jerry ambrozuk, the pilot's name is jerry.9 year old who had solo just a year before, an immigrant from poland in the age of, ten and a boy scout, with dreams of becoming a commercial airline pilot. in his patched enduring girlfriend, 18 year old dianne babcock. >> she was a very good student she was a runner and set on a career in nursing she was ambitious and determined to be successful. >> when margot harper started nosing around the high school which jerry and dianne hits recently graduated, she learned a theory was rapidly circulating here. he theory with an ancient in universal theme. >> what emerged right away, was this suggestion that, they were kind of a romeo and juliet couple. that their families had been disapproving of their relationship. in this suggestion emerge that they were trying to run away together. >> they were eloping. >> that was the suggestion, that they had been trying to get away from parental pressure. from an unhappy social scene. >> they jerry had a strong parental influence that he was trying to

>> ah, don jerry.nar el piso, Ñero. >> Ándale. ♪♪♪ >> pero ¿quÉ estÁ pasando aquÍ? >> ya no mames. la verdad es par baila bien. ♪♪♪ >> eso, eso, albertano. eso, albertano. ♪ que yo a ti te quiera. ♪ ♪ sÉ que tÚ me explicas ♪ ♪ de toda manera ♪ >> vamos. >> pero si tÚ no sabes bailar. >> con permiso, con permiso, con permiso, mi amigo, con permiso. ♪♪♪ perdÓn, bizcochito. >> ensÉÑame. >> luego se le hace acÁ. no, ¿sabes quÉ? vente, vente, vente. vente, vente. ya, ya. pÉrate, pÉrate. bailen, bailen, bailen. eso, ahÍ bailan los dos albertano. eh, eh, eh. vengasÉ, vengasÉ. dele, dele, dele. eh, eh, eh. eso, bien hecho. >> se supone que yo deberÍa de estar furioso con ustedes. pero la verdad es que me animaron la fiesta como nunca. los invitados estuvieron felices. el baile, fue lo mejor. es la fiesta mÁs divertida de toda mi vida. >> ah, pos gracias. >> gracias. >> y estÁn despedidos. >> ah, pos, pÉrese, pero, ¿por quÉ nos va a hacer eso? >> oiga, espÉrese. >> o sea, primero nos eleva y luego nos deja caer

, jerry, yes, since jerry is a homebody, we decided to take tofu with us, jerry is already about 10 years three tofus, this is a small tofu and you jerry, that's right, jerry, yes, back in the previous apartment, then yes, she and i moved several times, so we moved to a big house, yeah, it’s like it’s very big for one dog, and i’m like, another one, let’s do it, and so here’s the tafundel... why did you accept the decision to get a french bulldog , well, first jerry, and then the second french one, derry, our second tofu is the third french bulldog, in principle, in our life we ​​also had a girl, her name was lila, she had a pretty- she had a serious illness, epilepsy, unfortunately she passed away very early, in the end we we decided that we would still settle on the french bulldog breed. when we come home, we sit on the sofa , god forbid, you start stroking someone, this immediately begins, this is a game or this is a fight, this is a game, but sometimes this game develops into some kind of this, they have to be stretched out , but i can’t stretch them, because they are quite strong, th

jerry rice. >> you call him mr. rice.t is jerry rice delivering the lombardi trophy to the super bowl experience of mandalay bay. rice made nice with 340 bowl -- 49er super bowls in his career. if we win on sunday it will be six lombardi trophy's. and you the faithful, we see you everywhere in las vegas. many may not have a ticket to the super bowl. we know you are there in sin city representing the faithful. >> just being around nine or fans and the vibe, it is like nothing. i will get as close as i can get. >> brock purdy will show them. i am humble and i got this. >> this week we are covering everything nine is related especially the fans. the heartbeat of the team. las vegas is not all about the adults, there are some young fans. the nfl created a one-of-a-kind event for the whole family and our nicole zaloumis was there to check it out. >> reporter: looking for something to do this week? happened to be in vegas for the super bowl? i have the perfect spot. it is the super bowl experience at mandalay bay. it runs all t

>> jerry hayes yes, of course he was . he >> jerry hayes yes, of course he was. he didn't ask about the americans. did he? the journalists, like tucker carlson, who were stuck in prison for reporting the war. but of course, carlson has got a real problem . and that is he real problem. and that is he defamed horizon, a big, big, a voting machine company. and that's why he was sacked, because it's cost fox $800 million. chadwick challenge. >> is that briefly, sir? a couple of seconds. was it right to interview vladimir putin? >> it was certainly ego driven and quite rightly so because that's presenter's job. who that's the presenter's job. who wouldn't have that? wouldn't who would have that? but should have the but he should have asked the right think right questions. i don't think he right questions, he asked the right questions, but to get but of course it's going to get billions of yes, yes. billions of views. yes, yes. >> uh, chadwick listener thrilled to have you back on the show. let me tell you, charging more chadwick more more tragic. uh, chadwick more has

jerry at norton.even though the editor chief star lawrence he told me like to burn every single copy of the book that existed if he could and that there's this interesting case where where fight club is this book of class resentment and yet the sort of world that norton represents is kind of exactly the kind of class world at that moment that he was writing against, even at the same time that he, with this book, was trying to join that class. and so there's this kind of complex reading, that reading the book, there's not i'm not saying oh, fight club. it's another story of conglomerations. yeah. no to defend myself on that count because sometimes people are like he bases he sees as conglomeration. no definitely. and again really the chapter on nonprofit and and yeah the account karen yamashita is really yeah it's it's really it's fantastic and worth it for that alone. one question this evening. okay so let's say that we agree that the work of art is product of the system publishing. you have any ideas

first, meet jerry. >> my name is jerry. i'm a nurse from mobile, alabama. height is an extremely important thing. when it comes to just life in general. that many people overlook. today, i measured in at 5'5" on the dot. >> reporter: jerry and hugo live very different lives. but they're on a similar journey. both with dr. d., looking to see the world, from new heights. did you always feel like 5'9" was short growing up. >> yeah. >> reporter: what was it about being taller? >> the respect. you can be an idiot and be tall and get the respect. >> sometimes i want to reach stuff in the aisles of a walmart. you just can't because you're short and you got to get on your tippy toes. and sometimes it's embarrassing. if you're given an opportunity to change something about your life and you know it will help you with your attitude and how you feel about things and the way that you carry yourself, i think most people would take it. and i took it. >> i think leg lengthening is extremely controversial. as physicians we're asking questions such as, what are the risks an

the great jerry hayes indefatigable hayes and the indefatigable michael jerry, you michael crick jerrybly need a trigger warning of absolutely right. of your own. absolutely right. >> every time i get up in court or to you, jacob and or speak to you, jacob and i say, you're a nice fellow. people say no. obviously. people just say no. obviously. yeah, what's the point of yeah, but what's the point of these trigger if you're going to macbeth? >> you know, a few people get killed. >> yes, quite a lot. yes. titus andronicus. yeah >> i mean, the, uh, i mean, there may be the odd play where there's some unexpected , uh, there's some unexpected, uh, violence or something terrible that people are not expecting. oh, come on. and that there might be, you know, i mean, maybe you could have a system like film classification or you and x and whatever it is these days, but on the whole, don't days, but on the whole, i don't think good idea. and think it's a good idea. and i suspect that sometimes people are attracted to the are actually attracted to the play are actually attracted to the play the th

ukraine will be represented by the duo of alyona alyona and jerry gale in sweden in may.the duo won by a large margin. and already now, international bookmakers are giving ukrainian performers first place. although national elections have not yet taken place in most european countries. they won with the song teresa maria, who uses folk motifs and rap. well, to discuss the results of the selection, as well as the significance of the eurovision contest for ukraine, and in wartime, above all, we invited timur mirashychenko, host of the national eurovision selection, and ihor kondratyuk, a well-known music producer, congratulations. i see both of our guests, so let's talk about the winners first about alona alona and jerry gale, now the bookmakers are already predicting them to win the written competition in malmö, what are the chances of ukraine really winning at the eurovision song contest on the fourth, with such a song, let's analyze and start with mr. igor, good evening, in fact, i'm sorry, i was never a music producer, i was a producer, it's true. uh, i don't know about

can you new jerry tell us, how does it compare? how does the situation compare uh, from what was happening in 2019 has anything changed? has anything gotten better or worse? based on the fact that the same so much that it was done to shuts down because what we did was put the shuts down again. the cases was henry reason and why my what and so feminist and kenya, endo, and i came together in november that particular much and now we organize the game in 32323. i have to say that the cases have gone up. so if you look at it, you have to have in much the cases went up so bad by tuesday pandemic. so again, the cases went up and sometimes it gets to the city of reason of yes, in my case that's was a follow up to i do on guess you that happened in 2019 the case. we've got a culturally in november of last year. and so i have to say looking at the numbers themselves, the, the cases, super grazing and the situation isn't any better. you would think who would have had the commission that would have investigated the chicken number 2 can be to

jerry. accept the brother. jerry. accept the apologies. see sincere. he was sincere. many labour.ny people i know . people allow me to tell you. many people i know. i know the mps which they were somehow in this way of the of the uh as near to anti—semites. this way of the of the uh as near to anti—semites . um, and near to anti—semites. um, and when they talk to them , the when they talk to them, the government or the, the jewish people talk to them and they said, okay, let me just sort it out and hand in hearts are sorting it out now. >> anti—semite, grubby . good man. >> he's not an anti—semite . we >> he's not an anti—semite. we love we love all the all the jewish away with being quite quiet, which you probably quite like . like. >> of course he does. well, he's a sensible chap. >> starmer . sorry. let the >> keir starmer. sorry. let the labour party down. he'd done very well on reforming labour from jeremy corbyn, but on this he was slow to act . and then it he was slow to act. and then it got worse and he had to act . got worse and he had to act. >> i think it's the opposite

the great jerry hayes indefatigable hayes and the indefatigable michael jerry, you michael crick jerrybly need a trigger warning of absolutely right. of your own. absolutely right. >> every time i get up in court or to you, jacob and or speak to you, jacob and i say, you're a nice fellow. people say no. obviously. people just say no. obviously. yeah, what's the point of yeah, but what's the point of these trigger if you're going to macbeth? >> you know, a few people get killed. >> yes, quite a lot. yes. titus andronicus. yeah >> i mean, the, uh, i mean, there may be the odd play where there's some unexpected , uh, there's some unexpected, uh, violence or something terrible that people are not expecting. oh, come on. and that there might be, you know, i mean, maybe you could have a system like film classification or you and x and whatever it is these days, but on the whole, don't days, but on the whole, i don't think good idea. and think it's a good idea. and i suspect that sometimes people are attracted to the are actually attracted to the play are actually attracted to the play the th

>> jerry hayes yes, of course he was . he >> jerry hayes yes, of course he was.uestions. he didn't ask about the americans. did he? the journalists, like tucker carlson, who were stuck in prison for reporting the war. but of course, carlson has got a real problem . and that is he real problem. and that is he defamed horizon, a big, big, a voting machine company. and that's why he was sacked, because it's cost fox $800 million. chadwick challenge. >> is that briefly, sir? a couple of seconds. was it right to interview vladimir putin? >> it was certainly ego driven and quite rightly so because that's presenter's job. who that's the presenter's job. who wouldn't have that? wouldn't who would have that? but should have the but he should have asked the right think right questions. i don't think he right questions, he asked the right questions, but to get but of course it's going to get billions of yes, yes. billions of views. yes, yes. >> uh, chadwick listener thrilled to have you back on the show. let me tell you, charging more chadwick more more tragic. uh, chadwick

>> well, i tell you what, jerry . >> well, i tell you what, jerry., getting rid of the human rights act would be one of the first things i did. oh jerry hayes. >> no, no, no, no. >> bad bad bad. >> bad bad bad. >> thank you . >> thank you. >> thank you. >> well, a lawyer would say that a lawyer wouldn't say that. okay, well , thank you, jerry. okay, well, thank you, jerry. >> cheers , mate. >> cheers, mate. >> cheers, mate. >> nice to say, folks. i thought thank you . i thought the chances thank you. i thought the chances of jerry and i agreeing were somewhat limited and sure enough, they were, although done in quite a friendly and jovial way . now, a report coming out way. now, a report coming out tomorrow from the henry jackson society suggesting quite strongly that the policies we've already seen from labour on immigration, on eu returns, policies, etc. could put immigration coming into britain up immigration coming into britain ”p by immigration coming into britain up by about a quarter of a million a year. well, someone who's written about this

jerry rice bringing the trophy to sin city making all things super for the super bowl. coin toss, do you think its will be heads or tails? >> i think tails. >> niner faithful putting their money on the line and some skin in the game. working the wagers and getting proper with prop bets. >>> you got a signed football? >> from who? >> jerry rice. >> super bowl for the super young. what las vegas has for the youngest niners' fans. we have that live from vegas. ♪ ♪ >>> and they might live in las vegas, but bay area musicians bring notes for the niners. we've got their winning songs counting down to super bowl sunday. all right, so what's the song in their heart? they're taking you to las vegas. this right here. looking live and of course we know why we leave our heart in the san francisco bay area. it's beautiful and soon the eyes of the world will be on us because our team is playing for victory in las vegas. good morning, everybody. so before we get to all of that super bowl fun. let's talk about super bowl weekend. good morning jess. >> good morning, we're not only excit

um, still with me is my panel barrister and former tory mp jerry and the broadcast jerry hayes.rnalist stadlen. journalist matthew stadlen. matthew don't you think everyone be quite pleased they had be quite pleased if they had prince harry back and that you could extend the royal family again and have more royal duties carried out? >> those who care about the royal family, i'm sure would be, i would would be in i hope, would be. i would be in a very loose but i'm not a very loose sense, but i'm not sure this is really the time to be picking over the bones of that relation ship. and let's hope there is flesh on the bones. my thoughts are actually with the king and with camilla, and also with harry and william, because this is really because this is a really upsetting and difficult time. we all that the diagnosis, the all hope that the diagnosis, the prognosis is good, but, you know, this is a man who has been waiting for that moment to be king for decade after decade . he king for decade after decade. he was doing a lot of useful things. i would argue during that time he's only

that's jerry rice delivering the trophy to the super bowl experience at mandalay bay.e has made nice with three 49ers' super bowl titles in his career. so get this. if we win sunday, when we win sunday, it will be six lombardi trophies for the niners on that beautiful day. the table is set right and you the faithful are everywhere in las vegas. we see you. many of you came to las vegas not with the ticket to the big game and i mean, not many people can afford it right? but you are in sin city anyway to cheer our team. tanya and lee we met you the faithful out there on the strip. >> you know, just being around niner fans and the vibe. it's like -- it's like nothing and i'm going to get as close as i can get. >> hi we call them faithful. >> they're from -- chase going to play. bosa going to play. hey. they don't quit out of purdy out of the game. >> purrty going to show them. i'm humble. i got this. >> this is our vr set and we're favoring san francisco right? and we're looking to las vegas because it's a city transformed. right? in fact, case in point at the mandalay co

he said, the important thing is the out jerry and dropped. he said the out jerry and draft is the one that is before the security council today. it's the one that matches because it's the one that would bring it to meet at c spot, and that's, he said, is what we need to see. and what the people of casa meet to see right now. well, it was less than 24 hours, so james and you and i were talking about this new document that arrived on the scene from the americans. the language is very new, almost in terms of the resolution they want to propose it would be voted on today. they will it, you know, this is a us draw, so they put out. so yes, i'm good. i think just for procedural reason, some of the members of the security council because the out jimmy and dropped typing negotiated for literally weeks. they've gone through 3 different versions. the out germans had held off on a vote because the us at austin to hold off. well, set country until the clinton was in the region with the hopes that perhaps that could be another deal of another see saw the

jerri strasser. appreciates applause, but it's not about me today. my name is jerri strasser. i'm a pediatric intensive care nurse at university medical center. the county hospital here in clark county. i my choice for working at university medical center. 26 years ago, the day i left nursing school was because i believe in universal health care. i believe in the ability to have medical care, whether you have money in your wallet or not, whether you have an insurance policy that's going to let you have that care. i, i had two opportunity to meet senator edwards. the second one being in november. he had an impromptu question and answer session. we sat down across from him. and my question wasn't about policy. my question was, if i work hard every day because i work hard every day and i can work every day because, you know, there's a shortage of nurses. so if i work hard every day for you, senator, how do i know that when you wake up the day after the inauguration that you are not going to work hard for me and he thought about it for a minute, wasn't can wasn't scripted. he said

jerry on the bass boards independence. but this was achieved at a colossal price. algeria by rights is considered to be a country of martyrs. according to the calculations of historians, the french colonists are responsible for the depths of one and a half 1000000 algerians. the she was the 50 so it was a sort of stage where the goal was actually just for she she's the for the for the daughter blah. for this i didn't deficient just video. i just stick to the storage unit should or should i should you should. i should people just there she's here. she said, it does cover the 1st to leave it with us that you have to pay your so that's the notion that has changed expert to to be of what you should just you but you again for the for the, the other few months is can do the, with the of the let me see what your new position did you think it was listed here. you're looking at the local it's nice to see where it is that i'll put you on this next question. you see yourself to use the computer? it's a computer, we have the video and

i might be jerry. >> jimmy: you might be jerry. >> jimmy: so are you the first option on that?sa blew up in the backfield. and because i'm wondering like -- because usually i go to the running back. i'm not going to lie. he'll loop around. but when he threw the ball, yes! >> jimmy: so nick bosa did you a solid. >> he did a great. thank you, nick. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: the parade is on wednesday, valentine's day. >> oh, i'm so happy. >> jimmy: oh, and you have a love affair with the kansas city, that's for sure. that's going to be -- do you think tommy is going to -- will tommy embarrass himself at the parade? >> you know what? he might. a couple of bud lights will do the job. a couple of those in you man with the whole team, crack them open, have a ball, somebody might be carried out of there. >> jimmy: well, i very much appreciate you taking time to come all the way out here and talk to us. and congratulations. you won the super bowl. >> appreciate it, man. [ cheering ] >> jimmy: mecole hardman, everybody. thank you, mecole. we'll be back with charles wesley god

field researchers from the scripps institution of oceanography, jerry and ross are storm chasers whonvestigate a weather phenomenon called atmospheric rivers. >> the weather balloons, when we send them up, we're able to gather a lot of information about what's really going on in the atmosphere during these atmospheric rivers. >> reporter: known simply as ars, they're essentially rivers in the sky that can stretch more than 1,000 miles and can cause intense flooding. last year they ended california's drought, but also created billions of dollars in damages. these balloons are attached to a device called a radio sond which measures temperature, pressure, relative humidity and wind speed. >> we're essentially dissecting the storm from the surface to the troposphere. >> reporter: these atmospheric rivers are expected to get even stronger as climate change intensifies. >> when you live in a place like california where it's sunny most of the time, water is the new gold, right? where we have to operate the reservoirs as best as possible and the prediction of the weather is at the forefront

well, they never contacted jerry ford. ford showed up in person with the check and made sure that they would be getting them regularly. the sequel to the story is their daughter, who had to give up her holidays to work. the ford funeral said, you don't understand. this is my way of paying president ford back. now you multiply that story and i know you can multiply that story by literally hundreds, you know, throughout the district. and you can begin to understand he became kind of a legendary figure. and i don't know, i mean, it's hard not to feel nostalgia in a lot of ways for for that as opposed to now. but that that actually took a toll on his family. well, you're absolutely right. and it's only fair to point out, i you know, it started with constituency service, but of course, gerald ford was an ambitious guy. he wanted to be speaker of the house. that was his lifelong goal. his office partner just across the hall was a young congressman named john f kennedy. another world war two veteran who had been converted from is

joe montana and roger craig and jerry rice. i mean, they'd be at my gym. they'd be at the dutch goose. they were part of the community back then. randy cross, who was our guard, you know, blocking for joe, and he was like, i'll take -- he went up to my dad, he's like, i'll take -- let me take him around and introduce him to the guys. i got about 20 autograph, and got to meet everyone through big randy. >> reporter: greg stern also grew up going to the goose, and he now owns the place. >> this is the niner corner here. little bang, bang niner action there. >> reporter: standing here for a moment takes him back. >> lot of the greats have come in here. we have bill walsh that's come in here, montana, ronnie lott. roger craig's been wonderful. jim plunkett. so many good childhood memories watching these guys come to town and really give back what they received in life. not because they're looking for clicks and that kind of thing but because they could and felt it was the right thing to do. >> reporter: the 49er folklore is an important part of the dutch goose

alyona, tell me, you and jerry hale of course, you have more than one duet, they are all still quitefamous in ukraine, but still you are two creative units in the same process, is it not easy, do you have such different views, maybe even disagree. of course, i generally call our process of union the process when two hedgehogs decided to hug, you know, but in order for them to hug, you have to poke each other a little with needles, and it turns out that way, of course, but our ultimate goal is to hug, our goal is to bear music to europe, so of course at some stages i am there i perceive it very emotionally and i am surprised, i always express my emotions very vividly, she is not like that, for example, something on the contrary, but she does not understand and drowns the whole thing for something of her own, and then she understands and says that, well, let's change, that's why we are always on, well, here is our main basis, on which we converged in work, it is still love, and each of us, it is filled with love, and above all , it is more important for us that the other is well, that'

next, now take a look at what kind of resolution the us wants instead of the old jerry and proposal. both are calling for humanitarian ceasefire. but while jerry and the months and immediate choose the us a solution for only a temporary one with the condition that all hostages are released, both reject the fullest assessment of palestinians and coal for humanitarian assistance across casa. but the us version fails to mention the implementation of the provisional measures by the international court of justice. here's how you and security council members commented about the outcome of the vote. hello, this people that will supposed to live in fidelity algerian draft was capable of reversing the situation and ending being i elation of palestinians in gauze after 3 . unfortunately, the latest and now 4th us veto prevented this from happening. and due to the fate of another 1000 peaceful guys of citizens for what everybody needs to understand is that this result is not the failure in the work of the un security council, which today was effectively united. rather, it is a destructive polic

but l jerry requested gals with the edits to the agenda. robert woods, the us stipulate ambassador to the united nations toenail, just bear the us position on the resolution. cooling 1st, respond has not changed as well. if we've, we've set on the resolution, we have certainly have some concerns about the tax. and we're going to, we're very open to try to work with our, our, our partners to try to find some kind of common ground. those red lines still remain or i would be dishonest if i didn't say that we're working very far we've, we've looked very engaging and so we'll continue to engage and hopefully we can get into a text that everyone can support. but i don't know, we're not in a position right now for me to say that were there were no more on this gabriel ellis on the is that the you in headquarters in new york for us and guy? but as we heard from button and king abdullah of jordan, literally a polls a pod on how they actually want to protect civilians in russia in particular, americans of the you and certainly same on message to cont

and remember this out, jerry and draw off to be negotiated for. busy 3 weeks and by security council members, most delegations believe there is something new, something may have changed in the us position. but what has not changed is the us is not supporting the idea of an agency saw. they have be towed today's resignation the out to you in resolution. that means more delay. that ultimately means modesto in, in garza because of the scale of the death toll that we see every single day and goes with the policy and in a box. so they've made it clear, it's about $200.00 people dying every single day. and it seems like it's gonna be many more days before the security council will come to if i bought a decision on a resolution that would actually owe to israel to have a safe spot. of course, remember, israel is already in define social security council resolutions. calling for the north humanitarian assistance will sort of a professional measure of the international court of justice school, the full more humanitarian assistance. of course the james whil

jerry and one was not going to make things better on the ground. look, we're very concerned about the overall situation there. i mean, you know, it's getting worse every day and we're very concerned about it. and we want to do something that can impact what's going on on the ground. we just think the altering resolution isn't going to have that impact that we think is important. and that's why we're looking at other options to see what we can do from a practical standpoint to really make a different type of ground. so there are now 2 competing dropped resolutions. what's the view of the un secretary general? the secretary joe would like to see 1st of all on the ground is the humanitarian ceasefire. the immediate release of all uh, hostages, increasing humanitarian access. he would like to see the security council of speak with one voice on this issue which has been challenging of the new us draft resolution. also rejects the idea of reducing the size of gaza with the setting up of a buffer zone. i'm the condemned. this is right, the government mini

but l jerry requested gossipy edits to the agenda of robert woods. the us to the impass of the, to the united nations told l just they are the us position on a resolution cooling for us. the spot has not changed as well as we've, we've set on the resolution. we have. we have some concerns about the tax and we're going to, we're very open to try to work with our, our, our partners to try to find some kind of common ground. those red lines still remain or i would be dishonest if i didn't say that we're working very far we've, we've looked very engaging and so we'll continue to engage and hopefully we can get some attacks that everyone can support. but i don't know if we're not in a position right now for me to say that were there or not. but somewhere on this gabriel, that was on the is that the un headquarters in new york into a cab? as we've heard from boston and king abdullah of jordan, i pose the pot on exactly how they want to protect civilians and gaza. americans at the you and certainly seem to be on message to continuing to resist schools versu

jerry rice was just on stage with the vince lombardi trophy. he just delivered it outside of the back of a fedex express truck. they had a local courier driver who is local to las vegas with the company for more than 30 years. hand him the trophy. and then he took it up with white gloves, of course. and placed it on stage. that is the official trophy that is going to be given to either the chiefs or the 40 niners on super bowl sunday. the exact one. it's not a replica, of course. jerry rice did have to wear those white gloves to make sure that the trophy stayed very pristine. and no fingerprints are on it whatsoever. what you're looking at now is him putting on those gloves, walking up the steps and making that delivery. and can i just say, there are so many fans here that are 49ers fans, not necessarily cheap spans. when they announce that this trophy would be going to either the chiefs, we heard boos or the 40 niners. we heard a lot of cheering. there is so many fans here from either the bay area or just local las vegas residents who are nine

and jerry, this will follow democrats all the way through the summer. through the convention in chicago. in mid august in chicago it will be a hot scene. >> i think that's right. this will be -- it was striking to see that last night. we know there is a body of democratic opinion on the left. younger voters in particular, who are very angry about what's going on in gaza, angry about genocide joe they talk about. they call joe biden. they hold the administration accountable for what's going on there. this is a problem for democrats. it is one of the reasons i think why biden keeps giving off these mixed signals about israel. on the one hand verbally supporting. supporting this continued military support to israel while sending out the message somehow back channeling he is furious with netanyahu, doesn't like the current state of the offensive in gaza, that bizarre press conference we had last week where he made his famous gaffe mixing up egypt and mexico and said israel has gone over the top trying to appease the far left of his party that's frankly pro-