how will we get your dna the crime scene there jerry?d. how would it be, there jerry? >> i don't know. >> what happened that night? >> did you murder someone that night, jerry? >> tests the. dna. >> jerry. >> tests the dna. >> it wasn't the confession denlinger was hoping for, but he didn't think it was internal either. so, 39 years to the day after's murder, jerry burns was cuffed and placed under arrest. >> we have the right to remain silent. anything you can say cannot will be used against in the court of law. >> the church was first degree murder. for jury burns's daughter and his brother, the news was a gut punch in. possible to comprehend. >> it almost seems like a dream. that it was it really happening. it was really true. >> could you believe it? >> no. >> my brother had said dad's been arrested for murder. just like, who -- i was so in disbelief. >> the arrest just didn't square with the image of the devoted father, the good kid brother that they could always known. they felt certain there was something wrong with that dna evide

¡bien, jerry! de hecho, es raro encontrar una que no tenga cáscara, ¿no?os. el, el bálsamo, la crema y el... ah, pues, es que son puras marcas. [faisy] [indistinto] ¡a la cola!

all right, jerry. well jerry o'connell is going to be coming back. this next segment.a little game of pictionary. right here on set with pam gasia, (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. next on behind the series... let me tell you about the greatest roster ever assembled. the monster, the outlaw... and you can't forget about the boss. sometimes- you just want to eat your heroes. the subway series. the greatest menu of all time. back to the night. we're gonna play some pictionary. bu thank you. there's like digger gasia and pamela one side and andre and sal or on the other right here. everybody knows how to play pictionary. one person draws in their teammates. guests pam, get out of here to start things off. easy okay, we're going to start things off. easy we have a stylist. look at this. you have a little pen. you can pick colors. finger your fingers. old school. i like that getting dirty with it. okay here we

thank you for your time. >> jerry, make a great point. in california, we've had so much surface water from our storage projects. people's vision built this many years. ago we haven't built the dam in california have any substance since 1979. we have this growing population of people in the state and a growing population in the country that need the food that we grow. so, you talked about some groundwater. we have some subsidence, that's where the ground is lowered. so much it's been pumped out of the. ground farmers of had their water taken away from them, it used to come from the surface water. so far, this year, some are getting the zero allocation, some are getting a 30% allocation. this kicked up recently from a 5%. now, how do you operate anything under 30% allegation of the input you have, whether your manufacturer, whatever kind of business you are? and this, case your manufacturing food. they, say well you can only have 30% of the water for all your land. well, how you make land payments? the government still want to pay taxes on.

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and friend of the aquarium. >> hello jerry. >> hello jerry. >> welcome to town. >> is that kramer in background? >> thank you for joining [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy sfallon."sdud tonight, join jimmy and his

and friend of the aquarium. >> hello jerry. >> hello jerry. >> welcome to town. >> is that kramer inhe background? >> thank you for join >>> tonight, thousands gathering in memphis for the funeral of tyre nichols the emotional words for nichols more than three weeks after he died following a brutal police beating. his mother's tearful message, her embrace with vice president kamala harris, and harris' call to action from the stage it comes as we're getting a look at the fired officers' personnel files. why some of them were disciplined in the past >>> also tonight, the fbi searching president biden's beach house, but his lawyers saying no additional documents marked classified were found. we asked the white house, has the fbi searched any other locations? it comes as the president and speaker mccarthy hold their first meeting over the debt ceiling crisis. >>> the death toll rising in that crippling ice storm in texas and the south. hundreds of thousands without power in freezing cold. more than 2,000 flights canceled we're tracking it all. >>> the alex murdaugh double murder trial, h

we will go to jerry, jerry is in texas. t jerry, good morning. go ahead, okay. just changing the name makes a big difference.e. organized crime is now big business. credit card interest used to be called loansharking. insurance -- [inaudible] >> host: jerry, go ahead. let's try simone again from north carolina. hello. all right. this is gary in kentucky. hello. >> caller: hello. credit is based on your ability to pay back, and when you sign in for a credit card, you get a service agreement. you know the deal going in. you know the high charges that could be entailed on your bill if youul don't pay on time. so part of the consumer, if somebody is standing in for these people, it's part of the responsibility. if you make a late payment on your house they foreclose on you. i mean, this is just part of consumer, i don't know, overreach. >> host: that's gary in kentucky. >> guest: well, thanks for your comment. what we have seen is credit card companies are charging us five times more than it actually cost them to collect on these late payments. so again we're not sa

jerry ford was not like that at all. jerry ford to be pretty comfortable, his own skin, he was very solid citizen. he was a very solid member of congress. he had been several years the minor party leader in the house of representatives. his ambition the height of what he hoped for his political career was to become speaker of the house. but he understood that that depended on a lot himself because the republicans are going to have to win a majority in the house of representatives, which had not had for decades. and in fact, he was on the verge of retiring when nixon lost, lost when nixon's vice president, spiro agnew, had to resign because of a scandal actually unrelated, to watergate per se. but it got swept up into the whole thing. and so nixon is looking someone, the republican party, looking for someone who's, honesty, devotion to the national cannot be questioned and probably part of this, but also a part of the appeal is. and who doesn't have obvious ambition is to be the next president of the united states, becaus

¡bien, jerry! de hecho, es raro encontrar una que no tenga cáscara, ¿no?os. el, el bálsamo, la crema y el... ah, pues, es que son puras marcas. [faisy] [indistinto] ¡a la cola! deseos para el genio de la lámpara. eh, eh, vivir más, tener esposa y tener un... [faisy] ay, no. cualquier cosa. - sácate de aquí. [gaby] ¿tener esposa? [michelle] ¿tener esposa? [jerry] entonces yo la vi... [indistinto] [faisy] armando hernández. [armando] dígalo. tres películas de extraterrestres. eh, hombres de negro, los marcianos atacan ... [suena chicharra] - ¡no seas payaso! - ¿en serio? dijiste dos, igual, de cualquier manera, vamos. [michelle] contra, contra chabelo. [gaby] contra chabelo. [armando] ¿qué? [faisy] gaby platas. cosas que hace un perro para demostrar su afecto. eh, te hace así en la pierna... no, no, pero no [indistinto] no me hagas así en la pierna. [faisy] ¡te me vas! ¡ya con que lo digas! [aplausos] [faisy] te hace así en la pierna, te voltea y "zrag". ¡no! galilea, ruidos que hace una lavadora. [imita a una lavadora] el primero, no, no, no. el primero fue

are you cousin jerry from facts of life?eeling to be liked by kids. >> you mean you're not going to make fun of me, call me names? >> wow. >> facts of life was when a younger demographic. >> eventually those kids would grow up. what stories do you tell then? . >> 1980s were a radical transformation, how do you live up to the ideals you set groursz when younger when dealing with the realities of having to raise children and pay a mortgage? ♪. ♪ sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name ♪ ♪. >> i don't know if i can tell you why cheers was so popular in the 80's but i do know that the song was brilliant. >> you want to go? everybody know yours name. ♪ ♪ >> as taxi was coming to the end of its run, glen and james were try to think of what their next project would be. >> we were a desperate network, i thought my future at nbc was on the line. and it was a remarkably simple pitch. we want our characters to come into a bar, shear their life stories >> me, i like the challenges. dogs, vicious kids, hard to find mailb

now, jerry, deal evil by taking evil off the streets . no. now, jerry, jerry streets. no.rry is going to jump in with a point of order that margaret thatcher, i'm being told by my team. margaret thatcher supported, the idea of the death penalty as part of her election manifesto in 1997 , 1979. forgive me. sorry in 1997, 1979. forgive me. sorry 1979. clearly, when she when she became prime minister for the first time, she became leader in 75 and she adopted the policy in 79. it didn't happen, but she supported it. but for every single vote we had in the house of commons. she voted against it. okay about the victims. finally, jerry . well i agree . finally, jerry. well i agree. but if you make mistakes, if you encourage this is the whole point i'm trying to get across tonight, but i'm fail miserably. you've got to protect public if you actually really have a recruiting sergeant for the terrorists as will because they want to killed by the state. they martyrs . objections no. two they martyrs. objections no. two final points. could you respond this idea that you will make mar

and then larry loved the bit, and he said jerry, stop laughing, jerry, jerry, stop laughing, stop laughing. >> what did jerry do? what did he say? because i understand you do good impressions of both of them. >> i don't want to stop laughing, it's very phenomenon any! >> so the next time i remember seeing you is as hal, the hapless dad as "malcolm in the middle", and this scene captures exactly who hal was. >> who wants to make five bucks. >> hal? i need someone to take the fall. >> oh my god. >> what did you do? >> i can't tell you. yes or, no no questions asked. >> oh my god! >> make it 10. >> done. >> oh my god! >> you're a good son. i got it, don't worry. >> i'm glad you enjoyed your own work there. it is so hal. >> i'm paying off my kids to take the rap for something i did to my wife. is it true that the writers on the show used to try to come up with ever more humiliating stunts for you to do, and in fact made a game of it called "what won't bryan do?" ? >> that's what i'm told. they had a list on the board there of a crazy things. >> such as? >> well, you know, i had, i don't know,

now, jerry, deal evil by taking evil off the streets . no. now, jerry, jerry streets. no.y is going to jump in with a point of order that margaret thatcher, i'm being told by my team. margaret thatcher supported, the idea of the death penalty as part of her election manifesto in 1997 , 1979. forgive me. sorry in 1997, 1979. forgive me. sorry 1979. clearly, when she when she became prime minister for the first time, she became leader in 75 and she adopted the policy in 79. it didn't happen, but she supported it. but for every single vote we had in the house of commons. she voted against it. okay about the victims. finally, jerry . well i agree . finally, jerry. well i agree. but if you make mistakes, if you encourage this is the whole point i'm trying to get across tonight, but i'm fail miserably. you've got to protect public if you actually really have a recruiting sergeant for the terrorists as will because they want to killed by the state. they martyrs . objections no. two they martyrs. objections no. two final points. could you respond this idea that you will make marty

thank you for bringing awareness to the problem, kyle and jerry. >> ashley: thank you both. >> todd:sident biden arriving back in washington and he's calling out vladimir putin's decision to suspend the nuclear treaty with the u.s. >> it is a big mistake. not very responsible. but i don't know if he's using weapons or anything like that. i'm not able to see from his speech at the moment. i think it is a mistake. maybe we will be able to work it out. >> todd: he celebrates the growing relationship with china ahead of potential visit from she's the pres the china presid. the senior foreign policy official. as of this morning, hunter biden has officially missed the house oversight committee and midnight deadline to turn over documents. the republicans on the panel to issue a subpoena but that is a tactic that is a last resort. requested that information from hunter, his former business partner and the president's brother all to determine if they leverage the vice president's position to make international business deals. oversight committee james palmer to discuss what is next in the bi

they say he's and jerry and finish lawyer and a political activist. he's accused of essentially running a separatist movement from his home in finland. and nigeria has demanded that finland take measures against the active is why, why does the government see the activists as a threat at a move? because you know what, what get back to this is been on is something that started since 1966 in nigeria. we had to put 1000000000 war that is going to be our from when some general in that area is i didn't want to seat. then the civil war was a short and suddenly the i was unity. what more for them to be one man that was termed on a jacket and other charges in nigeria responding to this. i've been in jail, miss that number come started. do movement in the name of i people the that is going to genius. people of the offer to allies did dream of justice issue. he was tim's job wouldn't be nat geo. i'm one of the, not this man who is the didn't feel learn was able to live on social media platforms. will continue to stay out while, if i knew what is humans and destr

jerry. jerry. jerry. john lewis. jerry. jerry. jerry. jerry lewis.ther brother dead.is jerry lewis. the other brother dead. is that where there's. all right so the chuckle brother and he wants to chuckle now and he wants a career brother so he he's going to retire that he's never going to retire that he's never going to retire that he's going to keep going until he's going to keep going until he drops something and drag him off he wants more tv off stage. he wants more tv shows like fawlty reboots shows like fawlty towers reboots your up and he claims your people up and he claims that to the cancel that we need to end the cancel culture which is turning comedians dull because of these. but obviously not you. scott a lot of comedians have got a bit. well control happening, i have to say woke a set amount of times on this show. but isn't that because i think think that because i think i think probably right well i think when that because i think i think pro embrace ht well i think when that because i think i think pro embrace diversity think when that

jerry. jerry. jerry. john lewis. jerry. jerry. jerry. jerry lewis.ther brother dead.is jerry lewis. the other brother dead. is that where there's. all right so the chuckle brother and he wants to chuckle now and he wants a career brother so he he's going to retire that he's never going to retire that he's never going to retire that he's going to keep going until he's going to keep going until he drops something and drag him off he wants more tv off stage. he wants more tv shows like fawlty reboots shows like fawlty towers reboots your up and he claims your people up and he claims that to the cancel that we need to end the cancel culture which is turning comedians dull because of these. but obviously not you. scott a lot of comedians have got a bit. well control happening, i have to say woke a set amount of times on this show. but isn't that because i think think that because i think i think probably right well i think when that because i think i think pro embrace ht well i think when that because i think i think pro embrace diversity think when that

program, african penguins day are an endangered species jerry. there spent some time behind the scenes and penguin preschool. that's where they mull to doubt of their feathers into their waterproof, juvenile plumage. jerry is going to be sleek and silvery looking he reaches adulthood. the monterey bay aquarium says it's the first time that they've had 3 generations of a single penguin family. in the exhibit. at the same time, you can check them out in person. but of course, on the aquarium's famous penguin cam. >> why do you think they called him? jerry? and i yeah. producer saying named after a long time friend of the aquarium. ask a question unless, you know, the answer would probably have colossal or ladies and gentleman just like that is like that. that wraps up kron. 4 news today. was anyone else wondering that or i was i love penguin preschodl. i i think he gets the full text. don't graduate and they give stickers and graham crackers. haha is all grown up. all all right. thanks grant. thank you both. coming up next, 10 o'clock. >> a proposa

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thank you, jerry, very good seeing you.erry boykin, former undersecretary of defense, much more, delta force commander. one-year anniversary of the ukraine war, the president has been talking about how the western world and nato in particular stayed through this over much criticism and concern a year ago whether it would. congressman cory mills joins us now, a florida republican sits on the house foreign services committee, house foreign affairs commit teach. i think, congressman, please correct me if i'm wrong, sir, you're saying let's reprioritize now. what does that mean? >> well i can tell you one one of the things i talked about for years, i used to be be a sec-def advisor and three years in iraq, pakistan, blown up twice, a bronze star recipient, i understand a lot about the kinetic elements of war but i realize this is about geopolitical superpower resurgence. look at china, russia, iran, north korea alignment economic cyber resource perspective. i heard the general talking a few moments ago and he is right. russia c

now, jerry's election on the 25th of february. could be a turning point for the country. we will be hearing from people about what is at stake for them in this vote. mom a double, harry is leaving office after 2 terms, and he hands over a country that is on the brink. the economy is under performing unemployment and inflation, or soaring with millions, living in abject poverty, security remains a major problem. islamist insurgents are waging tara in the north and criminal gangs, or kidnapping people, including school children for ransom. this is africa's biggest oil producer, yet it's suffers, feel scarcity. so who thinks they're up to the monumental task of fixing nigeria is problems. officially, there are 18 candidates, but only 3. have a realistic chance. here's my colleague for our chicago was more oh, the governing, apc is fielding bala. i met cinnapool. he is a former governor and political godfather of nigeria commercial hub lagos. he points to his record of shaping the regions or band development and economy group. but he's also been accused of corruption claims h

and despite the deployment of the number of people here, the number of security personnel is jerry and police power and authority can not really guarantee the safety of every police station more than 1900000000 people report to be registered to vote. had want to be almost $177000.00 polling stations across the country. this, the candidates have been rather stiff competition, 18 people are running for the presidency with over 1000 vying for 109 seats in the senate. and another 3000 for 360 seats in the house of representatives. now his house, i'm my jerry and expect the election results to pan out it means talk in have in the same same set of governance, you know, over and over. we just want something new. we want. we want to have hope for the best and engine light came on. well, my expectation for the next governance government 1st is 1st type in the security and major i'd, i'd expect new global name on the bus news sports . i believe it's the right fit in the right direction. we spoke with international and political expert khalifa, ali dick was station, did nigeria? he said the elect

. >> host: let's hear from jerry and long beach washington, a republican. good morning. >> caller: yes good morning. you are absolute breath of fresh air for me. i've been concerned about this for for a long time. i've written to my senator when i was in wisconsin about this whole water issue. this thing is so much bigger than driving cars around with batteries. it just is. the environment is changing instead of worrying about how wn will stop at what we're about how we will survive the next generation? i i wanted to tell everyone out there there is on you to a really great documentary is called pump dry, pumped dry. the global crisis of vanishing groundwater. i would like v very much for congress to set up a special committee to say how can we pop water from the mississippi river from the columbia river and so on and so forth into the groundwater so we have food to eat in the future? thank you for your time. >> guest: jerry, you make a great point because in california we've had so much surface water from ourur storage projects that people with vision buil

i'm like then that means jerry nadler, right?ery day and then mike johnson's like no you don't you don't even show up. and jerry nadler's like, yeah, you're right. >> greg: oh, man. well, they're all jerks >> all right up next, kat emerges from her haze after 31 booze-free days. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. ♪ every search you make ♪ ♪ every click you take ♪ ♪ i'll be watching you ♪ - [narrator] the internet doesn't have to be so creepy, the duckduckgo app, lets you search and browse pria blocking most trackers all forf your search history is never tracked, so it can't be shared. and when you leave search, duckduckgo helps keep companies from watching you as you brows. join tens of millions of people making the easy switch by downloading the app today. duckduckgo, privacy simplified. (upbeat music) ♪ >> a story in five words ♪ >> greg: five words. kat's dry january finally over. kat you went the entire month of january without a single drop of

i wish you'd all go back and look at jerry brown's. so can you speak hey you so the principle we all agree with the pragmatist is the question liz truss is an example tell us what happened with liz truss and what lesson what pragmatic pragmatic lessons can we learn from what z truss di wrong despite the fact that we know she has the principles? correct. let me classic parton, who's a dear friend of mine, was the member of parliament family from ghana, born and raised in there, but he was the one who did the supplies side economics or phenomenal the guy there liz truss, came in and did nothing except talk a little bit and get thrown out. there was no test there. the test was under gordon brown when he was chancellor, when he was prime and the chancellor of the exchequer. the thing from 40 to 50 p and if you go the chart of the exchequer documents that treasury built into their you can see that revenues dropped, the economy went into doldrums, you know, if anything liz truss had was bad politics. she didn't do economics because she didn'

but is jerry six committee hearings reveal, pence was at the center of donald trump's plan to hold on to power. in fact here is what trump said ahead of and on the day of the insurrection. >> i hope mike pence comes through for us. i have to tell you. [applause] i hope that our great vice president, our great vice president comes through for us. he's a great guy. of course if he doesn't come through, i won't like him as much. >> mike pence is going to have to come through for us. and if he doesn't, that will be a sad day for our country. >> so the public and private pressure to get the former vice president to meddle with the electoral count came to account as the riot was unfolding and when pence refused to block certification of biden's election and trump tweeted that pence did not have the courage to act, the rioters, well they went after mike pence. >> hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! >> unforgettable images of that they show pence in his family ending up in a loading dock under the capitol complex. during the committee hearing w

crew, walmart, whole foods, target and ben & jerry's.we will speak to "the new york times" reporter who broke the story after headlines. the biden administration has anunced mafacturerseeking federasubsidieto make comper chipsill needo ovidaffordle childre for their works. white house secretary karine jean-pierre outlined part of the plan monday. >> the need for childcare to boost our workforce is undeniable. part of the solution to that is the commerce department is going to require companies seeking substantialhips funding to submit a robust childcare plan that reflects the needs of their workers, communities where they plan to build. amy: advocates for student debt relief are rallying outside the supreme court today as justices hear arguments in a case that could determine whether the biden administration can proceed with a plan to eliminate up to $20,000 in federal student loan debt for many borrowers. president biden announced the plan in august but it has been held up over legal challenges. in other supreme court news, justices agr

and friend of the aquarium. >> hello jerry. >> hello jerry. >> welcome to town. >> is that kramer in the background? >> thank you for joining [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy sfallon."sdud tonight, join jimmy and his ni o guests - derek jeter.ni jlo rita ora nand featurnting the legemmnda roots crdoewje >> questlove: 1790 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. [ cheers and applause feels good thank you very much, everyone. thank you, thank you, enjoy yourself welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. this is it you're here. [ cheers and applause thank you for watching well, guys, today is the the first day of february. that's right [ cheers ] you can tell it's almost groundhog day because tom brady announced he's retiring again. [ laughter ] that's right, this morning, tom brady posted an emotional video announcing his retirement from football. if you haven't seen it yet, here it is >> good mor

jerry, we got to go.e says the incident happened near the intersection of judith street and trade winds drive in san jose around 6 30 monday evening with him going to the passenger side, and then, as he's going to the pastor tried to drive off as fast as possible, hoping that he wasn't he was just trying to scare me some of that, but unfortunately we actually do damage hit the seven window. gonzalez says he tried to follow the man as he drove around him to get away. but then he immediately called san jose police. he says being a delivery driver has its risk. but he doesn't think there's anything he could have done to prevent the attack. don't get too scared about. i mean, it doesn't you can do all you can do is just hope for the best. you know, but i do worry about it. it has got a mind because gonzalez had a camera on his car's dashboard. he says he was able to turn over the video of the incident to police and hopefully they can find the guy who smashed his car window advice by the number because i had a

>> jerry seinfeld. >> sarah: jerry seinfeld, jew!nehouse, she is a gem. >> sarah: doja cat is a jews. she should be doja katz. who are your favorite jews? >> it that dumb i can think of a famous jew off of my head. >> sarah: can't think of a famous jew? >> i don't want to say someone's name. >> sarah: who do you thinking that is jew? >> are you jewish? >> sarah: yes. >> sarah: i'm going to teach you some yiddish. okay? >> [speaking yiddish] >> sarah: that's right. that is a beautiful sentiment. give me a hug. you know what that means? go take a shit in the ocean. will you be a ally to the jews and the time of anti-semitism? what will you do to protect me? >> i will speak up for you. >> i will light the menorah with you. >> sarah: look at this guy! knowing menorah! >> i will for you. >> sarah: the way you said it. i don't want to -- but sexy. you have absolutely proven yourself to be a jewish ally. i don't know what you know about the sabbath but you can't turn on lights, you can't drive your car up your car that they have what is cal

where the polling districts here in the 2023 that jerry elections here. you have the remnants of heather yesterday. this burned thesis of favor that clearly belong to over to the independent national electoral commission of nigeria. and we understand that here, thugs came around vandalized, the police shut in the air, caused a lot of confusion and scared of the officials and the would be voters. and it was only then that they proceeded to burn the election material there was here. closing, closing may have really to the people that were here and some of the people that wanted to vote. and this modus operandi we understand carried on because further down the road, the same kind of exercise was undertaken. people were voting. they did the boys here. so people lined up here. so before i came back, they have gone to everything, but they did not seem to put that these votes him before. where boys night came on, scott died every time. there was no votes in after the born you. and this is just some of the incidents that have happened throughout the country as pe

check ben and jerry's factory floor, joe.work so they can pay off the cartels who smuggled them here. or the sponsors who took them in. and instead of slowing this down, the biden white house sees they need to speed it up. the "new york times" released a video of biden's hhs secretary xavier becerra who i just found out was the h.h.s. secretary, telling his people to process migrants like an assem whether an assem whether ibrian. >> did henry ford seen this in his plant he would have never became famous and rich. this is not way you do an assembly line. and kids are not with us i get it. we can do far better than. this. >> jesse: why the rush, xavier? well, someone has got to pack the lucky charms and migrant kids are a lot cheaper than american adults. do you think joe is going to stop them? most of these companies are huge democrat donors brian is going to do what he always does say he is looking into it and then blame it on the last guy. let to the situation in the first place and who is being held accountable? >> here's t

because like jerry are, when voting commences, every thing shuts down everything. we're talking shops, we're talking schools, we're talking restaurants, we're talking anything that you can imagine barring, of course, hospitals for emergency services. but everything literally says that in order to encourage the electorate to go out there and cast their vote. but this one in particular, having seen the kinds of growth that we have seen, an exponential growth, especially in the registration of people between the ages of 18 and 14. that showed up by itself some 48 percent. and the youth are really expecting that to be more than just a number. they expecting it to translate into votes and hence the thing that they feel that at their strongest that's where. busy they were most sabotaged. the police can try and be there and thereabouts, but they really can't be every way and is a very large country. there's been a number of students of thugs being able to get their hands on materials of polling stations, really not hearing to some of the the guidelines that have been enco

let's get out of here, jerry, we got to go. he says the incident happened near the intersection of judith street and trade winds drive in san jose around 6 30 monday evening. i always saw it was him going through my passenger side. and then he's going to the pastor tried to drive off as fast as possible, hoping that he wasn't he was just trying to scare me some of that, but unfortunately we actually do damage hit the seven window. gonzalez says he tried to follow the man as he drove around him to get away. but then he immediately called san jose police. he says being a delivery driver has its risk. but he doesn't think there's anything he could have done to prevent the attack. i don't get too scared about. i mean, that doesn't mean we can do all you can do is just hope for the best. you know, but i do worry about it. it has got a mind because gonzalez had a camera on his car's dashboard. he says he was able to turn over the video of the incident to police and hopefully they can find the guy who smashed his car window. i didn't

we have an american there jerry linger was a doctor.m that's how you organize a medical center. you look at everyone and tell everyone to come to him in turn. here, well, and jerry already felt himself to be the right person for the doctor. well, there was such a fire in general. this whole flight of yours is very full of such events, about which we usually talk about, on which we train, it has a regular situation, but which only your flight took place. and i recently spoke, uh, screen director shipenko, with whom we participated in the same challenge project. e, which i've already shot a film about the disaster, but it's a little inflated, of course, especially about the fire, which didn't exist. it's just the salyut seven station. well, we even smile. but there is a real story, a real flight, where, in addition to the fire, marking also came. uh, because the cargo ship collided with the station, it was all real and i told him. this is going to be a real blockbuster. it will all be true. here you look in this direction. chat with peopl

and the proof is that jerry was cited in more than $35.00 times at the un resolution. and more than 89 percent of the un member states endorse the autonomy, the autonomy plan. now i think that what is happening now in the world is that morocco is gaining momentum not only at the security council, but at the level of the african union, and at the level of the european union. we have seen that at the european union, the 3 center reports that the 2022 report actually have a morocco in actually in use in actually the resources for benefits of the population. ok. so i'm not at all done at all that's going into them. so it's one glance, when does the space backing? does it signify a momentum that morocco is building for support for this or tanami plan for giving the so worries the right to rule. but under morocco's sovereignty, that seems to be the key issue of this autonomy plan. is that something that the european union is supporting that you're saying other countries getting behind clearly there is support the mark was on, on denial. what they did was actually come out ev

if you can do stick around when to watch our special coverage, then i jerry and elections her an artsy international will keep you fully updated. and the latest news are now to the conflict in ukraine. whereas we understand drone strikes have been reported in the early hours of to day. this across multiple regions, exposures were heard on the capital kia as well as, and other various areas. you can see right here on the map. a local authorities can fund a drone attack in just one of the region, so without specifying if there had been any damage. i mean, while on the other side of the border, ukrainian force is a shell. the town in the russian regions apology. see the aftermath of the attack, the hitting university building ukrainian artillery reportedly used a cluster munitions to bombard that civilian side. and according to local officials, at least 10 shells struck the roof of the building. those we understand. no reports of any casualties. not yet anyway. now this all comes from an intensifying battle on the dawn bass front lines are eager to down office in the guns republic to see

a little thought experiment here, jerry.gine that first spy balloon had been a russian one rather than a chinese one. little caught in my mind that we would have shot it down and ratcheted up sanctions on russia instantly, and there's a reason why we can't do that with china, and the answer is we're economically dependent on them for our modern way of life. to me, this is just a symptom of a deeper problem. the codependent relationship we have with china. this will not end well. the only question is who ends it first. the sooner we end it, the better for us because the reason we had to wait for this, i believe, to the fly over the atlantic ocean before shooting it down is actually plausible deniability for not actually having defined what information was actually gathered, because that might have forced the biden administration's hand to take a stronger approach and response. what are hay scared of? among other things, it's the economic dependency and that relationship. and in china, economic policy, military policy go hand