that particular costume, you know, there's a nice little apron that goes with it and it's just something rich about being in costume and if something that you can transfer and to change someone's you know concept of what a person especially people of african descent what that looks like there's sort of limiting limited thoughts of based on a person standing if he was enslaved or if they were free of what their work was like and these individuals contributed in so many days from their skill set training prep from their contributions and just engagement in with their community. so all of that can be encompassed by just being in in costume and just giving life and image to something that is not something that is given a visual very often. this interesting this idea of community because in our historical personas, we would have all known each other. i portrayed a school teacher helena har

james: he saw movie or something. >> what if we create something called superlong where judges have big silver shoulder pads and cool dirt bikes. appeared to speak over about a fourth impeachment? >> that something that something. >> james: one way to prevent donald trump from winning the presidency without this during the planet is for him till losing the republican primaries to reason we need the pool is filling his honeypot with grenades ron desantis. he often appears like a nervous sweaty stupid mess. here's a comment is one of ron desantis' sweat glands. >> good god, that thing is big! >> now, do you support the decision for the campaign? >> i did when he was trump without the baggage then he fixated on culture wars and it kind of weird in me out. >> jamesat should he be focusing on instead? >> i would say meet and f p potatoes, go against trump is weaknesses. >> james: does he still have your support? >> i'll be straight with you, in a time when personal freedoms are at an all-time low, only the anti-vax message of rfk jr. meets the moment. >> oh, bummer. >> james: no, no. >> yaks. >> james: ugly stuff. it will have to leave it there. sorry we didn't have time for the white house asking ames cameron whether an aged body can run for president as a tall tree leaping avatar. organ hoover, thank you so much, margaret. of course, when "tooning out the news" returns, my exclusive report from inside a liv golf tournament, where i was frightened as phil mickelson when he saw a rookie approaching with a baseball back. with a baseball back. that is i'm here for the dunkin' run, campaign, commercial. it's a great deal, get a large coffee or donut for a buck. i mean. -i do know you, departed. -the departed. the dep...were you in the departed? um.

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james? >> yeah? >> james? >> is this where the study group is? >> >> i don't want to miss this.here is the study group? >> i have kids, man. >> oh, you got kids. >> wow, great prank, try that in texas, he'll have more holes in him than a centipede bowling ball. he harasses women telling them they're going to die. >> i like your hair style. you got some nice hair. it is nice and luscious. >> are you okay? >> imperfectly fine. >> and to top it off, he menaces jews. what he's trying to do? auditioning for msnbc? mizzy claims he's a prankster trying to be noticed. jeffery dahmer auditioning for a spot on "top chef," after two weeks of terrorizing people, he's finally arrested. frankly, rust moves faster. what's his defense? well, they're pranks. he adds, "i am a black male, that's why there is such an uproar uproar," which means he assume that he could get away with it because he's a black male. i don't blame him for thinking he's above the law because so many people are. those protesters are. let's not forget that we saw about 100 days of riots and looting and up to 40 people kille

james— war. with us foreign secretary james cleverly— war. with us foreign secretary jamesmmit— james cleverly now at a nato summm ming— james cleverly now at a nato summit trying to— james cleverly now at a nato summit trying to bolster support for ukraine. — summit trying to bolster support for ukraine. is— summit trying to bolster support for ukraine. is this— summit trying to bolster support for ukraine. is this the new normal?— for ukraine. is this the new normal? another rail strike, days— normal? another rail strike, more days lost,— normal? another rail strike, more days lost, more money down the mam— more days lost, more money down the arm for— more days lost, more money down the drain for britain's businesses- the drain for britain's businesses as the rail union asm— businesses as the rail union asm says— businesses as the rail union aslef says it's— businesses as the rail union aslef says it's not going to buckle— aslef says it's not going to buckle m— aslef says it's not going to buckle in its— aslef says it's not going to buckle in its dispute with the ..m_ buc

james landale. _ intelligence the next time. thanks to james landale. before - intelligence the next time. thanks to james landale. hanks | to james landale. before i go, here in the uk, a remarkable footballing story. luton, they were not even playing league football a decade ago. here they are parading through luton, because they're celebrate being promotion to the premier league. this is the scene live right now. they have got off that bus and made it to that square in the centre of lutton. they're all on stage, the players. 0ne of lutton. they're all on stage, the players. one of our reporters decided to get right down there amongst it. if you can hear me, congratulations, but what is happening there?— congratulations, but what is happening there? congratulations, but what is ha enin: there? , , i. happening there? yes, behind me you can see the st — happening there? yes, behind me you can see the st george's _ happening there? yes, behind me you can see the st george's square - happening there? yes, behind me you can see the st george's square in - can see the st george's square in luton where there are thousa

, thank you very much. increase here. james, thank you very much- james — increase here. james training and the lack of an overtime agreement with the drivers' union. it will now be called transpennine trains. voters in turkey are heading to the polls today to decide whether their president should remain in power after 20 years. our reporter ozge ozdemir has been following this closely from istanbul and joins us now. ozge, how significant is this for the country? and looking ahead for the next few years? it and looking ahead for the next few ears? . . , , .. years? it is really significant because it — years? it is really significant because it is _ years? it is really significant because it is going - years? it is really significant because it is going to - years? it is really significant because it is going to be i years? it is really significant i because it is going to be deciding and important for turkish politics and important for turkish politics and how the international will be ruled and the economy prices will be ruled. it is important and people have been at the side

and writer in scott muhammad day, who's the novel house maid of dawn, won the pulitzer prize and james jameswelch blackfeet, published his first novelist, but published his first and only book of poetry writing the earth boy 40, which is a classic in american poetry. laguna pueblo writer leslie mormon silk rose novel ceremony was threaded with oratorical reference as to classical myths. lagunas she was awarded one of the first macarthur genius grants. that novel became part of the american canon. this is how i came to poetry the one semester leslie simcoe was a visiting writer at the university of new mexico. she brought in ishmael reed, the african-american satirist and novelist, to. he was a force in calling attention to multiculturalism. the multiculturalism, american literature. my first visit to new york city was participate in one of the first multi-course cultural poetry and is memorialized on an lp from folkways records. at that time, any book by a native author could not be found in the literature sections at bookstores. they were always shelved under anthropology. sometimes they st

james murray do you do— we've got to win those. james murray do you do you- gzit i“ jamesot— minister or is this 13 long weone ot tow— minister or is this 13 long years of tory government? you eon-t— years of tory government? you cant newe— years of tory government? you cant nowe t— years of tory government? you can't have it both— years of tory government? you can't have it both ways. �*vw�*tiee can't have it both ways. well, you— can't have it both ways. well, woo—tno- can't have it both ways. well, you the question you just answered the question there. isn't there. it's the latter, isn't it? is this is proving that it? this is this is proving that rishi sunak, you know, is just the latest in you know, the latest in a, you know, increasingly long of increasingly long line of conservative who conservative prime ministers who have this year have been part of this 13 year project of conservative government, have government, which people have given said is out of given up on and said is out of time. think think the thing time. i think i think the thing is, time. i think i th

james. the chinese. he has been treating quite a lot today, james.— a lot today, james. nusual better footage of him. the foreign secretary decided to become a reporter, to pretend to be a reporter, to pretend to be a reporter, going down the mall, talking to the general public as if he was a television news reporter. and welljust have a look at it, i think we got some pictures of it coming up. it's rather interesting. i don't think we've seen the foreign secretary prayer like this before. i will do my best impression of a live reporter— will do my best impression of a live reporter from the mall. so where have _ reporter from the mall. so where have you — reporter from the mall. so where have you come from's reporter from the mall. so where have you come from'- reporter from the mall. so where have you come from's sussex. my mum oriainall is have you come from's sussex. my mum originally is from _ have you come from's sussex. my mum originally is from ireland. _ have you come from's sussex. my mum originally is from ireland. 0h _ have you come from's sussex. my mum origi

james cakmak james, is anything holding the tech stocks back do they have room to run >> i think they do i think we are in a little bit of no-man's land for the next couple months. a lot of these have reached full valuation on the 2023 earnings basis. once we look at 2024, we think the valuations do still extremely tcompelling we do think there is room to run. not only should the growth curve continue to prove more resilient, but the earnings picture through the cost cutting should trend steeper >> the consensus is we will see a pause at the next meeting. these stocks are interest rate sensitive. is the rally in your mind depending on the pause or are you pricing in a cut >> i think the fed has announced the role in this the pause is essential that they maintain that. the market is pricing in rate cuts toward the end of the year. >> you and your theory >> i think we will likely have to see a cut some time in the second half of the year to keep momentum going if interest rates continue to remain, the fear on the sector could weigh on the entire market it is something we are watching closely. >> let's talk about the big gainers, including meta. you have a bullish price target with the upside of the company which has doubled. >> the way we look at it is they should do something to 24. a 20 multiple is not too difficult to achieve for 2024 earnings 20 times 16. $320 stock. >> what about the other big winners? nvidia, for example, getting a boost from the a.i. chase. can the rally continue can the hype around a.i. continue >> i think so, yes according to nadella, this is the most profound technology he has seen in his career we echo that the productivity gains from a.i. are astounding look at what airbnb is saying. they think a.i. can boost employee productivity by 30% you don't see that function in the means of productivity since the assembly line. it is a big deal >> that's a bold statement jamesppreciate it. >>> ahead on "worldwide exchange," the one word that every investor needs to know today, plus despite the worry in the market, there is a key technical signal that just might be pointing to a bull market rally. we will tell you what it is. >>> cnbc is celebrating asian american and pacific islander heritage month we are celebrating business leaders as we head to break. here is the co-founder of mendicino farms. >> i'm very proud to be taiwanese american it is hard to grow up in america. i faced challenging with racism and sexism and people wanting to put me in the asian stereo typical box. i even brembraced it because we can be more than doctors and lawyers and engineers. we can be creative artists and athletes and ceos and entrepreneurs like myself much of -- myself i wants kids to understand they are not just asians living in america, but americans living in america. ♪♪ at morgan stanley, old school hard work meets bold new thinking. ♪♪ partnering to unlock new ideas, t

james kennedy. after jamese up the former pageant queen stayed on the show working at sir becoming best friends with ariana. meanwhile ariana and tom celebrated nine anniversaries bought a house together and released a book. all smooth sailing until march of this year when it came out that tom and raquel were having an affair. >> this is a group where you sleep with my boyfriend, i'm mad at you for now and then we go back to being best friends. the dynamic between all of us is very strange but it's incredible to watch. and even though we've all evolved into different jobs and buying homes, having children, the level of crazy is still there. i mean we've come full circle. we're back to, oh, my gosh, someone banged someone else's boyfriend except the stakes are much higher. >> reporter: do you remember like exactly where you were when you found out about scandoval. >> well, i was suspicious about sandoval and raquel having a thing for a while but i was in my office and i got a text message saying cameras were goi

james, thank you. james landale live in _ pretty resilient. james, thank you. e a sigh of relief after a nerve—wracking afternoon. we are happy, we are happy, of course we're happy, but more relief than anything. i went to kenya with everton community this year. that's how much i love my club, right? and they have just rewarded me. cherry veins! i love everton more than my kids. we couldn't even imagine going down today. - it would have been — - i can't describe it, honestly. you've got to be an. evertonian to know it. the whole day was like a build up of stress, but at the end it was just relief, i think. come on! like that? yeah, it was like that, yeah! made up. i didn't think we'd do it today, but we've done it. up the toffees. this has been the longest week ever. and thatjust can't happen again. me chest is fluttering, it's awful. awful! down to the last moments, wasn't it? did you really mean that, mum? i can imagine. a real passion. i am did you really mean that, mum? i can imagine. a real passion.— imagine. a real passion. i am sure she did mean _ imagine

p james --paul: james lucier from capital alpha joining us.ext we have a reaction from republican cofounder charles fleischman and matt bennett. let's bring in annabelle for a morning call. the short-term looks set up for a decent rally in the asia-pacific. annabelle: that's right. the focus is really short-term. this chart shows it. the line in white is 10 year u.s. treasury futures and the blue is s&p 500 futures. you can see risk assets looking to gain and havens set the slip. it is the question of how long this lasts. we do look at a situation now where the u.s. treasury will be replenishing its cash stockpiles, in competition with lenders for funding and off that we could see funding costs spike and in turn that could do some of the fed's work for it to the tune of 45 basis points. the next fed decision, given the preferred inflation gauge came in hotter friday as well. certainly there's a lot to assess in the days ahead. but short-term at least, investors out there, including j.b. s, saying markets could not breathe a sigh of relief toda

james smith. james smith also had a legal wife who was probably pregnant at the same time that maria was pregnant with allen. and they were all in the same household. and whether or not this mr. smith, as i call her, because there are a lot of eliza eliza's in this book. so mr. smith was so enraged as the crafts describe in their own narrative by the site of this child who bore a such a strong physical resemblance to her own husband, to allen's father and she was so upset that allen was for a legitimate child of the family that at the soonest opportunity she gave away ellen craft as a wedding gift to her own 18 year old daughter. when this 18 year old daughter was going to get married so be at the end of this rain soaked journey into megan upstairs in the space and opening up this book to find this paper by which this action was made possible to see and this beautiful hand, i mean, the handwriting was just gorgeous. see, in this beautiful hand, james, saying out of the love that i bear for my daughter, eliza i'm giving her this property. and i'm not just giving her this property, but i'm giving this property. allen and all of her increase, which meant that for generations upon generations, allen's crash children and their children and their children would forever be the property of her half sister. eliza's children. and on and on. so have this story. and i i'm able to find out a lot, actually, about the smiths ellen craft father and, his wife, and especially through his wife. i didn't want to write a story, which it's just simply good guys, bad guys, because these are real people that i wanted to respect as real people, people who made choices. and i think it's much easier to hold people at a distance and say, oh, i would never do if you kind of ever other them or separate them and. i wanted to know as much as i could about, let's say this, mr. smith and there's a lot about this. mr. smith and and the archives. but what ended up h

james in livingston, ben in harrogate, james.- james in livingston, ben in harrogate, james. med? _ of it all. do you have a glimmer of hope, or is it doomed? the - of it all. do you have a glimmer of hope, or is it doomed? the sad i of it all. do you have a glimmer of. hope, or is it doomed? the sad truth is ho -e hope, or is it doomed? the sad truth is hope comes _ hope, or is it doomed? the sad truth is hope comes with _ hope, or is it doomed? the sad truth is hope comes with the _ hope, or is it doomed? the sad truth is hope comes with the unfortunate l is hope comes with the unfortunate truth _ is hope comes with the unfortunate truth l _ is hope comes with the unfortunate truth lam — is hope comes with the unfortunate truth i am waiting for a relative to die. truth i am waiting for a relative to die that's— truth i am waiting for a relative to die. that's the only way i'm realistically going to see the money needed _ realistically going to see the money needed to— realistically going to see the money needed to put down a deposit. i've worked _ needed to put down a deposi

james and area. but if there was a villain, extra motivation, it's lebron james, because lebron james was the one who turned the tables on the war years when they're up 3, 1, against his calves in the nba finals. you might recall. fortunately, i do that. they came back in the very same season, 2016 to beat the warriors down 3, 1, so they have extra incentive tonight. so win game 5, fly down to los angeles play on friday. and back here on sunday for game 7. 0st things first, steph curry needs help. klay thompson has averaged 20 points throughout the playoffs. but the last game guys, only 9 points thrive. city will be open a couple of hours before tipoff go warriors. i'm sure hoping that we will be here tomorrow morning to recap what happened last night here in a good way. >> you know, with smiles on our faces. thank you very much. well, 9.11 is the time. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news students uc davis are back in school and they're trying to improve safety on campus will show you how. plus we're looking at what happened when bran would police responded to a hostage situation that ended with