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i called him jerry. anybody that resembles jerry.e his name was jerry. >> joe says he doesn't know anyone like that. can't help us. and he wasn't unhelpful. he was, actually, quite willing to talk with us. he says he doesn't know anything about it. >> yes, that's very disheartening. >> is there really a jerry? >> yes, there is. yes, there is, there is a man out there who is responsible for this. and i'm not him. >> i got to ask you, i mean, did you think about just getting divorced? >> yes. >> i mean, if you had just gotten divorced, none of this would've happened. you wouldn't be in there. i wouldn't be here, talking to you. you would be in pennsylvania with your girlfriend and your wife would be angry at you. >> which -- which would not be -- been -- would not have been the right thing to do, to leave my family, in hindsight, yes. >> but it beats murder. >> our interview finally ended and as he was being led away, larry conceded to his guard that we weren't buying his story. >> they think i am a lying scumbag. >> while larry admitt

i never could get that through to jerry nadler. jerry, just let us have our time. let us make our points, maker motions and then you can move on. during one of the gun bills we had about 100 minutes. he finally looked at me and said we're going to shut this down. i had to point out his rush to get the bill to the committee you can't do that so had to redo the thing right in the middle of the committee but that's what we saw. people on the floor i don't know if you experience this but i did i write about in the book democrat to come up to me on the floor and say what are you all doing? this is an embarrassment. by the time he came to this phone call, i love how you phrase is, nadler and pelosi's two styles and the judiciary had become a joke. one of the oldest most prestigious committees in the house but it turned into a joke here then you had adam schiff, california, the flip talking smooth operator chairman committee at the time who is very close to pelosi, still is, had came up with this, we already knew he was, should be a fact witness in this because him and th

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jerry's new viewers have — can do it! come on! jerry's new viewers have been _ can do it! come on!wers have been introduced to can do it! come on! jerry's new- viewers have been introduced to all sorts of new terms on a day when pilots have truly proved their mettle, and one that many passengers won't forget in a hurry. david sillito, bbc news, heathrow. filth. sillito, bbc news, heathrow. 0h, es! hard sillito, bbc news, heathrow. oh, yes! hard watch! _ time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. you were glued to that this morning, apparently? yes, it wasn't an easy watch. this storm was every bit as dangerous as we thought it would be, and it has brought england its strongest wind gust on record, 122 mph at the needles on the isle of wight. and we have a met office amber warning for the next two hours, northern and eastern england very windy at the moment. this is storm eunice, just on the southern flank where you see this hook currently going through parts of eastern england, that is where we still have some really strong winds. we have had a lot of snow today, wintry shower

the blue tiffany's footballs and jerry was showing his bling earlier today. almost 60 years old, still a superstar in the league, so gracious to all the fans. i asked jerry and another 49ers legends about super bowl butterflies the night before the big game. take a listen. >> i didn't get any sleep at all, playing the game already in my head the night before. and i stayed up all night long. didn't get that much rest. got up next day, couldn't eat because anything i put in my stomach with the butterflies was going to come up. >> i knew my life was going to change one way or another. heck of a thing to think about the night before. wish i could have played more super bowls but don't relish the night before. >> they love those super bowl rings, nice to see steve young and jerry rice. game tomorrow, 76 cameras inside sofi stadium, to bring this game to you on nbc sports. more than 700 of us are here. nbc employees all around sofi stadium and throughout los angeles to bring this game to life on tv and we also have the olympics. tomorrow we have 14 1/2 hours of cov

i feel the same way, jerry, even before they were larry and jerry had a certain place in their own head, i'm not even called egotistical, but they demanded a certain level respect because they knew what they did was good jerry's dollars to guess. that if i get to the city and there's nobody there to meet me, i'm on the same plane because it returns back up. you know, at some point you get so disrespected, when you're stand up the worst at the beginning the, you gotta lay down some ground rules just for your own self. and yeah, i, i, i would go into shows, i think this is when things switch for me to stand up comic. i was like 7 years in and i knew i was good. yeah. you were tied up and at that point, you know, i think leno says 7 years, it's like being a lawyer, 7 years to get your law degree. and then another 7 years to actually be a good lawyer. it's the same thing with like 14 years and you really go out to get taught in comedy class, just somebody asked me to write when i got to l. a and i said the exact same thing and everybody was like, so discouraged like 14 years, i got to do th

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where ever jerry goes, the dude stops for every fan and takes photos and signs autographs. i asked him what advise would you give to the rams and bengals? >> enjoy the moment, man. this is a great time. it is going to be exciting but you got to be able to calm yourself because you can get exhausted before you run on the football field. run on the field and enjoy and look around and look at the fans because you never know who thank you may get the opportunity to get back to a game of this magnitude. >> very good perspective. >> reporter: you never know when you will get back to the super bowl and you never know which hall of famer you will bump into. all of a sudden daryl green, the hall of famer from the washington football team. take a look at this at the tiffany's event here in los angeles, jerry rice, joe montana, not just in the bay area but legends. this is the final count down and stretch until the super bowl tomorrow. the rams and the bengals not here in san monica but in hot englewood about 10 miles in land. we have a lot of bay area fans here. we have been here a c

anchor: i think i need jerry giving me that sort of encouragement on this program metimes. find that story and all the news at our website. to see what we are working on, check us out on twitter. thank you very much for watching bbc world news america. have areat weekend. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ judy: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. tensions rising. president said war in ukraine would come soon as the u.s. pushed back separatists for inflaming conflict in eastern ukraine. china claims to allow athletes to voice their views on the internet but critics remain skeptical and warned of potential data gathering. >> you have to be careful when you say what and where you say it. i think

we need accountability for the clinton campaign, we need accountability for adam schiff and jerry nadler, because they were complicit in this. so the media needs to start doing their job, talk about exactly what's coming out and hold these people accountable. on top of that, the attorney general, garland, he needs to be out there making sure durham has all the resources he needs to do

i won't be buying any more, ben and jerry's, and i encourage you all to do the same. while the u. s. establishment pushes the narrative that russia plans to invade ukraine. it's a moscow has adamantly denied nato has been strengthening its military presence in the region of playing, carrying g u. s. troops on the equipment with the landing and poland on sundays, near the ukrainian buddha and the western alliance is considering increasing its forces in eastern europe on a long term basis. we discuss the backlash against the tweet with professor daniel shaw. who's these, the american people are bombarded with anti russian rhetoric pushed by the mainstream u. s. media, censorship range across this country on fox news on cnn. across the mainstream incorporated media. we've heard nothing but relentless, russia, phobia, anti russia, war mongering, propaganda. if you look at that swede by been in jerry's, and they were more likes for some of the war mongering, ballistic responses, the bellicose responses, then for the actual original tweet itself. so because we've been subjected to this

he's been to four super bowls, jerry rice turns 60 years old later this year. the guy still looks great. so gracious with the fans. everywhere he goes people are coming up to him asking for pictures and autographs, and he responds and comes through for everyone. really cool. i asked jerry, hey, what do you think about the super bowl? >> the big game is tomorrow. can you imagine what those players are going through right now? you know, trying to keep that calmness about them and not really get to exhausted because if you really put yourself in the game right now, it's going to have some wear and tear on you, but it's going to be a sleepless night tonight because i'm sure they're going to be processing the entire game. >> sleepless night tonight from the bengals cool to see, other hall of fam up. there you see fellow hall of famer darryl green, those two had great battles together. we also saw marshawn lynch walking around this morning as well. back here live at the beach in santa monica, you know what's pretty cool about this, the road to the super bowl goes to

can hand walking around in town with jerry can know if that's the popular thing for the police to run after. i guess they figure they each wanted to have one of what is happening right now with the government cracking down like they are, is so anti democracy and his so anti constitutional against our bill of rights. it is so anti, what our prime minister has been running on for years say he hears every minority. and of course he called this the, the small fringe minority. the only conclusion we came to is just this minority must be too large for him. all the bridges overpass us were filled with people that inspires so so many people only here nationally, but world wide right now world wide, there is, there is convoys happening everywhere. another big story with tracking this thursday. britain's top diplomat live trust is due to mate russian foreign minister, so gale of rav in moscow a little later today. the key discussion will be the tensions over ukraine, of course. now, prior to her trip, the british foreign secretary threatened moscow with the toughest of sanctions. but trust the

can hand walking around in town with jerry can know if that's the popular thing for the police to look around after i guess they figure they each wanted to have one of what is happening right now with the government cracking down like they are, is so anti democracy and his so anti constitutional against our bill of rights. it is so anti, what our prime minister has been running on for years say he hears every minority. and of course he called this the, the small fringe minority. the only conclusion we came to is this. this minority must be too large for him. all the bridges overpass us were filled with people that inspired so. so many people only here nationally, but world wide right now world wide. there is, there is convoys happening everywhere and while millions of syrians fries and reco breaking cold and snow, it's claimed that the united states, one of the richest countries of the world, stealing oil from one of the poorest. so says rushes of foreign intelligence service at the same time americans impose sanctions so syria can neither sell, don't buy fuel. i'll t saskia. title tak

kennedy: jerry "seinfeld" and joyner must -- >> america, you are witnessing injustice.d justin trudeau to arrest these gentlemen right now. party panel, well done. coming up, california cooling on president biden, a new poll says mcgrath are spoofed. california king, hilton, he's here are the answers and he's next. ♪♪ california commies resisting against their leadership, a new poll shows the biden administration steadily losing support from the democrat stronghold since april of last year. the vice president, kamala harris, she has a 38% approval rating in her own state where she was a u.s. senator and attorney general. the two buffoons have done nothing but an act liberal policies since taking office so i can't they get california love? here with me now, most of the california podcast, host of the next revolution sunday nights on the fox news channel, steve hilton is back. i think this is great news, maybe they can finally bust up the model party in california it's been ruling for decades. is it shocking to your 46% of californians have a negative view of kamala harri

>> television jerry rice. >> all right.lawrence, i mean you're asking me to remember game that i wantt to forget everything about nonetheless -- you got next story. >> so we've been to super bowl twice. we, me bengals cincinnati nation and lost to ?ifng 49ers we get to meet these people, and i said to joe one time i said i'm a bengals fan he said you are responsible for two of the worst days of my childhood. he said, i hear that a lot. [laughter] let me tell you bill i'll switch that on you you don't want to forget that moment because you want to remember the defeat so you never feel that -- ever -- again. >> i can not agree with that statement. >> ask another question -- okay. so who sang the national anthem that day? wow. january of 1989? >> i don't know. >> you should know him you have the same name. >> it was -- billy joel. >> mind blocks i put on that day. i think that's it. keep going. so what was the super bowl halftime show that day? >> oh, man. >> bill the producer -- >> i would like say it was whitney houston -- b

man, jerry will never be able to eat up all these mountains. the very all we do is make a little cut, the very just a little caught, a few understand. we not destroying them. manon, she, mon, john. the landscape formed by the quarries, however, tells another story. sandra manfredi checks if a quarry has really been closed down, or he exposes illegal practices. it's the only way he says to stop this carnage laquonda se for some of the iroquois since our group has taken action to delete all investigated quarries have been temporarily or permanently shut down money like this one here as or so no. what that makes for dozens of site on we'll get a 3 and the tween about 30 and 40 it able to video the idea of one it st. wency that a apple one helps happen classified as an irreplaceable natural heritage. and each piece that's remodel that it is lost forever. it given there are $3000.00 species of flowers and plants and the apple one out at the up. why that's half of italy's flora to dinner. and a few doesn't exist here exclusively basic is sort of show

stars and hall of famer's and he is the inspiration for the tom cruise character in the 1996 film jerryhim to turn actors and athletes. >> i took cuba gooding junior with me to the super bowl and made him pretend he was a wide receiver all week to put them in the role and i had to show the quarterback in the film played by jerry o'connell how to throw a spiral because he had gone to nyu and they didn't have a football program. so it has been 25 years and every time we go to the airport or out to dinner somebody running up through the table and asking me to say or saying to me those four words that start with show me the. >> unbelievable and that film was 25 years ago. >> kind of feel like it was yesterday. >> it does indeed. iconic as it is. >> i am still waiting for them to show us the money. >> we >>> a lot happening in the news lately these days, but one big headline will be what is happening tomorrow in the weather department and we will tell you what that is. >> ordinarily mid-60s wouldn't make news but when you have been 15 to 20 degrees above average and you are used to saving re

"crabbing", "vectoring" — jerry's new viewers have been introduced to all sorts of new terms on a day, bbc news, heathrow. go on, lad. oh, yes! remarkable. that is it from us for the time being. keep up—to—date on the bbc news website. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ rich preston hello there. storm eunice turned out to be every bit as powerful and damaging as anticipated. this storm swirled its way eastwards across the uk, with the strongest winds on its southern flank, across the southern half of the uk. the strongest gust, at needles on the isle of wight, was 122 mph, provisionally the strongest wind gust ever recorded in england, but plenty of other places, including gatwick and heathrow airport, had their strongest winds in around 15 or 20 years. and further north, winds were less of a feature, but snow came down, turning parts of scotland into a winter wonderland. now, our storm system is sliding quickly away eastwards, but there is more unsettled weather on the way for the weekend. we will have more wet and windy weather, but nothing quite as stormy as we've seen over the la

"crabbing", "vectoring" — jerry's new viewers have been introduced to all sorts of new terms on a dayavid sillito, bbc news, heathrow. go on, lad. oh, yes! a reminder of our top story. president biden is convinced russian president vladimir putin has made the decision to invade ukraine, with an attack on the capital kyiv expected in the coming days. speaking in a television address, mr biden said the united states and its allies in nato and across the world, would stand together in full support of the people of ukraine. much more analysis on that story on the bbc news website. you can reach me on twitter, i'm @richpreston. hello there. storm eunice turned out to be every bit as powerful and damaging as anticipated. this storm swirled its way eastwards across the uk, with the strongest winds on its southern flank, across the southern half of the uk. the strongest gust, at needles on the isle of wight, was 122 mph, provisionally the strongest wind gust ever recorded in england, but plenty of other places, including gatwick and heathrow airport, had their strongest winds in around 15 or

pilots as they've navigated these extraordinary winds, and following it minute by minute has been jerry from qatar airways. 200,000 watched. touched down, at the third attempt. bosh! and in the cabin of this ba flight, you can feel the relief. applause very, very skilled individuals. this is where their training and their years of experience, i say years of experience, some of them are sprogs, aren't they, young pilots who haven't been flying for very long, but, you know, they do a greatjob. crabbing. look at him crabbing, man. crabbing, vectoring. jerry's new viewers have been introduced to all sorts of new terms on a day when pilots have truly proved their mettle, and one that many passengers won't forget in a hurry. david sillito, bbc news, heathrow. go on, lad. oh, yes! you can absolutely see why that would be a riveting watch. a reminder of our top story. president biden says he's convinced vladimir putin has made the decision to invade ukraine — with an attack on kyiv expected in the coming days. moscow has denied this. don't forget, you can get in touch with me and some of the te

given freedom, they all went to the stores and all got a jury can and walking around the town with jerry pence. stuff, the puppy or thing for the police to run after i guess they figure they each one to have one of what is happening right now with the government tracking down like they are, is so anti democracy and his so anti constitutional against our bill of rights it is so anti, what our prime minister has been running on for years said he hears every minority . and of course he call this the small fringe minority. the only conclusion we came to is this. this minority must be too large for him. all the bridges over passes were filled with people. it inspires so, so many people only here nationally. but worldwide right now, worldwide there is, there is convoys happening everywhere. well let's pick up that very point. the protest convoys against cobra. maxine mondays are indeed spreading beyond candidate in new zealand trucks, vans they block streets in the capital of wellington for a 2nd day surrounding the parliament building. hundreds of people turned out to support the protests. th

good old jerry. was in some quarters i put down. turned out good old jerry. got himself into the vice president see and and i'm not suggesting. our aspired to to to the to higher office he didn't. but he was ready. when it came and the interesting thing. i mean one of the interesting thing about ford is and and this what a biographer sort of dreams of is that there are rooms in that mansion rooms in that house that we haven't. visited yet. and it's made for much more interesting. process except process of discovery at this point the expected date of publishing. yeah. we really want to get it out in 2020. just before the election. and i think i don't have to say to draw a contrast. i mean adult president but a competent one. may have all sorts of. unexpected appeal and in certain circumstances and i say dull i mean that the caricature afford again, good old jerry turns out he was a lot more. i think myself i for example i wrote a chapter about the warren commission which upends. most of what we thought we knew at least about ford's the fact of the matter is fo

good old jerry. was in some quarters i put down. turned out good old jerry. got himself into the vice president see and and i'm not suggesting. our aspired to to to the to higher office he didn't. but he was ready. when it came and the interesting thing. i mean one of the interesting thing about ford is and and this what a biographer sort of dreams of is that there are rooms in that mansion rooms in that house that we haven't. visited yet. and it's made for much more interesting. process except process of discovery at this point the expected date of publishing. yeah. we really want to get it out in 2020. just before the election. and i think i don't have to say to draw a contrast. i mean adult president but a competent one. may have all sorts of. unexpected appeal and in certain circumstances and i say dull i mean that the caricature afford again, good old jerry turns out he was a lot more. i think myself i for example i wrote a chapter about the warren commission which upends. most of what we thought we knew at least about ford's the fact of the matter is fo

started and it's kind of turned into a mockery here of the ottawa police because they were yanking jerry cans out of people's hands that were filling their trucks and taking their diesel fuel away. well, the convoy people that are here standing up for god given freedom, they all went to the stores and all got a jury can and walking around in town with jerry pence stuff, the puppy or thing for the police to run after i guess they figure they each one to have one of what is happening right now with the government cracking down like they are, is so anti democracy and is so anti constitutional against our bill of rights. it is so anti, what our prime minister has been running on for years said he hears every minority . and of course he call this the small fringe minority. the only conclusion we came to is this. this minority must be too large for him. all the bridges over passes were filled with people. it inspires so, so many people only here nationally. but worldwide right now, worldwide there is, there is convoys happening everywhere? well, let's talk enough louder point to protest convoy

given freedom, they all went to the stores and all got a jury can and walking around in town with jerry pence. stuff, the puppy or thing for the police to look run after i guess they figure they each one to have one. what is happening right now with the government tracking down like they are, is so anti democracy and is so anti constitutional against our bill of rights. it is so anti, what our prime minister has been running on for years said he hears every minority . and of course, he call this the small fringe minority. and the only conclusion we came to is this minority must be too large for him. all the bridges over passes were filled with people. it inspires so, so many people only here nationally, but worldwide right now, worldwide there is, there is convoys happening everywhere. well, not a lot of point to protest convoys against co bid vaccine. mondays are indeed spreading beyond canada and new zealand trucks and bomb block streets in the capital. wellington, for a 2nd day surrounding the parliament building, hundreds of people turned out to support the protest. the demands ther

all started, it's kind of turn into a mockery here of the ottawa police because they were yanking jerry cans out of people's hands that were filling their trucks and taking their diesel fuel away. well the, the convoy people that are here, standing up for god given freedom, they all went to the stores and all got a jury can and walking around in town with a jerry can discuss the puppy or thing for the police to run after i guess they figure they each one to have one. why do you think these freedom convoy protests have inspired so many similar rallies around the world? i mean, we've seen the same sort of thing going on in france and even new zealand. yes, absolutely. first of all, you saw that here in this country as they were making their way the conway was making their way from the west, which is a long, long, long way to go down to ottawa, all the bridges over passes were filled with people that inspires sol, so many people, and like you said, not only here nationally, but worldwide right now worldwide, there is, there is convoys happening everywhere because people, humanity is so tir

started and it's kind of turned into a mockery here of the ottawa police because they were yanking jerry cans out of people's towns that were selling their trucks and taking their diesel fuel away. well, the convoy people that are here standing up from god given freedom, they all went to the stores and all that a jury can and walking around in town with jerry pence stuff, the puppy or thing for the police to run after i guess they figure they each one to have one of what is happening right now with the government tracking down like they are, is so anti democracy and his so anti constitutional against our bill of rights. it is so anti, what our prime minister has been running on for years said he hears every minority . and of course he call this the small fringe minority. the only conclusion we came to is to this minority must be too large for him. all the bridges over passes were filled with people. it inspires so, so many people only here nationally. but worldwide right now, worldwide there is, there is convoys happening everywhere. yeah. on the lot her point, the protest convoys agains

congressman jerry, connelly a virginia. this is gerry connolly congressman from the 11th district of virginia. and it's gives me great pleasure to interview my good friend. the distinguished congressman from the fourth congressional district of north carolina david price on his new book a revised edition of the congressional experience, which is sort of a one of a combination david of a political scientist who's also a practitioner of 30 years and i think that gives a unique set of insights into the congressional experience and so authentic too as you read it. it was a delight to read it. thank you for your effort. david thank you. i appreciate appreciate those comments and appreciate the chance to talk with you a very knowledgeable member who is a good critic of such efforts for sure. david when i was going through your own biography, and of course, there's a lot that sticks out you talk about your love of education and you point out your mother was an educator but what really intrigued me was in getting your phd and polit