- >> kelly: who cares about joel.? and a lot of people think that they smell, they don't -- they smell like jasmine. they don't. >> kelly: they don't smell like jasmine, but they don't smell, it's probably hard to clean themselves, they are so slow about it. >> joel: they are three times stronger than a human being, and i'm not kidding, they can basically hang from a tree indefinitely. >> kelly: oh, my god, so what happens on the show "animal control"? >> joel: i don't know, i can't remember, i think it takes place in space. no, it's called "animal control" and is about the people that if you call them, you're like there is a raccoon or a coyote or a snake and your backyard, or somebody has an illegal rabbit farm, we come and take those things away. it is an office comedy and the cast is fantastic, obviously. to be on that has to be fun, you go to work and there are animals every day. what is the coolest animal onset that you were like oh, that was cool. >> joel: the tarantula was pretty great. >> kelly: i like tarant

joel: i saw a study.let me make a tiktok about this. >> pulse oximeters giving inaccurate results on people with darker skin. joel: the bias in the device isn't the device itself, but how it was manufactured. >> what the fda is doing to fix the problem. and later, a study reveals kids are not eating their fruits and vegetables. find out how an end to covid-expanded food benefits could make things worse. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. soledad: medical bias is under more scrutiny. not just bedside manner, but also the instruments used to test your health. pulse oximeters check your blood's oxygen levels and are easy and painless to use. and often wrong. these devices are nearly three times more likely to produce an inaccurate reading for a black patient than for a white one. last november, an fda advisory panel called for clearer labeling and more testing of the devices. now, the agency is funding a small lab in san francisco

he would tell anybody, or you could ask joel, joel, what happened to your son?aughs killed my son because he was gay. how do you know? i know my son. i know he was seeing buster. how can you prove it? i can't, but i just know the murdaugh boys killed my boy. >> have you ever heard that stephen had any kind of a sexual relationship with buster murdaugh? >> there was rumors of that. i don't know if it was true. if buster was gay, he would have never came out about it. i don't think his family would have approved it either, because they are a big name. >> joel knew 100% of his heart it was buster. >> why didn't joel go and talk to the police? >> there's no need to do that. the police have got ties with the murdaughs. all the way from their great-granddaddy to their granddaddy to their daddy, they all got pulled through the law. they found paul and his mama dead. they had everybody from colleton county, hampton county, they're investigating it. when stephen dies, they just put him in a body bag. he was hit by a car. who cares? it's that name that got pulled. >> bein

>> joel: running. >> anthony: running. >> man: running. >> joel: you running?re you doing? >> toby: he's a capitan. [ laughter ] >> joel: what are you doing? >> toby: i'm running mardi gras. >> joel: what are you doing? >> linzay young: running mardi gras. right here. >> ann: but you know in the old days, it was just people walking. it wasn't -- it's become insane, more and more insane. >> toby: but every year, somebody dies. every single year, there's one death at mardi gras. every year. >> ann: but you know you've got to stay away from the horses feet. you know, like a lot of horse injuries, like their horses. so the horses will kick you in the head or something. >> anthony: oh, okay. >> man: i mean, a lot of really good reasons that you're doing all these things. i mean, it's the end of winter, people are out of food. >> jourdan thibodeaux: and it's right before the lent. >> man: it's right before lent. >> jourdan: letting out the last of you, what you got in you. stop everything for a good while. >> ann: last chance to misbehave before lent. then the next d

joel joel, what have you got for us tonight? joel, what have you got for us toniaht?rst time in nfl history and it is— for the first time in nfl history and it is such an achievement. how mistreated — and it is such an achievement. how mistreated black athletes have been in the _ mistreated black athletes have been in the united states from professional sports history, and in the nfl_ professional sports history, and in the nfl black court of axar always pushed to— the nfl black court of axar always pushed to the side. they were seen and argued — pushed to the side. they were seen and argued as not being able to be leaders on — and argued as not being able to be leaders on the field, and that is what _ leaders on the field, and that is what a — leaders on the field, and that is what a quarterback is, a leader. we are seeing — what a quarterback is, a leader. we are seeing with the opening of the floodgates to black athletes being quarterbacks really the cream rising to the _ quarterbacks really the cream rising to the top. — quarterbacks really the cream rising to the

so i'm gonna bring in joel reuben.a former deputy assistant secretary of state and the president of the washington strategy. joel, i wonder what you are watching for, sort of bigger picture as we wait for this conference to begin? >> yes, alicia, it's great to be with you here. and i think first and foremost, we have to say, the system is working. clearly, these meetings that dan just described in washington, the coordination of norad, the coordination of the northern command demonstrates that when identifying these objects, and there's action being taken. but what happens with these objects is crucial. and i would like to understand is not only what happened with what we learned from them, but where did we think they are coming from next. there were discussions over the past week that there were surveillance from the prc, from the people's republic of china, heading for latin america. are they coming from the south? and it's clearly is a persistent problem. but it looks like the system is working. it's now adjusting t

you know we don't know anything about that balloon. >> oh god. >> joel, we're obviously not in greattions with china right now, we have some tense status points right now, how dangerous is it politically, and diplomatically for anyone, much less a high ranking member of congress, to be making comments like this? >> we'll never underestimate the ability of the far-right in the united states to create a conspiracy theory about china. and that's what you're seeing right there. it's gross, it's feeding into tropes of hay, into troves of somehow there is a more pernicious plot at stake that we need to counteract. we should just not go, there is not responsible -- for policy making, it's irresponsible language. the president is handling it right, he's taking a tough, line we're not sending our secretary of state out, there we have an opportunity to really publicly shame china, and we should use that opportunity diplomatically. but that kind of top is just, it's, top harmful, and it doesn't help us get to a solution. >> joel rubin, my, friend always great to have you, here thanks to your da

joel zinberg. if you have more questions and you want to ask more questions, (202) 748-8000, democrats. (202) 748-8001, republicans. (202) 748-8002, independents. guest: the power to regulate and make health policies are reserved to the state. each state would have different health policies. there was tremendous variation in terms of the measures utilized and how long they were kept in place. we compare that with an index of response measures compiled by the school of government response index. it was things like closures of businesses, closures of schools, masking policies. various suspensions of economic things. we then looked and saw. i mentioned earlier there was no impact of the health outcomes. a real negative correlation between the severities of lockdown measures and economic outcomes as each states gdp and employment measured by there in person schooling. which multiple schools have correlated with test results. what we also did, which was rather unique for this area, we decided to see wha

there are challenging witnesses and then there's joel greenberg.tly serving 11 years after pleading down still to multiple felonies. it's clear it would have made it difficult for prosecutors to rely on gaetz's so-called wing man, who also pleaded guilty to sole and exclusive trafficking. >> as a prosecutor, you couldn't put joel greenberg on the stand. i believe he plead guilty or admitted to trying to set a competitor against him for the same kind of charge. he's looking at a lengthy period of incarceration on minimum mandatories. so he had no credibility. i don't know about the so-called other young women. i can speak to my client's position. she does not feel she was a victim in anything. she has the highest respect for congressman gaetz. we cooperated with the government. ultimately the government believed that my client told everything she knew and she was tro truthful. >> they're still on good terms, your client and the congressman even after she testified before the grand jury last year? >> i can't confirm or deny if she testified. but i ca

but joel, when he gets up here and we're really looking forward to that. so it's with great pleasure that i introduce joel richard paul, the author of indivisible. joel, come on out. here he is. i thank you, bill, and thank you all very much for being here. i, i mean that very sincerely. it's it's a kind of bittersweet occasion for me because i, uh, much of this book was made possible with the care and support of my partner charles erkki, who edited every page of this book and proofread everything and spell checked. i am a terrible speller. i cannot spell to save my life. and charles was was very much a part of this project. and unfortunately he passed away last month and so i feel that he really should be with us today to celebrate this event. and i'm sorry that he's not here, but he should certainly share in the in the success of this book. so i. some of you may have read last week in the new york times that more than 70% of americans now believe that our democracy is under threat and the problems of race and national identity that affects us today. also

joel greenberg confessed, he admitted it. that's why they're able to get a conviction against him.for 11 years. remember, he could have gotten life if prison. child sex trafficking was the big whammy. greenberg cooperated so much and ratted out so many people that he only got eleven years, and other people are going to prison because of joel greenberg's testimony. one person who will not is matt gaetz. it's hard to avoid the perception that because he was a member of congress he was treated differently, and he was because they know at doj about the political ramifications. so they were extra careful here, but in the end, they've got to prove cases beyond any reasonable doubt. and these prosecutors believe that unless they had better corroboration they were not going to get matt gaetz for these charges. >> charlie, i'm thinking as i'm having this conversation of mitt romney on the floor telling george santos he's a sick puppy, and matt gaetz is still a pretty sick puppy on fox news saying there's nothing left to extort kevin mccarthy for, he was the tip of the sphere, if you will, i

plenty of tributes today indeed. joel, let's go to you. | today indeed. joel, let's go to you.seconds or so. and that is crucial because the game _ so. and that is crucial because the game is _ so. and that is crucial because the game is too — so. and that is crucial because the game is too long. people aren't going _ game is too long. people aren't going any— game is too long. people aren't going any more. 6% drop—off in attendance since 2019. an american sports. _ attendance since 2019. an american sports. we _ attendance since 2019. an american sports, we like our sports fast. we have _ sports, we like our sports fast. we have shot — sports, we like our sports fast. we have shot clocks in basketball, we have shot clocks in basketball, we have played clock in football that keeps _ have played clock in football that keeps the game moving, flowing. prior— keeps the game moving, flowing. prior to— keeps the game moving, flowing. prior to the shot clock and the game clocks _ prior to the shot clock and the game clocks in _ prior to the shot clock and the game clocks in basketball

our lesson this morning is, taken from the old testament, the prophet joel. joel as one of the minor prophets and their just read your chapters in this book, this book tells about grasshoppers. we want to study about grasshoppers this morning. how plague the land of israel here this give air all the inhabited mass of the land. tell your children of it and let your children tell their children what the carrying locusts. let the swarming locusts has eaten and what the swarming locusts left the hopping locusts has eaten and what the hopping locusts left there destroying locusts has eaten. what is a gene teacher? what is allowed guess locusts is a name? ancient writers gave the grasshopper and this is how the bible describes the infestation for our nation has come up against my land powerful and without number. its teeth are lions teeth. the veils are laid waste the ground mourns because the grain destroyed. be ashamed old tellers of the soil bore the weight and the barley because harvest of the field has perish under the old i cry for a fire has devoured the pas

thank you. >> joel, i'm coming down there in a second. >> alright. >> joel scott is invaluable asset to adult protective service team as a human service technician joel partners with protective service works as aps to do a variety of tasks to assist all the clients we serve. he also supports the aps social working team on planning and implementing items on the service plan. aps protective service workers know clients are excellent care. he has natural ability to create relationship and build trust with most challenging clients. his kindness (inaudible) what may be begin as simple referral can often lead to unforeseen challenges. joel is is a problem solver and adapt to the needs of any client at any given moment. able to think outside the box. he works independently. has impeccable work standard and always put the best interest of clients first. a blind client could not find house keys and did not want to leave his room gee to medical appointment. joel reached out to neighbors thin building and able to locate the property manager who agreed to make a new set of key s. joel also disco

collect ok, joel, i am also nowjoined _ better pay.oel, i am also now joined by the _ better pay. collect ok, joel, i am also nowjoined by the gmb - better pay. collect ok, joel, i am| also nowjoined by the gmb union better pay. collect ok, joel, i am - also nowjoined by the gmb union rep simon day, whojoins us from the west midlands. good morning to you as well. i was just asking that nurse on the picket line in bristol whether he feels the government is listening — what is your take? we have heard from unions that they have heard from unions that they have not been substantial talk since the beginning of january. have not been substantial talk since the beginning ofjanuary. that have not been substantial talk since the beginning ofjanuary.— the beginning ofjanuary. that is correct, the beginning ofjanuary. that is correct. the _ the beginning ofjanuary. that is correct, the government - the beginning ofjanuary. that is correct, the government seems| the beginning ofjanuary. that is i correct, the government seems to the beginning ofj

jha and joel reuben, thank you both.p next, it is south carolina's time to shine after democrats officially vote to change their primary calendar. and more accountability in memphis for the death of tyre nichols. as congress faces mounting pressure to pass federal policing reform. but is that the only way to fix americas policing problem? and later, a new book is detailing the friction within the manhattan district attorney's office. caused by the case against the former president and his business. but first, to richard louis with the other big stories we are tracking this hour on msnbc. richard? >> julio, great to see you. the north isn't a deep freeze getting whipped with dangerously high winds and record low temperatures today. officials say high winds are to blame for the death of an infant in massachusetts. mount washington, new hampshire, is that a record for the coldest wind chill ever recorded in u.s. history at minus 108 degrees. a village in ohio is under a state of emergency after a train derailed setting off

>> nas: al green to billy joel to -- >> stephen: i'd love to see you do something with billy joel. >>ow up because you walk out of the new york state of mind. >> nas: i tried that with billy joel's -- >> stephen: he's got great security. >> nas: yeah, i went to the show and it's incredible. he's the king. >> stephen: who inspires you? you are about to turn 50 yourself. a little different generation i wouldn't say, but a little older than you are and i promise i won't keep talking about this. who inspires you and is there any artists who keep you on your toes? >> nas: i'm really trying to figure out what my next move is and at this point -- i feel like a lot of hip-hop artists my age aren't puttingteal out so i cannot look to them as a reference. they kind of slowed down for whatever reasons i understand, it's a tough thing. but i got bit by the bug, man, i collaborated with this cat who is like the best and he reduced all of those albums. we kind of inspired ourselves. it's really interesting. >> stephen: what do you see in him that you think is lacking in yourself? >> nas: youth. [la

yes. joel moultrie, on no one to pre. if i had to peskin only so gay all the p a to meet you, people do a p member, buck law or you or do a 5 dollar coin, mika, she vol. that she only to don't j. zunker skis because you know, i could, could you shoulder killed mondor event? been simple song knox, his hall. i just had all my teachers. he said he'd been your he, if i did the visual or socio christie with the defense like to say bianca fidelmo, tickers he there. sure you guys are woocommerce. ah, richard dickson cobalt did it. is a prescriptive appraisal? oscar shell shipping does. if you don't care, if you don't care if you could euro. mm hm. papa exemption is your because he trusts joel or false. a time of as i do, i want to know those. he got the 4 cylinder sante. more could i false edge. it's on 100, the concordy don't we don't have enough. is if the gus is only about, you don't, he fails, antoine halls. please don't have to pay compo phone directly. so my show anyone don't can. yeah. if it's your programming, as you tea

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joel shows how the app makes health care more accessible. >> joel, thanks for doing.ke if i were a teen and you told me that i was interviewing jewel on mental health in the metaverse, interviewing jewel would've been the strange part of this prediction. you've been doing this work for years. tell me why you want to bring it into the metaverse. >> the need for mental health tools is so significant. we were talking earlier about the new cdc report about 60% of teenage girls are considering and having suicidal ideation. those numbers are present across almost every single demographic. and at the time for breaking stigmas over. we have to be offering real scalable solutions. >> you went through all of this in the public eye. that's not going to be the experience of most teens, let alone most adults. and yet it feels like we are living in a moment where more people experience being a public person and all of the pressure that comes with that. >> we are both parents. and i think we realize that with our kids and social media that, almost all our kids are living public live

joel zinberg.have more questions and you want to ask more questions, (202) 748-8000, democrats. (202) 748-8001, republicans. (202) 748-8002, independents. guest: the power to regulate and make health policies are reserved to the state. each state would have different health policies. there was tremendous variation in terms of the measures utilized and how long they were kept in place. we compare that with an index of response measures compiled by the school of government response index. it was things like closures of businesses, closures of schools, masking policies. various suspensions of economic things. we then looked and saw. i mentioned earlier there was no impact of the health outcomes. a real negative correlation between the severities of lockdown measures and economic outcomes as each states gdp and employment measured by there in person schooling. which multiple schools have correlated with test results. what we also did, which was rather unique for this area, we decided to see what impact

countries to give her his cleverer russian let us through, through the air space mold over and romania. joel with the was proved that tara doesn't there and brought us more proof that the protection of ukraine is protection of the whole of europe and the world. she every country that simply wants to live your car, 2 days, missiles, which i charged later to collect a security engine or a kid. think of a glock. nato gold thing was, platen, ukrainian officials have been bracing for a suspected spring offensive by russia's troops. but as the clean up from this latest barrage, some suspect, the escalation has already begun. american football super bowl 57 takes place on sunday between the kansas city chiefs and the philadelphia eagles. hundreds of millions of people will june into what's going to be a unique sporting occasion. 2 brothers will be competing against each other on it's the 1st super bowl in which 2 black quarterbacks will square off the stage. you sat in arizona for one of the most remarkable super bowls yet. it's the 1st time american football showpiece. we'll have 2 black starting

sometimes forcing joel to bury the dead quicker than usual the unforeseen overheads. the last 3 june was the day. it was, the budget itself lizard was vertically la, turning us off to run a business of his nature. 1110000 brunswick because of the poor cause its logged dull that he was now you gotta inflate your expenditures. these are the worst power cuts in 16 years, leaving large parts of the country without electricity for 10 hours or more a day. the cause, old and badly maintained facilities, poor management and allegations of corruption at the state owned power utility. s. com. more than $10000000000.00 worth of contracts given by the power utility to companies have been red flagged. suspected of being corrupt. grafted eskimiya made the power cuts worse and critic save very little has been done to fix it. just a handful of senior management at s come have been investigated and arrested. and now persistent load charisma forum, of course, has declared a state of disaster to tackle the crisis from. but critics say it's purely administrative and will do little to hel

route backin two test matches, getting joel route back in form who hasn't been so good over the lastover the last few months. he's a happy player— over the last few months. he's a happy player when _ over the last few months. he's a happy player when he _ over the last few months. he's a happy player when he is - over the last few months. he's a happy player when he is scoring | happy player when he is scoring runs. will be happy to see him get back in form. ben duckett is another one. if you can do good in these conditions definitely is that music can show it is transferable on these conditions. let's not forget that stuart broad and james anderson, backin stuart broad and james anderson, back in 2008 in new zealand, both together and that was 15 years ago and they only needed five more wickets to go plus the likes of shane warne and glenn mcgraw to become the most formidable partnership and we really hope that happens. and all england funds will be collected see that. this english team is setting a benchmark for the west of the world cricket to watch and they are the trailblazers i

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countries to give her a she's several russian massage through through the air space, moldova, and romania. joel with the was prove that terra doesn't there in board us more proof that the protection of ukraine is protection of the whole of europe and the world. she, every country that simply wants to live your call. today's missiles are charged later to collect a security or acceptance of a glueck marble colored thing was, platen, ukrainian officials have been bracing 1st suspected spring offensive by russia's troops. but as the clean up from this latest garage, some suspect, the escalation has already begun. and that is in sports news. now american football super bowl takes place on sunday. the kansas city chiefs face off against the philadelphia eagles. and for the 1st time to black quarterbacks and 2 brothers will be competing against each other. the stage is set in arizona for one of the most remarkable super bowls. yet it's the 1st time american football showpiece. we'll have 2 black starting quarterbacks as kansas city chiefs star patrick, no homes take some jaylen hurts and his philadelp

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beat, the philadelphia 70, sixers with jason tat, underscoring the winning points 76 are centered. joel, indeed, on almost leveled the game though with a stunning shot from inside the 3 point line, the back court. what it didn't count. as the buzzer had already sounded, some tennis now and herbert, her cots has won the open 13 province in mar, say france. the world number 11 ranked poll beat marcy local benjamin boncey in straight sets. 6376. the players had to wait for ruling on whether bobby's final shot was out. and it was heading hookups. his 1st atp title of 2023. that's all for now. coming up. next is world stories the we can reports. and remember if you want more news, you can always go to our website. that's d, w dot com. and of course, can visit our social media channels as well, or handle as at the w news. i'm here until april and thanks for watching. ah, people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. families with.

but again, i was got into that and i could yoga or would you yeah, but sure to let up joel media doggone currently more people than ever on the news world wide in search of a better life. did you ever use when a day katie method do it on a la guardia? get find out about on the story info my grants? could artificial intelligence improve your online searches? the technology is leaping forward in giant steps. some developers even what a i to act as a lawyer in court. also in this episode, 5 d on board of plays is that safe and talking but true, modern slave trade exists online. these are the topics that have moved to the tech world. ah, migrant workers are put up for sale on saudi arabia largest online market place, harassed even though the u. n. has long been criticizing garage at 4, facilitating modern slavery. it is still available on apple's app store and google play store. in other words, slaves are being sold online. shocking, how does that work and who is in charge of stopping this? ah, what exactly is happening on the ross with more than half a 1000000 visitors each day harass, desc

thanks very much joel shulman sam we've hat pharmaceutical earnings out you feel where growth is in this economy. >> i do, i think there is going to be growth in the economy, anyway, because i don't believe we're going to have a real recession in this country because we don't have unemployment. so i think the economy is going to do a much better than a lot of people think. in the medical industry i think we are doing a great job, eli lilly growing, going to grow a lot, an important drug for eli lilly a big detail all of biotech, pharma is going to be important. maria: i want to get detail from sam waksal next block much more ahead talking about medical breakthroughs 8:30 a.m. latest jobs data the initial jobless claims coming out we will have numbers as they cross the tape you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ . maria: welcome back eli lilly down one pandemic/4% beat on especially eps earlier but missed on revenue this is for fourth quarter, pharma company received approval from fda for a new blood cancer drug joining me right now as specia