take the plug on a job and for the love in addition to what is in the process and could come from johnny no one's going to. say i'm plugging for you. to get a will to do. more this is a crazy cable has been sold. into what it means to the need for. have a look at how yes this has to show yeah ok but it's in the moment it's trying i think it's trying its best. to sort of look. and trying to look and see if i can see anything between. marni it was really sweet of the way look what i did yesterday i mean there you go see it's finally starting it's starting to see i guess someone i want to underline the. charging time energy delivered charging powers $100.00 chalky towards. the charging power of the current us $133.00. and we have 775 voids voyage juicing that cop who did this to the confusing me and. now you have to become a professor to understand this game we both want to win so hopefully we've got our fingers crossed we're pissing out comes as the dolans would say and we're hoping to make a dent in time so i suppose but no all you should. take it all baby. dead was crazy we saw the day you

johnny's going to go nuts when he hears about this. >> johnny had no idea that she took that show andong way. >> then joan rivers phoned him after carson had already heard. >> and she said johnny, it's joan, and he hung up. >> i'm devastated, because i just love him, and he started me. i think i'm going to be so proud of this. >> johnny wanted nothing to do with her ever again. >> now she's got her own show. the johnny versus joanie headlines and the "people" magazine cover. "joan goes to war." it became a national phenomenon like these two titans going head to head. >> live from fox television center in hollywood, it's "the late show" starring joan rivers! and now ladies and gentlemen, miss joan rivers! >> every major star wanted to do the show. the first night, cher, elton john singing "the bitch is back." it was insane and exciting and wonderful. and then the problems started. >> there is nobody more competitive than johnny carson. and if johnny perceived somebody is disloyal, the relationship is over. >> oh, i think absolutely "the tonight show" was trying to punish my mom. the ca

>> johnny is going to go nuts when he hears about this. >> johnny had no idea that she took that showed him the wrong way. >> she says johnny, it is joan and he hung up. >> i was devastated because i love him and he thought of me. i think i am going to be so proud of this. >> johnny wanted nothing to do with her ever again. >> now she's got her own show. joan goes to war. it became a national phenomenon like these two titans going head to head. >> it is the late show starring joan rivers! every major star wanted to do the show the first night, cher, elton john singing. it was insane and exciting and wonderful. >> and the problem started. >> there was nobody competitive than johnny carson. if johnny perceives someone is disloyal, the relationship is over. >> "the tonight show" was trying to punish my mom. when the show did not do as well as fox had hoped, they started meddling and kind of took the power away from her husband. >> my dad eckard did all the business and all the negotia negotiations, he made sure all that my mom had to do was funny. >> my father was not allowed to ride in

no sÉ muy bien de quÉ estÁ mÁs cerca. carlos: si tienes limones, haz limonada. johnnyiado los crisis en las que ha pasado en los Últimos aÑos, pero decidiÓ declararse como gÉnero no binario. usted quÉ opina? (hablan en ingles). carlos: de una manera muy seria y lamentablemente tambiÉn una manera muy abierta y que la expone a muchas burlas, pero creo que todo se basa en la ignorancia y me gustarÍa que nos explicarÁs muy brevemente quÉ es esto de no binario, porque hay mucha gente que simplemente no entiende quÉ es. johnny: recuerden que lo mÁs importante de todo esto es que estamos aprendiendo juntos. en Éstas alturas yo creo que es mÁs fÁcil que los padres le pregunten a los hijos.} la juventud ahora si que trae otro chip, el tÉrmino no binario se refiere a la identidad de gÉnero de una persona que no se identifica totalmente como hombre pero tampoco como mujer. Ésto no es una persona transgÉneros.el arco iris es muy grande, simplemente es alguien que dice que no se considera dentro de lo que debe ser un hombre, quÉ entendemos cuando dices que sos un hombre? generalmen

and johnny knew that it came through helen. and helen lied to jay's face and said, nodidn't come from us. and johnny says i know it did. so, so there was tension from then on. >> and this was front-page news. johnny's loyalty lied with dave letterman. and nbc executives were in this bind. >> it was a huge deal about who's going to get the throne. >> the story was at the time that is arsenio going to take over? is he the new king? so we did one sketch at the end of the season called carsenio where johnny now was copying arsenio. >> my name is carsenio and this is going to be a party. >> you are correct, sir! yes. >> it was johnny, but he had arsenio's hair, you know, and he was doing all the woofing. >> did you see, this ed? you just do this, you go woof, woof, woof. and they go crazy. it's just wild, weird stuff. >> yes! >> we heard that he really was upset by it. >> of course i don't remember what to do. i'm getting senile. both of us. >> couple of old farts is what we are. >> johnny told somebody, you know, when they start to make fun of you it's time to go. ♪ every

no sÉ, habÍa algo raro en la llamada. lo notÉ rarÍsimo, y me dice: "johnny, se nos fue ray".llegaron a saludarnos. ahÍ estÁs, johnny. ¿recuerdas este dÍa? johnny: por supuesto. esa fue la primera vez donde yo estaba como animador y estaba entrevistando a mi compaÑero. yo estaba haciendo el programa. para mÍ fue bastante raro. yo me trato de poner al lado de ellos, porque soy parte de ellos, pero a la misma vez estoy tratando de buscar mi posiciÓn en el programa. presentador: anita, sÓlo me queda tu sentir. ana marÍa: bueno, como mexicana, imagÍnate. en mÉxico, "menudo" es y serÁ una de las bandas mÁs queridas. vi en las redes sociales los mensajes de pÉsame, y toda mi generaciÓn lo sentimos muchÍsimo. mandamos nuestras condolencias a la familia y a todos los integrantes de "menudo". yo quisiera sab, johnny, cuÁndo fue la Última vez que hablaste con Él, cÓmo quisieras que recordÁramos a ray. johnny: pues feliz, como era Él. a pesar de que uno a veces pasa por depresiones, momentos difÍciles, ray era un chamaco alegre. era un hombre que le apasionaba la mÚsica. era un fanÁtico

johnny bananas: ok. and you're showing you have no weapons here. no weapons here. what if i got a weapon in my-- my washy? man: yeah? johnny bananas: yeah. i'm not too worried about-- can you-- i just want to know. i would like the producers of first look to-- to tell me, can you go a single shoot without making a sexual innuendo? [music playing] probably not. [tv static] wait till you see the-- - [gasp] --fear in his eyes when he-- when he sizes me up. those are big ankles. [music playing] [gasp] ahh! ahh! [chuckles] yeah. yeah. oh-- there's a-- --he has bigger boobs than i do! did you ask him what, like, about his diet? yeah. he just eats rice and meat. - that's it? that's it. and small children. [baby cry] no way johnny can beat me. [laughs] oh, that's scary. look at us. getting ready. look at the fear in his eyes. i've gone up against-- that's terror. no, he looks like he's about to eat you. [music playing] yama has no idea what he's about to get himself into, ok? [thud] what the hell was that? i really wasn't even expecting that. - really? - no. - you didn't pl

there was just no color. >> johnny carson was kind of generic. generic is part of the appeal. >> my uncle ellis haizlip saw the model that was set for late night and said we need a place of our own because we don't see ourselves on television. and he did that with a show called "soul." >>. ♪ >> good evening. i'm ellis haizlip and i welcome you to another "soul" episode. >> ellis haizlip was the host. he was hip. he was smart. he was unapologetically gay. >> let's have a real "soul" welcome for barbara. >> soul is on public television, which is completely different from what's happening on nbc, abc, and cbs. >> sitting with me now is brother bill withers. >> james baldwin. >> billy preston. >> you're seeing african-american artists and icons being themselves. >> what advice would you like to offer the young guys coming up that are interested in sports? >> use their brains and not their fists. if they have anything to do with boxing, be the manager because usually they get all the money. >> after almost 130 episodes "soul" was gorgeous. ♪ but in th

i'm doing johnny carson. she said no!y. >> once you go through that wall, then you're forever on that side, people who have done the tonight show. >> you know, i always say i have two birthdays. the day i was born, april 22nd, 1961, and the night i did "the tonight show" with johnny carson. >> we originally offered a spot on the show last february, but he turned it down because he had to do his homework. true story. >> i'm 18. i'm thinking what i do in the next five minutes will change my life forever. >> i'm back behind the curtain. my hands literally like seized up. what is this? i can't move my hands. they're so paralyzed with fear. >> it's almost like skydiving. you don't want to go, but once you're out of that plane, you cannot go. >> you know, i've been incarcerated. i don't think anything has been as frightening as walking through that curtain of "the tonight show." >> this is the first time. would you welcome ray romano! ray? >> then you're walking and it looks like it's as casual as hell, and in your head you're

saber que no tenemos que esperar johnny ramÍre.lte con su mÉdico que supo que ya estaban dando vacunas a niÑos de 16 aÑos. le pregunte a su mÉdico si Él estaba de acuerdo, y le preguntÉ si creÍa en la ciencia. reportero: le pregunte al doctor aguilar gaxiola tan efectiva es esta vacuna para los menores >> es muy semejante a la de adultos, te pido, porque hay mucha expectativa puede proteger a este grupo de edad, sobre todo ahora que ya estÁn realizando las escuelas >> los riesgos de no ponerse la vacuna son muchÍsimos mÁs altos de que algo negativo vaya a suceder. >> tengo familiares que han fallecido, y a mÍ me gustarÍa proteger a mi hijo. creo que cualquier madre tiene la misma obligaciÓn de las bromas que se pueda. es obligaciÓn de uno como madre informarse, y si se siente cÓmodo ponerle la vacuna. [hablan en inglÉs] presentadora: asÍ es como el doctor anthony facui principal asesor mÉdico de la casa blanca declarÓ una entrevista donde dice que se espera que para el dÍa de las madres el prÓximo aÑo la situaciÓn en el paÍs pueda

johnny: puede ser lo que le dÉ la gana, no pasa nada. tes de poner tu ropa. con hasta 6 veces más ingredients de frescura, downy unstopables te da más de lo que amas. si te encanta que tu ropa huela fresca, asegúrate de comprar unstopables. me das una big mac- o, no, mejor unos chicken mcnuggets de 10 pzs. no, una big mac. ehhh... espera. solo en mcdonald's cuando compras uno de tus favoritos, como unos mcnuggets o una big mac y te llevas otro por un dólar. en el panal nace el remedio para el cabello dañado nuevo garnier whole blends sulfate free remedy s sin sulfatos con miel de acacia previene el quiebre con 72 horas de protección contra el daño. garantizado whole blends sulfate free remedy de garnier, naturalmente! para dolores musculares, para torceduras blue-emu maximum pain relief con aceite de emú. prenetra profundo y alivia dolores de artritis y muchos más. blue-emu maximum pain relief la crema oficial para el alivio del dolor de nascar y mlb. ♪ carlos: gracias por escribirnos. me ponen aquÍ: "los policÍas en el video se lo repiti

ah ah oh, i met my love can honestly no man johnny gave me up not because we're not going to the up in the kitchen. the glass on the beach is evil out them out. i gotta get my, don't get a get. we'll put it on this little lady. meeting be really lucky then this is the lamp, me by little by now. and then you guys mean i lot. what are what i mean? i is your media a reflection of reality the in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? type relation, whole community. are you going the right way or are you being somewhere? what is true? what is faith? me? in the world corrupted, you need to defend the join us. in the depths all remained in the shallows ah, in the moon. mm. on february 5th, 2016. after months of uncertainty, the united nations announces its decision.

. >> i've watched johnny carson. and you are noo goo ♪ >> welcome the great white north. i'm bob mckenzie, this is my brother doug. today we got a real big show -- >> there was a second city chicago company, there was a second city toronto company. the toronto one is the one that fueled the sctv series which originally was syndicated and got to the states that way. >> hail, hail! >> hail, hail. thank you very much for that marvelous reception. i particularly want to thank my supporters over there in the cesarean section. >> it's healthy to be an outsider. you know, as a comedian. and canadians are always outsiders, but they're looking at the other culture which is right next door to them. >> i love you, i want to bear your children! ha ha ha! >> it was the type of comedy that had only been accessible if you could have gotten into the improv clubs in chicago and toronto. i had never seen anything like second city tv. >> james bridgeman, parkdale. >> sorry, no, never mind, i'm sorry. >> it was far more conceptual in its humor because

>> from the same studio and the same set that johnny carson would premiere that night. >> hey! are you mr. griffin? >> no if you don't work out, we've got your replacement waiting in the wings. >> this is an emotional thing for me because i've known about this show for a long time. i only have one feeling as i stand here knowing that so many people are watching. i want my nana. >> jack paar's shadow was still there. and in those first few months johnny seems a little hesitant and a little uneasy. and who wouldn't be? >> as i mentioned peter ustinov was kind enough to hand me the best of johnny carson. which is a thrilling gift. we're been on, what, 13 weeks now? and this is the best of -- [ laughter ] >> my all-time favorite moment, "tonight show" 1964. ed ames from daniel boone, plays a sidekick, an indian named mingo. >> keep your arm extended and put only one revolution on the -- >> once around. >> once around on the way. >> the classic ed ames tomahawk. the fact that it was live, unexpected. [ laughter ] >> they go nuts. spectacular. it was spectacular. >> and as ames goes to retrieve the tomahawk, c

and on my watch, johnny decided that 30 years was a great time to take a bow. and say thank you and good night. >> 30 years is enough. nouddenly, is no longer there. >> tremendous part of history. and that's lovely to have made your mark on -- on an era like that. >> johnny had told no one what he planned to do, and we weren't prepared. and that set off a game of musical chairs for who would get the throne. and there only was one late-night throne. >> hi, guys. >> jay leno had been pretty much carson's regular-substitute host when he went on vacation. >> you know what's amazing? now, thrs this is true. only six months ago, people were talking about donald trump as a presidential candidate, right? that's true. now, since then, he's had an i fair, he's left his wife, he's run up a debt of several minimum dollars. so i guess he is going to be running as a democrat, right? >> jay leno wanted to essentially just continue doing a johnny-carson-type show. and david letterman was the show immediately following carson and they had different styles. >> your name? >> i am going to ask you to turn the cameras off, please. >> okay.

the merv griffin show" from the same studio and the same set that johnny carson would premier from that night. >> are you mr. griffin? >> noit was meant as a threat. johnny, if you don't work out, we've got your replacement waiting in the wings. >> i have known about this show for a long time, and i only have one feeling as i stand here knowing that so many people are watching. i want my nana. >> jack par's shadow was still there. and in those first few months, johnny seems a little hesitant. and a little uneasy. and who wouldn't be? >> as i mentioned, peter is kind enough to send me the best of johnny carson. which to me is the most thrilling gift. we've been on, what, three weeks now. and this is the best. >> my all-time favorite moment tonight show 1964. it aims from daniel boone who plays a sidekick indian named mango. >> keep your arm extended and put only one revolution on the -- >> once around. >> the classic tomahawk. the fact that was live, unexpected. >> it was spectacular. and as he goes to retrieve the tomahawk, carson grabs him by the arm, pulls him back. when john wouldn't let him remove it, to watch how he w

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. ♪ quarter to three ♪ there's no one in the place except you and me. >> this was johnny carson.s is what america knew for 30 years. there was that intimacy. >> and john, i know you're getting anxious to close ♪ >> johnny has a look on his face when she says, john, i know you're getting anxious to go. i thought, wow, that made me tear up. >> she was the voice for america that we all wanted to give him a serenade. how cool is that? >> and so it has come to this. i am one of the lucky people in the world. i found something i always wanted to do and i have enjoyed every single minute of it. >> johnny carson was and is, i think, the high water mark. >> he was it. he was the only one. he was the one that i grew up with. >> he is late night. >> i bid you a very heartfelt good night. [ cheers and applause ] >> and he walked out of the building and got in a helicopter and that's the end of that. >> and i didn't know if anybody could pick up the flag and run with it. ♪ >> announcer: live from the nbc studios in burbank, california, "the tonight show" with j jay leno. >> "the tonight show"

johnny aye stepping away angela urnsernst no longer runn retail look at this for the market here ripeecause of all of that strength >> yeah. look at the strength apple, consider it the biggest tech stock in the growth stock most fame investors in history is its largest holding that gets to the valuation of the stock. of the five mega cap stocks only amazon trades in an above market multiple and we've seen in amazon last three quarters is they seem to be able to turn on the earnings faucet however high they want lately who knows what they really want to do, maximize earnings over investment what they will look like the mega cap x stocks provide interesting opportunity and i think a level of safety and cushion for the overall tech sector. >> where do you stand on regulatory threats goldman raising it as a fundamental threat, some of the big cap names just this past week then you have amazon with that victory on that tax charge in europe what should investors look at right now in terms of that still brushing it off, or is it becoming more of a threat? >> yeah. deidre, great point. you ne

johnny carson. >> here's bette midler. >> i can't believe it! the last guest. ♪ ♪ notimacy. ♪ and john i know you're getting anxious to close ♪ >> johnny's got a look on his face, when she says "john, i know you're getting anxious to go," i thought, wow, that made me tear up. >> he was a voice for america, we all wanted to give him a serenade. how cool is that? [ applause ] >> and so it has come to this. i am one of the lucky people in the world. i found something i always wanted to do and i have enjoyed every single minute of it. >> it is emotional. and his retirement set off a late night war. you will not want to miss that, "the story of late night" airing tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. on cnn. >>> the next hour of "new day" starts right now. >>> good morning. and welcome to your "new day." i'm boris sanchez. >> and i'm christi paul. good morning, boris, we have new video we want to show you. the louisiana state police, it showed disturbing moments just before ronald greene died while in the

i got to go over to the couch and johnny says, did you do this? bad dog! no! you ruined the couch. was devastated, but then i heard the same thing happened to buddy hackett. >> someone said to me, hey, conan, describe your comedic philosophy, i would say it's a venn diagram. it's two circles. one is smart. one is silly. you push them partway together and it's that intersection. >> conan o'brien's success caused him to start getting feelers from other networks. >> he's still at 12:30. that's considered aaa ball. it's time to move to the majors. >> the first approach was from fox. they made a pretty heavy pitch at that time. >> what i remember is that the booklets were leather. i don't know why. i was just so impressed. they went to the trouble to kill cows to bring me to fox. >> we're trying to figure out what to do, and we're looking at our options. and then nbc came to us figuring they're going to lose him at some point and that jay's not going to go forever. >> the only way to really keep both of these guys at nbc was that we were eventually going to have to promise conan that he

so i go over to the couch and johnny says, did you do this? bad dog! no, you ruined the couch.s smart and one is silly, and you push them partway together and it's that intersection. >> bill carter's cnn media analyst and reporter for the "new york times" joins me now. everybody is having so much fun with "the story of late night." in the early 2000s, the network, nbc, knows they have to start planning for his eventual departure so they develop this five-year plan. i love seeing the clips of conan o'brien. they are so fun. but why did it fall apart? >> it was to keep conan, because he was being wooed by another network, and in five years they thought jay may be losing his command of the ratings a little bit, and five years went by and that was not the case, and they were not comfortable with losing jay as the number one guy, and they made a complicated to conan, and it was a complicated situation for them. >> and then what kind of impact did it have? >> it had an enormous impact, jim. a lot of people started to look at the "daily show" and the "colbert report," and it was inter

johnny cash told me a long time ago there is no such thing as bad publicity unless they have a picturehat's tantamount to o.j. supporting her, but the cheney family, they have been politics all of their life, and i would have thought on a serious note, i would have thought she would have been bigger, i mean, i've known president trump forever. he's been good, i lived in trump tower years ago. we played golf together. the choice for me was between voting for the town bully or voting for the village idiot. i picked the town bully. i don't want to go to war with a village idiot. to me, if your conservative values depend not on the values themselves, lower taxes, smaller government, strong defense, all the things that conservatives stand for, if your conservatism hinges on whether you like the guy or not then you're not a conservative. you're wishy-washy. >> greg: you're absolutely right. >> do good things for o.j. >> you don't hire a lawyer or an agent because you like them. you hire an agent or a lawyer because you hope the other people hate him. and he was -- trump was our agent. he was

after having one child and 2014 liberty film directed johnny moore was find more than $1000000.00 for having 3 children. though these penalties no longer apply, china's rising cost of living remains of barrier families. many i'm able to afford having more than one child. increasingly educated women are also putting off or foregoing having children together, largely because of workplace discrimination. if the state really wants the birth rate, the crude rate to increase, it has to produce more welfare. the government will delay the retirement age and offer support to families who have more children, but to avert a looming democratic crisis. some say it may be too little, too late. katrina, you all to 0 paging. israel's opposition leader says there are still many obstacles in the way of a coalition just 2 days before the deadline for a new government expires. your la p to is in talks with ultra nationalists that nothing bennett could replace the replace the current leader benjamin this out. but issue of longest serving prime minister says an alliance between the centrist and right when rivals would be the fraud of the century. the

johnnie walker. i had a few people. >> jimmy: but no family? nobody aloud? >> no, we were serious about this. me and i went out on the balcony and waved at her from the 25th floor. social distance. keep your as moass moving. keep it moving. i've been a little carried away. i've been too concerned about this covid thing. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i have no mask on now. have i my mask with me. and now they got you sneezing in your elbow and then you guys come out and bump elbows. what's that all about? >> jimmy: you notice all that kind of stuff. why did you bring your book, because i have the book already. were you worried i wouldn't have a book in place? and why is yours hard cover and mine's soft? >> 18 years of not being here. [ applause ] wait, wait, wait, wait! >> jimmy: yeah, i'm waiting, i'm waiting. >> go back to that again. why is mine hard and yours soft? that's another problem. you don't love me enough. you don't love me enough. the difference in this book and your book, this book, this is a hard cover, this is $140. >> jimmy: that book is $140? >> yes. and maybe when i come back my 14th t

he brought in the monologue and johnny carson made it a reiterate wall to hear what he says in the dialogue. late night tv has been nove to show up in the studio. i think that's going to be a way of the future and very much more experiment and of course streaming means that probably they'll not have to do topical jokes on shows like that because they'll be on a streaming system. i do think there is a lot of change coming. >> it is interesting you say that. i hope as a journalist that people will come in and do interviews once the pandemic is over because i think there is something so great about human to human contact. i think this set a different tone in that regard people realize, oh, this is so easy, i can stay-at-home to do this. what do you think is the greatest of all time when it comes to late night host. >> we have to give it to carson. he did it for 30 years and he made it a national thing. he had so many viewers. he got 40 million viewers of tiny tim. after that broken into more separate pieces and great talent and fantastical talent. >> i was on johnny carson show. my mom was pregnant with me, does that co

no rewatching , if you miss it, you missed it. >> you wanted to see who was popular. "the tonight show" starring johnnyson back then was the only game in town. #. >> this is a little set. >> that's a tough pill to swallow ch. swallow. >> it spontaneously jumped from my hand to johnny carson's arm and his shoulder. >> it had the tendency to go to its highest point. >> cute little thing. >> was he spitting, was that saliva. >> it urinated on his head. >> i said well, he's smart. >> well, i am glad you ding bring a baby elephant along. >> one of the keys was when they return directly into the camera and stare. it felt like he was doing the take to you at home. >> i have never had a baby animal releasing himself on me ever. >> he was the most popular performer on television. but, he was still a loner. when i got the job writing for "the tonight show," i used to watch johnny standing in the room and wait and after the theme music, johnny just c came -- he's only happy for that one hour of his day. >> he had a presence. it was not friendly. it was aloof. >> people may say oh, he's conceited or aloof. actuall

johnny fishing? so you have a job here too. i came here to make money. it's all, no matter how hard i work, i can't make money. couldn't the working conditions are miserable upon them all you've done know wish and i have no freedom. we have to spend our lives crammed together in groups. so you're probably aware that they keep almost all of our wages . we only get over action, but you know, i will give you a 100 years. you know, i'm in my thirties and my wife and daughter are at home to my are next to nothing. it's not on, but i have to do this for them, get them when i have no choice here in the book, you'll see the modern day slavery as north korea sense, well trained workers to poland, to toil away, and shipyards, and on construction sites. the work malays, they're effectively held hostage in north korea. if a worker flees their relatives back home will often face severe punishment. the work is the pay just $90.00 euros a month. the rest goes to the regime as it cashes in for kim, largely unnoticed by the international community. north korea has sent laborers all o

here we go for the johnny wait a minute ok in the 100 i did a. damn damn damn. this one thing with no hope of you being there during the interview i mean it makes no sense that. she cannot understand she said look. i'm going to try and see if it looks like i'm on the charging station. i don't know. why we have this one was the system ok ok ok i'm sticking. with the people who put on you just told me if you try to do you can see but if you think that i didn't say this is now working so hopefully we can actually start charging the car here and i hope we haven't lost too much time by. stopping at the other tiding point they didn't seem to be working without it and then we can plug a toad to and from below in addition to what is in the process and could come from johnny you know once i was there. so that i'm bloody well you. got me both people to use these. for this is a crazy cable has been told. it would be me to do the needful. have a look at her yes this has to. yeah ok but it's in the moment it's trying i think it's trying its best. to sort of look. and trying to look and see if i ca

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and you know, i asked johnny at the very beginning whether the violence came as a surprise. the fact is, there was no uprising at that time. some people found that surprising. well, it might seem surprising. now, when we see what causes the violence at the moment at the causes of the current violence are far more from maryland this step. so united states which seem to mentors at that time. if we look back at that, i would say it definitely helped alienating the palestinians further from the united states government at that time. and it might make it harder for the biden administration to reproach the palestinians. on the other hand, on the other hand, we don't see a biden administration that is too eager to approach the problem at all seems that they are, are, they're actually hoping to get rid of this problem as quickly as possible. so i think in the end a didn't make make much of a sense, but it's clear that part of the problem at hand here lies and washing that is not willing to act. and i want to come back to the role of outside mediators in just a moment. but we heard from our crime a moment ago

johnny now living up in tulsa oklahoma. she got a text from one of christina's friends. >> asking me, have i heard from christina? and i said, no, why? and she sent me back a message. she goes, her boss called me and said she never showed up for work. >> she hadn't shown for her shifts on saturday, or tuesday. >> i immediately got a feeling in my stomach that i have never had before. i knew something was wrong. i think christina a message on her phone. i sent hunter a message. >> hunter, christine is live in boyfriend. >> he never called me back. >> johnny called christina's dad. >> i asked her father if he had heard from her, he said no. and and i had not heard from her. i said, something's wrong. >> mark, his wife anna, and christina's sister sarah all started calling friends, including hunter. >> so, you're older started gets a hold of her, sarah. and she says to another, have you seen christina? he's like no i haven't since friday. >> right. he figured she was with us, and with her mom. >> hunter are you living with her, he any doesn't say anything or call you? he doesn't sound the alarm and call anybody? >> don't get me st

change the situation on the ground and you know, i asked johnny at the very beginning whether the violence came as a surprise. the fact is there was no uprising at that time. some people found that surprising. well, it might seem surprising now, when we see what causes the violence at the moment at the causes of the current violence are far more from maryland this step. so united states which seem to mentors at that time. if we look back at that, i would say it's definitely helped alienating the palestinians further from the united states government at that time. and it might make it harder for the biden administration to re approach the palestinians on the other sand. on the other hand, we don't see a biden administration that is too eager to approach the problem at all. seems that they are other actually hoping to get rid of this problem as quickly as possible. so i think in the end a didn't make make much of a sense, but it's clear that part of the problem at hand here lies and washing that is not willing to act. and i want to come back to the role of outside mediators in just a moment. but we heard from our crime a moment ago tha

and you know, i asked johnny at the very beginning whether the violence came as a surprise. the fact is there was no uprising at that time. some people found that surprising. well, it might seem surprising now, when we see what causes the violence at the moment at the causes of the current violence are far more from maryland this step. so united states which seem to mentors at that time. if we look back at that, i would say it definitely helped alienating the palestinians further from the united states government at that time. and it might make it harder for the biden administration to re approach the palestinians on the other sand. on the other hand, we don't see a biden administration that is too eager to approach the problem at all. seems that they are other actually hoping to get rid of this problem as quickly as possible. so i think in the end it didn't make, make much of a sense, but it's clear that part of the problem at hand here lies and washing that is not willing to act. and i want to come back to the role of outside mediators and just a moment, but we heard from a crime a moment ago that

change the situation on the ground and you know, i asked johnny at the very beginning whether the violence came as a surprise. the fact is there was no uprising at that time. some people found that surprising. well, it might seem surprising now, when we see what causes the violence at the moment at the causes of the current violence, far more f, maryland. this step. so united states which seem to mentors at that time. if we look back at that, i would say it's definitely helped alienating the palestinians further from the united states government at that time. and it might make it harder for the biden administration to re approach the palestinians on the other stand. on the other hand, we don't see a biden administration that is too eager to approach the problem at all seems that they are, are, they're actually hoping to get rid of this problem as quickly as possible. so i think in the end a didn't make make much of a sense, but it's clear that part of the problem at hand here lies and washing is not willing to act. and i want to come back to the role of outside mediators and just a moment, but we heard from acro me a moment ago that