this to me was fascinating the main bit evidence for claudia jones and against claudia jones was by librarians. and the main evidence against her was things that she'd written things that today would be legal, things that then were from probably legal. and yet so it's interesting. i had a vision intelligence agents doing one thing, but the more and more i sat with these files, the more the intelligence agents that the fbi used to track. claudia jones and as i'll show in a moment, celia james they did kind of work that i do and that librarians and that archivists do. they read a lot of stuff they clip out little things from, newspapers. i mean, this is pre-internet days, right? so they're not using their google box to search up everything. right. they're taking clippings from newspapers. they're stuff they're attending rallies, notes on what people say in their speeches just like a few of you are today. right everything that i do interpret, interpret texts. right. that's as a as a professor of english and somebody who's got a strong interest in history. that's what i do. that's what i spend mos

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. >>> the civil case against former president trump, new york attorney general letitia jones is asking the federal judge to fine him and arguing he should be permanently banned from real estate in new york. >> reporter: jones is upping theanthe ante, asking for fines and a lifetime ban from real estate. writing that defendants reaped hundreds in ilgotten gains that supports a payment of $370 million plus interest. the judge determined trump overvalued his asset as much as $2.2 billion. said the myriad deceptive extremes were so outrageous, they belie in >> you see this with the fake trial i have on in new york. >> reporter: defense lawyers saying there's no evidence introduced that anyone relied on alleged misrepresentation or was injured. the attorney general has argued if ordinary americans can't inflate their homes or net worth for a loan or insurance, that trump shouldn't be allowed to.

historically, deposition comes with tenure, but not for hannah-jones.nded that you and see school of journalism is named after, objected to hannah jones's appointment. her tenure was blocked. it took mass protest for the university to decide to grant her tenure. but by that time, she had chosen instead to join the faculty of howard university, one of the country's top historically black colleges and universities. this week, hannah-jones is reminding people of what happened to her, because it looks a lot to what happened to former harvard president claudine gay. joining me now is nikole hannah-jones, pulitzer prize -winning reporter at the new york times magazine, creator of the 16 19 project and the night share in race and journalism at howard university. as you point out, nikole, we never me on good occasions. >> that's right. >> but this one is important for people to understand, because a lot of americans have been hot. they think that claudine gay is our because she said something antisemitic, which she did not. they think that claudine gay is out b

alex jones or greg abbott? >> i mean, ayman, it's difficult.bbott, largely because i think he inspires other republican governors to have that same sort of rhetoric and ethos when it comes to migrants in their home states. i think he is also just so insensitive to the myriad of men, women and children who really do need assistance. and the vast majority of americans -- not all -- but the vast majority of americans are children and grandchildren and great great grandchildren of immigrants. and so his lack of humanity and compassion as a governor, unfortunately, i think will inspire other republican governors. >> so, quick, greg abbott xenophobic or alex jones the antisemite? because, let's be honest here. when he is talking about killing globalists, we know what globalist now means for the republican party and what that is code for. based on the conspiracy theories that they espouse. who do you have as the worst of the week? >> any time you get a chance to drag elections, you drag alex jones. he is a guy who is a central part of the mechanism of

an outside monitor appointed by judge engoron means barbara jones has just found several issues withiness practices including missing disclosures, math errors, and questions about a $48 million loan to mr. trump and one of his company. and there are issues that that outside monitor says may reflect a lack of adequate internal controls. joining me now is devlen barrett, justice reporter and coauthor of the trump trials newsletter. it is indispensable over at "the washington post." also with me is former federal prosecutor kristi greenberg. kristi, "the new york times" reports on this barbara jones on questionable business practices, accounting practices, adequate business controls, don't listen to me. and they say this is precisely the kind of data point judge engoron may sort of fixate on if you will to really call for trump to be fined a sizable amount of money. do you think that is an accurate analysis? >> so i think it will go not necessarily towards the fine amount. i think it will go towards the question of whether this lifetime ban, this corporate death penalty gets imposed bec

and so, this idea of trying to malign judge jones, i mean, that is not going to work. is independent, she is not on either side. she is calling it like she sees at. >> you know, devlin, i think when we talk about -- i mean, the penalty here, there is the $370 million, but the ending of the business in new york would be a devastating blow to donald trump scheme -- ego and his pocketbook. this is not the only hit he is taking. there is more reporting from the times that he has spent $50 million in donor money on legal bills, and i just wonder -- i know you are reporting on many of these trials. first of all, given how prolonged this calendar is getting, how sustainable do you think it is from a sort of inflow outflow perspective? >> well, i think it is really important of a point, because i think what you are seeing is, we are great now in the moment where the legal costs of being donald trump our eclipsing his political operation. up till now, what we have seen is his political operation funding his legal bills, including some of the penalties associated with the e. jea

clarence jones. thank you very much, dr.hat will do it for me today. thank you for watching us. in our new weekend timeslot this weendand i'll be back next saturday and sunday, at x pm eastern, right here on msnbc. and remember to follow us on x, instagram, tiktok, and threads using the handle at weekend capehart. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. ask about nurtec odt. can neuriva support your brain health? mary, janet, hey!! (thinking: eddie, no frasier, frank... frank?) fred! how are you?! fred... fuel up to 7 brain health indicators, including your memory. join the neuriva brain health challenge. as the world keeps moving, help prevent covid-19 from breaking your momentum. you may have already been vaccinated against the flu, but don't forget this season's updated covid-19 shot too. ♪oh what a good time we will have♪ ♪you... can make it happen...♪ ♪♪ try dietary supplements from voltaren for healthy jo

dow jones industrials up 78 points. the s&p is there, i mean, any gain by the time the bells ring would mark the sixth straight record close. s&p is up 1 point, but it's, you know, we can't really call it. it's been back and forth across the unchanged line. a one of stocks and data points supporting the bull narrative although the nasdaq is down 36 points. but two in particular, one of each -- a stock and a data poinn that a continues or aerohere. to the top of the dow heat map and american express. am-ex powering higher by 7.25%, charging to an are intraday record high of $204.75 earlier in the session. not only did the credit card giant outperform it peers in the fourth quarter, am-ex gave quite the mat numb 024 -- platinum 2024 revenue forecast. check this, the cfo says one of the last year's biggest drivers was restaurant spending which reached $1000 billion for the -- 100 billion for the first time ever. pair that with this on your screen, arguably the most important economic data, the latest print showing that cor

i'm lewis vaughan jones. _ for over two decades.- for over two decades. i'm lewis vaughan jones, this is bbc - for over two decades. i'm lewis l vaughan jones, this is bbc news. good evening. it's been a much colder week, with frosty scenes across the uk, and at least it's been drier. now, we do have some rain to come in the north overnight and at first tomorrow, but more significantly, this weather front will introduce even colder air surging down from the arctic on strong winds. so it will feel pretty bitter as we head into next week, with some severe frosts and a greater risk of snow. but i'll come back to that. for the meantime, as we go through this evening and overnight, there will be some wetter weather making its way southwards, dampening the surfaces. so as we do go through the night and temperatures fall close to freezing, below freezing in a few spots, there could be the odd icy patch and, as we've seen this week, the odd fog patch, and it may well linger throughout the day on saturday. so quite a lot of cloud mulling aro

he is doctor clarence jones. thank you very much dr.ch. >> but and that will do it for me today. thank you for watching us. and our new weekend timeslot this week, and i'll be back next saturday and sunday, at six pm eastern, right here on msnbc. and remember to follow us on x, instagram, tiktok, and threads using the handle at weekend capehart. don't go anywhere, ayman mohyeldin is back. he will be talking to martin luther king the third, and his wife, andrea waters king, about the state of social justice in this country, right after a short break. have a good evening. ve a good evening. when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. ask about nurtec odt. lowering bad cholesterol can be hard, even with a statin. diets and exercise add to the struggle. today, it's possible to go from struggle to cholesterol success with leqvio. with a statin, leqvio is proven to lower bad

listen in these cries the navy today is a far cry from the wooden hulls of the days of john paul jones. the navy's air service has ever a leader in the science of aviation. it was our navy that taught the the terrific possibilities of dive bombing. or flying schools are turning out thousands of trained pilots, many of whom from the broad decks of our aircraft carriers have already written their names on the pages of history and fame counting death to our enemies, the pacific of africa and elsewhere. in the submarine service, to brave officers and courageous men are accomplishing wonders in this. the most nerve wracking confining of all services. it men of steel before they never know when the hatches closed whether they will ever see daylight again. every hand is against them, even friendly hands, until their identity is certain. into the cold depths of the sea, cramped amid a maze of machinery, the men of the submarine service carry death for the enemy at their fingertips, but they themselves face constant disaster. even in times of peace. danger lurks in every dive of submarine. the

jones? mr. jones: thank you. i appreciate this opportunity to support pera. my name is david jones, executive and vector -- investor -- the rector of the high-tech innovators alliance for critical technologies. each member collectively invests more than 100 $65 billion in r&d each year. they provide 1.3 million jobs, including some of the top 20 recipients of u.s. patents. today i will focus on three points. one, reforms necessary. two, why we consider pera to be problematic. number three, what alternative solutions might be considered. section one 01 reforms are unnecessary because of current law. that is in our view what is taking place and what the evidence suggests. a 2020 study by the u.s. -- eligibility rejection rates and the variability are lowered now than before alice. if you are a patent applicant, life got better since alice then before, which i know seems counterintuitive. similarly, quality metrics -- determinations are compliant 98.3%. by way of comparison, section 103 has an error rate that is four times higher. the application of 101 is the m

listen in these cries the navy today is a far cry from the wooden hulls of the days of john paul jones. the navy's air service has ever a leader in the science of aviation. it was our navy that taught the the terrific possibilities of dive bombing. or flying schools are turning out thousands of trained pilots, many of whom from the broad decks of our aircraft carriers have already written their names on the pages of history and fame counting death to our enemies, the pacific of africa and elsewhere. in the submarine service, to brave officers and courageous men are accomplishing wonders in this. the most nerve wracking confining of all services. it men of steel before they never know when the hatches closed whether they will ever see daylight again. every hand is against them, even friendly hands, until their identity is certain. into the cold depths of the sea, cramped amid a maze of machinery, the men of the submarine service carry death for the enemy at their fingertips, but they themselves face constant disaster. even in times of peace. danger lurks in every dive of submarine. the

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jones , him too i didn’t particularly indulge in the appearance of new hits in adulthood, but to thisthat we were at the concert when alex dosman brought him, i listened to this entire live when the brass band was playing, but i’m surprised, for some reason there were few pipes, he only took a saxophone, took a trombone, trumpet, yes, only three, at least two pipes, because i know the sound. i am pleased that you are in excellent energetic shape not only for me, but for our tv viewers, that is, i want to sing, i want to work, what can we, as viewers, expect from alexandra sirov in the new year , there will be concerts, well, first of all, i ask the lord god for peace of mind, i really need this now, and i mean... because i have accumulated a lot of material, he has also accumulated a lot, if any of to choose all of this, at least a couple, you don’t need this pathos 10 songs, you need at least two, and one of them should shoot, but what is this all his majesty’s case, sasha, i never tire of quoting my guru, uncle misha zhvanetsky, when i congratulated him on his birthday on march 6 an

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and then, all of sudden, jones got to get her to kill david? a half, then, >> it came back. guilty >> my heart dropped, it went numb. it is, like so many things flash through your mind and you realize that life, as you know, it is gone. >> it was so unbelievable. >> knew john was innocent and she had just been found guilty. it shattered our world in so many ways. >> joan shannon will spend the rest of her life in prison for orchestrating the murder. she has no chance of parole, no more appeals. and, elizabeth gradually pulled the trigger. she too was sent prison for at least 25 years. courtesy of the deal that she got with the dea. >> i told them from day one that i would not gain anything from lying -- in the process. it does not make sense. >> they are in separate prisons now, two hours apart by car, but really, a world away. we asked if they wanted to speak to each other and make peace, perhaps. look at our camera, we suggested. speak from the heart. >> i still love you, elizabeth. it is complicated. it's difficult. you are still my daughter

simon jones, thank you — safe to do so. simon jones, thank you very _ safe to do so. office has stepped down from his role in what appears to be ongoing tensions following the horizon it scandal which saw hundreds of postmasters wrongly convicted of fraud. the government says that henry staunton agreed to leave by mutual consent but the post office says he was asked to go by the business secretary kemi badenoch. with the details, here's our political correspondent iain watson. i think it is interesting that the government said, and i quote, actually they agreed to part their ways with mutual consent. that may well be mutual consent by the end of that conversation. the post office are telling me actually, he was asked to stand down and therefore, the person who instigated that call was undoubtedly the secretary of state, the appropriate government minister, in the first place and clearly, she wanted him to go. i mean, it is actually rare, i think, for someone who is chairman of an arm's—length body, although government—funded, to be called up on a saturday afternoon an

so he said, jones, go sweep the jailhouse. and jones says, no, you have no power over me. i'm supposed to be sitting here, right? and according to the jailer, jones was much more colorful language than what i just gave you. jones said that that is all that he said. but eventually, because of this recalcitrance on the part of john jones, the beat him with a stick and the beating is so bad that they had to call the british council and to see what's going on. right. so, so beaten for insubordination. mary roberts. mary frances roberts arrives in mobile, alabama, in 1846. she is interrogated on board a vessel. she's brought into the county jail house. and while she's there, the jailer calls for her. and so she goes to the jailers office. and when she goes to the jailers office, he attempts to sexually assault her. and she's able to escape because the door slightly ajar and somebody happen to be walking by. when he made his when he made his attempt, actually, it was security back to her, sail to her cell and, pulled the cell door, shut. the british council was alerted to this.

course, we are impatient with tv viewers, my vocals let me down, to be honest, in 1968 the great tom jonesnight, i love you at night, oh, well that’s all, i remember your first appearance, when already with the song of igor yakovich the cool, i had a physiognomic resemblance, i noted with the artist samoilov, who... played one of the main roles of the wedding in malinovka, remember , dimple, i said how somewhere a familiar face , sasha, and they told me that we have some videos of that period, let's see, oh, this is in germany, oh, these are wedding flowers, which, yes, yes, so the cool one gave it to me, i made it in english. we had a fight with him, then, then he gave it to allegra. ninety first year, listen, i want to give you a compliment that of course, i basically know two people on the globe with such a pronounced presentation, such, you know, a mega masculine presentation, just that. of course, sir tom jones is there abroad, and here it’s alexander sirov, because when you and igor yakovvich are together in tandem, of course, you can’t even remember igor nikolaev, who wrote somethin

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jones argues that it would be eligible. do you agree? >> yes, starting with football plays and the proposals, of course not. the essence is to provide in area that in ineligible process a marriage proposal is an example does not become eligible because your dad to put a ring on someone's finger. a football dance in the end zone doesn't become eligible because you had spiked a football at the end of it. that is the language that was included in the legislation. claims do not become eligible unless there is no practical way to perform it without the use of an article in manufacturing and there's a practical way if it were an invention. so i rejected the notion that these claims would become eligible and i also hope that we can step back a little bit and recognize that it's absolutely terrible policy to guide the path wall, something that is very serious to the health and future of the country by reducing the discussion to trivial silly examples. t we should solve for the real issues involving the patent laws which are computer implemented

lewis found jones is there. watching it snaked through, _ lewis found jones is there.nd jones is there. watching it snaked through, that's people in l it snaked through, that's people in disguise, people dressed up and that's rather fancy dress. disguise, people dressed up and that's ratherfancy dress. the idea comes from... now the shetland islands are just 140 miles or so west of norway. and it's that norwegian, norse viking heritage that this festival is all about, marking and celebrating. from roughly the tenth, 15th century or so. shetland isles are, came under the king of norway, kingdom of norway. ijust paused there as the wind nearly blew me over, it is very windy, it is very cold. but thousands and thousands of people are out lining the streets to watch the torchbearers proceed. and our coverage here is live on the bbc iplayer, on the bbc news website come on the bbc news app, and we will be sticking with this remarkable fire festival until the end. music and there goes the galley. that turn uoise and there goes the galley. that turquoise blue _ and there goes

jones went missing friday while camping with friends in the area of hardy creek. they believe she took off towards the pacific ocean. authorities say that they found jones's clothing, as well as a body trapped in some rocks near the water. officials, though still waiting for final confirmation on the identity. well, the bay area is certainly home to some of the most congested freeways in the nation, but how does today's traffic compare to pre-pandemic levels? stay with us. we're going to take a closer look. plus these are people who you know, rely on systems and heat and warmth and cpap, the power is still out now at an assisted living facility in the bay area. we'll have more reaction from the residents as they weather near freezing temperatures and increased clouds this evening as rain approaches the bay area for tomorrow, a better look at what you can expect c ing up in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a li

in oakland i am selena jones -- velena jones, nbc bay area news. >>> the newest professional soccer team has a new star. we have the one-on-one interview. >>> and the latest atmospheric river is so close to the bay area. i will show you the timeline of what this means for the weekend and the 49ers. we will take a look at the long- range forecast and what we expect to see in the next few weeks. >>> the final countdown to the paris olympics is on and as i have been telling you i will be there following the bay area athletes. before my trip i am practicing my french and my friend matteo in france is helping me. we hope that team usa will bring home lots of bling. i would like to know how to say gold, silver, and bronze. >> well, gold is --, silver is -- and bronze is easy one. -- and bronze is easy one. it sounds like bronze. thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr positive, her2 negative metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole signific

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tv viewers, you understand of course, the vocals let me down, to be honest, in 1968, the great tom jonesthe song green green grass green grass near the house and love me to night i love you at night. well, that’s all, i remember your first appearance, when already from the song of igor yakovich krutoy, i had a physiognomic resemblance to the artist samoilov, who played one of the main roles, raspberry wedding, remember the dimple, i spoke like a familiar face somewhere , sasha, they told me that we have some videos from that period, let's see, oh, this is in germany. these are wedding flowers, which, yes , yes, so the cool one gave it to me, i did it in english, we had a fight with him, then, then he gave it to allegra, this is the ninety-first year, listen, i want to give you a compliment. that of course, in principle, i know two people on the globe with such a pronounced presentation, you know, a mega masculine presentation, it’s just, of course, sir tom jones there abroad, and here it’s alexander syrup, because when you and igor yakovvich are together in tandem, of course , one cannot

-- first of all, you got to just absorb that reaction on the said when he is saying this, when van joneshtforward says, what is on his mind. he is like, i don't think does he does not inspire confidence that people around the table, axelrod was there, keep those to be his press secretary and was very involved in the first campaign. kind of like, -- >> jeanine: it really is disappointing when you hear democrats who, you look at people respect them. i respect them for what they are saying and they are basically saying, you know, he is not a good messenger. he does not inspire people. but what kind of party would put up a candidate, a presidential candidate that they openly admit does not inspire confidence, he is not a good messenger. i mean, he is so desperate for parrots that they rather appear weak on the world stage unable to, you know, a concept and subjugate us to russia and china and north korea. you know? and you can only have so many surrogates, martha. not that many people can go out and say you are the greatest person who ever lived. but you know, 66% of his own party does not w

lieutenant governor jones, speaker burns, president pro tem kennedy, speaker pro tem jones members ofhe general assembly, constitutional officers, members of the public service commission. mayor dickens, members of the judiciary, members of the concert cora my fellow fgeorgians. later this year the people of this state will once again fulfill their >> duty. they will choose who occupies the seats of service date will determine what course america takes in the years to come. as they have in years past when they go to theal ballot box they will see a stark difference between georgia and our nations capitol. they will see what we have achieved together at the state level to make georgia an even greater place to live, work, raise a a family. they will see the hardships of washington d.c. is brought into every home and placed on every kitchen table across our state. congress has become synonymous with runaway spending, bloated budgets, job killing regulations, gridlock and partisanship elected representatives and both parties who are more interested in getting famous on cable news and deli

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two dow components, chevron and boeing, the dow jones industrial has gained 12% year-over-year.hevron has lost 16% and bowing down 3% over the same time. , year to date with the 737 max nine jet troubles boeing has tanked 21%, 21% year to date. a blue sky earnings report let's talk about good stuff already out today it's raining rainbows, look at sophia shares they are popping 19% right now in the final hour of trade after fintech's one to the first ever profit in the third quarter while revenue and members jumped, how did they do it and can they fulfill the big promises the ceo is now making. you get to decide that ceo anthony noto is about to make his pitch in a few minutes when he joins us live. so fly, that is a banking site with the younger set, the stock has spiked 28% over the past year. we just mention the tip of the earnings fear, let's get a little bit deeper, starbucks, general motors, a&e, novo nordisk, mastercard, merck, exxon mobil and so many more names open their books as well, with investors tightly coiled ahead of so much potential market news and pushing the d

higher life you're out of your progress is a smart thing to be up talk to nico doce safar, jo joey jones, thank you all. >> that does it for us. we'll see it next weekend of course. coming up, who is kevin costner that's about to get underway. it starts right now. happy new year. ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] >> it was year that the box office gotbaum shelled. computers got chatty, and a brand got canned. get ready for most embarrassing short lived tragic. high-tech, devastating canceled stories of the year, 2023. >> >> blee go bleac [bleep] yourself is that clear? >> it is was peak taylor, can we have any more. >> i don't listen to her music but i respect her success, my stan up tour in 2024 is called taylor swift live. >> when swift ayoung northbounded her eras tour, it was to be big. >> 14 million taylor swift fans go on and to ticketmaster to buy tickets and they crash the site, you can't get a ticket. >> bad blood continues over the taylor swift ticket master chaos. >> they filed lawsuit against ticketmaster and senate got involved. >> if you care about the consumer, cap the price. >> the 4 star

after visiting her ex-boyfriend, marshall jones in antioch. she was 24 at the time.horities believe the jones killed her and disposed of her remains in june of 2022. officers located jones in washington before they could arrest him he charged them with a knife and was shot and killed. alexis is remains were discovered in november of 2022. in amador county, not far from sacramento. >> a 17 year-old suspect has been arrested in connection to friday's shooting at the pittsburgh center, bart station, a shooting that injured 2 people. officials say the teen surrendered in walnut creek this morning. these believed to be the only suspect in that shooting. he was identified using video from one of the surveillance cameras in the bart system. police say he will be booked into juvenile hall. >> new at 6, the alameda county mosquito abatement district reports a dead bird tested positive for west nile virus. this is the county's first indication of west nile virus set this year. the dead bird was found in union city was tested last week. the district is increasing monitoring in

recipients of this program include detective franca jones who is here with us today. where are you at? thanks stand up frank. [applause] in 2020 when you saw a lot of places try to defend the police, detective jones moved from chicago to collier county to work in a state where he knew his efforts would be respected and supported. thanks her hometown heroes program detective jones was able to achieve his dream of homeownership. and thanks to the leadership of president to the live local active record housing funding, countless police officers as well as other staples of the community like teachers and nurses will now be able to live in the communities in which they serve. good job senator. [applause] we are proud of our successful efforts to provide law and order but we still see the impact of the open southern border that has made its way all the way to the state of florida. here today is brianna ramose the victim of a hit-and-run and tooe life of his friends at the age of 28. where are you, stand up. the driver. [applause] the driver who ran over brian and niko was h

recipients of this program include detective frank jones who is here with us today.applause] in 2020 when we saw a lot of places try to defund the police detective jones moved from chicago to call your county to work in a state or he knew his respected thanks to our hometown heroes progra detective jones was able to achieve his dream of homeownership. thanks to the leadership of president passidomo for record countless police officers as well as other staples in the community like teachers and nurses will n be able to live in the communities in which they serve. good job senator passidomo. [applause] we are proud that success to provide law and order but we still see the impacts of the open southern border that has made its way all the way to the state of florida. here today is■, brian ramos whos the victim of a hit-and-run that tragically also took the life of his friend at the age of 28. where are you? standup. [applause] [applause] the driver who ran over brian and niko was here illegally and when the suspect was arrested by the florida highway patrol they found t

to be honest, my vocals were let down in 1968 by the great tom jones.his is the ninety-first year, listen, i want to give you a compliment that, of course, i, in principle, know two people on the globe with this a pronounced presentation, you know , a mega masculine presentation, it’s just, of course, sir tom jones, there they have it abroad, and here it’s alexandrop, because once upon a time... i forgot your face, i took it and covered my tracks , the white oblivion knocked. tell me, the world is no longer what it brings to me, a strange loss, i forgot your face, blue eyes, depth. where i flew away like a dream in the heavens a seagull disappeared, i was forgotten by your face in the darkness, defeated and i can’t escape anywhere and i can’t escape anywhere else from it. i sent many messengers into the fire, your gentle voice and eratichna with spirits, but diwatve. they found me, bright smiles, a table of blue eyes gray in the depths, where i flew away like a sleepyhead, a seagull floated in the sky, i forgot your face, the darkness was defeated and i