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a wall, literall indicted in a manhattan da's hush money case, trump is goin after one of the da's ke witnesses. today, trump sued his former lawyer, michael cohen. for the really extraordinary sum of $500 million, all repea that, $500 million and with less than two weeks before he set her to go to trial in the civil defamatio suit, brought by, writer e jean carroll, over his denials that he raped her in the mid 90s, trump is asking for tha trial to be delayed. so, delay, delay, delay. countersued, countersue, countersue we have seen this movie before we have never seen it all at once, from all the angles, i 3d or 4k ultra hd, or whateve that is. and it is not just the court it is also in the court of public opinion >> is there anything they coul throw at you, legally, tha would convince you to drop out of the race? if you get convicted in this case in new york >> no, i never drop out. never drop out it's not my thing. i wouldn't do it >> not my thing. former president trump went on tucker carlson's fox news show last night for his first interview since his arraignmen last week, fox d

ke and i went to the zoo together, we hung out.ust bring me to work with him >> jimmy: how old were you guys >> i think i was like 8 or 9 and he was like 11 or 12 >> jimmy: isn't that cool to be right here - >> and he still has pictures of us at the zoo. and we would hang out -- i loved him so much. i mean, "goonies," data? hello? [ applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, hello. yeah, i know, he's unbelievable >> he's -- and he was such a a good person, and i liked him so much. and there we are it's like, you know. and steven is the type of incredible human being that i think just wants to know, like, all of his kids are okay and so, it just felt like this wonderful moment where we could be like, your kids are okay. >> jimmy: kids are doing all right. yeah, absolutely >> they're doing okay. >> jimmy: you're doing pretty well [ applause ] i have so many things to talk to you about and congratulate you on you are nominated for a daytime emmy award, buddy. for outstanding daytime talk series host. [ cheers and applause ♪ emmy and then the show is

ke that. that's a different. that's a different animal. and now joining us on about books is tiffany justice. she's with a group called moms for liberty first off mrs. justice. what is your group? we are a nonprofit grassroots organization of parents across the country in our mission is to unify educate and empower parents to defend their parental rights at all levels of government and when you say all levels of government, does that include? checking and monitoring. what books are in school libraries? sure because we have government schools. have you ever recommended a book being removed from a library? am i personally haven't recommended a book be removed from the library, but if i was still sitting on school board, which i did here in florida from 2016 to 2020. i'm a mom of four children who attend public school ages 17 through 10 if i had been aware of the books that were in these libraries and i wasn't but i would have then actually asked for many of these books to be removed because i do not believe that they are appropriate for the

let's ta ke take northern ireland and also at the island of ireland. screen at the moment is the official residence of president michael d higgins. he is also meeting the prime minister, leo varadkar, at his residence later as well. this is all part of the journey that will eventually take him to parliament, where he is set to address the upper and lower house. before that, once he has been welcomed, a couple of formalities that will take place, traditions, including the signing of the guestbook. he is also going to become, like his predecessors, another us president who will be planting a tree in the presidential grounds. just to remind you, presidentjohn f kennedy planted a tree back in 1963. in 1984 president ronald reagan as well. and of course, president bill clinton, a man who has been described as the president that helped bring together and deliver the good friday agreement. he was there in 1995 in the grounds of the presidential residency to plant his tree. as part of that, also, the peace bell will be rung. if you would like to see some of th

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belarus on tv channel belarus 20 shatyry sunday aired festive services of thousands of parishioners. ke next year, training on advanced equipment, the children's technopark and the pedagogical university will exchange experiences. according to new cooperation agreements, the orthodox celebrate palm sunday today, the day when jesus was met in jerusalem, strengthening his path with palm leaves, they are replaced in our latitudes with willow, the first plant that revives after winter. today, consecrators dress in green robes that symbolize eternal life . thousands of people go to temples in the morning . willow twigs poison holy water and store until the next holiday. people believe that in this way the plants are filled with healing power capable of curing troubles and misfortunes. holiday entrance to this holiday reminds. to us of his coming cross sufferings of the savior, therefore, today is such an important spiritual day on the eve of the most important feast of christ's bright resurrection of the lord's pascha. naturally with in the morning i remained in a very good mood, because the

paper and fill the gaps in the doors of loneliness, the novelty in this area is the book khon deli ke, a narrative of the revolutionary leader's memories of taghut era campaigns in bosnian language, and this book was published in the book fair of bosnia and herzegovina along with other iranian works. corrected the 34th sarajevo international book fair is being held in the cultural center of alexandria with the presence of 120 local and foreign publishers. the books that are available in different devices of our country are presented here. the contents are up-to-date and tasteful to the audience. all other countries also have booths here. our words are really meaningful cultural consultation of the embassy of the islamic republic of iran , the ibn sina scientific research institute, and the mullah sadra foundation, as in the past , presented the latest works published in the language of ice creams to the eyes of the fans. as in previous years, the embassy of the islamic republic of iran, like in previous years, by setting up a booth in this exhibition, introduces iranian literature and

chancellor of the exchequer, jeremy hunt, says giving in to big pay demands would be a "terrible mista ke imf spring meetings. the one thing we won't do because it would be a terrible mistake is to agree to an inflationary pay rise. that means that we're still talking about inflation in a year's time. if we stick to the plan, we'll bring inflation down to below 3% this year, and then we'll put these pressures behind us and i think that's what the british people want the government to do. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise. good morning. it's going to be another day dominated by sunny spells and sharp and thundery downpours for many of us. so if you have seen some early morning sunshine, i hope you managed to get out and enjoy it a little. it does become quite messy as we go through the day. we had a line of more heavy, persistent rain from these weather fronts that are slipping their way south and east over into france. the heaviest of the rain across south—west england and south wales over the last few hours and as it pushes its way down through the channel islands we'll

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which means the 127th boston 30,000 run will ke part intoy'r. for more download cb apon youcell phone ted tv i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> it's monday, april 17th, 2023, this is the "cbs morning news." somber milestone. the boston marathon marks ten years since the deadly terrorist bombings. the weekend ceremonies to honor the victims and a preview of today's run. >>> i didn't know what was going on. i saw blood coming down my arm. >> gun violence. two separate mass shootings leave at least six people dead and dozens injured. what a cbs news poll reveals about weapons in america. >>> historic test flight. spacex is launching a massive rocket today. how it could mark a new era for > goodning, d goo be with y mathon.n.y'on nearly 30,000 athletes from more than 100 countries are expected to take part. it's been ten years since the terrorist bombing killed t ore 0 others at the race. on saturday a wreath-laying ceremony was held at the two locations where the bombs went off to remember and pay tribute to the victims. jarred hill is in bos

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let's get more now with ke long paul chang, head of the association for media development in south sir dan, ah, welcome quite. what's the current humanitarian situation on the ground in sudan? and how is it developing a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a created a situation where a r c a or while there's been lots of talk of a potential buyer. now, how likely is that to hold? if it does happen, i a to go to a general and it happened because, i mean, a nothing is happening. so a will be denied if he can be allowed to go in a, a see a green light. we have a now a windows where for a year, even a month . what exactly would need to happen for the conflict to be solved at some point in the near future? i good enough if the corporate clock paul chain head of the association will be held over 3 days in on peace processes in the middle east. and the elements in north africa and the golf. the meeting will lead up to the bricks. annual heads of state summit set to take place in south africa in august of this year. our team corolla taught law has the details from you. well, this particu

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