and the far right has was been vocal about kais saied. en since the coop, they took a position publicly in the european parliament and supported saied's actions in tunisia. so when the far right gains that much influence in europe, it obviously leads to political figures like kais saied in the middle east. folly: elizia, let me ask you about the future. tunisia was where the arab spring started in 2011. there was a lot of hope for this country, this was the first success of the arab spring. and today it finds itself in this situation, an economy in tatters, they are still waiting on this. what do you think the future holds, and does the government, does president kais saied have a clear plan to bring the economy back on track, and what are his goals ultimately? what does he want? elizia: this is the biggest concern, the economy. signs have shown consistently he is completely inept when it comes to the economy. and empty headed foreign policy. what he wants, he has been completely obsessed with this idea of a new constitution, and sort of u

his attorney joe takapina was making the criticism of this kay saying it's as simple as this as a state prosecutor prosecuting federal election law violations that doesn't exist according to federal election officials simple as that. now former president trump as you mentioned is now on his way back to florida, where he will appear later tonight at mar-a-lago expected to address hundreds of his supporters. it should be noted here, liz, that trial if convicted former president trump could face as much as four years per felony count, if convicted on all counts given the maximum sentence he could face up to 136 years in jail. liz: got it. lydia hu, thank you so much. really appreciate your reporting there. let's welcome back to the show former u.s. attorney guy lewis, former federal prosecutor katie turkowski. both have read the indictment ment a lot of prosecutors are not fans of donald trump. when you take out the words though, it's basically when you see it, and we've read through it too, it feels more like a books and records case and not a federal campaign violation felony here. what

lampard says it was an easy decision given his links with the club, the football writer oliver kay saysrrible decision. in the dresser market and a lot of this is come from sacking managers, which is what they need to do. despite being a serial critic of this or a cynic about this regime, i think this gives them time, it gives them breathing space while they look for a new manager. it's an interim appointment. somebody who knows the club well, somebody who knows the immediate task. i don't see a downside to it. i see a lot of people getting hysterical about it but personally i think it's the most sensible thing they've done in the 12 months they been there. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today... lorcan tucker has become only the second irishman to hit a test century. he made 108 against bangladesh as they closed their second innings on 286—8 at the end of day 3 — that's a lead of 131. it's the first day of the county championships. champions surrey are batting first against lancashire at old trafford. cameron steele is unbeaten at 86. it's a r

ghannouchi and raided the ennahda party's headquarters in the latest crackdown on critics of president kais saied. saied has been accused of carrying out a legislative coup after he dismissed the government, declared rule by decree, and vowed to rewrite tunisia's constitution in 2021. this is ghannouchi speaking just two days before he was detained. >> tunisia, without another party and without political islam, without the left or any of the components, is a civil war project. it is a crime. therefore, those who welcome this coup cannot be democrats. amy: in other news from tunisia, clashes broke out between mourning protesters and police at the funeral of professional soccer player nizar issaoui, who died last week after setting himself on fire in what has been described as a protest against the police state. prior to his death, issaoui decried the police for accusing him of terrorism after a dispute with a fruit vendor over the price of bananas. in syria, saudi arabia's foreign minister met with syrian president bashar al-assad in damascus in the first high-level saudi visit to syria since the

says he'll file an appeal called the u, a. e non cooperation unprecedented. kathy powell is an associate professor and public law at the university of kay, towner. she says the south african government might now look for help from in support. the group to the are a very big part of a huge corruption into poets. in fact, so big that it will capture it 1st tackle in you report of the previous published detector, which you discovered sit across the book as a dancer did in control of if that's in the gym. what topic they had in the and then the matter was investigated in detailed, by a full commission of inquiry capture, which found that the group terms of the family. because every employee exercised over the president of the time, jacob had managed to acquire more than $15000000.00 rent from south africa. probably since who can appeal refusal of an extradition order and how and what the requirements are going to depend on the way you handled extradition. so at the moment the, the fact except is not the agreement between south africa and you need to call or 8 on tradition. but the actual math can both are much extradition, processed within the south

i got this phone call from peter kay saying i want to use amarillo on this comic relief thing i'm doingt ever a struggle to stay positive? not at the moment, no. there will be a cure, eventually. the specialist that actually did the tests on me said the fact that i was a singer for a living and music was for ever around me, said that music is one of the top therapies for dementia. all i wanted to do was sing for a living. i felt that was what i was put on the earth to do and that is what i did. and that is what you will carry on doing? i will carry on doing, yes. that is a threat! tim muffett with that report. a gorgeous report. you can listen to tony christie's version of thank you for being a friend on thank you day on the 2nd ofjuly. and tony will be 80 in a couple of weeks. he looks great. they both looked great. happy birthday in advance, tony. if you want to get in touch with us about anything this morning then we'd love to hear from you. you can now send us a message on whatsapp — the number is 0330123 0440, orjust scan the qr code with your phone's camera and that will automatic

i could have opened the door, but not yet completely, apparently, if they suddenly say. kayr the nearest, where will you perform and what are the chances that the selection will be given to paris for the olympic games for you will be opened. hmm, i don't know the odds. as if, probably, it’s already great, you can say so, you can probably already assume so, because there, up to 15-17 years old, we were already allowed directly there from april 4, in my opinion, they were admitted to the european world championships, if everything works out for the better, then we immediately have, uh, a rating tournament in hungary in the month of july. in principle, it is not so much time before him. and even more, we will not chase with glasses, so that at least in the near future we will accept, and the international start was talking literally before your arrival by phone about contacting the hungarian hungarian federation now and discussing the moment of staying there for the training camp, and the training camps are also held there, in principle, international ones, and they also arrive

the response from elsewhere, we have yet to see i know and alabama the governorship, kay ivey, released a statement saying in alabama who is also republican, expressing her thoughts and prayers, which is the familiar narrative that we hear. but there is no sign yet by any of those leaders in alabama to meet that commitment that president biden is constantly calling on for politicians in this country, for lawmakers to meet. which is to ban assault weapons.— assault weapons. thank you very much, assault weapons. thank you very much. our _ assault weapons. thank you very much, our north _ assault weapons. thank you very much, our north america - much, our north america correspondent. the chief minister of the indian state of uttar pradesh has appealed for calm after a former politician was shot dead while under police escort. atiq ahmed, who had been convicted of kidnapping, was shot dead live on tv along with his brother. they were answering questions from journalists when they were killed in prayagraj. our correspondent, roxy gagdekar chhara, gave us more details reporters were asking questions to these tw

olly kay, seniorfootball writer at the athletic, says the possibility of chelsea winning the competitionlike they did under roberto di matteo and keeping frank lampard as manager is an unlikely one. it's a remote possibility, i don't think chelsea are going to win the champions league. they didn't when they appointed robert di matteo in 2012 as an interim and their champions league wins have generally come in seasons where you wouldn't have thought they would've happened, so i suppose there is that as an omen, but i can't see that see that happening. it would be a very nice position for them to be in and have that kind of choice but i can't see it happening. let's bring you up to date witrh the the masters which is under way with the race for the greenjacket expected to be closely fought over the next four days. beautiful conditions in augusta right now but the weather is expected to take a turn for the worse as the tournament progresses. players will be hoping to get a good opening round under their belts before the anticipated rain. cameron young is three under par. six of them current

the company's brands include jarrett, kay jewelers and zales signet says that engagement, jewelry sales were down last year and are expected to be down this year as well. there's also been a decline in dating overall since 2019. that's according to new data from the pew research center. it's a vacation interests that usually attracts retirees. but a new report showing millennials really like going on cruises analysis by the wall street journal explains why cruisers are now growing on a younger crowd and for millennials, many would rather spend money on experiences social media platforms like tiktok and youtube have been pretty influential here. the report says younger people have been creating travel videos. specifically about their cruises videos under the hashtag cruise talk have gained over a billion views. for the gram. >> next year 3, the warriors are 2 wins away from the next round of the playoffs. but can they get this win on the road? we'll hear from coach steve kerr when kate rooney joins us. plus, should there be an age limit on apps like tiktok instagram or snapchat? what a b

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signet jewelers says there is a quote, engagement gap. signet brands include jared kaynships died and new ones took a while to develop because of covid restrictions. the retailer expects sales to stay slow through 2024 that to get back to pre pandemic sale levels . purchases will have to grow 25% before. by 2026. that's a look at your dollars and cents pam. it's vacation interests at historically geared towards older couples, retirees and the occasional family reunions. but now, a new report says more millennials are booking cruises , according to the wall street journal. interesting cruises is growing for the younger crowd. millennials reportedly would rather spend money on experiences instead of items and cruises are often the best bang for your buck option, especially as it crams as much as possible into a few vacation days. many cruise lines are adapting to a younger crowd by adding things like rock climbing walls go kart tracks, ice skating rinks and even surfing on the boats. a new survey shows almost 80% of workplace managers think people in generation z are the

that he spent some time behind the wheel late last year under the alias dave kay shuttling people around san francisco. he sayse bay bridge and he got stuck in rush hour traffic. he says he'll never do that. again. it's part of a growing trend of ceo. sometimes working the jobs of those employees in the company, so they kind of get a better feel for what they do and the challenges starbucks. ceo has also worked in the stores at the store level recently michael. what do you think? i think it's a stunt. i think it would be more realistic if they took the pay of one of their average workers which tends to be 364 times and less than their pay how about if they took that for a day or a week or a month then maybe i would be impressed but they go do that same work and pay themselves hundreds of thousands dollars. i'm not impressed. i mean, that's a good point. it's a good point. i mean on one hand, maybe they see what's happening on the ground if they're really determined to do that but on the other sounds like a stunt often, doesn't it? yeah, i gotta tell you it doesn't really feel real to me even a little bit, you

sir nicholas kay is a former british ambassador to sudan and says the evacuation operation will faceto the planning and the information that the foreign office has about the threat situation in khartoum, but i can only imagine that they have staged this evacuation from an airfield, which they are confident is secure. and the challenge of getting there is real, but sudanese and british citizens, nationals are managing to get there. clearly, from what some people are saying, not everybody will be able to make it and they are looking for a means to meet somewhere in khartoum and to be escorted safely from there in a group to the airfield. sounds reasonable. and as i say, i'm just not close enough to the actual detail. whether that will be possible or not. yeah, i completely understand that you're not part of the current planning process. but given your role as ambassador in multiple places, afghanistan included, and especially when, when there is a crisis of this sort of magnitude, can a military escort get involved and assist british nationals to evacuate these sorts of war zones? only

kai. be michaels was one of more michael says heklina t. to be themselves just creating cool spaces where we can be weirdos. you know, we can. we can do whatever drag the way that feels really safe and fun under says he's received tax from celebrities to politicians all reaching out to share their condolences. i wish you could see. >> all of the outpouring, i think even i mean, i would be surprised how many people are across the she really did affect a lot of people's lives. >> 55. and if you love who's playing a coachella and you know, you're you're past the stage of your life, james, where you want to get hot and sweaty in the dow, you can use the youtube app and you can watch on youtube and if you're for streaming subscriber, they got 6 stages all at once. you can see everything that miss a beat. >> how cool is that? right? very yeah. in the comfort of your own living i know you don't like to leave. if i have to leave my and still go to coachella. all right there. and it kicks off april 14th through the 16th and back the 21st through the

kai. be michaels was one of many who stopped by a racist. more. >> michael says heklina always encourage people to be themselves just creating cool spaces where we can be weirdos. you know, we can. we can do whatever drag and in a way that feels really safe and fun under says he's received text from celebrities to politicians all reaching out to share their condolences. i wish you could see. >> all of the outpouring, i think even i mean, it would be surprised how many people are across the she really did affect a lot of people's lives. >> well, oakland police officers, they file a claim against the city for damages suffered because of a ransomware attack on the city. now that claim was filed thursday by attorneys for the police officers association. the union is asking for monetary compensation and credit monitoring services for their officers. city officials have said they plan on meeting with the union. so far. there's no word if a meeting has been scheduled or if it has already occurred. >> city of sunnyvale as a new city hall and it's made history. >> the fir

kay woodcock, reported the missing. woodcock was the first witness called to the stand yesterday, she says only 17 days after tammy died, she signed into an amazon account that laurie had access to searches for wedding dresses and rings in divorce paper. was from lori's previous marriage, her ex husband said. lori thought she was a godlike figure who believed her kids were zombies. but the defense yesterday insisted laurie has a happy go lucky personality laurie. it was such a good responsible mother to her two children she believes in life after death. and she believes she will see her deceased family. including her children again when there's lack of evidence. the law calls it not guilty. you said you would be fair and impartial. prosecutors are expected to call more than 200 witnesses at the trial. lori is also charged in the death of her ex husband in arizona. nascar has suspended driver cody ware after his arrest in a domestic violence case. the 27 year old faces a felony assault charge and a misdemeanor assault on a female charge. he's been released on bond. coming up. bald eagle is rescued on a busy highway smart

good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today... some uk citizens left behind in sudan sayview�*s underway to find out why some smartphones did not receive the national alert message which was sent out yesterday afternoon. a limited number of extra eurovision tickets go on sale, after the original batch sold out in less than ninety minutes. good in less than ninety minutes. morning.

leader, chiang kai shek many young taiwanese c chung as a controversial figure because of his authoritarian rule, the taiwan republic office group was the statue remove authorities in india say a gas leak in the northern state of punjab has killed 11 people, others are being treated in hospital. the leak happened in an industrial district. the source is being investigated. gas leaks or common in india due to poor checks and safety standards. pope francis has rounded off his 3 day trip to hungry with a public mass in budapest, parliament square, tens of thousands gathered to hear the pontiff who said that hungry must not close the doors on migraines or the poor is plea is at odds with the policies of hon. gary and prime minister victor, oregon, who is against immigration during his visit, the pope also met with refugees, including some from ukraine who had fled to neighboring hungry some $1000000.00 ukrainians have crossed the border there since the war began. refugees from ukraine were among the hundreds of people who crowded to meet pipe francis on his 2nd day in hungary the pontiff has used his trip to highlight the need for pace and praised hungarians, the taking in peopl

tw points tonight your honor purse starting point should be footnote 1 where the court says in a stare decisis kay congressional inaction is not sufficient for this court to abide by erroneous interpretation andhas when the old court looked with two other initiative. that's the different stato stare decisis. doesn't matter whether it's wrong. stare decisis only has a role to play when the ruling is wrong. if the ruling s right we would not need stare decisis. stare decisis has a role to play only when a ruling is erroneous and still we say congress has had a chance two and t ball was in congress court and ngress has not done the reasons of predictability and reliability and for reliance for reasons of credibility in the judicial system, we maintain what we said about what statutes mean. spending even f stutory stare decisis this courtoo at the enumerated factors and this is exceptional case where every factor is an overruling. not just exceptionally poor quality of the partisan -- hardison but the fact the government is not even dending the test and certainly not isdefending the rationale of hardi

leader, chiang kai shek many anti one e z chang as a controversial figure because of his authoritarian rule, the taiwan republic office group. once the statue removed and authorities in india say, a gas leak in the northern state of punjab has killed 11 people. others are being treated in hospital. the leak happened in an industrial distract the source of the leak. still being investigated. gas leaks are common in india due to poor checks and safety standards. let's turn now to the war in ukraine and authorities in russia occupied crimea, say a mass of oil terminal fire was caused by a ukrainian drone attack. cave does not deny the claim. both sides appear to be stepping up airstrikes before a long awaited ukrainian counter offensive. moscow installed authorities at the port of sylvester, paul say they brought the fire quickly under control. good, not before the blaze burned through tons of oil products. keith did not claim responsibility for the attack. ukraine's military intelligence chief said a higher power was at work, claiming the incident was god's punishment for an earlier wave of russian air strikes on ukraine. those strikes with the 1st large scale air attacks on ukr

chiang kai shek when he untie when he see chung as a controversial figure because of his authoritarian rule that i want republic office group. once the statute removed, authorities in india say a gas leak in the northern state of punjab has killed 11 people. others are being treated in hospital. the league happened in an industrial district and the source of the leak is still being investigated. catholics are common in india due to poor checks and safety standards. voters are going to the polls in his breakfast and for a referendum on constitutional reforms that would boost human rights, but also allow the president to stay in office until 2040. the changes would include abolishing capital punishment and better legal protections for citizens and u. s. presidential biden said he is quote, working like how to secure the release of unlawfully detained americans abroad. speaking at the annual white house dinner for journalists, widened address family members of detainees before welcoming basketball star brittany greiner, who was released from russian prison in december. let's turn now to the war in ukraine authorities in russian occupied crimea, say a massive oil terminal. fire

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kai. be michaels was one of many. he stopped by a racist. more. >> michael says heklina always encourage people to be themselves just creating cool spaces where we can be you know, we can. we can do whatever drag the way that feels really safe and fun. drollinger says he's received text from celebrities to politicians all reaching out to share their condolences. i wish you could see. >> all of the i think even i mean, i would be surprised how many people across the she really did affect a lot of people's lives. >> at this point, her cause of death has not yet been determined. live in san francisco amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> thank you, amanda. the tremendously wet winter we have had. he's breaking records in the sierra state. water officials today clocking in 10 and a half feet of snow at the phillips station location. it south lake tahoe area. >> but we're hearing stories from some of our measuring cooperators, especially in the southern sierra that this is by far some of the deepest packed ever measured on record. we have some folks that have been, you know, t

kai. be michaels was one of many. he stopped by a racist. more. >> michael says heklina always encourage people to be themselves just creating cool spaces where we can be you know, we can. we can do whatever drag the way that feels really safe and fun rolling or says he's received tax from celebrities to politicians all reaching out to share their condolences. i wish you could see. >> all of the outpouring, i think even i mean, i would be surprised how many people across the she really did affect a lot of people's lives. >> at this point, a cause of death has not yet been determined. live in san francisco, amanda hari kron, 4 news. thank you, amanda. president trump flew to new york city today ahead of his arraignment tomorrow. supporters lined the streets from our lago to the airport in palm beach, florida. >> as he headed out our country's ella sogomonian is in the newsroom. much now with the latest l a >> well, grant and vicki tomorrow set to be an unprecedented. the rain never before has a former president been indicted on criminal charges. donald trump is fa

kay. ♪ the parents of the louisville shooting are speaking out for the first time saying they are so sorrymental health issues started a year ago with panic attacks and anxiety and he had been seeing a psychiatrist and they thought it was under control. >> he called me on the tuesday before the event and he said, well, i have a panic attack yesterday and i had to leave work. i said, okay, what happened? what was the cause? i don't know. i don't know what it was. but i -- i think i should take off a while. i said, that's fine. we're here to help you. >> did you worry he was suicidal? >> that's all so inconceivable to me, he was willing to talk to me. he told us before he would never do such a thing like that before. >> well meaning people keep saying to us, you did what any, you know, reasonable parents would have done. but connor, in his darkest hour, needed us to be exceptional. not reasonable. and we failed him. we were not exceptional. and i guess if we can send a message to people that you -- when you're faced with this may have to go to exceptional means, maybe it can help open their

kay. ♪ ♪ >>> top story we are following today, sudan under siege. as the u.s. saysrying to held get remaining americans out of the country. this follows a huge rescue operation by u.s. special forces that evacuated u.s. embassy staff and their families overnight on sunday. the state department released this photo of secretary of state antony blinken as he watched the mission unfold from the white house. u.s. government estimates, though, that 16,000 americans remain in the country. many of them dual citizens. officials say the number of americans wanting to leave remains just in the dozens. biden administration says there are no plans for a large-scale u.s.-led evacuation operation for now. we'll continue to monitor. boris? >>> bed bath & beyond forced to add a new "b" to the brand. bankrupt. the retailer just filing for chapter 11 on sunday, alerting its customers that it is, quote, winding down operations and closing stores. there's some 360 bed bath & beyond locations and 120 bye bye baby shops. not clear how many will shut down or what will happen to the company

says, despite the pollution, they continue to practice their traditions. te maire: ngai tahu was defined by the environment. it's defined by a mahinga kai.er, mutton-birding's another. getting seafood, those types of things, are a basic part of who we are. really, you're talking about a community, and the destruction of a community. it's just not about fishing. what you really learn when you're young is who your family members are and your relationships, and who the elders are and how you engage with people. yaara: that's been completely disrupted because of the degradation of the rivers here. te maire: so, what i think we've really got are the extinction of our waterways in the south island. i think it's more than disrupted, degraded, and all those types of words. there's a real threat that the ashley river will not be a river, it will be a creek. yaara: the government says it's put the maori concept of te mana o te wai, or the health of the waterways, at the heart of its freshwater reforms. but dr. tau says rivers can't be cleaned up unless the nitrate limit is reduced. te maire: how they make decisions on some of these points, i'm rea

kai. be michaels was one of many he stopped by a racist. more michael says heklina always encourage people to be themselves just creating cool spaces where we can be weirdos. you know, we can. we can do whatever drag the way that feels really safe and fun under says he's received tax from celebrities to politicians all reaching out to share their condolences. i wish you could see. >> all of the outpouring, i think even i mean, i would be surprised how many people are across the she really did affect a lot of people's lives. >> tone for tuesday morning. before we go, let's check in with olivia horton. see what's up with live in the bay today. hi, olivia. >> hi, good morning, everybody. coming up today on live in the bay, we're heading outside for the big game. the top items from best reviews that you'll need to be as comfortable as a spectator at your next sporting events. and while we're outdoors, we're continuing to celebrate community garden week. and this time we're heading into the kitchen with perfect for your easter dinner this weekend. plus, it's cook

kai. be michaels was one of many who stopped by a racist. more. michael saysurage people to be themselves just creating cool spaces where we can be you know, we can. we can do whatever drag the way that feels really safe and fun under says he's received tax from celebrities to politicians all reaching out to share their condolences. i wish you could see. >> all of the outpouring, i think even i mean, i would be surprised how many people are across the she really did affect a lot of people's lives. >> let's talk sports said the a's trying to come up with win and the first game of the series with the guardians. and here we go. bill teams back and forth the whole game with the lead trading. it bottom of the 9 th down and seth brown hits a 2 run shot that ties it. so that was great. but then the guardians came right back. 2 more runs and it then that gave them the lead. the a's tried to make a last-ditch effort. couldn't happen, though. i mean, they really battle to the end. and in the end, they lost despite one run 12 to 11 game. 2 is tonight at 6.40, 12 was the

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what they're saying is these two chinese residents of new york city were operating what kay called an overseas police station in the heart of chinatown, but that actually they were agents of the chinese government seeking to harass and intimidate dissidents and in some cases, try to force them to return to china if they were wanted for a crime of corruption, and they did that without registering for the government the doj alleges they obstructed justice. this is a common tactic of the chinese government that counted more than 100 these overseas chinese police stations, that ostensibly are there to provide services for the overseas chinese committee, and actually ended up intimidating, and target, and harassing anyone who speaks against the government of china. >> explain the filings, the indictments. >> yeah, so that was the other case is a remarkable case to me, it's the most expensive doj indictment i have seen since the 2016 election and the famous indictment of the russian internet search agency, where the doj is providing the fruits of intelligence gathering, and the government i

. >> they call us cert find -- >> katty kay when she fills in says you all are certifiacertif. >> i'veen we saw what you did. whoa super athlete here. >> call me a glutton for punishment the marathon is quite the physical challenge just to finish is a huge accomplishment for anyone. so congrats to your relatives and other friends who participated in that honestly, guys, i'm so grateful to be here, to be your colleague and to just be part of this amazing operation. you all do wonderful work. i hope to live up to the standard >> oh, my gosh come on. we've watched you for years. >> please, please. we're a mess. >> you've so outdone us already, which is why we're your warmup act. thank you so much. by the way, everybody, welcome ana cabrera picks up the coverage right now. >> thank you, guys let's get it done. >> good morning to all of you. thank you for being with us for this first show of mine here on msnbc. i'm ana cabrera reporting live from new york. we're staying on top of several fast-moving stories on this monday, starting with an intense abortion rights showdown that could be on a

kay jewelers and levi's. they claim mother's day can be triggering for some, which is a thing they would never say about any otherpeople who get ignored on father's day, right? ironically, ironically, even ancestry.com said mother's day may be a tough time, i guess, if you find out your parents were cousins. and then bye-bye baby says mother's day for some can be a really hard day and that's from the baby furniture store. that's where i got my last bedroom set. we reached out to the companies for comment. we only heard back from ancestry who said mother's day can be difficult if you've lost a loved one but there is another explanation, we must be sensitive to those who had difficulty conceiving, and since when do companies allow you to opt out of things that bother you? employees are usually inundated with special days, months, and awareness weeks. i lost an uncle on black friday but i still shop at best buy. walked right over him. it's weird. that mother's day, however, is the only one that's deemed problematic. but by this logic, any holiday could be triggering for some people so here's the solution, companies.

she was arrested at his home. police say he was detained for questioning on the orders of the public prosecutor. good. her, she is a made a potent a president. kai is sired who's been accused of orchestrating a power grab after he suspended parliament in 2021. william laurence is a professor of international relations at the american university and a former u. s. diplomat to tunis here. he says that she does, he and president is expanding his cracked out on opponents. mrs. the 10th time it's been held and interrogated since the crew of the summer 2021. the question was, you know, how far would they going to go this? we're hearing, they shut down the party headquarters and evacuated it, and this was all precipitated by a speech. he gave us pensively on sunday night in which he said that shutting down the political opposition was tantamount to starting a civil war. and they're making that comment that he made into an active site, and that's what they brought him in again for the 10th round of questioning, but in a much more direct union way. on the 27th night aroma done. they came to his house before they were coming in the day and arresting them

because this is setting victim hood to song saying everything is horrible and you're oppressed and you're an oppressioner or victim and we can sing about it. they kayke, go broke. woke carries the kind of connotation it does because it doesn't help business, it's not going to help this film and i love the original grease so i don't know why they had to touch it. ashley: couldn't agree more and i want to get to this story. protesters at state university of albany in new york tried to shut down a free speech event hosted by conservative pundit speakers by ripping up one of the bibles. watch this. [ chanting ]. ashley: so much for the first amendment, so much for tolerance if they don't like what you're talking about, you're not allowed to say anything. it makes me so mad, tomi. >> it upsets me as well because it's happened to me at a number of occasions. office the university of new mexico and few months back and had to be barricaded in the kitchen because it turned violent. riley gains had it happen to her as well. this is cancel culture but the way we fight back is we have consequences for people that try to shut down free speech and do it in a vio

kay and nina warhurst. 0ur headlines today. former president donald trump speaks for the first time since appearing in court. he's pleaded not guilty and sayso seek to destroy it. cheering. dame deborah's legacy. the fund she launched before her death from bowel cancer last year raises more than £11 million for research into the disease.

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kay is here. they are all msnbc contributors. i will say this to you, david jolly.ike such a bleeping idiot. >> yeah. listen, it's somewhat easy to absorb his ignorance six to seven years in question his intent. right? here is the thing. it's very dangerous what he just did. we kind of -- he has been normalized but understand even his comments about president xi jinping of china, right now, in the world, in the region, china has just finished a very aggressive exercise where they surrounded taiwan the u.s. is on the eve of an escalated exercise in response, much larger than past years. this is a critical geopolitical national security region when donald trump as a former president says, our current guy, joe biden, doesn't know what he is doing, and the president of china really does, that actually has significant reverberations lloyd austin, the secretary of defense, called what's happening in the region a really big deal. in the past, former presidents would have kept their mouth shut or would have backed up the sitting president. we live in a world in which donald

and potentially his political chances down the road. >> no doubt about it katty kay, i mean, i don't mean to keep saying it, but, you know, you go up against the last guy, that's one thing. you go up against bob iger, you're going to get -- you're going to get hurt politically. i think ron desantis needs to sue for peace as fast as possible. >> yeah. the donors are watching this and what's happened. i mean, between the six weeks abortion ban and going up against bob iger and disney, it's been devastating with ron desantis' donor fortunes donors who wanted to get on board with somebody who wasn't donald trump now saying, "we're going to hold off. he is looking less and less like somebody who is going to be the republican nominee, over a fight he can't win, in a state where disney employs thousands of people and brings in billions of dollars. none of it makes sense i agree, it'll be interesting to see what steve gives us in the charts, but the numbers don't work for him. >> yeah, the numbers don't work. jonathan lemire, this is, a again -- he's gotten way over his head let me say it again, bob iger is goi

say this? i come metalized a lot of it and i don't know how i survived that. yes. i'm going to ask. thank you, kay. thank you so much. our history is so important. and today i'm terrified that it's getting lost. so i thank you for bringing its history to us. my question is that you discussed the liaison between sally hemings and thomas jefferson. do you think that their liaison had a great deal of love in it? and can you talk about the education that i think both of them had as they went through their travels? okay. so i'm going to start with the last part of that question. the education they had and thank you for that question. okay. so many of you probably know that jefferson was ambassador and minister to france after the civil war. his wife was already dead. her name was martha. well, skelton, i mean, i'm a revolutionary war. thank you. thank you. and he's in paris and one of his children dies and names lucy, a little girl dies. and at this point, jefferson wants all of his children with him. there were only two survivors, one martha, my four times great grandmother was already in paris with h