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jules, the wolfpack is the best story of the tournament. why?hey had a losing record and won five games in five nights to get into the ncaa tournament and now into the elite eight with a chance to get to the final four for the first time since i was in college years ago. >> that's why they call it march madness. >> that's right. >> thank you. >>> we'll be right back, but this november will it be biden, trump, or literally anybody else? meet the new candidate who legally chan >>> it is no secret that there is not a lot of enthusiasm about this november's presidential election, but now a new candidate is throwing his hat in the ring. his name is literally anybody else. that's his name. you heard that right. literally anybody else is a texas teacher. his friends and family call him dustin because that's what his parents named him. the u.s. army veteran said he was so fed up with america's options he's collecting signature dogs get his new name on the texas ballot. he's encouraging write-in votes even though they probably will not count. i bet a lot

jules came up and said what did you say again? it will be nice heading into the weekend. the off shore winds, diminishing as we speak. dying down through the afternoon, now, down to light. the area of low pressure, the storm system, hanging out over southern california in the desert southwest it is still there, weakening and the pinch it has been helping to put on the atmosphere is lessening. the winds will continue to relax. we are going to see the marine influence returning with a little bit of morning fog along the coast. creeping inside of the bay, sunday morning, pushing into the inland valleys by monday morning, each day, it will back up to and even off of the coast. should see plenty of sunshine in the afternoons. farther inland, just seeing sunshine for the next few days for the morning fog returning by next week. looking outside right now, beautiful view of the city at sunset. the temperatures are warm. making it into the 70s. still 72 in san jose. other temperatures retreated in the upper 60s. as i showed you 15 minutes ago, the temperatures retreated to the upp

come november 2024, he hopes to be the one to replace her, jules? >> full circle there. max darrow, max, thank you. let's get to len ramirez with the simitian campaign the palo alto with more on that. let's get to len ramirez now, len? >> reporter: well, a very festive night for joe simitian and his supporters here in palo alto tonight. he had his watch party at the creamery in downtown palo alto, treating about 300 or so of his supporters to milkshakes tonight. watching the returns come in, and it looked very good for mr. simitian at this point running number two behind sam liccardo and headed for that runoff. that's what it looks like tonight. mr. simitian has been a mayor of palo alto. he has been a school board member in palo alto. he has been in the state senate. he has been in the assembly. he is a current county supervisor. so many local issues over the years for mr. simitian. he said that he would have no trouble, though, pivoting to some national issues that are important to him. >> on day one we're going to restore a woman's right to choose reproductive freedom

jules, i don't know if you were ever in the girl scouts. i only made it to about the brownies and kind of bowed out, but those girls are tough and they are some serious saleswomen. they were pulling outhe stops, shivering making people feel bad just so they'd buy cookies. i'm pretty sure they sold out today. i don't know if they'll be there tomorrow. the weather is just supposed to get worse. man, did they do well today. >> brave girl cookies. i was a bluebird. that was way back. thank you. see you soon. >>> a friend of mine, denise holt, lives in south lake tahoe and sent this video to us. someone got stuck in their car. neighbors gathered to help give them a push. denise says they've gotten a foot of snow or so so far and looks like they're still getting their mail. hats off to that mail carrier. they're expecting another four feet. thing is, she's worried about losing power now. >> hey, juliette, i'm here in south lake tahoe and the wind has picked up. my neighbor is blowing snow and we are expecting quite a storm, as you know. my bigges

let's send it back to jules. >> all right, devin and donna, thank you. so there is only one state proposition on the ballot this time around. governor newsom's proposition one addressing the state's mental health and homeless crisis. so the measure has two parts, as you can see right now. actually, it's pretty close, prop one right now. there's no clear one leading it, but obviously those in favor have more, 52.5%, allowing the state to borrow $6.3 billion to buy more drug and mental health facilities and affordable housing. it would massively overhaul how the state spends existing money and the battle to end the homeless crisis. the argument against prop one, that it could divert billions away from already effective mental health services so. we have a lot more ahead, as you can see. the returns coming in right now. too early to call on a lot of these propositions and the measures here in the bay area. >> but we are getting a much clearer picture. we will have more information after this quick break. >>> welcome back to our special election night covera

titled transportation and it was modeled in place to a quarter scale in paris by an artist called jules curtain and then that model was shipped over to america and it was carved full scale in long island city and when they asked jules crichton to come and oversee the installation of it, he refused. he said that he would get offended by all of the buildings that were over here. he wasn't a fan of typical french. he wasn't a fan of american architecture. i can say that because i'm english. but this would be put in place over a year after grand central was completed. and grand central actually remains the largest train station in the world. and the story of grand central very much goes hand in hand with the story of penn station that we've already mentioned. and it's demolition in the 1960s really led to the creation of the new york landmarks preservation commission, which was put in place to safeguard other buildings from the same fate, including grand central station. now, penn station was designed by mckim, mead and white, and principally by charles mckim and arles mckim is in the cente

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>> my , jules? >>> a neighborhood stunned by . >>> we are learning more about a condo complex shooting that left two people dead. thieves tried to rob a delivery driver. the 63-year-old was driving and dropping off packages and materials to cannabis distributors on twin bridge circle. two suspects targeted him. the police say both sides exchanged gunfire. popovich and one of the suspects, davis, were both killed. the police say at least one other suspect took off. they are still searching for that person. the investigators say that popovich had a conceal carry permit and used his own gun during the shootout. >>> caught on camera. a suspected . >>> one woman who refuses to skip yoga day was caught doing a lengthy stretching routine when she stole from a bakery. she did not take it's the work behind the scenes, let's take a look at this knee. that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for your mind. for your body. and for the community. -team! kaiser permanente. ( ♪♪ ) you made a

it is called the white knight [ laughter ] >> the 2-1/2 mile road course had the new smell, jules, given the chance who wouldn't take the shot to throw on a fire suit, jump in a car, get on that racetrack and gun it? [ laughter ] >> start your engines! >> this is sonoma on a race day. but it had a much different sound and look on monday. >> reporter: i don't want to intimidate anyone >> it is faster than it looks. >> reporter: let that engine eat! what is the disparity between the white knight, and a cup car? >> huge [ laughter ] >> reporter: the race had not already started and i am getting a sponsor. >> toyota save mart 350 for you. you are officially good to go. >> reporter: we are on the track! any moment now we are going to go green. oh, man, listen to that engine pur. let's open it up, see how fast we can go. got a couple high performance cars in front of me. get out of the way. is that a jag in front of me? i feel like i know what i am doing. i really do. 12 turns. 2-1/2 miles. 160 foot elevation. on the far side of the track. here we go. going to open up the chute. you hear that

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approaching march madness a week from tomorrow, -- jules? >>> 44% of homes in lake tahoe sit empty for more than half the year. voters passed a vacancy tax and many other california cities are trying to figure out how to solve the issue of working people being priced out of the housing market. >> working to prevent catastrophic fire from burning down our town. however, all i can afford on my own is a 450-square-foot apartment build in the '50s with no laundy. >> the laundry. >> the tax will cost as it sits vacant and $6,000 every year after that. >>> we have seen the video, multimillion dollar mansions, taken over by . >>> image a stranger imagine, someone moving in your home and will not leave. they are fighting back with the squatter hunter. >> what do you have to say for yourself? >> reporter: he is a man on a mission. >> clearly in the house for a long time >> yes. >> reporter: on a hunt for justice. entering homes and turning the table on those living there illegally. >> either you take it out or i have to take it out. >> my first video

nba up top, jules, and the warriors, steph curry, here is an update. he is wrapping up activity to make a return from the ankle injury. and he has been cleared to work out, expected to join the team for practice on friday in time for the lakers. and just in case you have seen it. and that on victor wembanyama at the end of the warriors win over the spurs last night. davis got up there to the frenchman. and in that battle of rookies. jackson davis would have fun before the game. >> i saw he overplayed it to my right, obviously i'm left-handed, so i spun and i had to step on them. just trying them before the game. and that i would. but at the end of the day, sometimes you dunk on people and sometimes you get dunked on, so it is a basketball play. >> and that is what nba fans, you know, will come to see that it doesn't seem human. >> and for the women's game, stanford historic has declared for the draft following the season. the two time pac-12 player of the year is expected to be the second overall pick behind caitlin clark of iowa. indiana has the first

let's take a look at what's happening out there and check in on jules kids who know how to drive. so we will get less than 28 hours to go in this and still mild and the winds will be nearly as strong. and the whole seven-day forecast is dry. just a few fair weather clouds that are throating through. but the wind is picking in the north bay, the concerns of concern. let's have some breezier conditions, some wind gusts in the 30, 40 miles an hour range before the sun comes up tomorrow, and it will be windy through midday. some 40 to 50 miles an hour gusts. some of the higher elevations. as we go through tomorrow afternoon and evening, winds were relaxed slightly. friday morning against some 40 to 50 miles per hour, getting the wind advisory at 11:00 a.m. the winds really die down quickly as the squeeze is being put on the atmosphere by the competing weather system is going to relax significantly. let's take a look outside right now, and it is nice and steady. seeing blue skies overhead and nice to see the greens ill hads as well. and 67 degrees still at the moment in santa rosa. lat

. >>> not everybody was happy about tonight's game, jules, because curry wasn't playing and two missing starters tonight in curry and draymond green who found himself on the injury report. at the dallas mavericks it was like having hands tied behind their backs. how to get a technical foul, i'll show you. chris paul, okay, said the magic words to the ref. paul got teed up and then the vet teed him back. pick it up in the fourth quarter, it got away from the dubs after they cut the lead to four. watch how this turnover ended. kyrie irving lobbed to josh green. irving had ten assists. next possession irving, grown man move on trayce jackson-davis. irving golden state has now lost four of its last six. >>> shout out, game ball to jonathan kuminga, the 21-year-old continuing to attack the rim. look at this. no fear at all. kuminga scored 27. they weren't cheapies either. he also hit 9 of 10 at the free throw line and played more minutes than anybody tonight, 35. let's look at the western conference standings. warriors still entrenched in the tenth spot. they would like to get up to six, but

. >> hi, jules. nice to see you. it's officially official. snellzilla coming to san francisco. blake snell met with the media this morning. the es his former team, the padres, who decided not to sign him by the way. okay, it's hard to find anybody rooting against long beach state in the ncaa tournament. i'm calling them america's team. after what they went through last week to get to the big dance, it's hard to root against them. firing long-time head coach dan munson last monday, but he wanted to finish out the season. so he went to las vegas with his team and they won the big west tournament. and now as munson joked, he is coaching for free in march madness. >> you guys see the seinfeld, when george costanza was trying to get fired, still going to work every day. that's me. >> i want to walk away with the people saying wow. now that guy got canned. >> next week i got a car payment, how payment, and i don't know how i'm going to do it. but don't really care. >> that's america's team. >>> the beach play a no. 2 arizona tomorrow morning. >>> there has never been a perfect march

. >> thanks, jules. >>> first week of nfl free agency continues. 9ers are adding more pieces to the defense, three new deals today. san francisco agreed to terms with veteran linebacker de'vondre campbell, former all pro, taking dre greenlaw's spot while he rehabs his achille's and . >>> jimmy garoppolo returns to the nfc west. he'll be matt stafford's backup. he's got to serve the two-game suspension the beginning of the season. he violated the nfl's ped policy. that will be weird to see, but a welcome sight for 9er fans and bqs everywhere, future hall of famer aaron donald announcing retirement after ten nfl seasons. he's a three-time defensive player of the year. he will be a first ballot hall of famer when it's time and i know brock purdy is sleeping easier tonight. pivot to baseball, former giants third baseman j.d. davis can call off the moving trucks the the a's signed davis to a one-year deal worth 2.5 million, plus an extra million in possible bonuses. he hit .248 with 18 home runs before the giants released him earlier this offseason. >>> the region's latest collection in wine cou

hey, jules. >> the polls close less than three hours from now. we are following all the races now. we will be here all evening long, including one race in santa clara county that could result in the area's first vietnamese supervisor. our region, of course, home to one of the largest populations outside vietnam. so stay with us tonight for complete coverage as the results roll in. devin fehely, sara donchey, and i will be following it all evening from 7:00 to 10:00 on pix+ and streaming online. we've got another 90 minutes of full coverage right here on kpix 5 starting at 10:00. so we've got a jam packed night right here from our virtual studio in store. i'm going to send it back to you because we've got to start getting ready for the newscast. >> you've got to start repairing. thanks. >>> up next, scott peterson winning a major victory in his effort to have his case re-examined, two years after he was convicted of killing his wife and unborn child. >>> and the a's taking another step towards leaving oakland. a look at their newly released plans from las vegas. >>> just keep busy.

let's switch over to jules. >>> coming up at 6:00, it's one of the most interesting battles and ballotsfornia primary that is. we'll have a live report from los angeles on the high stakes race for senate and a republican baseball star up to bat against the democratic heavy hitters. the south bay race that could make history for the largest vietnamese community outside vietnam. ever see those videos of the brazen shoplifters and wonder why no one tries to stop them? a grocery store worker did and then got fired for it. now a judge is weighing in on the controversial retail theft policies. all that coming up in ten minutes. let's head to vern in sports. >>> we've got the nba up top and the warriors, striving for the playoffs. they are back at home for a run with the milwaukee bucks tomorrow night. now look who is back with the team, andrew wiggins, who has been away the last four games, tending to a personal matter. the warriors, by the way, 3-1 without him. but they will need his presence on wednesday. the milwaukee bucks are no joke among the league's best in the eastern conference. piv

. >> all right there, jules, we got the nfl up top, and the 49ers. brock purdy is set to make just under $1 million this season on his rookie contract, but next season ka-ching, ka-ching, the sound of the cash register. the owner knows he will be getting a call from purdy's agent that will sound like this. >> show me the money. >> and york will be ready to open the checkbook. he said at the owner meetings, quote, brock is going to ask for something that no one has ever asked for before, close quote. for reference, joe burrow is the highest paid quarterback at $55 million a year. >>> still on the subject of football, the nfl draft is in a month. when teams look to fill its roster with college player, defensive star trey jenkins from san jose state plans to be one of them. and he is doing all he can. let's take you to a tuesday morning in los gatos. >> i'm mic'd up right now. >> i am more than just an athlete. >> reporter: a light moment for trey jenkins during a training session. san jose state's pro day was coming up, time for this safety hybrid line

. >> reporter: all right, jules. good evening from the home of the number one boys basketball team in the bay area. they're getting ready for a big one tomorrow night against number two, reardon to play for the state title. >> i would say it is the game to see in northern california this year and it's being play one mile from our school. >> reporter: they're expecting a sellout crowd tuesday night and one thing is for sure, salesion will live up to its nickname. >> we have a little pride when we put that jersey on. >> reporter: the pride have lost only one game all season thanks to a swarming defense. >> we're top five and don't have a player averaging double figures. >> nobody cares who has a really good game. as long as we get the win, that's all we really care about. >> reporter: the team is two wins away from their first open division state title in program history. >> we've been talking about getting to where right now for the past year and a half, two years. so to actually be this close to getting there is real

. >> thanks, jules. the warriors are in toronto going for their eighth straight win on the road, toronto leading at halftime. we'll get to that at 11:00. >>> steph curry is one step closer to having his own starting five. steph's wife ayesha announced the couple is expecting their fourth child later this year. >>> brandon crawford signed with the cardinals, still hurts to hear. earlier this week that went down, but today he told the athletic he wanted to return to the giants and was willing to accept a backup role. he says the bottom line is i was not wanted back by the one person who matters. crawford was referring to team president farhan zaidi and adding, "i was told i could earn the last shot on the roster like anyone else as a nonrester invitee. that was the nail in the coffin." that's not good news for giants fans to hear. >>> we are deep in the basketball brackets, not for march madness, but the cif postseason tournament. one local school has a chance to make history with a roster that could be re

. >> hey, jules. still a little sunshine peeking through the clouds. the snow showers are starting to dissipate. they haven't completely ended, but we are seeing the last gasp of this particular storm system still dropping a few light snow showers on i-80, not enough to cause significant additional accumulations. the accumulations we've seen have been significant enough, over 10 feet of snow. in fact, specifically 10 1/2 feet of snow at sugar bowl. soda springs almost that amount, but it was also the wind. one of the peaks above palisades picked up a wind gust of 190 miles an hour friday evening. now that is beginning to diminish and as juliette mentioned, we have seen a significant increase in the amount of snow that has fallen compared to what's normal for this time of year. for the sierra as a whole, 104% of the normal snowpack, the northern end a little higher, but everybody close to what's average for this time of year, really making up some ground over the past couple months. around the bay area we still have a few very light rain showers over th

. >> all right, jules. we got baseball up top and the giants. man, if it wasn't for bad luck, they'd have no luck at all. pitcher tristan beck is back in the bay area to be treated for an aneurysm in his upper right arm, limited blood flow that caused his hand to become cold and numb when he threw. invasive surgery, should sideline him a couple months. his teammates played on today, another spring training game with the diamondbacks and hello, jung hoo lee, the new guy's first home run as a giant. giants lost another, 2-1, san francisco winless still this spring. >>> women's college basketball superstar caitlin clark is headed to the pros. the iowa guard declared for the 2024 wnba draft giving up a fifth year of eligibility at 3,650, the women's division 1 all time leading scorer and 18 points shy of becoming the overall leading division 1 scorer pasting pistol pete maravich. >>> nba, the warriors running with the new york knicks, six-game road win streak on the line, moving pictures coming up on "the late show." >>> college games, national spot

she is jules with russia, has made its choice. the votes are being counted all over the country just with respect to all necessary standards is under cameras. in the presence of observers, from parties and candidates, international observers and experts to see this as the most crucial moment of the results of all our work. to my 150000000 russians almost were registered to vote. and we know that the 2 in that is around 73 percent. that means, or an 18000000 people have been casting that vote for the last 3 days. and that is just incredible. and it gives you a sense of re how big this operation is. this is an election that is built many 1st as well, and these opposed to will go down in history. not only is it the 1st election is taking place and but 3 days in the presidential election is the 1st presidential election since the russian constitution was amended back in 2020 and not as a lot of the coming. the president left me a present to run for a safe time. in addition to that, this is the 1st presidential election that is includi

let's discuss this with paul jules. hello again.spoke november _ this before. exactly. we spoke november 2023 _ this before. exactly. we spoke november 2023 and _ this before. exactly. we spoke november 2023 and what - this before. exactly. we spoke j november 2023 and what have this before. exactly. we spoke - november 2023 and what have we seen sense? prices have written about i20%. yesterday on a new contract with part of the 10,000 dolomite for the first time. for reference aha huge thatis, time. for reference aha huge that is, the last record was backin that is, the last record was back in 1977 and that was about $5,400. we really are unprecedented highs right now. told us to the impact. we talk about how it doing someone expensive but the many that is neither here nor there. those that rely on this, what are they having to digest here? when we're at this unprecedented highs, is opposite effect on the bottom lines of companies. pity what we are seeing is very high prices and distorted have to be passed on to the consumer. they

also on jule jenices. yoeugenics.why wouldn't the bil say anything on this?bout before. the bishop's council and catholic relief services are making a lot of money, they're add iadd detectived to the govet -- addicted to the government money. i believe they're not saying anything to joe biden, because joe biden is lining the coffers of the catholic church which i'm embarrassed of as a catholic. that's why the church shouldn't be involved with the government. my church and many other churches and many jewish organizations as well are addicted to government money through the billions spent to do the controlled flow that joe biden just basically said in that interview on msnbc, he didn't say i'm going to cut -- i'm going to close the border. he said we're going to control the flow. >remember this was theadministro bring us back to normal he sigh, everything was going -- normal normalcy, everything was going to be the way we like it. we know joe biden's chastising of the supreme court is a reflection if the democrats had the vote, they would change the court to g

bless you jules. theúhighs tomorrow will be a little bit warmer. we'll see some mid 60s today. the mid 60s. here are, here is h a pretty city okay. so the forecast for tomorrow morning and then tomorrow afternoon and then right here around 3:00 tomorrow. you get a little bit of moisture. the main systems going south. but you see that. so that's why there's a chance of sprinkles in the forecast so tomorrow is gonna be a lot like today i guess to some extent a little warmer. i think we'll see a little more sunshine overnight lows stay warm. showers still to the like i saip in mount veeder, i got a report from a nice gentleman who said, we got over, over 0.7 tenths of an inch of rain. it's a lot of rain. most of us were in just a sonoma county did well, anty and quarter of model does this. again. there's that system going down the coast that's tomorrow at 7 a.m. and then you see the chance for a shower tomorrow at five. and then it's all out of here thursday. it's of here on friday. and then that system on saturday kind of swings in. so it'sc more of the same essentially really no

i'd be jules in the house. you' >> miami beach wants to break up with toxic spring breakers. in a new psa, the city outlined the strict rules it'll implement this month in response to unruly crowds in past years. this includes curfews, higher parking fees, and limited beach access. >> and now, a response from will smith. ♪ ♪ >> huh? >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert! tonight... deja tuesday. plus, stephen welcomes neil degrasse tyson and comedian ariel elias. 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! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: there you go. have a good show. >> louis: have a good show, man. >> stephen: thank you very much. please have a seat, everybody. thank you so much. welcome one at all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. for those of you following the political calendar, yesterday was super tuesday, which makes today wednesday. and the results are in. joe biden and donald trump dominated super tuesday. now, for a rematch that eve

and very often, it is hidden in the language and the clothing of religion but jesus said, jule, judge, a tree by the fruit it bears i judged a depth of people's piety, not based on their pronouncements not based on them using the bible as assemble but how did they treat the poor how do they treat the most marginalized? those are the people that jesus sent it >> and >> that is the faith that i embrace every single day. and it's something that is sorely needed in our country in this moment in which those who have no vision are trafficking in division republicans are attacking president biden for recognizing today as transgender day of visibility. i want to be very clear that this day, this transgender day of visibility is always on march 31st has been since 2009. this president has marked at every year since he's been in the white house the date of easter changes year to year. i don't need to tell you that the house speaker called biden's announcement imporant and said he betrayed the central tenant of easter what do you say to that >> well, apparently the speaker finds trans people hav

meeting some of the students here in central bucks when i was here, and we went to the that great jules pizza and i'm the bravery and the intensity when you know when you're a student and adults are telling you you can't do certain things and you've been a good kid it's really hard defy that and yet we are seeing children and young adults have the courage to defy and to speak up. and i think the more that we can support them in doing that, the better off we are. but i also think need to protect them. we need to protect schools as spaces where they can try stuff out. okay, there are numerous questions. we'll go at front for the book signing. there are books available for purchase. but first let's give them a big hand. thank you.

, this is a complete sentence, okay, adele, that was the name of the wife of the french navigator, julesuestion is c - penguins adele. pay attention to the screen, this is what they look like. 10 questions of the second. behind, alexey, share your impressions, what do you think is more difficult, the first or second round? well, for me personally, did they seem intractable, equal in complexity and time of reflection, equally easy for you or equally difficult? well, average, something equally average. ksenia, what question do you remember or what question really made you angry because you didn’t know the answer? there were no such questions, perhaps because of my excitement i don’t really remember the questions that were at the beginning. but for me, probably the second round was a little more difficult. karina, what do you think? i think that i made quite a lot of mistakes for myself, and some of them were quite stupid. alina, do you see yourself in the third round? no, have you counted your answers? there were very few of them. i didn’t know most of the answers, i pressed guesses. yes.

i mean, i had the pleasure of meeting some of the students here, and we went to the that great julese bravery and the intensity when you know when you're a student and adults are telling you you can't do certain things and you've been a good kid it's really hard defy that and yet we are seeing children and young adults have the courage to defy and to speak up. and i think the more that we can support them in doing that, the better off we are. but i also think need to protect them. we need to protect schools a÷jís spaces■+■here

that’s complete proposal, okay, adele and... that was the name of the wife of the french navigator julesttention to the screen, this is what they look like. 10 questions from the second round are over. alexey, share your impressions, what do you think is more difficult, the first or second round? well, for me personally, they seemed indistinguishable, identical in complexity and time to think about it. we also have a controversial point, two players scored 24 points each, and we will have to resort to the help of our computer , which will count which of these players gave their correct answers faster than their competitor, let's see, dmitry was faster, congratulations, so let's applaud the guys, congratulations, here it is, the four players we will meet in the third tour and four players to whom we will say goodbye now. guys, thank you for the game, goodbye, leave the court, thank you, in the second round the questions were more difficult, in the first they were quite easy, but the second didn’t go, it was a shame that i i knew most of the questions, but answered too quickly, then i star

further a story worthy of the pen of jules, it’s true, what kind of treasure is on a ship that sank backhen the galleon is raised in a few minutes. why are you placing your feet incorrectly? good morning to you, what happened? premiere on rtr. no cell phone, no documents, nothing on him, you don’t have a suspect, yes, no, yes, who, are we going to arrest? no, no, not to the library, you are not afraid that i will kill you, you snitsova, today on rtr, a terrible verdict, the tv star ended up in prison, the reality show participant will spend the next year and a half behind bars. the celebrity is sure that it’s all his ex-wife’s fault, who is taking revenge and demanding millions. live on friday on rtl. let's see, love is when you look in one direction. look, look, look, you want to look, look, let's look, look, well, look at the screen, look at me, takes out, look, look, agreement. sign, we sign at the same time for one, two, three, we sign, we look, we look , maybe we can go to my place, just watch a movie, there are places that fascinate, because they are part of the cultural code, beca

i mean, i had the pleasure of meeting some of the students here, and we went to the that great jules pizza and i'm the bravery and the intensity when you know when you're a student and adults are telling you you can't do certain things and you've been a good kid it's really hard defy that and yet we are seeing children and young adults have the courage to defy and to speak up. and i think the more that we can support them in doing that, the better off we are. but i also think need to protect them. we need to protect schools a÷jís spaces■+■here they can try stuff out. okay, there are numerous questions. we'll go at front for the book signing. there are books available for purchase. but first let's give them a big hand. thank you. welcome, everybody. great to have you with us today for conversation. education, the right. what we're going to dig into is at a time when there is evident polarization, enormous polarization across the country, fierce debate about many issues, education is no different, whether we're talking about what we see in college and on college campuses are fights abo

and i just wanted to make them aware that there's a movie out now called "jules." it's rated pg-13.t's wonderfully entertaining and heartwarming little film. it's a rare little film that senior citizens especially will enjoy because filled with filth like so much of entertainment is nowadays. host: ok. caller: and i just want to share that with everyone. it's a wonderful little film. it's senior citizens meet "e.t.." and it will put smile on your face. host: well movie reviewer steve is joining with us his recommendation on the open forum. thanks for that. is in ohio, democrats line. good morning. caller: good morning, pedro. how are you today? host: i'm fine, thank you. caller: great. i was interested in you had the topic of gambling this morning and as i listened to some of the callers, i thought to myself people seem to have a lot of money for gambling. when i listen to your callers and they talk about the high price of gas and food and, you know i'd like to gamble, i go once in a while and i spend what i think i can afford. but i never complained about the price of gas or food b

barrie's peter pan, alice in wonderland lewis carroll , wonderland by lewis carroll, several books by jules may contain offensive examples of white supremacy. was captain hook a white supremacist? i can't remember de—man oh, probably. >> i think he was a white bloke, wasn't it? he didn't have a disability, but, he did. >> should get some points for >> he should get some points for that, right? >> yeah, probably. that, right? >> yeah, probably . yeah. no, i >> yeah, probably. yeah. no, i think he was, but i mean , isn't think he was, but i mean, isn't it boring? >> it's just boring. >> it's just boring. >> it's just boring. >> it's always the same thing. i always think, are these always think, who are these special are special librarians that are allowed keys to the naughty cupboard they can decide cupboard that they can decide who's allowed who isn't? who's allowed in and who isn't? >> know, with >> well, you know, like with children's so children's books as well. so doctor it doctor seuss, the what's it called? of doctor called? the estate of doctor seuss. they didn't just say, oh, apply s

. —— frankie jules—hough. instagrammed, tiktok and youtube, stuff like this is easy to find.risks? . , ., young male drivers, why do they take more risks?— more risks? all young people have a develoin: more risks? all young people have a developing brain _ more risks? all young people have a developing brain but _ more risks? all young people have a developing brain but young - more risks? all young people have a developing brain but young males, l developing brain but young males, their brain is developing at a slightly different rate to females's so they are more likely to take risks while fatigued, they are more likely to take risks when they are in social situations and the reason is because they've got that social reward, they can feel like they are showing off to their friends and they actually get from benefit from that and then more likely think their skills are potentially better than they are. their skills are potentially better than they are-— than they are. why don't we 'ust scare people? i than they are. why don't we 'ust scare people? showi than they are. why do