dana, a quarter million dollars went to joel. joel, who needs to get a job? joel needs to get it.l needs to get off his and get a job. jesse, i'm being honest here. 49 years old and you're still trying to make it as a sto make up and manob up and get a real job soca that you can support somebody else besides your mountain dew. live wire. chiedozie and fiddle playing. have ig habitst. i mean, you have to grow up at some point. it's not everybody else's responsibility, jesse, to assume these these people are older than me.am why am i paying their debt? i came from nothing thg. i came from nothing. and i did accrue all oruft de that debbtt because i workedschs my off. i got scholarships. and if i couldn't afford i andf. i didn't go into debt for it. and if people are mad at me mad saying that, jesse andcrats wh they need to blame democrats who put all this under their contro l, joe makes me so: joel d mad. joel doesn't want to. he doesn't want to switcoesn'th careers. >> he likes playing music. oh, you know what? i didn't want to actually get up to go to work this morning. i wanted s

joel joel, i get the impression that everybody in the west is on hooks at the moment., be in washington if it was a mere attack? �*, ., ., , attack? it's great to be with you. you're right. _ attack? it's great to be with you. you're right, if— attack? it's great to be with you. you're right, if there _ attack? it's great to be with you. you're right, if there is _ attack? it's great to be with you. you're right, if there is a - attack? it's great to be with you. you're right, if there is a mirror. you're right, if there is a mirror attack, — you're right, if there is a mirror attack, that— you're right, if there is a mirror attack, that would be seen as a significant _ attack, that would be seen as a significant attack and one that would — significant attack and one that would really append the current con that we're _ would really append the current con that we're experiencing. i think in washington, people are kind of delighted by the outcome of what occurred — delighted by the outcome of what occurred over the weekend — not delighted — occurred over the weekend — n

you are welcome joel.ife-changing money but joel told business insider that the news didn't really make him jump for joy. he is glad he can start investing in his long-term goals like taking an indian meditation sabbatical to study with his teacher. so even though you are tightening your belt you can rest easy knowing you paid off joel's $250,000 student loan while he is doing downward dog in calcutta. and there are plenty more out there. there is 82-year-old karen whose dreams of professional photography saddled her with $175,000 worth of debt until october. or 70-year-old patricia and aspiring artist who had just had $88,000 forgiven. all thanks to joe biden. paying off someone's loans is a pretty nice gift. and wonder they will repay him in november. dana quarter million dollars went to joel. >> he needs to get a job working needs to get off his ass and get a job. forty-nine years old and you're still trying to make it as a musician? maybe grow up, man up and get a real job so you can support somebody e

billy joel performing one of his biggest hits. and the moment w, who was in tht crowd, soon on the video screen. you'll see it. >>> good evening and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. we do begin tonight with that breaking news from charlotte, north carolina. at least eight officers shot, three members of a u.s. marshals task force have been killed. all while serving a warrant in a suburban neighborhood. the officers coming under fire for inside the home. a suspect barricading himself inside, a massive law enforcement response. you see right there, including a s.w.a.t. team, armored vehicles. a tense standoff lasting four hours. police telling neighbors to shelter in place. a police sniper in a bedroom of a neighboring home. roads from the scene to the hospital were actually shut down so that the ambulances could get through with the officers. abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas leading us off with late reporting tonight. >> it's the whole force coming. >> reporter: tonight, multiple police offic

tonight -- joel mchale, comedian kyle kinane.ng the 8g band with adrian young. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." we hope you're doing well. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news. today was super tuesday, where 16 states and one territory got together and held an intervention for nikki haley. [ light laughter ] in a profile published yesterday in the "new yorker." president biden said he will beat former president trump and added, quote, "i'm the only one who has ever beat him." well, that's true, unless you count e. jean carroll, letitia james, covid, the free market, and ramps. [ light laughter ] according to a new report the trump white house pharmacy would give staffers xanax and speed without prescriptions. oh, come on. is there any proof? >> saudi arabia and russia will repetoo -- oh. [ laughter ] >> seth: ohh. that's right, the trump white house pharmacy would give staffers xanax and speed without prescriptions, and one patient k

joel kept jamming.bearance and then paying the bare minimum for 20 years. he rocked up a quarter million dollar debt. that was until biden took your tax dollars and paid it off. but music isn't the only thing that drives joel, he loves meditation. now he says he's got his financial freedom and he wants to fund important long-term goals like studying meditation in india. biden's america has become neverland. people don't have to grow up. the audience not having it. you guys texted us. i would say you are frustrated. you are paying for joel to downward dog across the world. we had to dig deeper into who this isn't what he's really doing with our money. for starters, jewels tunes are dei. his concerts focus on underrepresented artists. he's got more musical talent than just violin, he says "i can booty pop. i'm no beyoncÉ but i can do it." not joking. so don't worry, america, your money is in good hands. >>> adam carolla, host of the adam carolla show joins me now. do you think this is funny or does this k

are you in olympics fan, joel? do you - in olympics fan, joel?did you partake in college athletics? it is it something to float your boat? isn't it obvious. i'm a triathlete. you _ isn't it obvious. i'm a triathlete. you are? — isn't it obvious. i'm a triathlete. you are? no. my sarcasm. i am afraid to touch _ you are? no. my sarcasm. i am afraid to touch the _ you are? no. my sarcasm. i am afraid to touch the world cup versus 0lympics_ to touch the world cup versus olympics thing i like them both. i will leave — olympics thing i like them both. i will leave it at that.— will leave it at that. your choice on the panel— will leave it at that. your choice on the panel is _ will leave it at that. your choice on the panel is about _ will leave it at that. your choice l on the panel is about professional sport because we're in the sweet spot of the american sporting calendar right now. in the vortex, every league, every sport has something going on. it’s every league, every sport has something going on.— every league, every sport has something going o

joel is, i'm joel, but i'm my dad, this is my mum, but i had to kiss my mum.was also thinking there you are encountering those guys with those southern accent, i don't know how old you are, but you've conclude on to that australian accent. >> we'll hold on to the it for life. pete: it was cool to see the whole family on stage and your father david, just what he went through, what you all went through and to share that lesson, the american dream through faith, it was the church and faith that delivered you here. the film is unsung hero. the web site is unsung hero.movie. go check it out. if it's the biggest faith film ever, let's make it a hit. check it out. unsung hero by king and country. thank you, guys. appreciate your time. >> appreciate you. pete: you got it. will: for "fox & friends" moments away. or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® treatments have been

joel, thank you so much. really appreciate it. >> no problem. thanks for having me. >> you can check out joel's story and more of the san francisco standard's other original reporting on their website, sf standard.com. all right. it's been a hot topic in san francisco's noe valley. that pricey potty that even made national headlines. an sfgate reporter tells us why this one's one of them. has to be the new noe valley public toilet. this red facility that opened this week is the final chapter of a story that had many twists and turns. it all began with a public uproar when the bathroom project was going to originally cost $1.7 million, the saga became known as toilet gate, a symbol of the city's wasteful spending. an intrepid sfgate reporter decided to try the restroom for himself, the cost now lower afterhe outcry. as for what he thought, well, here's his headline. joining us live now is sfgate politics reporter alec regimbal. alex flushed with excitement. aren't you? totally. yeah. okay. sorry i had to put that out there, but i'm bummed. how di

joel rubin, former us deputy assistant of state, _ result.. joel rubin, former us deputy assistant of state, thank you - result. joel rubin, former us deputy assistant of state, thank you for - assistant of state, thank you for talking to us. now it's time to today's sport. a busy day of sport ahead — we'll start at the women's six nations, where thejuggernaut that is england are taking on ireland at twickenham — england have won three from three and are chasing a third successive grand slam... not long under way there. scotland are in italy later, they've fallen down the table after two losses in a row. jo currie spoke to me from twickenham about that game in parma to come. scotland's six nations campaign so far has been a mixed bag. it started with that wonderful opening day victory over wales in cardiff. they followed it up with a battling performance against france, albeit ending in defeat. they went into that gaining guessing the last week full of confidence can only to walk away on the end of a a6—0 defeat. know they need to show improv

but music isn't the only thing drives joel.ewloves meditation and no he says he's got his financialn freedom and he wants to fund important longfrants term goalse studying meditation in. india. biden's america has become neverlan.d. grow people don't have to grow up. the audienceup not having it. you guys texted us. i would say you're frustrated. do you're paying for joel, the downward dog across the world. >> so we had to dig deeper int e who this is and what he's really doing with our money. for starters, joel'sydoing tuno are diy. >> his concerts focusse on underagnted ae presented arte >> and he's got more musical talents than just violin. >> he says, quote, i can pop. i'm no beyoncÉ, but i can do it. not joking. so don't worry, america.r your money is in good hands. >> adam carolla, host of the adam carolla show, joins mes me now. >> do you think this is funny orow t? ry >> does this kind of make you angry? carolla? well, everything is funny on a sort of individual level. but when it gets into millions and millions of peop

this friday you can see the entire billy joel special again.right over there, selecting the day's finest baltic oak news panel, adding a preparatory layer of topical ground chalk and story glue, then hand-painting hyperrealistic scenes of redemption with jewel-like coloring and simulated gold leaf to unveil for you the spectacular yet timeless 15th century jan van eyck ghent altarpiece that is my nightly monologue. but sometimes, sometimes, folks, after huffing oven cleaner out of a pringles can, i steal the valet parking sign from outside the hustler club, flip it over and chuck some wet pizza toppings at it along with half a go-go squeeze and what's left of a chik-fil-a zesty buffalo sauce packet to offer up the expressionist tweaker's spackle-plank of news that is my segment... >> "meanwhile"! [cheers and applause] >> stephen: a work of art in and of itself. epic defining. meanwhile, heinz is going to put ketchup dispenser stations outside chicago hot dog restaurants. that headline again: heinz declares war on chicago. because, ladies and ge

so joel, joel roy, in sydney, many things stroll. the last of a 174 people stranded in cable cars, high above a mountain in southern turkey, have been brought to safety. the rescue came nearly a day after one of the cabins who to pull and burst open, killing one person in injuring 7 when they plummeted to the rocks below. the accident occurred during the delphi to a holiday marking the end of the muslim holy month, ramadan. the collapse of a support pylon sent a cable car pod, crashing into a pole. passengers were knocked from their shattered cabin. one did not survive the fall. the journey was meant to take 9 minutes. instead, it became a terrifying ordeal for dozens of passengers who spent the night without power, their cars swinging above the void. the one passenger called the experience torture saying shaking was so strong, her pod flipped over the cables multiple times, causing her children to pass out from fear. a massive rescue effort was mobilized more than 600 search and rescue personnel. and 10 helicopters worked around the

, joel roy provided some perspective. the last one that i could think of was a mass incident, even 19 ninety's, which was a mass shooting in tasmania. and that was so shocking that have come to the whole country, and they told me to bring in a gun buyback scheme and a gun, a band on 70 automatic width is which has been very successful that has prevented any kind of mass shooting since then. now that's not to say that there are you said this of crime in australia just a day earlier, there was another savvy in sydney. yes. idle staffing of a teenager that appear to be in sometimes 5 situation. so these lots of incentives, they really don't care. and it could have been a lot worse, had a start of the not an act of those 2 gun laws that we have. this could have been a mass gun shooting, had the attacker had access to guns, but that also makes it so more recent going away because this man was able to go on a rampage to 6 people in such a rueful way. and just, just with a nice, it really is something that is certainly a is a no

joel thanks for your time. >> yes, thanks for having me, chris. >> refresh our memory. we reported this when it first came out. why is state farm not renewing and not insuring new people in a whole bunch of bay area counties? >> yeah, there are likely a couple of different reasons. one is that state farm's financial rating was downgraded recently just last month from an a to a b from am best uh- they're going to focus at state farm on rebuilding their surplus. so they're probably trying to reduce any area with a catastrophe level, risk. you know, insurers in general in california recently have been pressing for higher rates. and, you know, this is probably in line with that as well. that state farm is waiting to see, what what steps the department of insurance takes to allow the insurance market to charge more premiums. >> i see okay, i don't want to say it's a game, but it kind of sort of is. they have to take this step in order to get what they want. right. and of course, they're not the only insurance company doing this right. but can you tell us, like, who else? and

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billy joel, tonight's "heart of america." and that is tonight's "cbs evening news.">> judge judy: why did you send a seminude picture of your wife to your ex-girlfriend? >> ms. brown was making obscene remarks. "your wife is fat. she's ugly, and you're ashamed of her." >> judge judy: the logical response to that is, "here is a naked picture of my wife. she's neither fat nor ugly"? you got some bargain there. he sounds like a rocket scientist. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution jeanette brown is suing her ex-fiancé, jimmy thomas, for rent, a car down payment and the return of property. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 106 on t calendar in the matter of brown vs. thomas. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. brown, according to your complaint, you and mr. thomas were in a very long relationship and lived togethe

thank you so much, joel. great story. and if you want to read it and more of the san francisco standard's other orig experts from around the area. world news tonight with david muir is >>> tonight, breaking news here in new york city. the city's mayor speaking just moments ago. will new york take action tonight against demonstrators who smashed their way into a building at columbia? are some of the protesters outside agitators? >>> also tonight, four officers including a u.s. marshal shot and killed. the stunning video just released. >>> and the new tornado threat tonight across multiple states. >>> first tonight, a

billy joel, tonight's "heart of america."ncisco police get ready to celebrate a milestone a decade in the making. the reforms aimed at restoring trust with the police. >>> it is not perfect. but we have finished. >>> some changes you don't see immediately. but change happens when it is done right. >>> who knew middle schools had strong decisions. >> we would like to ask why takeaway something that has been so beneficial and so crucial? >>> it is happening, storm clouds are moving in on our weekend plans. you can probably feel a big cool down today. rain is returning to the bay area with the first showers arriving overnight. it is staying dry long enough to enjoy fun events this weekend and this evening

a reporter, joel delroy, and joins us now from sidney. joel, good to see you. what can you tell us about the attack? what do we know at this point says it was live streams during a church service in a syrian church in sydney's west. the live streaming video is quite shocking. it shows a man approaching the beach as he's giving you a sermon, or even a test to stab him with a nice and very violent amount of the patient falls to the grounds and managed quickly surrounded by members of the congregation and, and age. do not pay us for people were injured in taken to hospital. they have normal life threatening injuries, and this includes the bishop himself who miraculously escapes with normal life threatening injuries is really quite amazing when you see the vinyl way in which he was attacked. fully say a man that has been arrested. is there any reliable information about the alleged attacker and what his motive clipping? no, not yet. it's still too early, but this particular bishop was a very well known figure. he had a huge following on. ready line, or the parts of

he missed inflation. >> he did miss but i wouldn't be -- >> that was february 4, joel, when presidentn will reignite because of oil how this is playing out. adam: called it right then not many in february earning inflation would pick up. maria: president trump was. >> he called it right at that point, now i think you are seeing a lot more people on the bandwagon. maria: you said choppy rest of the year does that mean put money in stocks or take to sidelines. >> q2 is a period to be conservative, i think q2 right now start off q2 started off the way going to end q2, i this choppy we are going to see movement in have money conservative stocks i would be cash flow shorter duration for equities sure companies with cash flow expanding margins there are some picks pickers market i would not fic big risk q1 paid off risk q4 not q2 maybe not q3. >> thank you so much joel shulman from ershares. >> markwayne mullin is here to tell us all about it you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. . . starting a business is never easy, but starting it 8 months pregnant...

police say the suspect is this man, joel cochy and he suffered mental health issues.ator who confronted the attacker on her own. >> we are continuing investigations in relation to him and he is a man from queensland, we believe he came here last month. we are and have spoken with his family. we will continue to do so. and they are cooperating with us. we know that shortly after coming to sydney, he took possession of a storage facility that's been identified and we have worked through that very small stooge silt. >>reporter: on and oughtive afternoon the shopping sent wear was packed with people he walked through wielding knife some people tried to block him. and the bravery of ordinary australians in an extraordinary situation. so far, no known motive for the attack. >> as i had said last night, there is still to this point, nothing that we have no information we have received, no evidence we have recovered, no intelligence we have gathered that would suggest that this was driven by any particular moat motivation ideology or otherwise. >> a nation in shock families i

joel and luc, listen. continued success to you and yours, you guys are terrific. i mean that sincerely. for king and country as well, continued success to your families and thanks for spending some time with us here on fox news at night. >> thank you man. >> stay awake. >> yes sir. [ ♪♪ ] >> kevin: as we continue, first up into nine viral videos, this one, there's a company out there, it's actually making history by conducting the first -- world's first flying car with a passenger on board. you may be wondering who the passenger is. believe it or not, it was legendary french musician, jean michel in this invention is called the air car. it was clear to use back in 2022, may be the future of commuting. currently can get as high up as a thousand feet in the air and up to 120 miles per hour. sign me up. meantime, this video has sparked an online debate about if it's okay to cut of a rideau. and half. vertically? this creator shows how cutting the burrito vertically can allow one to more evenly distribute toppings and not have to take giant bytes, is he on to somethin

joel. good morning. thank you so much for being here as we've also been following this breaking news at home, i think it really underscores the urgency of secretary blinken's mission big picture. do you think we are closer than we have ever been to a hostage deal on a ceasefire or what is the status of these talks? >> yeah, we're really close. casey, it's not done yet. and it's secretary blinken talked about how it was very generous offer. he's putting the pressure on through the arab allies that he met with yesterday in the gulf. and he's going to continue to meet with the real stumbling block is the question of what happens next. actually, it's not necessarily the technicals of the deal itself, but is this going to be a sustainable? are permanent ceasefire, which is what hamas is seeking. and are seeking guarantees that they won't be obliterated quite frankly, quite frankly, by israel after hostage exchange. i mean, we're getting really into some diabolical turf here, right? now where hamas is holding

founder ceo of that organization joel pennton joins us now. joel thank you so much for being here.eft is taken over the k-12 education system and kicked god out somehow you found a way to bring god back into public schools. how? >> well, a few people realize is that in 1952, the supreme court ruled that public school students can be released from public school during school hours if the program is off school property privately funded and students have parental permission called release time religious instruction we were aware of this a few years ago sew we created a plug and play program that any community across the country can implement and as you said it is really started to tack off. >> so you provide everything. you basically only thing you coordinate with the school is this is the release time and once you've got that agreed upon from enough parents, then, they get on your bus you take them somewhere else they get religious instruction and they come back. is that how it works? >> that's exactly right we provide tools, template coaches to communities across the country, but lo

>> influence, slant, if you will, public schools. >> reporter: joel says he pays little attention to critics. >> in the united states, there are 13,000 public school districts. there are 50 million public school students. >> reporter: and he hopes to make biblical lessons available to every one of them. antonia hylton, nbc news, columbus, ohio. >>> and up next, as we continue tonight, after an oscar-winning film, the outpouring of support is reaching a crescendo for the repair shop that fixes broken instruments and changes kids' lives. >>> finally, their story won an oscar. now, these school heroes have been so instrumental to l.a.'s music students are seeing a massive outpouring of support. here's liz kreutz. >> reporter: they call it the last repair shop. the place where thousands of instruments for the los angeles unified school district come for a tune-up. >> that pad is a little worn out. >> reporter: and repairs. what makes this place so special? >> first of all, because it does magic for kids. >> reporter: it's also the only one of its kind left in the country. supervisor stev

joel ski, bbc news. joel ski, bbc news.ekend you could have a local derby in the fa cup final in may. the same could be said in scotland, where rangers and celtic are still in the hunt for the scottish cup, but are in separate semifinals. although as sheelagh mclaren reports, hearts and aberdeen will be attempting to prevent an old firm derby final. tomorrow, this place will be full to the gunwales. around 50,000 supporters will back in for the first of this semifinals. holders excel convict are in pole position, but brendan rodgers urged players not to show any time of —— signs of complacency. they'll be up against and aberdeen side eagerly awaiting the arrival of their new manager, and after a season with plenty of lows, they're looking to end it on a high. lows, they're looking to end it on a hiih. ., lows, they're looking to end it on a hi h, ., . ., , , lows, they're looking to end it on a hih. ., , , high. you can see there is some exceptional _ high. you can see there is some exceptional players. _ high. you can see

a historic performance from joel embiid.ed a whopping 50 points in the sixers' game three win over the knicks. embiid becomes the first 76er to put up 50 in playoff game since allan iverson in 2003. home-court advantage didn't extend to the lakers. the reigning champion nuggets slipped away. they are one game from sweeping lebron and company out. it's good to see joel back with the knee injury he dealt with so long. >>> up next, we are navigating the twists and turns of national pretzel day. >> ooh. >> there's always some food day. >>> and musicians strike a chord in the fight against ticket pricing. he fight against ticket pricing. this is not just a stop for allergy meds. ♪♪ this is a great price on what you need... to survive the season. ♪♪ quick question. backed by an expert. okay. this is value. right in your neighborhood. thanks so much. walgreens. ♪♪ [alarm bell] rough start to your day? try new dial exfoliating body wash... with a touch of creamy cocoa butter and orange extract. reveals soft and healthy-feeling skin

and the writers, joel and eton cohen, both wrote the script. joel coen directed the picture.made a film about the fictional character barton fink, about the broadway playwright who was invited to hollywood in order to... write a script for a major picture, as he was assured. as the film progresses, it turns out that a genre picture is being filmed, which in america is usually called a film. you just need to unfold it in order to see what is inside the plot that is usual for a hollywood film. a very serious , very difficult picture opens up about the fate of the writer, about the fate of the author, about the psychological state of the writer’s block in which the creator finds himself, about the hero’s reading into reality of his fears, his hopes, his dreams , his insecurities in life. it's you, there was just a complaint, no, i mean, i didn't complain, i just called, but i didn't complain, i was just worried, maybe it's none of my business, but maybe there's something wrong with you. sorry, it's all these walls, i apologize, my name is charlie miller, we seem to be neighbors,

>> influence, slant, if you will, public schools. >> reporter: joel says he pays little attention to>> in the united states, there are 13,000 public school districts. there are 50 million public school students. >> reporter: and he hopes to make biblical lessons available to every one of them. antonia hylton, nbc news, columbus, ohio. >>> up next, as we continue, tonight after an oscar winning film, the outpouring of support is reaching a crescendo for the repair shop that fixes broken instruments and changes kids' lives. ♪♪ to local charities. so many of you came out with huge support. i am pleased to announce that together we raised over 25 million for local charities across america. thanks to all our team members who truly get the giving culture, and our heartfelt thanks go out to all of you that showed up for our day of giving. together we always make a difference. personalized financial advice from ameriprise can do more than help you reach your goals. i can make this work. it can help you reach them with confidence. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 of our clients are likely to r

i forwarded it to maybe to joel sawyer.t it to, but i sent it to somebody-- -probably joel, yeah. -and said something like, "pretty slimy stuff." like, alluding to the fact that, like, "don't give the interview to nbc or the 'today' show. give it to abc news and 'good morning america' because nbc, whatever, they're-- they're casting aspersions." and then, of course, way after the truth of sanford's escapades had come out, my e-mail was released in a freedom of information act request. i called the reporter and an executive at nbc and apologized. it was, to be clear, inexcusable. and beyond that, i'd been wrong-- wrong about this guy who i thought had been a devoted dad and husband. wrong, wrong, wrong. lesson learned. that was just embarrassing, and i also felt, um... dumb for... just automatically believing the best possible scenario when it came to a politician. you--you've always been on the reporting side of things. welcome to the hell we all had to live in. [laughs] by hour 144 of mark sanford's disappearance, pretty m

enraged fans said how do you quit a billy joel concert in the middle of piano man? went late pushed back 60 minutes and for folks in the eastern and central time zones got ripped off. not in every city, a lot of cities went to news. >> dana: i was at that concert and i can't believe that happened to billy joel. reair, reair. >> bill: it was a happy moment. >> dana: it is frustrating when sports gets into 60 minutes. >> we don't want to see a war with iran and a wider conflict in the region. we'll make the posture changes to try to prevent a wider war. >> dana: the middle east sitting on a powder keg as israel weighs its response. the former president begins an historic criminal trial as new polling shows more voters are looking back fondly on his presidency. bret baier on that and more coming up. if you're looking for a medicare supplement insurance plan that's smart now... i'm 65. and really smart later i'm 70-ish. consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. with this type of plan, you'll know upfront about how much your care costs. w

and i'm joined by former deputy assistant secretary of state and democratic strategist, joel ruben. >> joel talked in the previous hour about this. >> you know, what the, iranians said before, the strike rate might be a little different from what they say. this morning and reaction to this strike. i mean this was bit of a pinprick, at least it appears so far and might not elicit the response that they were warning about. >> yeah. >> jim, there was a lot of thanh thing going on, frankly, from the iranians, the way that the foreign minister was describing the end of the earth will occur if israel response and i think for the israelis to show the world thanks you. the run-ins know they're not going to be intimidated by that was a crucial psychological maneuver by them. and to iran, it's in their interest to not escalate as well. and hopefully this is not going to escalate. it does look like to box years bumping gloves right now and sort of going back to their corners potentially but yeah. i do think that the foreign minister, he was very clear in trying to intimidate israel and that didn

earlier in new york a scary moment in the knicks/sixers game when reigning nba mvp joel embiid slammede his own pass off the backboard but then fell to the ground in pain, aggravating a knee injury. he did return in the second half and played well. the knicks were sparked by josh hart to a 111-104 win to take game one. meanwhile, the minnesota timberwolves blew out the phoenix suns, 120-95 thanks to 33 points from their electrifying star, anthony edwards. and in cleveland, the cavs' all-star guard donovan mitchell dropped 30 points on the orlando magic in an easy, 9 >>> good sunday morning. the time is 6:12. temperatures starting out in the mid 50s there in oakland. beautiful in walnut creek with a clear start. little to no fog towards san francisco and the coastline. speaking of the coast, maybe your day trip will take you out to behalf moon bay. overall, a mostly sunny day with temperatures in the 60s. 80 >>> straight ahead, the highs and lows of the week including a new uniform already selling out for the great caitlin clark as she caps her record-breaking year in college by graduat

the attacker there — joel cauchi — killed six people.ia's most famous landmark reflecting the pain of a nation. all the victims have now been named. pikria darchia, originally from georgia, dawn singleton, who was planning her wedding. jade young was an architect and mother. osteopath ashlee good died protecting her nine—month—old baby. yixuan cheng, a chinese student whose picture is yet to be released. and this was security guard faraz tahir, the only man killed as he tried to intervene in the attack. one man who confronted the attacker, warding him off with a bollard, has been telling his story. he didn't say anything, actually. he wasjust, like, very tall, a bit skinny. but the eyes was like empty eyes. it was like, er... he wasn't there. he wasn't like really there, actually. joel cauchi, who was shot dead by a police officer after going on a stabbing spree in this shopping centre, had a history of mental illness. detectives are investigating whether he targeted women in the attack, but they still want to find a motive by speaking t

joel just stole what is normally my opening joke when i speak at a presidential library or museum, which is i'm just a huge fan of. the presidential libraries and museums across the country and i've been lucky. i think i've done research now at all. but three of them and it's they're just a wonderful network across the country resource for history. so i'm very appreciative of the work that archivists do across the country. so thank you so much for so you started by writing a book about robert mueller and the fbi getting a kind of sweet gig on cnn. a lot of a national exposure. you moved from that to writing my personal favorite, raven. the the story of the u.s. government's plan to itself while. the rest of us died and you followed that with the in my opinion one of the best oral histories editorial ever written and the only plane in the sky. the story of 911 and then not on that success. hugh moved and wrote one of 2023 pulitzer prize. his history of the history of watergate and last couple of years ago, you were here to talk about your watergate book and fully remember this. you and i

joel 's actions were truly horrific and we are still trying to comprehend what has happened.wales police force and queensland police service, and have no issues with the police officer who shot our son because she was doing herjob to protect others. we hope she is coping all right." that statement is from the family of the sydney attacker, joel cauchi, who described his actions as horrific. more on that story on our website. let's recap what we know so far about our top story today. israel has said that it and its allies have intercepted the vast majority of more than 300 drones and missiles launched by iran. these are live pictures now of tel aviv in israel. 0vernight, they said a small number of hits were taken on israeli territory, including at an idf base in southern israel, where one child, who we believe seven years old, was injured by shrapnel. meanwhile, the minister of defence in israel has the confrontation with iran is not over yet, and that is the key issue now moving forward, which is where this escalation is going to lead, and where potential de—escalation is go

joining us now is nbc news meagan fitzgerald, nbc's allie raffa at the white house, and joel rubin, formeruty assistant secretary of state in the obama administration. let's start with meagan. walk us through this report. >> reporter: the idf starts by saying their forces first identified a gunman on one of the aid trucks and then identified an additional gunman. after the vehicles left the warehouse where the aid had been unloaded, one of the commanders mistakenly assumed that hamas operatives were in the vehicles and that they didn't know, in fact, it was world central kitchen staff. the idf is calling it a grave mistake, stemming from a serious failure. they're also taking action. we're told that they dismissed two high ranking commanders on the ground and reprimanded osteo. others. the idf said this shouldn't happen and they'll be making sure it doesn't happen again. moments ago, secretary blinken said the u.s. will be fully assessing the idf's report and said they're not just looking to see what steps are being taken but the results of those steps. as you mentioned, world central kitc

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joel here is a pilot has been planned joel, i've been flying for 43 years now for re-mix. >> so i'm safe right now. oh, yeah. yeah. okay. take care of you. >> and so when you heard about this event and coming here, what drew you to be here? >> oh, just the clips we've got to see the eclipse. you've never been eclipse, you've gotta, you gotta go see you on. we drove all the way down from kansas city for this kansas city, i'm from san francisco bay area, but we're going to we're not going to let that go right now but you have named something, this phenomenon, this behind us. yes, i see rough er, are photojournalist. you can show it. there's a big balloon shadow back here that's what i call willis the balloon or eclipse. and i think it's pretty fitting. so that person right there isn't it is total totality of the balloon are eclipse that we've got going on here where the sun is being blocked by the balloon, had so we call that a balloon or eclipse instead of a, so we're having fun here, jim, with what we're going to loop. let me just tell you how many people how many people are here. this i

joel ruben. thank you very much. appreciate it. >> what has been expected for months now, official caitlin clark is headed to the wnba as the number one overall draft pick. carolyn nano has this morning's bleacher report. good morning, caroline. >> jim. good morning. this was one of the most certain picks and the 28 year history of the wnba draft, a weekend after wrapping up or historic college career, caitlin clark turns brown with the first pick in the 2024 wnba draft the indiana fever select caitlin clark >> she is >> the all-time leading >> scorer in ncaa division one basketball history. hey, men's or women's. and she should add a scoring boost routine that has not made the playoffs since 2016. ticket prices, jim, to watch the fever in indianapolis this season more than doubled after she announced she would enter for the draft and she spoke with coy wire just before her name was called >> i'm super excited. i know that's always super special and i have a lot of family coming my coaches so they're coming in some o

joel rubin. thanks very much coming up. donald trump's jury is now seated in his criminal hush money trial with the judge's saying about the search for the rest of the alternate alternate for that jury plus war on the breaking news from the middle east israel striking back against iran will have warned that just a few moments they with blue carbon plus cnn films. sunday at nine higher shipping rais may be the cost of doing business. but at what cost? >> turns shipping to your advantage with low cost grounds, shipping from the united states postal service arthritis pain, we say not today tylenol, eight hour arthritis pain has two layers are really the first dispatch the 2nd is long-lasting we give you your day bag so you can give it everything. tylenol number one, doctor recommended for arthritis pain. carroll. >> marry me, carrot bought a sale ones writing important things aren't worth compromising at farmers. >> we offer both quality insurance and great savings, quick shower the other carrots we are foreigners not flossing

joel cauchi killed six people in that rampage.dia about their son. katy watson has the latest. australia's most famous landmark reflecting the pain of a nation. all the victims have now been named. pikria darchia, originally from georgia, dawn singleton, who was planning her wedding. jade young was an architect and mother. osteopath ashlee good died protecting her nine—month—old baby. yixuan cheng, a chinese student whose picture is yet to be released. and this was security guard faraz tahir, the only man killed as he tried to intervene in the attack. one man who confronted the attacker, warding him off with a bollard, has been telling his story. he didn't say anything, actually. he wasjust, like, very tall, a bit skinny. but the eyes was like empty eyes. it was like, er... he wasn't there. he wasn't like really there, actually. joel cauchi, who was shot dead by a police officer after going on a stabbing spree in this shopping centre, had a history of mental illness. detectives are investigating whether he targeted women in the at

. >> don't compare joel with weird al. al has a job out. >> yeah. god, i love joel. d, i >> i love the wrap. my jason from kush, alabama. >> how was joel? not in. hor. retogethe >> big missed opportunity there. always. remember? >> i'm waters, and this is my world. welcome to "hannity". we are once again. we sean: t are monitoring the ss of new york city tonight wheree scoresstre pretty hateful, anti-american, anti-israeli protesterses of have beenl day, demonstrating all day. many of these far left agitator mans. on your screen, you have probably already seen it probably better arrested by the nypd. but with no bail law thes, they were probably let go without any criminal charges. now, of course the manhattan district attorney, alvin bragg, he's busy with way more important matters, like an eight-year-old misdemeanor. while pass the statute of limitations surrounding the alleged missiles labelingmib of a nondisclosure agreement. now, there o are people pledging allegiance to hamas on the streets of new yorkce t and other places around the country. but according to a

. ♪ ♪ ♪ money makes the world go round ♪ ♪ the sound of money, money, money ♪ >>> that's joel grey andtill resonating more than half a century on. >> reporter: in 1966, when the musical "cabaret" first appeared on broadway, audiences were dazzled and disconcerted, but the show's depiction of life in early 1930s berlin. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: joel grey played the emcee of the kit kat club. he would reprise the role in the oscar-winning 1972 film version. welcoming patrons to -- >> leave your troubles outside. >> reporter: an invitation laced with menace, since waiting in the wings is the horror of the nazi third reich. >> the cabaret is a place of hope. i think it's why all these really extraordinary beings descend on it. i know that hope is dashed and broken, destroyed. >> reporter: is "cabaret" a warning? >> for me, it is. it shows the hope, the joy, the aspiration, and shows how progress can be taken from you, and we can regress. >> reporter: in the brand-new production, renamed cabaret at the kit kat club, opening this weekend on broadway, gayle rankin plays funny flighty live-for-today s

i know joel cole haynes the professor of law as to why the university delaware endorse school. i asked him to explain exactly what mr. trump is accused of it's a bit complicated, so i'm going to unpack and he's been accused of uh, paying how much money. right. uh, and the, the important piece of it here with 2 important pieces. one is falsifying business records to cover up those payments. but the more significant piece of it is, he's being accused of doing that in conjunction with a separate crime. and the crime here is interference in the 2020 election. so i'm sorry, the 2016 election. so in order for the prosecution prosecution to succeed, they would have to show. ready that the business records were falsified to cover up the harsh, harsh money payments and that it was done in furtherance of this plot, if you will, to effect the results of the 2016 election. okay, so jewelry selection stats today. how does one find 12 people with a fair and balanced any partial view of such a polarizing figure? of yeah, that's going to be a challenge. and the parties recognize that my unders