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there's a reason but i have khaki jeans and gray jeans and black jeans. pete: they don't work.ki isn't jeans and black fades and got to be denim. it looks professional and relaxed. rachel: that's a classic. we went to nashville once, the three of us, we were just going to do the new year show but as i was flying in, they said no, no, you're going to do this something or other with will. i don't know what it was. anyway they said you need jeans and i'm like i didn't pack any jeans so i went to nordstroms right after i landed and i don't know anything about jeans. i bought some -- i have old jeans and haven't bought them in forever. the young girl helped me buy these jeans like a new brand and i bought them. and i put them on and i went and met will and will goes, oh, those are nice mother jeans. he could see just from me wearing them. i was like what? pete: he's got a smile. will: does that hurt my man card? pete: he wasn't them calling them mom jeans. he knew the brand? rachel: yeah. it was all the jean info. he buys jeans for his wife. if sean bought my jeans, otitis never wea

that was bill and billie jean.ernal grandmother. he's now 12 years old. >> david: meanwhile, jenelle's secret boyfriend and coinvestment jamie curd has now been released from prison on parole. he declined to be interviewed. that is the program for tonight. i'm david muir. >> deborah: and i'm deborah roberts. from all of us here at "20/20" and abc news, good night. this is the last place that you get attacked by anyone, because this is a place of good. >> tonight, neighbors are stepping in to help a place that has helped so many. a week ago tonight, a fire closed the doors of a church in san francisco's mission district. investigators are still trying to figure out how that fire on good friday started. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. abc seven news reporter tara campbell shows youow

, let's say you exchange it with us for jeans, but... jeans, well, at least cost 30 rubles. when the end of times actually came and this story was generally ending, then the norm 164, paragraph 3, was introduced, this is a ban on foreigners, that is , the word fortsovka did not appear there for harassing foreigners, that is to do this, the foreigner had to complain that he was molested. a person could buy and the size really didn’t suit him, because it wasn’t even possible, let’s say, to get the same jeans and look at them, they were just in a bag, you could see the size there, and in my school era, poles sold jeans for 30 rubles, and then the price rose during my student days, when, relatively speaking, i was, well, almost a farce for 150 rub. why was i almost? and that i was a black marketeer, because i had a magyar friend klara, we were in a friendly and romantic relationship for 2 years, she asked me, through my friends, to sell things that her hungarian friends brought - to moscow, where she studied, but i don’t think there was this compound purchase there, i definitely

jean-pierre: columbia is a private institution. we have been very consistent hear about not commenting on personnel matters. that is something for the columbia university board and the president to decide. obviously it is the speaker pelosi privilege to speak for himself and what he sees. so, look, i would say more broadly, and this is a deeply painful moment for many communities, and we understand that, but the president believes that free speech debate and nondiscrimination on college campuses are important. they are important american values, and so he will always be very clear kid we will always be very clear about that here. but, you know, protests must be priest phone -- must be peaceful. students must be safe. when we see violent rhetoric, we must call that out here we see them as rations or grotesque anti-semitic remarks, we have to call that out. you saw that in the president's statement on passover. he talked about that coming he talked about taking action and making sure that we are calling that output we will conduce du

, because they are the most versatile jeans of all, they go with absolutely everything, which cannotou don’t have the physique that this beautiful blonde in a decorative jacket without sleeves can boast of, then... and if you want, you can wear jeans that are washed just as light to the same degree , choose the best models that look as if you stole them from such a rather corpulent guy, you can even tie them to yourself with a belt, or a man’s belt, or with a construction cord, it will be especially fashionable, well, that is, pretend ostensibly, if this object were not there, they would fall, this type of trousers is now just on... all the catwalks, total denim sets, like the one shown here with the help of these caustic neon color elements, are the bread and butter of denim fashion, for several years, this will not leave the podium for a very long time, why? because there was a big break in using the total denim look and it was very indecent to wear a denim shirt and jeans, even more so in a jacket or, for example, a coat. new generations are trying to buy them, here what must be s

>> secretary jean-pierre: i don't have anything to confirm here.the first day of ramadan. this is march. obviously. the president wishes all who observe ramadan a safe -- >> harris: there was a lot going on there. not the least of which we covered as breaking news. israel has taken out a key member of the iranian revolutionary national guard. a leader who was in weapons resupplied. potentially somebody who has been supplying the weapons to get our men and women in the middle east. they took them out right next to the building, the iranian embassy which bears the image of sof -- you've got a lot going on with israel today. i would call that a solid for us. we certainly didn't take him out. we had warehouses instead. we will be back in a moment. one? for veteran homeowners, it's easy as 1-2-3. one: call newday and apply. two: take out an average of $70,000. three: pay off your credit cards always dry scoop before you run. listen to me, the hot dog diet got me shredded. it's time we listen to science. one a day is formulated with key nutrients to supp

i really really liked it, but they have good proportions, so these jeans generally fit great, and this they emphasized her girlhood in general, the fact that she is really tender, young, they managed to emphasize it, great, it actually seemed to me that the stylists revealed her in a completely different way, because i really, i didn’t recognize her a little, and the make-up, hair is so beautiful, she has become so feminine, so i wonder how her boyfriend will react to this, they already have harmony, as i understand it. we are waiting for elmira in her second image, come in. elmira, beautiful, fashionable, stylish girl, how does it feel? unusual, i just love this format, sports suits, ala the eighties and nineties, i’m absolutely delighted, you can feel it, it seems like grandpa will get his jersey back, right? you know, in the nineties, in the prehistoric period of modern history, i was once walking with my husband along the street in a southern city, and since at that time the trade in various consumer goods was carried out on the street, on patches, you could often see things hangin

i don’t understand, do jeans also emit exhaust gas?ausing a tsunami. for the study, the researchers followed the life cycle of jeans as they were quickly produced, shipped, worn, washed, and discarded after about seven uses. the native footprint of massmarket consumption and its impact on the planet compared to buying clothing items from sustainable brands. where are the happy times when buying clothes. we weren't thinking about how minimize harm to nature, and how to minimize harm to the family budget, imagine how they cared about the environment in the ussr, if the younger brother finished his older brother’s jeans, and then they made shorts out of them. international sawmill. take off your pants, save the planet. it was an international sawmill, see you in a week, but for now, for now, take care of the country of your fellow citizens, how huge, how terrible, how beautiful russian history is, and how close everything is, you know, we love our sovereigns, but the deeds of those sovereigns, the very great and the most beloved sovereign

at that time were a jeans bar , strange, or a kursk voluminous something jeans, i also think, look,the parset is fashion again , well parsley of the country, he probably has it, as if jeans are more logical, but here’s a gift, well, let’s wait, we don’t have any options, listen. listen, she can give him jeans without knowing his size, or she knows his attitude, this is obvious from memories, yuliana answers, well, let's take the purse, take the purse, yuliana is telling you the blue team, because the correct answer, attention to the screen , here is a small souvenir for you, look at this. arkady grachev. this is the case here. i made inquiries and found out that you were a tap dancer, and that now no one really knows the rosary except you, that’s true, i’m the only real one left, teach me how to tap dance, and where are you dancing? i don’t dance, i work in the circus, in what act, what act does the hero work in. he’s a clown, yeah, no, he works as a janitor, or this is a room with animals, he’s a tiger maker, 30 seconds, spread it out, so, this would be a role model, yes, if the ti

jean: a lot.will there be demand, i suspect that for safety, carmakers will be required to have autonomy. quick numbers, 40 2000 people lost their lives in 2023, up from 37,000, it has increased and people are distracted. so the opportunity is one big piece, the second is what is the market for people moving around for cheaper. imagine using lift or uber at a 50% reduction. talked about seven to 10 million vehicles being autonomous. if they solve for autonomy, this will be a breakthrough in terms of how people move. annabelle: what you think about the pricing? it seems like more expensive vehicle, but we've seen a slack ev market and tesla trying to regain market share. jean: when it comes to pricing, one is the current pricing environment and esb despite headline price cuts, average selling price in the march quarter was lack, up 1% from december in the cyber truck played into that. esp's have been stable given the environment. when it comes to the price of fsd, they've lowered that. so they're m

cuando te decomisaron tu cd de jeans. >> ¡aaah!hale! oye, cotorreen. >> ¡oh! ¿cÓmo creen? chale, man. >> ¿lo ves? ya se enteraron aquÍ los cadetes que nos gusta jeans. >> ¿nos gusta? ya te dije que a mÍ no me gustan. >> ¿ah, no te gusta? oye, si ya te sabes la coreografÍa. Órale, ya vamos a dormirnos. sÚbete pa' arriba, yo me quedo. >> vÍtor, no me puedo dormir arriba. >> ¿por quÉ? >> lo que pasa es que no te habÍa dicho, carnal, pero yo tengo vÉrtigo. >> ¿y eso quÉ, gÜey? >> pues que me da miedo las alturas. >> ¡chale! bueno, pues yo me subo pa' arriba. hazme diablito, carnal. buenas noches. >> que descanses. >> albertano. >> ¿quÉ? >> te recuerdo que, si sientes goteras, acuÉrdate que a mÍ me gana del hachÍs. >> ¡quÉ asco! no se te olvide rezar tus oraciones, vÍtor. >> sÍ, albertano. ♪♪♪ ♪ nosotros, los guapos ♪ taiwan. republicanos buscan el retiro del presidente de la Ámara baja mike johnson, tras la aprobacÓn de un paquete de ayuda por 93 mil mollones de Ólares a ucrania, israel y taiwan. decenas de vendedores ambulantes en su

even fired me for him, i think he just decided that he couldn’t... look modern, of course, i have jeanshat the contrasting tights are definitely visible, when i have the opportunity, i definitely try to look like this: it's fun, it's festive, it's inspiring. alexander anatolyevich, what do you think about polina and the story with which she came to us with her husband? it seems to me that polina, i tried to guess that she is an actress, after all, she is an actress by nature. maintains absolute theatricality in everything, you play each of your costumes like an actress, right? yes, because each of my images deserves it. you have always been such a predator and so bright? probably not, but i want to go further, but how did you start dreaming about a red leopard or about some of your extreme bows, because for many they are really prohibitive and too bold, you were always in school. with this, as it is fashionable to say now, challenge, in elementary school my mother dressed me up, it was divine, it was such a beautiful story, with beautiful, girlish, almost romantic things, then something

i will identify 2022 when karine jean-pierre took over as the white house spokesperson were where theommunication went from let's downplay the bad and make it seemed like it's not that bad to let's pretend the bat is not happening and going to completely different direction. we see the on the border were there in denial until last week that there was a border crisis but with the economy, don't forget they're trying to make the case for many years that this is the best economy in generations, they named it bidenomics, this is all an attempt to essentially subterfuge the american public from what they can see. if you ask karine jean-pierre what way is up what colors the sky you would never get the same answer or consistent answer and she would say up is down. maria: he has to come up with stories about inflation because anybody looking at this understands that it's been his exact policies that have taken us to forty-year high inflation. we were talking about this yesterday. we have the inflation reduction act, the fiscal responsibility act, the forgiveness of debt you reported on a few

jean mckenzie _ public support here. jean mckenzie therefore - public support here. very much. the organization of american states has condemned police in ecuador who last week raided the mexican embassy in quito and arrested former vice presidentjorge glas. he took shelter in the embassy after fresh corruption charges against him. the oas also criticised mexico, without naming it directly, for trying to help mr glas escape to mexico. a lawyer for mr glas says he is now on a hunger strike in prison. meanwhile, ecuador continues to deal with an "internal armed conflict" three months after armed gunmen took over a live tv news broadcast. earlier this week, ecuador�*s president, daniel noboa, said efforts to combat gangs will continue. and later this month, the public will vote on further anti—gang measures, including stricter gun controls and tougher prison sentences. so, how is ecuador — a country once known as an "island of peace" — dealing with the rise in gang violence? bbc mundo's ana maria roura returned to her home country to see how it has changed. ecuador�*s g

. >> secretary jean-pierre: i am aware of the reports. our team is looking into it. i'm not going to get ahead of anything just yet. we are aware of the reports. i'm not going to go beyond that. >> john: the white house not commenting on a dramatic development in the middle east. a massive air strike in damascus,syria, which reportedly eliminated one of the most senior military commanders. with that, welcomed on monday. i am john roberts and washington. sandra, great to be back with you. >> sandra: i am sandra smith in new york and this is "america reports." the rare daytime strike in damascus. they say several iranian diplomats were killed in addition to the general who played a key role in supplied weapons to hezbollah and other terror groups in that region. iran's ambassador to syria says the response will be harsh. >> john: complete coverage now. senior director michael allen moments away on how iran may choose to respond. >> sandra: reporting live on the ground in tel aviv for us this hour. what are you hearing from your sources about this strike? >> good aftern

now in front of me is a person without age, now... in front of me is a girl in a t-shirt, a girl in jeanset’s try to make it clear from your appearance everything that you can tell us, come on, it seems to me that this is where we need to go, alexandrevich, what thoughts, probably the style that you presented on stage has changed, that is there was something besides pants with elastic bands and sprint t-shirts, yes, of course, it all changed, i was a punk and... there was such a kind of gop style, and ska, and - there was gothic and steampunk, it could have been in a large number of gothic skirts of different styles, some kind of corsets, you were a little bit like emilia, you were highly energetically charged, loud, complex in vocals, but a girl, yes, i was a girl who paints her lips black and wears huge skirts, in boots with a high platform, well, of course. st. petersburg rock, then how we love, katya, tell me what your peers said at school, they teased you, on the contrary, you were friends, you have many friends, here’s a little more about this, in elementary school everything was fi

, in vain to pay, what will happen to them, with jeans, you know, before us is just gold, and not thelous, economical to madness, tell me, this is what you wear to the theater, for example, this is the whole problem, that is, it turns out that over the last many years, i won’t even specify how many, you have never been to... . due to the fact that there is nothing or what? no, i was in the theater, but it’s always a stressful situation, because the first question is, what to wear? after all, in a person’s life there are a sea of ​​events that require something besides the clothes that you show on the hangers, but you probably have some anniversaries, birthdays, corporate events, outings social life with friends, dates, finally, i’m not afraid of this word, well, that is, it’s full of everything that is required besides work, a woman usually... has some kind of dresses, skirts, but they are not present here, what is this connected with , given that i have very few of these events in my life, and you don’t think it’s necessary to buy anything extra there, nothing will do, let’s go to je

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evelina, most of all, of course, i admire the fact that the stylists have chosen the right jeans fort you will now have fewer problems with choosing this particular wardrobe item that or should sit perfectly, or not sit at all, but walk away from its owner. somewhere just above the knee and it was not clear what was next there, it turned out that they continue to be slim above the knee, being a corpulent woman, nevertheless she is very beautifully built, that is, she has such a feminine figure, which it doesn’t spoil this volume at all, it’s beautifully distributed and it’s really not a sin to show it off, so i say the jeans are a great success for our stylists, because they really stretched her out, showed that she’s in her size, the woman is extremely slim, look at the jeans. magnificent, fantastic work, lana, how are you, how are your impressions? oh, well, this is very cool, because i was afraid of something like that. how much does an accessory like glasses change an image, a seemingly simple plaid shirt, a fairly everyday thing, but this frame suits you so well, this hairstyle

haslinda: jean-loup samaan from the middle east institute on the very latest. you can turn to your bloomberg for more. go to tliv to get commentary and analysis from bloomberg's expert editors. still ahead, we discuss india's upcoming elections with the center for policy research. why they think the opposition is not in position to challenge prime minister modi's bjp. but first, market analysis with covenant capital, and why they see gold becoming the perfect inflation hedge. keep it here with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: traders assessing iran's attack on israel over the weekend. gold currently flat at 2373, it has been surging on the back of rising geopolitical risk as well as buying by central banks. goldman saying gold will get to 2700 dollars by the end of the year. 17% upside from here and it says gold is in an unshakable bull market as it makes that upside projection. look at where we are in terms of brent crude, down 0.3%, still above that $90 level. vix future is currently down by 1.9%. still elevated when compared to last year. 16.70 six is

jean able to smoke in a decades or so time .jean also says overseas time.hey're caught smoking. if they don't fall the right age fall into the right age category, will they be challenged barred pubs? challenged or barred from pubs? >> can't smoke in pubs >> well, you can't smoke in pubs already. already against >> well, you can't smoke in pubs alrelaw already against >> well, you can't smoke in pubs alrelaw for already against >> well, you can't smoke in pubs alrelaw for any already against >> well, you can't smoke in pubs alrelaw for any outsider.gainst >> well, you can't smoke in pubs alrelaw for any outsider. butst the law for any outsider. but it's about buying the tobacco products, about products, so it's not about the actual smoking. will be actual smoking. so it will be illegal children, you know, illegal for children, you know, as get older buy tobacco as they get older to buy tobacco products, just cigarettes. products, not just cigarettes. so about the smoking so it's not about the smoking itself, it's about getting that access. people start befor

jean carroll.ab women by the [ bleep ] -- >> if you look over the last million years, i guess that's been largely true. not always, but largely true. unfortunately or fortunately. >> you consider yourself to be a star. >> i think you can say that, yeah. >> and now you said before, couple minutes ago, that this was locker room talk. >> locker room talk. >> does that mean you didn't really mean it? >> no, it's locker room talk. i don't know. it's just the way people talk. >> we are back with vaughn, neil, sue, and rev. that's what he's like on the stand under oath. vaughn hillyard, mail-in ballots, quote, i think they're dishonest. mail-in ballots are very dishonest. isn't it true that you vote by mail? yep, i do, i do. that woman. i don't know her. wait, it's marla? that's my wife. it's e. jean carroll. and then this is just -- epically offensive, which i guess goes to my question for neil, will he or won't he take the stand? is it true that stars can grab women by are the p-word, trump, if you look

another cool, be nice. alexandra to jean of fusion, i seen president of ukraine. the 2014 gene of announced the beginning of the war in the east of then unified you crying? or what it, this is your, the bombing of dumbasses peaceful cities, the ukrainians nickname to jean of the bloody pasta. throughout his tenure and the countries highest echelons of power to jean of preach rankings of the day, from the voltage of the word of life baptist church and cave. the 2014 on in 2022 was an effort to kill russians and destabilize, if they could, the russian government over throw vladimir food for lucy. i use as anyone and anything if there's a religion the this is you green became an independent states. the russian orthodox judge of the moscow patry of his being on the continual pressure into a d 23 with the blessing of european and us human rights organizations. the pressure turned out dried religious war. the in the last 12 months alone, being hundreds of the tanks on ukrainian or the adults pres, dozens of whom have been imprisoned or live tv. and without hesitation, u

r jean >> i wear jeans all the time. you've beee n on the setti withe . >> you know what i wear?ns myself. but i will say this in downtown ,they got the memo. nobody has pants on in this town. i don'e hast know what's going t but to the point you make of that. but to the pointe poin you make about this climate edict. you know, the thing i always come back to is the left likes t to tell us, you know, the government needs to stay out of our bedroomll the when ii comes to the pro-choice, pro-life debate. but the government is literallcy every other room of my house. the government is filming an hgtv the show there in my garagy with my car. they're in my kitchen with my stovy cae in the pantry with a hot water cooler. now they're in the closet taking away my pantsolerthere .c >> i don't have the legs for climate change. i got to buy a calf machine at foxlihine. al unreal. all right. sd intoar, biden sleep schedule was called into question. you might remember this. remember the cpap markestion yoe apparently he has sleep apnea. they were seenha on his face. now, on wednesday this week

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kellyanne: white house allows to fly the problem for the president and karine jean-pierre guy benson pointed out people in street of new york no one believes it they associate rising prices falling wages with joe biden economic policies, the fact president biden has vested in things we can't see, we can't touch we can't enjoy. was probably, the issue number one for him, why? because he does things like inflation reduction act no such thing it was a green deal. et cetera, all things that you can't point to say joe biden did that, people do go to groceries gas pump say joe biden did that. he could turn this around they just don't want to he can invite grocers in manufacturers, farmers kamala harris to go to designer to talk with abortion is she going to grocery store trying to talk to anybody trying to meet cost of in fees, people trying to foured necessities not luxuries trying to eat to live. >> essentials, food fuel shelter. all the essentials, running away pricing we will keep a spotlight on this back with kellyanne conway guy benson in one minute's time. we'll be right back. . sta

any minute now, karine jean-pierre is expected to take to that podium as these protests spread on campuses coast-to-coast. in just a moment during the white house calling out anti-semitism at columbia over the weekend. peter doocy is in their room for that briefing. we are going to bring you that as soon as it begins. >> john: there is the story from "the new york post," it was time to find another job. i'm john roberts in washington. >> sandra: i am sandra smith in new york. this is "america reports." 800 people have been arrested at their campus protests this month. 200 of those coming in just over the weekend. >> there is one post i suggested that something -- and is really frustrating that university administration is not standing up for what is morally right. >> sandra: alexis mcadams is live at columbia university. that was a student who joined us last hour. he is at university of michigan. and has been an awful time for those students. columbia university. we have arrived at that 2:00 eastern time deadline. are the protesters moving out? >> good afternoon prayer the protesters aren'

you know all about jeans. are they destroying the planet?given that weariness told even breathing is destroying the planet, i tend not to listen to these alarmist headlines. the product is made not to last and be obsolete and feels like paper on your skin and it's not made ethically in terms of the environment or people that manufacture l product so i try to stay away from those products and lean towards brands and products that are going to last a long time and i can wear a listening time. stuart: women's line of clothing designed to protect women in sports. what's special and what way does it protect women in sport s? >> xxxy athletics and you had me on on launch day and we're standing up to protect women sports in spaces and giving them a platform brave enough to do so and this is not a gimmick and here to make high quality products and i learned from the best at levis and high quality product that's made to last. it's soft on the skin and made ethically and made first drop of product in peru and third party certified and that's important

and jean,in and babu thank you very much. and jean, in faversham, miriam, county down.to say. honestly. ok, then, nicky, all i can tell you is that i sit here and i watch my television and i watch the french news, bbc, itv and i watch al—jazeera so i get a broad view of everything that is going on and all i can say to you when i see 15 or 14,000 i can say to you when i see 15 or ili,000 children being killed in gaza, i tell you what i am so depressed over the whole thing it is unbelievable. it is no point in the west sending arms to israel with one hand, and aid to feed them on the next. it doesn't make sense. this war will not solve anything, all it will do is cause another war, because one war leads to another war, we really must have peace, and i think the west, and also the arab nations must stand up, somebody must say this has to end. i mean it is crazy. i reallyjust don't know what else to say. crazy. i really 'ust don't know what else to say.— else to say. you have said it very well. miriam _ else to say. you have said it very well. miriam is _ else to say. you h

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karine jean-pierre and peter doocy just had an exchange in the white house press briefing room. ducey pressed her on the anti-american/anti-israel protests popping up in cities and towns all over the country, also an interesting exchange about the president saying his uncle was eaten by cannibals. we will have all of that for you we will play it for you when we return we will be right back. this is our last chance to help save thousands of holocaust survivors who are suffering in the former soviet union today. the needs that these forgotten jews have are something beyond anything you can imagine. have you eaten this morning? i ate the carrot, so i ate half of it yesterday, and i had it today for breakfast. and this is what she ate in two days, one carrot. please pray for me! the international fellowship of christians and jews began this ministry to help elderly jews living in horrible poverty around the world. we urgently need your gift of $25 now to help provide one survival food box with all of the foods they critically need for their diet for one month. it breaks my heart to

jean carroll suits for defamation, again, e. jean carroll won against donald trump.s well as what the findings were from the judge especially in that civil fraud case where the judge said trump violated a gag order and that he had testified under oath untruthfully. they're talking about bringing up the criminal tax fraud prosecution against the trump organization, a lawsuit from years ago that trump had filed against hillary clinton and others that ultimately resulted in sanctions against trump because it was deemed too frivolous and a bathe lawsuit. does all that -- a bad faith lawsuit. does all that sound like fair game? >> what they're bringing up in the priority acts is to get surgical on it, focusing on the untruthfulness that's contained in those acts. it may not be so much the fact that there was a lawsuit with e. jean carroll, it may be the fraudulent or false statements that he made. it isn't so much the fraud trial brought by the new york attorney general, it's that he may have given false or fraudulent testimony. that's really when we zoom in, that's what

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jean carroll case. one of the jurors had identified as somebody who identified as having more right-wing media consumption, and that was unanimous jury verdict in e. jean carroll's favor. so it is possible. >> it is possible, and we're going to find out what happens in just a few days. kristi greenberg, thank you for joining us tonight. >>> coming up what does jared kushner have to do with burger king? a lot as it turns out. that's next. king a lot as it turns out. that's next. anymore? he has something called osteoarthritis pain. it's joint pain that hurts him all the time. come on, scout. now, there's librela. the first and only once-monthly injection to control your dog's oa pain. veterinary professionals administering librela who are pregnant, trying to conceive, or breast feeding, should take extreme care to avoid self-injection, which could cause allergic reactions like anaphylaxis. this is the best day of my life! we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two ha

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you pointed out, not only the e jean carroll ruling, right. one of the things that they got into a big back-and-forth over is the prosecution wants to be able to cite the earlier civil fraud judgment against the former president and one of the things that they're but the defense is saying is that look, that is a civil proceeding the standard of evidence, a standard of of that you need to prove for the judge to rule in favor of the prosecution is much lower. it's just a preponderance of evidence as opposed to a criminal trial where you have to have beyond a reasonable doubt doubt. and so defense is saying that's just not fair. and so is they're pointing out that if you do that, then we should be able to bring in some of the various problems. is mike michael cohen as a witness as well. and so that's going back in for the judge saying we're not going to mix apples and oranges here as part of his decision-making in so we expect it's going to keep keep going for at least another hour. yeah. it's been a fascinating back-and-forth jeremy, herb and ka

jake sullivan will join karine jean-pierre at the white house press briefing as we await their responsethe "death to america" on american soil listen to this. >> john: yes that was downtown dearborn i'm john roberts in washington, sandra and other news filled hour ahead of us. >> sandra: we had to show that live shot because we know karine jean-pierre will step up to the microphone shortly and there is huge interest in how the white house is going to brief amid the growing call for death to america. happening in dearborn, michigan. i'm sandra smith in new york this is "america reports." it was there in dearborn, john it happen on friday went into israel demonstration erupted it chanced calling forth "death to america." >> john: the white house expected to face where they say will free up money for terrorists. >> every dollar bis and mr. risch and gives to iran is another dollar that will be used against our sons and daughters. speak of the administration has operated as iran's best friend, hasn't it? >> john: life to hillary vaughn on capitol hill where lawmakers have been pressing trea

jean-eric: well, e cutie.eritage of it is the wallenberg family which goes back to the mid-1800s. that's five generations of an industrial heritage. our industrial focus and our industrial perspective on being -- having a mindset of being an owner of an industrial asset as opposed to being a financial owner, it is something that we think resonates very well here in japan. so we are very focused on working with industrial companies and helping those management teams and those companies reach their full potential. annabelle: there's been a perception in the past that perhaps directors even within japanese blue-chip companies could be hesitant to work with overseas firms. are you noting a shift in mentality perhaps that's taking place as well? jean-eric: yeah. i think things are changing for the better. i think the combination of the government taking the lead on this and coming out and saying, if your company is trading below book value, you need to do something about it and you need to be accountable for that i

jean carroll example.hink things having to do with civil fraud, what is the standard for by the judge decides what is the line? >> it's a balancing test. every defendant has a right to testify on his own behalf. but if he chooses to do that the jury has a right to know what that is. it's a balancing test. you don't want the jury to convict this defendant so you look for prior bad acts that go to whether a person puts his own interest ahead of society. that's the phrase. >> donald trump? well, i mean just like the person we're describing here like those he put his own interest over the interest of society? >> never thought of it that way. it's a 50-year-old case. we also see the line over and over but what you do is you are looking for crimes that go to theft, fraud, lying. >> as it just crimes? >> it doesn't have to be convictions. it can be bad acts in their life that go to this particular issue. >> but i hear the term presidential -- present prejudicial. >> overly prejudicial. the judge needs to balance.

. so you made creases on your jeans?rted doing it, and he came back from the rehearsal, saw what i was doing, well, he twirled it near my head and said that no one irons jeans, they don’t need to be ironed at all, they should be lying around, dirty, these are the jeans that are jeans , what are you doing, by the way, i worked at a foundry for 27 years, i retired at 50, at first, when i retired, well, i worked part-time, i had a license i worked as a security guard, i worked as a security guard, and then somehow i got bored with the whole thing, for pennies, or as the barik says, for souvenirs, and i just began to spend the winter, uh, winter in the city, at the end of april and until the end of october i spend this time in the country, growing vegetables, and by the way, have you ever had the idea? look at your uncle, what he does, should you also get into show business? well, firstly, it would be funny if a relative of bari alibasov worked as a driver or security guard for the nana group, well this is not status, but re

>> will they >> be in prison i want to go straight to jean casarez, who has been following this trial since the beginning, and jeanne, these four students killed at oxford high school not just for students, but also there was a teacher who was wounded and six others also were wounded just to afford a fourt, not just for students were murdered and listening gene to their parents talk in such vivid and yet kind of mundane terms about what it was like not only the de, that they were killed regular days for their teenage kids, but also whole of the things that the kids will miss in their lives because of ethan crumbley 15 at the time murdering them in cold blood. and the question is, the culpability today of their parents. we know that they've already been found culpable, but how much they will serve to pay their whatever debt that can be paid >> dana, those those victim impact statements were so carefully carefully crafted and planned out to show the emotion, to show the repercussions of what happened to show a timeline of when they were one to know where the gun was they're wondering wh

he is not. >> sandra: viewers will decide, karine jean-pierre will be press on this hopefully in the press briefing room. the briefing will be underway moments for now. meanwhile the migrant crime surge especially in new york city this is a new york assistant d.a. on the migrant squatters as this becomes a bigger and bigger issue being released without bail, watch this. >> they revealed the case, they spoke to supervisors they decided what's the appropriate amount of bail is and the judge said no and it's really odd when you have the d8 requesting 100 or $150,000 of bail it's a serious case to have a judge say no bail on this type of cases a regular. >> sandra: in the apartment earlier talk to neighbors outside it's his cross from a school, these squatters drugs were felled, child was with t them. guns were found. i mean the arrests happened about this time yesterday on this program. what is happening here? >> a couple of things it's not just any judge, it's judge eugene bowen who takes great pride in letting criminals out with no cash bail. they ask for $130,000 bond for one and $45

and we saw that in the e jean carroll case. the second one where there was a jury and then he was present for and he was clearly trying to make eye contact. he was trying to smile at people. he believes he is his own best salesman and that he thinks that some of these folks are his supporters. now what we saw in the e jean carroll case is it took that jury exactly a few hours to render a judgment of $83 against him so i don't think his sales abilities work so well there i do think you're going to see him try to do something similar to your point about he could go down rabbit hole after rabbit hole. i'm confident his lawyers have told him that, but at the end of the day, he is ultimately the person who is on trial. and as you know, a lot of defenses since not just him want to defend themselves and they want to they want to argue in their favor. and i think that his lawyers are going to be hard pressed to stop and if he really decides that's what he's interests, they want their body language to speak for them. they don't want to

jean said there was a prowler and then gunfire, police found dave dead and troubling holes in jane's story. what happened that night? here is keith morrison with the hometown hero and the homecoming queen. >> it was late when it happened. very late. the sky had already fallen. nobody saw it coming. nobody heard the warning but now in the night, it was done. they work hard here in their homemade garage jim because in part it is not just a gym, it is a kind of shrine. >> i look at the wall in there is a bunch of photos. that is what makes it special i think. >> these were the moments before they were born, when a shot putter named dave became his family's superman and his little brother watched him get a bronze medal at the 84 olympics. >> after i just cried. how do you not? when you see your brother up there getting a metal. he was like my superman. >> don is dave's younger brother by 9 1/2 years. dave and don inherited a passion of athletics and olympics from their brother. >> this is built into your dna almost. >> it really is. >> here is where the dna was planted, oxnard, californi

it's very year that jean-pierre, karine jean-pierre, excuse me, i'm fighting a cold.or her race and gender and that's keeping her in the job now. john kirby should be doing that on a daily basis and this is clearly a job awarded not based on performance but based on merit. we see it every day. it's sad to watch quite frankly. carley: yeah, talked about me working the weekend. you're working the weekend and you're going to be on the big saturday show tonight. jason chaffetz, anita, dr. sapphire and more. have a great day, joe. >> thank you for the shameless promo. appreciate you and see you tonight at 7:00 p.m.. i know you'll be tunning in, carley. carley: absolutely. major artist coming out taking aim at concert ticket sales and marsha blackburn is sponsoring it and coming on the show to talk about it next. ♪ (♪) (♪) try dietary supplements from voltaren, for healthy joints. (vo) in two seconds, eric will realize they're gonna need more space... (man) gotta sell the house. (vo) oh...open houses. or, skip the hassles and sell directly to opendoor. (man) wow. (vo) when

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. >> john: karine jean-pierre respondent we don't know it's only what the question was what we thinke biden administration has been making so much of the former president saying there'll be a bloodbath if he is not elected as he was talking about the u.s. auto industry and i'm sure ducey found incidences where the current president used the word to describe situations come a lot of pushback from karine jean-pierre as she tried to dance around the issue. >> sandra: which tease this up with the live shot of the former president where he will have a speech in michigan that should happen any moment now. he is expected to hammer the border policies and those released in the texas border breach with more fodder for the trauma team. griff jenkins is live from the u dell mike white house what has been the reaction at the white house ahead of the president's speech? >> sandra, what we have been seeing and he saw a little with peter and kareem jon perry is a pivot around labeled as disingenuous or whether it is specifically about the riot in el paso or in the case of what president -- former p

reporter at the murder scene in >> 1994, and attorney or riva martin is also with us let's start with jean casarez, gene this story touches so much of american life and what was happening in the 1990s from so many angles, but perhaps one of the most enduring legacies of the simpson trial is the way that it defined how americans view the legal system no, absolutely. and they're really two oj simpson's, right? i mean, there's the football icon and there's also the one that was charged in to criminal cases, convicted in one acquitted in another. but i think because there were cameras in that courtroom, you saw a legal story play out and that trial went four months. cnn covered it wall-to-wall. court tv had their cameras. it made the court tv network at that point in the mid 90s. but you got to see witnesses, you got to see demeanor. you've got to see social issues. you got to see a dream team of a defense to show to show that you've got to have a high-quality defense of tyranny or team. and you also saw the outcome. but the mystery remained because the mystery of what happened to oj to the vi

this is them answering questions about it a moment ago, karine jean-pierre. watch. >> i will not come it on leadership at colleges and university with their decisions that's for them to decide. americans have the right to peacefully protest and we will continue to call out any type of hateful rhetoric and the type of potential hateful violence here it has no place in america. anti-semitism we will call out it is abhorrent. >> martha: that was moments ago as president biden and a brand-new pole is at a record low. approval rating 38% which is lower than former president trump and george h. w. bush in many of their first terms. both were one term president's after their election and so far it's the case for president trump of course he is running again in hopes to be president and 2024. we bring in karl rove fox news contributor and ron williams fox news senior political analyst. good to have both of you with us today. so that's a trump up six points in that gallup poll. ron why do you thank the former president is widening his lead in the polls right now? >> i