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"cobra kai." "cobra kai," fourth season, it's the number one show on netflix.: i had no idea. very excited to talk to him about that. hey, jon, personal question-- you don't have to answer it if you don't want to. have you had the covid? >> jon: i haven't gotten it yet. >> stephen: anybody in the band? lewis, you had it briefly? wow, how was it? >> no symptoms. >> stephen: no symptoms? you're a lucky man. i tell you, we are-- we're on the air tonight. we're doing the show tonight here from the ed sullivan theater. ( applause ) this is why i ask-- thank you-- this is why i ask is that i assume we're on the air tonight. i-- i-- >> jon: i see the camera here. >> stephen: i would check online but i don't google my own name. ( cheers and applause ). >> jon: why would you? >> stephen: it's a long story. anyway, here's the thing is that my dear friend jimmy kimmel is not on tonight. theypushed back a week, they're not doing this week. trevor, my friend trevor is not on for the next couple of weeks. seth myers is not on tonight, because my dear friend, seth, has got th

the kremlin has heeded president the kai of calls for assistance and sent more than 2000 troops to help protect the fire on russia's doorstep. but there are a few signs of peace here on the streets of kazakstan as each day brings fresh bloodshed al matty, the country's largest city, has become grown 0 and a deadly battle against what many here see as a crooked government. i wonder that these seem we want to tell the whole world that the only thing flourishing in kazakhstan is corruption. at night when we hear explosions, i'm scared. it hurts to know that young people are dying. when he might, watching, the protests began over a hike in fuel prices, but decades of corruption and inequality have found the flames of rebellion across a nation rich in resources to kai of response to the protest sparked international concern vehicle which dot, we want to protect the rule of law everywhere. so to that end we call for no violence and for an end to violence. interesting. and obviously that also means that there should be no violence against citizens. in that sense, there's unity and what is bein

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to kai, of response to the protests has sparked international concern vivian reached out. we want to protect the rule of law everywhere to that end we call for no violence and for an end to violence system. and obviously that also means that there should be no violence against citizens. and in that sense, there is unity and what is being heard from the you, the german government, from me and many others around the world who are seeing please come back to peaceful progress in the country. ah, but as to kind of raises the stakes in his fight for political survival, that is what he, that peaceful progress has given way brutal authoritarianism. the journalist bruce pioneer is a central asia specialist. he's following the story for us and he joined us now from prague. so tell us 1st rush as role. how is that impacting this situation? well, you know, the fact that russia would ultimately, of course, is the head of this collective security for the organization agreed to send what they're on these keepers that the cost on would certainly seem to be an indication that they're side

to kai of response to the protest sparked international concern. vip on reached out. we want to protect the rule of law everywhere. to that end, we call for no violence, and for an end to violence, subsistence. and obviously that also means that there should be no violence against citizens. and in that sense, those unity and what is being heard from the e u. the german government, from me and many others around the world who are seeing please come back to peaceful progress in the country. ah, but as to kai of raises the stakes in his fight for political survival, there is worry that peaceful progress has given way brutal authoritarianism. read stanish is a correspondent for radio fee for europe, and he's been covering their story from prague where he joins his son now. read how or protestors responding to the news of the president's shoot to kill orders. well, much not clear right now. you can extend the largest field on the outside world. it's made, airports are closed, were becoming due by russian troops. internet services and phone lines are a on and off throughout

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did you have any reservations about coming back to cobra kai? >> really and billy, we've been friend for 30 years here. they were so articulate, the writers. when we sat down and we met the first time, they were big fans, like they were "star wars" fans. this was their "star wars." the greatest thing was i believed their pitch when they told me what they were going to do with the character. they say you'll come in in episode 10. i said why can't i come in in episode 5, episode, 6? they said because you're going to set up season two. they were right. there was a lot of excitement when john pops into the dojo and i never thought it would be the gift that keeps giving. but as long as there were moments that i enjoyed acting, i met them -- when i did "karate kid," i was on hiatus from cagney and lacey." we didn't think this would have the longevity that it does. you know, there are really no prima donnas on this show. we're all really just pals trying to do a good job with some good writing. and we've succeeded, you know. >> let me ask you quickly a

the group called itself peshawar-kai.t was founded in 1983 to support knack cure ra tetsu's activities in pakistan and later afghanistan. staffmembers continue to give advice to prevent food shortages and malnutrition. fujita chiyoko worked with nakamura for 30 years. five young staffmembers assist her. >> translator: dr. nakamura said we need to hire people in their 20s because the afghan drought won't end soon. our mission will take at least another 20 years. >> reporter: yamashita hayato joined the organization eight months before nakamura's death. he heard a lecture by him and was inspired. >> translator: i was impressed by the amazing work that japanese people such as dr. nakamura were doing. that made me want to join them. >> reporter: yamashita consults in the pashto language. yamashita used a textbook that nakamura developed to learn pashto. now he can handle even technical terms. thanks in part to his daily consultation, some orange trees are doing well and producing fruit. >> translator: i'm happy when the harve

to kai's father's restaurant? i know. at first, it was just to get under kai's skin. and now? to get under his skin, but, you know, the food is incredible. okay. what gives? something about this whole thing just didn't sit right with me, so i started digging. into what? enlai ying. when myra gave us his name, she seemed surprised that he'd be running an operation like this. myra knew he was an mss agent, but she never actually identified him as bao. this ying guy was ty cop up until two years ago. bao's been working so, i started looking at the suspected dark moon operations we identified. and ying was in shanghai when most of them occurred. so there is no way he could have run all those ops. (scoffs softly) enlai ying isn't bao. we got the wrong man. but there is one chinese agent on traffic cam footage that wasn't at the takedown. i think this is the real bao. and he's still in the wind. thanks. i'll look into it. hey. thanks for staying. like i ever leave. i did what you asked. and? these are all the dark moon operations we believe were led by bao. i cross-referenced them w

. >> come on, kay.them on their way to lds church services. >> would you tell me what happened to jj? you know the grandparents are very worried. >> there's intense media focus, and meanwhile, chad and lori have escaped all of this. they are on a beach in hawaii. they are getting tan. they are walking barefoot. they are living their best life, seemingly completely oblivious to the welfare of the kids. >> lori. tell us where your kids are. everybody wants to know. >> when you're seeing this play out in real time, what is that like for you as you're watching this? >> it was hard to watch on tv, to see how she was handling the whole thing. and why in the world wouldn't you say where your kids are if something wasn't right? i had the same gut feeling in my stomach, the same way i had the same gut feeling when charles was killed. and i thought, if she's not saying where the kids are, the kids are dead. >> it's been five months since jj was last seen, and now finally, lori is arrested. >> kaui police say they

yes, organizationally, ever staunch the kremlin, has he to president a kai of calls for help and sent more than 2000 troops to help put out the fire and brushes doorstep. but there are few signs of peace here on the streets of cossacks done as each day brings fresh bloodshed. government forces say they quote, liquidated dozens of rioters in clash. a set of also claimed the lives of several police. oh, buying the group? well, you have to understand, this is 30 years of pent up anger that's being released. look here to what they're shooting it. all of us is awesome, but none of us wants to hurt anyone. human arnold, in less than 3 years and power took high. it was a chosen successor to autocrat north wilton or tobias. to kai, if his vow to wipe out so called terrorist groups, which he blamed for the uprising number quarter carry the counter terrorist operation continues. the militants have not laid down to arms. they continue to commit crimes or prepare for committing them. the fight against them should be completed. whoever does not surrender will be eliminated. as he fights 1st, polit

jon kay, bbc news.adow, on bbc sounds or wherever you get your podcasts. what a fantastic report that was. thanks for watching newsday. to stay with bbc news. hello there. we've certainly seen some windy weather across more northern parts of the uk into the night. the winds will continue to ease down during the day on thursday. it will still be breezy, mind you, and there should be more sunshine more widely. the strongest winds have been near that area of low pressure that's moving away from the northern isles. this weather front is continuing southwards — its continuing to weaken, which means the rain and drizzle on it is becoming very light and patchy. this is the picture towards the end of the night. further north across the uk, clearer skies are continuing to follow with some more of those showers, mainly in the north of scotland. but it should be a frost free start to thursday. we start quite cloudy across much of wales, the midlands and southern england. some light and patchy rain and drizzle main

but as special correspondent kira kay and producer/videographer jason maloney report, therare few clear international efforts to help myanmar so far, which has led citizens to fight mostly on their own, both from within their country's borders and in exile. this report was produced in collaboration with the bureau for international reporting. >> reporter: on the river that creates the border between thailand and myanmar, also known as burma, a nightly ritual plays out. monks and local volunteers on the thailand side, watched by the thai army, deliver food, water and medicine to the river bank. it is then fetched by the displaced people who are sheltering on the myanmar side of the border. their villages inside myanmar were attacked by their own government in mid-december. thousands are now uprooted. it is just the latest development in a year of turmoil and violence for myanmar following a coup by its military that has now become a civil war between the junta and its citizens taking up arms. to show us the humanitarian crisis firsthand, volunteers took us to the border. >> the fighting

exclusively at kay. >>> a senior white house official tells cnn that plans are under way to sanctionvel russian officials they say are complicit in the destabilizing behavior. this would happen if russia invades ukraine. the national security council meets to discuss the tensions on the border. joining me cnn anchor and chief national security correspondent jim sciutto and cnn's natasha ber bertrand. natasha, what have you learned here? >> a white house official is telling cnn that part of the measures that the u.s. is developing to deter potential russian invasion of ukraine, they have developed these sanctions packages against elite russian officials and business leaders that would be imposed if russia did move to attack ukraine yet gep. we're learning these of fishls are in and around the kremlin's inner circle. they won't tell us who is being eyed for these sanctions, they're worried about flight risks, don't want people to have prior warning so they don't move their assets and try to get ahead of the sanctions. this would be a significant move for the u.s. to target people close

jon kay, bbc news. what a wonderful reunion.ver you get your podcasts. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. more sunshine to come tomorrow actually, and it was so nice to get some sunshine today across more of england and wales after all of this gloomy weather. it's not been a dry january in the north—west of scotland, it's been very wet in highland once again. that rain is clearing away and heading southwards on this weather front. but that is weakening so the rain is becoming more patchy as it moves southwards, mainly heading down into western parts of england and wales. very windy weather for a while in 0rkney and it should be a frost—free night as the winds are picking up, and the cloud moves southwards. milder than last night. this is where the cloud is on thursday morning, there's not much rain by this stage. it moves away to the channel islands with sunshine following on behind. a north—westerly wind which will drag in some showers. many places dry and sunny. whilst it is a bit colder than of late in parts

as he tries to and days of violent protests against his government, cousin jermarta kai of address the nation, declaring they'll be no negotiations. those he calls armed bandits or dozens of protest as in security. personnel have been killed and more than 3000 people detained. protests against fuel prices have now escalated into calls for regime change. comes as thousands of mainly russian troops stream into the country. what's being described as a peacekeeping mission or been for sale. walker reports now from tbilisi in georgia . com has returned to the center of al mattie, though the signs of violence are everywhere on republic square seen of the worst of the clashes security forces have re taken control of guts with government buildings . but they've been food shortages and cues at cash machines and petrol stations with residents venturing out only for essentials. them a solution has got a girl at night when we hear explosions, i'm scared it pains me to know the young people a dying assertion. you go cuz as you go through, so we're scared, not just for ourselves, but for our childre

and we expressed our concerns to kai. we laid out on this conference table detailed maps of each of the wilderness areas. we delineated needed access points on existing roads into the wilderness areas that had been closed off. reid: if they had a complaint that was valid, we had maps with us, and we'd just change it right there. they'd call me, "is that ok?" i'd say, "sure, go ahead and do that." johnson: at best we wouldn't get everything we asked for. anderson: at the end of the day, when we cut a deal, we're gonna try to cut a deal that does as good a job at minimizing the things that you're coerned about and maximizing the things that you want. johnson: this process came to an end when an amendment was passed through congress. [gunshot] quite frankly, we got most of what we wanted as did the ranchers, as did the department of wildlife, as did some of the mining interests. and quite frankly, we have some disappointments. all in all, with that haworked pretty well.ion is it reid: my work on wilderness damaged my popular

marie, along with her instructor, kay, and the program partners from pella regional hospital, are with us tonight. let's thank them for leading. [applause] across the state educators are teaming up with professionals in their fields to train our students. in fact, we are a national leader in work-based learning. but for all the real world experience we've brought to the classroom, from welding, to information technology, to health care, we've missed an important one. education. when it comes to training the next generation of teachers, we haven't been using our best asset, our teachers in the classroom. the ones who put their skills to work every day to make a difference. starting tomorrow, we'll be launching the first teacher registered apprenticeship program in the country, letting schools effectively grow their own. high school apprentices start classroom instruction in their junior year and within a year of graduation, they can earn a paraeducator credential and associate's degree. and for paraeducators, their day jobs will count toward student teaching, greatly reducing the cost a

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. >> alabama governor kay ivey delivered her annual state of the state address in montgomery. she called for pay raises for state employees and teachers and investments in mental health services. the address took place at the old house chamber at the alabama state capitol. it is about 30 minutes. [applause] [applause] thank you so much. you may be seated. lieutenant governor president pro tem and members of the alabama legislature justices of the alabama supreme court and distinguished guests in my fellow alabamians. i am a firm believer there is no mountain to steve to climb and no dream unattainable over the last four years we prove that to be the gospel truth by coming together to solve the states toughest challenges to hear the people of alabama and the men and women of the legislature you are the reason for our progress. with my commitment to you to not only continue tackling old problems that we will work together as alabamians to find new solutions so that our state is the best place to live, work and raise a family for years to come. im pleased to report the state of o

jon kay, bbc news.ane in the scottish city of glasgow — more than 6,000 of them in total. michael shanks set himself the goal in march 2020 as a way of making good use of the daily permitted exercise during the first lockdown. he's been telling us what drove him to do it. i think the most common reaction is probably like i'm mad or, you know, kind of wondering why i would do this. so, i'm michael shanks. and since the first lockdown in 2020, i've been running every single street and lane and road in the city of glasgow, 6,500 streets. so, the why is a good question. i suppose it started outjust a more kind of useful use of the daily exercise that we had back then. one of the interesting things has been all these little nooks and crannies of the city that i didn't know existed. and, yes, so many lanes. like, in the east end and the south side in particular, just lanes, absolutely everywhere, connecting places. i've kind of picked up different themes, as i've been going along. so, high rise flats all over

to kai, of response to the protest sparked international concern ribbon reached out. we want to protect the rule of law everywhere to that end we call for no violence and for an end to violence, subsistence. and obviously that also means that there should be no violence against citizens. and in that sense, those unity and what is being heard from the e u. the german government, from me and many others around the world who are seeing please come back to peaceful progress in the country. i tell but us to call you have raises the stakes in his fight for political survival. there is worry that peaceful progress has given way brutal authoritarianism reached it is a correspond him for radio free europe who has been covering this story. he joins us now from prob, read any news on how protesters are responding to the president's shoot to kill orders. well, despite the kill order, protest and classes are still taking place. although everything has come down a bit since the, you know, reaching a point earlier this week, and i think for a lot of ordinary people right now, it's a

to kai, of response to the protest sparked international concern ribbon reached out. we want to protect the rule of law everywhere. so to that end, we call for no violence and for an end to violence. and obviously that also means that there should be no violence against citizens. and in that sense, those unity and what is being heard from the e u. the german government, from me and many others around the world who are seeing please come back to peaceful progress in the country. ah, but as to kind of raises the stakes in his fight for political survival, there is worry that peaceful progress has given way little authoritarianism or germany's national and regional leaders have agreed on a series of measures to combat rising corona, virus infections, case numbers, and now a 3rd higher than a week ago, people going out, socializing face tight restrictions and to count as fully vaccinated. they need to have had a booster jab or show a negative test result. as the leaders disgust new pandemic measures at the front of their minds was the army kron variant which is set to bec

unrest in cossacks done. authority say they've regained control over the largest city following to kai of orders to shoot to kill protesters are mattie was at the central flash point during during days a violent protest in which dozens were killed, and many more were arrested. o mattie ablaze the city scarred from the worst violence to hit kazakstan in 30 years. president to chi if told cassock security forces they could shoot to kill, opening the door for a dramatic escalation in the crackdown on protesters corner carries the counter terrorist operation continues. the militants have not laid down the arms. they continue to commit crimes or prepare for committing them. the fight against them should be completed. whoever does not surrender will be eliminated. the kremlin has heated president psychiatry calls for assistance and sent more than 2000 troops to help protect the fire on russia's doorstep. but there are few signs of peace here on the streets of kazakhstan as each day brings fresh bloodshed. almighty the country's largest city has become grown 0 and a deadly battle against what

the world who are seeing please come back to peaceful progress in the country by 10 big ah, but us to kai of raises the stakes in his fight for political survival, there is worry that peaceful progress has given way brutal authoritarianism or i, let's bring in political scientists calling wood now from columbia university. welcome to you. what is the situation in the largest city almighty? now as you understand it, colleen authorities now back in control since really difficult to have a fact check story to tell there that there is a total internet blackout right now because it's done. so journalists, activists who are actually on the ground are having a really difficult time getting that information out. but i've been seeing reports of people in almighty, they're hearing gunshots, they're hearing explosions throughout the city. but it does seem that authorities have maintain control on people door scared and there's long lines rate. he ends for food and people are just having a really difficult time getting back online to check with loved ones in the city and across the country. in that r

celebrate every kiss, with kay. >>> welcome back. several east coast u.s.s of emergency this weekend. as a mix of freezing rain and snow hit parts of virginia and the carolinas. officials say the greatest icing threat will be along the carolina coast. including myrtle beach and wilmington. the ice could have a significant impact on travel and bring down trees and power lines. north carolina's governor warns that some areas could see widespread power outages and treacherous roads. he has activated the state's national guard. i want to bring in meteorologist derek van dam. derek, what can we expect in that part of the world? >> of course, it's not only treacherous travel condition on the roads, but also airports. take a look at what happened raleigh durham airport friday evening because of ice and sleet that accumulated on a runway. a delta flight carrying 13 passengers actually slit off the runway. no one was injured. they all depart -- excuse me, got off the plane safely. however, can you imagine the terrifying moments when your plane skids off the runway.

jon kay, bbc news.her. here's sarah keith lucas. blue skies, i have forgotten what they look like! it has been cloudy with sunshine in short supply and this month some parts of the uk had much less sunshine than we would expect at this time of year but for other areas we had quite a lot of blue skies especially the east of england. more blue sky out there today especially towards the east and this is the picture in norfolk. glorious blue skies. not quite so clear and sunny for all of us. we have got more cloud across some parts of england and particularly done towards the channel islands but in general across much of england and were we are seeing brighter skies developing today. and also milderfor england and

of corruption and inequality have found the flames of rebellion across a nation rich in resources to kai, of response to the protest sparked international concern. zip on it starts, we want to protect the rule of law everywhere. so to that end, we call for no violence and for an end to violence and subsistence. and obviously that also means that there should be no violence against citizens. in that sense, there's unity and what is being heard from the you, the german government, from me and many others around the world who are seeing please come back to peaceful progress in the country. ah, but as to kind of raises the stakes in his fight for political survival, there is worry that peaceful progress has given way brutal authoritarianism will. i'm joined now by christoph more. he's the almighty bureau, chief of the frederick ebert foundation, which is affiliated with germany, social democratic party. he is to night in berlin. it's good to have you on the program. i want to talk to you 1st about these shoot to kill orders coming from the president of context on where do you hearing from yo

after missing 35 games, kai, irving made his debut -- kai, irving made his debut tonight.e had 12 points in 24 minutes. if you think california covid rules are strict, australia is even tougher. novak djokovic australia, believing he was getting an exemption to play, only to be detained for eight hours, then they told him you're not allowed in the country. he is also not vaccinated. aaron one of the vote ■said he will nt vote for aaron rodgers. he says this has nothing to do with his play on the field. it is because he would not get vaccinated. today, aaron rodgers responded. >>'s problem is i am not vaccinated. if he wants to go on a cruise -- his problem is i'm not vaccinated. if he wants to go on a crusade and come up with the next letter just for the season, then make it the most viable vaccinated player, then he should do that, but he is a bum. larry: i had to laugh. every week with another class. i have heard that before. it will not help. he doesn't care. he is rich. he's a great quarterback. all that. anyway. never mind. dan: thanks. tonight, the goldbergs from the

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first, they ushered in kai havertz to the fire chelsea ahead.us own goals you'll ever see. he headed it straight at ben davies and into the net. tottenham 2—0 down at the break — surely they couldn't get any worse? come the second half, they certainly improved. harry kane finally forcing a save — and while chelsea could've had a third had team over been a touch more clinical, they were grateful to their keeper for clinical, they were grateful to their keeperfor a fine clinical, they were grateful to their keeper for a fine late save. still, with a two goal advantage to take into the second leg, chelsea will feel the final is very much within their site. andy swiss, bbc news. liverpool's league cup semifinal against arsenal, scheduled for tomorrow, has been postponed because of a coronavirus outbreak at the merseyside club. liverpool had earlier confirmed that assistant manager, pep lijnders, who was in the dugout at chelsea at the weekend, had tested positive. he was in temporarily charge as managerjurgen klopp was isolating. following further n

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