everybody is looking for the john louis. that's the twin brother. and stuart.rst couples to get married during that time along with so many others. we are grateful that they helped to lead the way because there are other people who fought for that day in 2004 that were not here to witness the moment. and now so many of you are here to carry the torch. make sure that we continue to recognize this significant milestone, but more importantly, that we continue to be the beacon of hope as a city for the lgbtqia+ community in the policies that we change, in the investments that we make and in how we celebrate events like we are doing today. we are so honored and happy to have each and every one of you here today joining us for marriage equality in san francisco. at this time, i would like to introduce, before we start marrying people. anybody want to marry me? please, anybody? don't tell my boyfriend i said that. and this is the amazing work that he did and take that case all the way to the supreme court. he was our fearless attorney in san francisco, ladies and gent

everybody is looking for the john louis. that's the twin brother. and stuart. one of the first couples to get married during that time along with so many others. we are grateful that they helped to lead the way because there are other people who fought for that day in 2004 that were not here to witness the moment. and now so many of you are here to carry the torch. make sure that we continue to recognize this significant milestone, but more importantly, that we continue to be the beacon of hope as a city for the lgbtqia+ community in the policies that we change, in the investments that we make and in how we celebrate events like we are doing today. we are so honored and happy to have each and every one of you here today joining us for marriage equality in san francisco. at this time, i would like to introduce, before we start marrying people. anybody want to marry me? please, anybody? don't tell my boyfriend i said that. and this is the amazing work that he did and take that case all the way to the supreme court. he was our fearless attorney in san francisco, l

everybody is looking for the john louis. that's the twin brother. and stuart. one of the first couples to get married during that time along with so many others. we are grateful that they helped to lead the way because there are other people who fought for that day in 2004 that were not here to witness the moment. and now so many of you are here to carry the torch. make sure that we continue to recognize this significant milestone, but more importantly, that we continue to be the beacon of hope as a city for the lgbtqia+ community in the policies that we change, in the investments that we make and in how we celebrate events like we are doing today. we are so honored and happy to have each and every one of you here today joining us for marriage equality in san francisco. at this time, i would like to introduce, before we start marrying people. anybody want to marry me? please, anybody? don't tell my boyfriend i said that. and this is the amazing work that he did and take that case all the way to the supreme court. he was our fearless attorney in san francisco, l

. >> back with us to discuss are john avalon, errol louis and lee carter. there's a reasons tens of millions of americans agree with her and i would note that the pence team did a significant amount of legal analysis and research before making the decision of what authority he did or did not have before he acted. john avalon, when you heard that what did you think? >> i think it is -- it is the triumph of ambition over integrity. i think she is trying to clearly curry favor with an audience of one and she is doing -- she's desecrating the idea of defending the constitution. let's be very clear. she did not stand up for the constitution when she voted to overturn the election after the attack on the capitol. that was about kowtowing to donald trump for political favor out of fear of the very base that just attacked the capitol. so when donald trump says it's important we stand up to defend the integrity of our elections or defend our democracy, that's bizarro world that means the opposite of what he's saying and that's what elise stefanik said to catalin col

the new us mags, the the most important and the homeowner westbrook learn how to hey, a john match the late louis miss your new file. so be sure your team which the since the 1960 marriages have been kleinie while divorce is rising in 2022, the global divorce rate is 48 percent, which is a 251 percent increase from 1960. meanwhile, in the us, marriages has declined by 60 percent of the 1970s. now there's several factors contributing to this, including financial independence, a society that prioritizes individuality over anything else. and the rising trying to people who are opting not to have kits. the same is happening in china as it's birth rate has fallen in tandem with the plummeting marriage rate. people are opting to stay singles, as there is now an entire single economy and china that offers everything from home and household appliance purchases to culinary experiences. to solo traveling packages all tailored exclusively to individuals. meanwhile, divorces are also rising. to counter this, the government introduced a controversial law forcing couples to observe a 30 day cooling off period

, the piece in the woodson for now and the homeowner westbrook learn how to hey, john, match the, the higher will be louis louis. you know, the little file. so be sure your team either which the, the faithful class is about 10 times following and no position to groups the time on the national security agency. the countries officials say the situation is now under control. un agencies estimates it would take up to 12. yes. just to clear away all the level in dallas ways where 80 strikes have destroyed up to 80 percent of the civilian infrastructure. governments that could be announced in the coming days is said to bring the country closer to the national unity, but most important to bring and then the facilities in the gas and training. they need how the city and governments should take with close ability for both garza on the west bank. that's according to officials who was taking the reforms cabinets of the resignation of the previous.

john, good morning. morning. louis is yeah, we're seeing nice clear skies out there for a lot of us anyways this morning. >> some of us are sitting into the fog if us than yesterday, but it's still there. not at sfo. you can see behind me how crystal clear the skies are. and that in san jose either where skies are nice and clear overhead as well where we are seeing dense fog advisories is mostly just the north bay. visibility still looking pretty low in portions of 101, in marin and sonoma counties and a few spots of fog out towards livermore, especially as you roll out into the central valley. dense fog advisories continue for marine sonoma, napa and solano counties for about another hour as we make our way into the afternoon, skies will clear out more and more. and today we've got a good dose of sunshine. we're going to pair that with comfortably cool temperatures. we're still jacket where the in the 40's to 50's. so don't forget those jackets as you are venturing out here in a few minutes. otherwise, though, take a

john, good morning. morning. louis is yeah, we're seeing nice clear skies out

first, stephen welcomes john cena kwame alexander, and musical guest asake. featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: beautiful. i could go for a big bowl of pasta. wouldn't you like a big bowl of pasta? [cheers and applause] have a good show. have a really good show. thank you, everybody. please. have a seat. welcome. welcome one at all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ladies and gentlemen, folks. they say history repeats itself. well, you can say that again. because we're nine months out from the presidential election, and it's like we're watching a rerun of 2020. chiefs playing the 49ers in the super bowl. unless something crazy happens, it's trump v. biden. and trump's been leading in a lot of polls, but today in a new quinnipiac poll, biden has leapt out to lead trump 50-44. [cheering] thank god. thank god. thank god, some good news in an otherwise depressing reality! this is like finding some punch in a turd bowl! i don't know. i don't know jus

a native of saint louis and john is a curator's professor of u.s. military history at missouri university of science and technology rolla. this professorship is bestowed by the university of missouri of curators on most outstanding scholars in university of missouri system during the 2018 2019 academic year, john was in residence at the us naval academy in annapolis as the leo a shiffrin of naval naval military history, a distinguished visiting professorship. john's latest book to, the ends of the earth, is the final install element of a three part history on the us. during world war two to the ends of the earth recounts the stories of us army in the final days, the battle bringing to life both the experiences of the foot soldiers and the strategy of commanders. to quote a review, general david petraeus, this brilliant and riveting volume in an extraordinary trilogy. silas solidifies john mcmanus reputation as one of the greatest historians of our times. please me, we welcome john mcmanus. thank you. thank you. i don't know what to say after that. t

so indict william fitzgibbons, louis avery, john hanley and john layman for riot. most of them are railroaders, not all of them for assaults. second, they invite those same men, plus a local grocer named john egan. those are the incitements directly related to the lynching of the grand jury finds the grand jury also finds pj foley for blackmail because while all this is going on, a whole other drama between foley and lena mcmann is unfolding because he gets charged with blackmail. so they have to have an open, preliminary hearing and the salacious details that they start going into about the relationship, the blackmailing, it's again, we always like to think the past was so much better. and you you could just go back. it was no different. they still people were people but they also he up another indictment which really went down in the the law of this story and they indict the village president for neglect of public office, which of course the district attorney immediately moves for dismissal because it's completely unfounded in law. but that was a big part of the

john cnn political commentator and spectrum news political anchor, errol louis is gracing us with this presence this morning. you just heard that 30 voters and last three hours, could that have a major impact? on who wins this district >> we don't know the impact will be major. sara, but there will be an impact as in many parts of the country, the way it works out in this district in long island in particular, is that the democrats usually work harder at getting their absentee vote taking care of and getting there early vote totals up before the actual election day, republicans tend to rely on a pulling operation on the day of, and so the early vote and absentee ballots among democrats are about 55% so they come into this with something of an advantage it'll be up to republicans to make it up by pulling out every vote that they can under what is clearly difficult circumstances with all of the weather. >> i've been noticing the ageing. if you can't actually not see them here in new york, if you were on any of the local stations, pilip and suozzi, both i'm putting their viewpoints on the

john oliver! and musical guest killer mike. featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: beautiful. good show. you're very kind. thanks, everybody. please have a seat. welcome. welcome one and all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheering] i hope all my viewers in the northeast are battening down the hatches, because tomorrow, the region is supposed to get a whole lotta snow. at least that's what we've been told by the people who do this. [laughter] now, here in new york city, they're predicting the biggest snowstorm in two years. if anybody out there has never been to new york during a snowstorm, it goes like this. one hour of beautiful fresh powder, three weeks of mount kiliman-garbage. the city is supposed to get up to 8 inches before 2:00 p.m. tomorrow in a nor'easter forecasters are predicting will be "quick but intense." nothing to be ashamed of, nor'easter. you haven't snowed in two years, of course you're excited. perfectl

john krasinski and ryan gosling! with a special appearance by jon stewart. featuring louis cato and "the late show" band.ve on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: hello, my friends. how are you? nice to see you. oh! right over there. that was a fun one. that was a fun one, baby. you feel that? you feel that electricity? it can only be one thing. it is super bowl night, baby! this is the night when all americans gather in front of the tv like one extended family to watch the premiere of "tracker." tracker: he's a human air tag. also the football game. and what a game it was. for the second time in super bowl history, we went to extra innings. so i think we all know the real winners were cbs ad sales. in overtime, san francisco got the ball first and put it through the uprights for 3 points. and between the two teams, is this true? they kicked seven field goals in this game. i'm sorry, but since when is football played with the feet? then, kansas city got the ball back and would lose the game if they did not score. and you could hear sphincters snapping shu

bush: i proudly introduce a resolution to honor mayor and i john peach up from st. louis, missouri, who dedicate their lives to the liberation of all black people, especially those who were enslaved, in defiance of the fugitive slave act of 1850. the family's home became a stop on the underground railroad, guiding countless enslaved black people to freedom in illinois. mary continued this work after her husband's death in 1854. in may of 1855, mary was implicated in a plot to smuggle a small group of enslaved black people across the river and was arrested by a group of law enforcement and enslavers working together. today their legacy is memorialized at the freedom crossing on the st. louis river trail. i am dedicated to ensuring that the stories of up individuals like mary and john are told for generations to come. thank you, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman

louis schaefer . schaefer. >> so unfair , john. >> so unfair, john. >> so unfair, john. >> so unfair, john. >> so unfair know we're where the issues are. we're the importance is good news. >> it's good news. yeah, it's meat and calendars. >> yeah. if that see if we can relate every story somehow we will best. will try our best. >> not hard to do that. >> it's not hard to do that. >> it's not hard to do that. >> no . >> no. >> no. >> well, no, it's not. not for you. uh how are you doing, paul.7 >> right. >> you're right. >> you're right. >> good. thanks. yeah. >> i'm good. thanks. josh yeah. i'm saying not worked i'm not saying we've not worked together a few now. together for a few weeks now. >> like been away. >> i feel like i've been away. i've for an i've missed you filming for an american series, i've american tv series, which i've her character, i based on louis schaefer, , but schaefer, actually, uh, but louis, would have hired you. >> they needed someone bald . >> but they needed someone bald. >> but they needed someone bald. >> yeah, you wouldn't do you wouldn't even do that for work, wouldn't e

time for me to one champion, louis hamilton is leaving my state is at the end of the year to join the robbery. hamilton activated release cloves in his contract. and well, john, for raleigh, on a multi year deal. he had joined mercedes in 2013 and won 6 of his 7 titles with them. he said that decision was one of the hardest he's had to make. and he's looking forward to a new challenge. and that's it from me and the news team. i have an update with the top of golf course. don't go away coming up next because india on how to build sustainable and climate resilience. city don't dispatch. i'm got office and you have the team export, the india intern. i are 2 types are coming up with new ways to make houses more sustainable by re purposing folder structures. the reason why we advocate is in detail and you can actually more dislike. want to see some examples. beka, india on d, w. $300000.00 children disappearing without a traits. a dark chapter for the catholic church child abduction is spring policy initiated by dictator franko, and carried out by nuns and doctors until the $199.00. the victims face a wall of silence. even today, the 5 minutes on d w, the 1st men

the pressure is up congress to address to louis shut down ukraine and israel and as well as the southern border. washington correspondent basil john joins us with the latest morning. basil. well, ran a good morning. time is running out as leaders in both the house and the senate agree they need to avoid a government shutdown. >> however, there is a concern around some of the other major issues. >> bipartisan president joe biden called congressional leaders to the white house tuesday in hopes of tackling some of the largest issues still and congresses plate, but was both sacred octave intense meeting. both senate democratic leader chuck schumer and senate republican leader mitch mcconnell are optimistic of avoiding a government shutdown before the end of the week. >> under no circumstances, anybody want to shut the government the speaker said unequivocally he wants to avoid a government shutdown? however, there is uncertainty on other issues as they warned of the consequences of not sending aid to ukraine. zelenskyy in ukraine will lose the war if we don't get the arms and don't get them quickly, we don't want the russians to win a

louis vuitton, walking across with no resistance whatsoever. back to you. >> jacqui: stunning there are more migrants from china than from mexico. wow. bill melugin, thanks so much, john. >> john: tom homan, former acting i.c.e. director and fox news contributor. the president said not too long ago i've done all i can as president to address the border, now it's up to congress to give me the power that i've been asking for since 2021 when i took office. as opposed to looking at all the executive orders that rescinded and said there is a lot i can do. clearly he's gotten the message and now will do something before the state of the union. your thoughts? >> well, look, looked like an election is coming, right. he has not done a damn thing in three years to slow the flow, not a thing. he destroyed every policy trump had in place to give the most secure in lifetime. the first president who came in to office to unsecure the border. put the remain in mexico back in. highest court of the land said it's legal, it was a game changer, and the third country agreements, he could do that with the stroke of a pen. it's not a money issue, it's a policy issue and he could change it t

news anchor errol louis, political reporter joyce koh, and capitol hill reporter for axios, juliegrace brufke so errol, you talk to democratic donors democratic activists and as john stuart noted, people see in here, president biden and see and hear his age. and while they might have concerns, it's not drying up. the fundraising, not drawing up the money yet. >> that's exactly right. i mean, the big money or the smart money, whatever you want to call it, they understand and that there isn't going to be some other candidate that emerges out of the weeds and suddenly becomes the nominee. there's no clear path to overturning where the democratic party is going at the convention. so that biden is going to be the nominee of everything else follows from that. a sitting president who's done pretty good job is polling and polling isn't okay, shape, not perfect, but in okay shape. and is on his way to becoming the nominee why are you not going to write a check if you support the policies? i mean, it's really pretty open and shut. thank you. might turn on your tv and see something like what jon stewart is doing and start to think the broader culture is maybe telling you som