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. >> john: elizabeth cook in san francisco, thank you so much. y can get a bad rap given the whole thing about the cat but i will put a different spin on it ♪ ♪ ♪ >> john: what does curiosity sound like? in 1876 on this day alexander graham bell learned when a telephone sounded like. and according to his assistant thomas watson, the inventor spilled acid and it shouted "mr. watson, come here, i want to seal." the message traveled down the hall through the device they worked on, unexpectedly demonstrating the telephone worked which helped bell forget about the acid that. one of history's most famous accidents but the real unexpected event that led to the telephone happened a year earlier when bell and watson were working on something else entirely -- the telegraph. him watson tweaked a part of the equipment, it made a sound which bell heard through the wire in the next room, he wasn't expecting that. it was like a knock on the door they didn't know existed to. he could've ignored the noise and frustrated at the distraction from the task at hand --

cook. c o. x architect john lorenzo bettany was given the task of reducing the facade mass of appearance and bringing the dome back to the fore. on paper, the solution seemed relatively simple. but for vanity, it turned into a nightmare. branch was commissioned to build 2 towers on the facade that had been erected by and whether or not, but because the lines on which stopped part of the structure are standing, are quite marshy. the foundations were moving off to supports these towers. so when he starts to build these towers very quickly, cracks appear in the facades of saint peters have made clear about taxes v. this was not possible. despite this set back, benny would ultimately leave a deep impression. it was he who designed the best silicates interior from the canopy over st. peter's tomb to the adornment of the don't support pillars and the church flooring. the a few years later he was entrusted with a task that would also shape the architecture of the vatican. he was commissioned to design saint peter's square and his design. bernini had envisioned a 3rd colony, intended to surprise vis

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if you go to the most in respect to diffuse, john, janine and kelly in the shop to find direct to the center of a cook at the firm, x media site and giovanni a on day. and the guns are they don't, as homes get out of the people and allowed him to go back over to rebuild toyota was stuck to their homes. actually, what is the influence along with that? they've got a senior this, it does offer the lowest bacteria see which goes to 6 to dress up of those back to and the other 4 is the way to control it. to a construct what they, what are the special homes or the clinics or the school. and if someone will start to build a very going to do that's have been widely during the last a few months. and it's also a, that's why that is why the government now moscow has reiterated that the are really and you can reach, you must be result diplomatically follows media reports that a lot of them are puts it could media talks between to run and washington, a substance like got so far and so there was only an understanding that the russian position on this problem is that iran's nuclear dossier must be solved exclusively

. >> john: huge milestone for the trump administration as it continues its immigration crackdown. i.c.e. accusing the biden administration of "cookingks" under arrest data. brooke taylor live in dallas with the details on this. brooke? >> hi, john. top leaders with dhs and i.c.e. held a call with reporters to give an update on how things were going under the trump administration so far, and really one of the main key takeaways from this meeting was these officials claim that the biden administration has been misleading the public and "cooking the books" when it comes to how many illegal migrants were arrested over the last four years. these top leaders say that i.c.e. did an internal review, found tens of thousands of cases that were labeled as arrest but according to them they were actually illegal aliens, processed and released into communities because of catch and release policies under the biden administration. in fiscal year 2024, i.c.e. made 33,242 at-large arrests, so this means arrests that were made in community settings, not jails or border checkpoints. compare that to so far under the trump administration, i.c.e. has made

john fetterman will vote for this. people like jon ossoff in georgia, up for reelection in 2026, very vulnerable. people like jeanne shaheen running for reelection, it could be among them. host: cook back -- come back to a potential shutdown. a lead editorial in the washington times today saying if there is a shutdown, essential government employees stay on the job and nonessential employees go home and don't get paid until there is a funding bill. it would make the point that there is essential and nonessential government employees. guest: there's an upcoming reduction in force the last big government shutdown, where you saw essential and nonessential. those who were deemed nonessential. since that shutdown has occurred , there is now a permanent law that after a shutdown, they would proactively pay the non-essential workers. they have that flexibility and they could go in and really add a lot more people to that list one of the interesting things, i'm sorry to use the stopgap bills through september 30 is it doesn't contain earmarks the funded project down to the program and project level, it also doesn't contain all of the report language, it's always attached to the law, agenc

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john cena the international sign for "it's time!" and rather than repudiate putin, america smelled what the rock was cooking, and through that borschtyca delivered the nut shot! the nut shot to the hopes and dreams of ukrainians everywhere. and then for no reason, america jumped on zelenskyy and just started hitting him as many times as he could in the head. too simplistic? [cheers and applause] this is it! am i being too simplistic, assigning to the delicate art of real politik a scripted outcome? perhaps. but judge for yourself. >> putin broken 25 times, 25 times he broke his own signature, 25 times he broken ceasefire. >> you're in no position to dictate what we're going to feel. you're not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now. you're gambling with world war iii. >> what you're speaking about -- >> you're gambling with world war iii. >> what you're speaking about -- >> have you said "thank you" once this entire meeting? >> a lot of times. >> we gave you, through this stupid president, $350 billion. you're either going to make a deal or we're out. >> this is going to be great television, i will say that. >> jon: i

john to find a dock side to the tech. last week, the paper published this column on the history of racism and the rights of california home tom and the role played by the cook off time, a white supremacist great. the inside both accounts. the point was that the k k. k was misunderstood, merely a product of whites processed in culture rather than an explicitly hate driven movement. that's particular insights was removed but not before it. on the la times, a ton of embarrassing headlines. reports is also nitrate. the insight it's relied on dodgy sources. is one of a number of frenzy for eyes media outlets have made into a lately but the largest story. here is the politics and how media owners are recalibrating under donald trump. the 2nd time, during last year, us selection soon shown ended the la times traditional practice of inducing the democratic candidates. another bidding at jeff bezos blocked his paper, the washington post from endorsing coming to her as a trump. last week he ordered the post opinion infection to focus on personal liberties and free markets. both media aren't as have been upfront about what they call the media of liberal bias. they hav

whose brains are absolutely cooked, berating and basically saying, beg like a dog, beg, beg, be grateful, get on your knees. but but that's just sort of the optics to john's point. i mean, what do you think about the, the substance, the meaning, the force of what that spectacle meant today? i think the us is no longer a part of the free world, chris. and what we saw is not like a shift in us policy. what we saw was not a disagreement in the oval office. what we saw was not political theatrics. what we saw is that the united states has switched sides in this war. the united states is on the side of russia. the united states will brook no criticism of vladimir putin in the oval office of the united states. the american president is only interested in dictating to ukraine the terms of its surrender to russia. and oh, by the way, give us half of your mineral rights on the way out. and what this means for europe and ukraine is that they are now on the other side of the negotiating table from the united states and russia. they are going to have to figure out what ukraine is going to try to live with. they're going to have to figure out what european troops migh

john, thank you. it is so food sunday and the team behind a san francisco staple joins us live this morning to dish their secrets to cookingda's french. solve food this year. good morning to you, ali. show morning, stephanie. thanks for having foot or so. great to have you. you guys are in icon in san francisco. >> been around for almost 20 years. the restaurant we've got 3, 2, in san francisco oakland, and we're just bringing so food to everyone who needs a little comfort and warmth, they say absolutely. and congratulations on your you say is the secret to driving that success? by the way? you know, i think it's just doing what we love and it starts with brenda. and it trickles down all the way through the rest of us. but people really love the environment. we set a tone of fun and friendliness and of course, great food so what will you be a stirring up for us today are mixing up is so first we've got here, the hurricane and our version is called the hurricane andrew after a director of operations. so if you go to youtube, actually, you can watch brenda and angier make this included recipe. is there? yeah, and it's just f

john fetterman will vote for this. people like jon ossoff in georgia, up for reelection in 2026, very vulnerable. people like jeanne shaheen running for reelection, it could be among them. host: cookk -- come back to a potential shutdown. a lead editorial in the washington times today saying if there is a shutdown, essential government employees stay on the job and nonessential employees go home and don't get paid until there is a funding bill. it would make the point that there is essential and nonessential government employees. guest: there's an upcoming reduction in force the last big government shutdown, where you saw essential and nonessential. those who were deemed nonessential. since that shutdown has occurred , there is now a permanent law that after a shutdown, they would proactively pay the non-essential workers. they have that flexibility and they could go in and really add a lot more people to that list one of the interesting things, i'm sorry to use the stopgap bills through september 30 is it doesn't contain earmarks the funded project down to the program and project level, it also doesn't contain all of the report language, it's always attached to the law, agencies,

may cooks on behalf of president randleman for the late joe chavez on behalf of supervisor walton for the late jean m alexander and loretta as wilcher on behalf of supervisor chan for the late john horton and on behalf of supervisor dorsey for the late effects crawley thank you madam clerk. i think that brings us to the end of our agenda. do we have any further business before us today? >> that concludes our business for today. >> then we are adjourned ♪♪ ♪♪ i'm shawn quigley the founder of paxton gate that's where we are here on ra11sia street. >> it started more of a quirky gardening store. we leaned in this quirky side over the years and started with insects and learned how to hydrate them and symmetrical or natural poses. which then went into small taxidermy. i saw interest in the oddity side and purposely expanded that to more of a natural side oddity store. this is interesting mechanical parts in the beetle. african porcupine is cool. they look at their eyes. i grew up on what many call a farm but it was in the to us. we raised animals it a garden i was involved with plant. had a rock collection. collection goes from your basic house plants to an air plant. avoid this term