it is reporting in that part of the world. tundra kramer introducing with tonight, tanya think. here's the look now, some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. thousands of demonstrators have rallied in argentina's capital board as honors workers are protesting against government, austerity measures that we're imposed to comply with a $44000000000.00 loan from the international monetary fund. inflation and argentina reached triple digits last month. columbia, as president, has withdrawn a claim that he made that for children missing and a plane crash had been found a lot. salvo petrol said that the group had been rescued after spending 2 weeks in the amazon rain for the children's mother. we understand was killed in the plane crash. at least 13 people have been killed in many more are missing and for the in northern italy authorities a warning that the worse maybe yet to call the governor of the amelia romani region says that the floods have caused a 1000000000 euros worth of damage. it's the worst floating in italy, in a 100 years. hoffer, yes. rainfa

that was our correspond to tony kramer. interesting, let's catch you up on a few other stories making headlines around the world today. more than $10000.00 people rallied in the serbian capital bill grade in response to last week's to mass shootings which left 17 people dead in less than 48 hours. the protesters called for the resignation of government officials, serbia has the highest gun ownership in europe. wildfires and canada have forced about 30000 residents from their homes. firefighters are struggling to contain over a 100 fires which are threatening towns and have halted oil production in the western province of alberta. a blessing ensued as capital cartoon continues as the warring sides hold truce talks and saudi arabia in the us and saudi bikes and negotiations. and jetta have so far failed to yield a break through the conflict between the sudanese army and his rival, the paramilitary rapids support forces is now in its 4th week rescue workers and the democratic republic of congo are still recovering bodies after

pushed forward for if she rested. alliance was a report, thereby our jerusalem corresponding tanya kramer. and we, that's, we've reached the end of the day. we'll be back tomorrow with more in the meantime, make sure to stay informed. stay engaged and stay in touch. you can follow our team on twitter at w news and myself at nicole underscore for if it's the latest headlines you're looking for, there's always our website and it's of course d, w dot com for now though from the entire team on the day selves and all of us behind the scenes. thank you so much for spending part of your day with the to the point strong, clear positions. international perspective. turkey is for is to hold an election that could prove decisive for the countries democracy. and for the leader who has held power for 20 years. so we're asking, are the ones moments of truth find out onto the course the, when i heard the verdict, what i felt was deep sorrow for the state of the judiciary and the judges in my country. a voice from prison to tuck a human rights activist. awesome and cabala has been in solitary confinement

of course, by the time you're kramer, she's covering this for us this evening. tanya is good to see you. it has been a particularly tense day in jerusalem. i'm word of things like right now. ok, unfortunately, tanya, unfortunately i don't think we have any sound for you. do we have? do we have the signal? so, oh, okay, we don't have this is, i apologize for that. we'll try to see if we can get that reestablished in just a moment. all right, let's take a look down some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. this, our russia has agreed to extend a deal allowing ukraine to ship green through the black sea, the 2 month extension fall loose threads by mos scale to end that arrangement. the shipments are seen as vital for global food security. columbia, as president, has withdrawn the claim that for children missing and a plane crash had been found a lot. stapo pittsville earlier said the group were rescued after 2 weeks in the amazon rain for the children's mother was killed in the crest. canada is asking for international help to help and contend with raging wild f

responsible to mark the anniversary of sharina buckley as death to w. jerusalem correspond atanya kramer has been talking to her brother. the 1st sign or 1st famous, ought to be shooting of options as ita behind. the palestinian american correspondent was a household name across the region for 25 years. trevino could report it from the occupied palestinian territories. and israel for under the zira or a big city and a balkan as ita. what some of the most. oh, that's a little bit of a year ago. she was shot and killed by covering rage by the is really military knew janine a northern city and the occupied westbank every week. her brother until now will actually visits her grave and jerusalem. the pain of losing his sister and the neck of accountability for her death. way on his mind when you have to, we are hoping to achieve justice. we are still pursuing justice for tv. and unfortunately, since, after all, this time, we're still trying to those who justice and hard to have that are, is responsible for her feeling. i come to her killing in the early morning on may. 11th was personally reco

washington post , the new york times, leads two former moscow journalists, isabel hor shudyan and andrew kramerd omits that they were definitely in the field of view of the russian special services, citing articles by them that played into the hands of russian authorities do you share these concerns and how do you feel about the fact that journalists who once worked in russia were not accredited to work in ukraine entirely because, for example, kramer is still completely history because it was the journalist who personally administered the e-vaccination e vaccine satellite-5 and then it was advertised for use in the usa, they say that the usa should buy satellite five because this is what can save america from covid, well, that is, these people worked accordingly in the field of propaganda activities of russia itself in in general, the new york times well, let's consider this in a historical context . we remember which american publication in the 1930s justified the holodomor in ukraine . they said that there was no holodomor in ukraine at all . it was the new york times. and they with er for t

that was our correspond to tony kramer. interesting. it's catching up on some of the stories making headlines around the world today. china has ordered a canadian diplomat to leave the country after all the while announced the expulsion of a chinese diplomat for allegedly intimidating lawmaker. the member of parliament had led an effort for canada to declare china as treatment of the week or another most of minorities as china. so more than $10000.00 people rallied in the serbian capital belgrade and response to last week's to mass shootings which left 17 people dead in less than 48 hours. the protesters called for the resignation of government officials, serbia has the highest gun ownership in europe. the wildfires and canada have forced about $30000.00 residents from their homes, firefighters are struggling to contain over a 100 fires which are threatening towns and have halted oil production in the western province of alberta, fighting incidents, capital. how to continues as the warring sides hold true stocks and saudi arabia the us

all right, let's go now to our correspondence on you, kramer. she has been covering this story for it. she joins me now from jerusalem. tanya, you cover to jerusalem day now for many, many years. what stood out to you this time around to work on that too. so thousands of altima national this is really is marching in ok, part is tourism going through damascus k through a the most important among them. many young people, many groups that came to take part in this slack parade, which is tomorrow to sunday, which in which they celebrate actually the re unification as they see in east and west to slip. it goes back to when is a caps it and then occupied east jerusalem after the 6 day war in 1967. so basically what you're seeing in the policy of this is really becoming this much show a force of altima nation as groups of the far right and vitamin groups and not all of them. but some of them were again, also tempting and tearing, and t uh, arab slogans, very racist slogans. there were also several violent incidents against palestinians in the old city.

pushed forward for if she rested. alliance was a report, verify our jerusalem corresponding tonya kramer. and when that's, we've reached the end of the day. we'll be back tomorrow with more in the meantime, make sure to stay informed. stay engaged and stay in touch. you can follow our team on twitter at u. w. news and myself at nicole underscore for if it's the latest headlines you're looking for, there's always our website and it's of course d, w dot com for now though from the entire team on the day sales and all of us behind the scenes. thank you so much for spending part of your day the, to the point strong, clear positions, international perspective. turkey is for is to hold an election that could prove decisive for the countries democracy and for the leader who has held power for 20 years. so we're asking of everyone's moments of truth. find out onto the court. the entered the conflicts own with sarah kelly, a carefully choreographed of russian victory day celebration was, ain, that's showing military might on red square this week. my guess on complex zone is nina cruise drove up.

that was our correspondent tony kramer. interesting, you are watching the news coming to live from berlin. still to come german transfer . all of schultz is expected to address the european parlance in this hour. setting out his vision of europe amid debates between germany and brussels and other challenges to e. u. unity will be bringing you live coverage of that when his speech begins. meanwhile, let's catch up on some other stories making headlines around the world today. trying to his ordered the canadian diplomat to leave the country after all the announce the expulsion of a chinese diplomat for allegedly intimidating the lawmaker. the m. p. had led an effort for candidates who declared trying his treatment of the weaker and other most of minorities. as jenna saw more than 10000 people rallied in the serbian capital build right in response to last week's to mass shootings, which left 17 people did. in less than 24 hours. the protesters called for the resignation of government officials, serbia has the highest gun owner

who suddenly goes insane he sounds like he's pitching a dark reboot of "seinfeld" called "breaking kramerter ] of course the difference is kramer is not the one who knocks >> hey >> hey [ light laughter ] >> seth: so sal wrote that knock -- the one who knocks joke and i read it and i didn't quite get it and he goes, "you can cut if you want." i'm like, "if i cut it, how will you learn your lesson? [ laughter and applause by the way, if you're curious what - it was the absence of a laugh. did you notice that? [ laughter ] by the way, if you're curious what tucker was actually talking about in that deranged hypothetical, he was talking about canada i swear i'm not making that up here, watch. >> those are not theoretical questions. something very much like that just happened in our national neighborhood canada >> seth: it's amazing that the list of tucker carlson's imagined enemies now includes the entire nation of canada, and somehow that's not even the weirdest thing on it [ laughter ] anyway, tucker posted this weird little video to i guess prove that he still exists after the network he

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, the kramer character, one of jerry seinfeld's buddies, stomped on a puerto rican flag. so i think a powerful argument can be made that the seinfeld decade is not an appropriate way to characterize the nineties like iced. so is it the clueless decade? is it the clueless decade? this, of course, is a term borrowed from 1995 sleeper hit clueless. and the characterization of clueless decade suggests that america essentially went to sleep after the end of the cold with the collapse of the soviet. in 1991 that america then took a holiday history and really failed to confront or recognize the festering problems that were to blow up later in the next decade, essentially, america kicked the can down the road. the were deferred and one moment at the end of the decade the y2k fear, the y2k scare really does in a way suggest a clueless illness of americans. the time. in the late 1990s. this of course reflected the widespread concern that as the decade ended that a. 2000 began computers would go haywire because they would fail to recognize the new millennium and think instead it was

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the correspondent tony kramer has been talking to her brother. the sign of 1st famous ought to be shooting a balkan is here to see how much the palestinian, the american correspondent was a household name across the region for 25 years. trevino, i could have reported from the okay, by palestinian territories. and israel, for, under the 0, are a big shooting of off nasa, zita, i put some of the stuff over that because a year ago she was shot and killed by covering rage by the is really military knew janine a northern city in the occupied westbank every week her brother until i will actually visit her grave in jerusalem. the pain of losing his sister and the neck of accountability for her death way on his mind. this one you have to, we are still hoping to achieve justice rest in pursuing justice for tv. and unfortunately, since, after all, this time we're still trying to there's who justice and or do i have or is it responsible for her feeling? i come to her killing in the early morning on may. 11th was partially recorded on video white of the past

that was our correspond to tony kramer. interesting, the soccer superstar leon l messy has been named sports personality of the year at the lori us word world sports awards. that's the also collected the team award on behalf of the world cup winning margin tina national side becoming the person late to receive both the individual and collective warner, jamaican sprinter, shelly and fraser pry was named female sports personality appear at the warrant ceremony in parents and i pray that you will be in, in, in champions league soccer, the semi final kick off on tuesday night when rail madrid play host to manchester, city, coach pet guardiola side have one all the english domestic honors in recent years, but have yet to take score in europe's top club competition. they're betting this could be the year they finally change that re i'm a 3 and celebrating their record extending 14 european comp. last may. these are scenes that manchester city have so far, only been able to dream, despite their domination of the premier league ove

but of course for people the civilians engaged, but it's a, it's a totally different story. tanya kramer, thanks so much for the update from jerusalem. and here's a quick reminder of the top stories. what sort of thing for you today focused on former prime minister and run con, has been arrested as he appeared in court to face corruption charges. officials from his policy quoted an abduction and have a support since to take to the streets con, with allies to throw those have no confidence lost in the gem and trunks that will actually, it's, has presented his vision of the european union to lomax, because of the european parliament in strasburg, he called for a reformed an enlarged youth and said that should be more measures against them. the states which failed to uphold the blocks principle. and with that up to date, still to come that germany's foreign minister is hosting a chinese counting pot here in violin, the, to a laying the groundwork, the high level consultations between the 2 countries. lead is next month and we will take you to listen in life to that press conferences as soon

the moscow art theater named after chekhov, the premiere of alabar or new minds, director viktor kramerhe famous georgian, brought the details of our correspondent anna grebenshchikova. performances will definitely find a couple all in business, the main matchmaker tbilisi khanuma she is irina pegova how do you, look, it won’t hurt you didn’t get the black frag of the premiere on the stage of the chekhov moscow art theater oblabar or the new khanuma based on the old vaudeville playwright, and in xentia the gypsies. in the seventies, a teleplay based on this play, georgy, thundered all over the union. 50 years new version directed by viktor kramer new translation new dialogues and new songs artists have been learning to play musical instruments. violin and percussion drums and bayan accordion, and composer doubted. can they realize this task, they offered to record it all, but the artists courageously said. no, we will, we will be able to plot the same confrontation in a nutshell. and how everyone is looking for a worthy bride for the eminent, but old and united prince in the east he is

. >> senator kramer is recognized. >> thank you, mr.chairman and to all of the witnesses, i love the temperature in here. i don't think there is a question we're not all in the same place, we do share two concerns, one supervisor did not do enough, and two managers did the wrong thing. i was a soccer referee before this crazy job. and i would do particularly collegiate men, if i didn't pull out my first reckless act, that was like a license for them to go crazy. but when did i put out my yellow card with the first reckless act, everyone on the pitch knew, that someone else did it or if they did it again it could be a red card. if i warned them gently, they kept playing off. we could beat this to death. i do have something to we have to the talked about. what roller maybe a better way what if there had not been a run on svb? what if all things -- it was the same. we know they did some things made sales that raised concerns, but what if there were not a social media pitch that caused this run? would we be here today of? is it possible not

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we are joined by a couple of new gas, baroness kramer, susan kramerfor the liberal susan kramer for ther shadow work and pensions secretary. welcome to you both and we will get stuck into a bit of conversation in a few minutes' time. remember, a conversation is going on online as well as there is in the studio. if you are the kind of person who likes to do things on your phone while watching the tv, you can do it here, the live page, with all of the information from the counting tonight is streaming in. lots of tips and intelligence from our teams on the ground. you can find it on the app or bbc.co.uk/news. as it werejust hearing from the app or bbc.co.uk/news. as it were just hearing from reeta, if things carry on on this current trend, the conservatives may end up with a share from john curtice's dried calculator of about 25% —— giant. that would be worse than when borisjohnson was in office this time last year, already in a lot of trouble already with a very unhappy party, and 25% as a projected national share, that figure, if the whole country had been voting, that would be one of t

tania kramer in jerusalem tonight. thank you read -- thank you.e is a look at stories that are making headlines around the world. world leaders are gathering or the g-7 meeting in jack hanna -- japan. and they are meeting over the russian war in ukraine. regional tensions around taiwan will also be discussed. thousands of demonstrators have rallied in argentina's capital buenos aires. they are protesting against government austerity measures imposed to -- comply with the $44 billion loan from the -- fund. argentina has reached -- inflation in argentina has reached triple digits in the past three months. for chiren missing in a air crash have been found alive. gustavo petro said earlier the group are rescued after being in the amazon rain forest forward to week. the children's mother we understand was killed in the crash. back here in europe, at least 13 people have been killed. many more are missing in flooding of northern italy. authorities earning -- warning that there could be more on the way. the floods have caused a billion euros worth of dam

ken kramer owner of mosaic advertising. >> this really accelerated this year.ome sort of cost benefit analysis of this why are they doing this. >> i don't care they care about the cost. this is not being done by these brands. this is being done by management and those who run the companies from the outside, particularly blackrock vanguard and state street. >> jesse: investment funds on wall street that are influencing advertising campaigns? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> why would they be interested in doing that? >> because they are pushing their agenda. the world agenda. the globalist agenda. for the longest time it sounded like a conspiracy theory to say these things out loud. and over the last two years we have had a lot of time on our hands to do nothing but research but what we found is that the industry that is driving all of this are those three entities from the top down. there is no reason that budweiser wants to lose a billion dollars in revenue over a very short period of time it's got to be something larger than that and so we started asking where i

the owner mosaic advertising agency, tim kramer joins us now.aw the instagram video of this woman which we discussed earlier, there's no way her child at 7 years old is nonbinary and walked in and said they're not celebrating me at target. she made that up. that said this company is taking i don't know if it's pressure from esg, what's going on in why are they doing this? i will say their relationship with this organization is very deep and very long, they've given millions of dollars and one of their top executives is on the board of this group that goes into schools and promotes this ideology and keeping transition secret from parents. >> yeah. absolutely right. it's amazing when you look at the history of glisten and what they've done and the controversy that surrounded them since the beginning, look at the history of kevin jennings, the founder, what he's done and what he's accused of doing with children as young as 12 years old is, what i mean by that is introducing them to sexual acts and so on with kits they hand odd out since the 2000s.

kramer on "mad money" when the stock was considerably higher.ld a good story about technology and a better tire than anyone else >> yeah. >> but david, it's not been working. >> number three tire producer in the world. 70,000 employees by the way, elliott now owns 10%, which is a tiny market cap. you hear goodyear, you think, oh, $3 billion company, it's nothing. >> remember, there was a big run in the '80s. it used to be a much bigger company. >> they have a lot of debt, so it's a $12 billion enterprise. >> i'm concerned that the company has underperformed, and that they're -- >> you think elliott has something worthwhile to say here >> i do. when i looked at the -- it's interesting. when you look at the board of goodyear, they've got some real heavyweights on it they have retired vice chairman of procter & gamble. president of reliant steel that's a terrific company. the retired president of boeing international. i mean, they can go to these people and say, listen, what are you doing, john mcglade, former ceo of air products, about this? and i

rich kramer has come on the show before but the stock has been a loser and now it's becoming a winner and i've got to tell you if it comes down a little i would pull the trigger not up here. it just moved 40%. joe in georgia joy. >> caller: jim, love your show i wanted to ask you about berkshire hathaway how do you feel about -- >> berkshire hathaway is terrific i spent all day listening to becky do that great interview and that was some learning lesson all i did was come back thinking, even better feelings about how much i like berkshire hathaway including the fact that they have an excellent succession plan. if you're nervous about the outcome of the debt ceiling talks just remember we've been through this before. this time around you just have to be smart with your analysis and look at the stocks i just mentioned. "mad money" worries about a government default continue to hang over the market one place we're about to see government spending, infrastructure as money from spending packages begins flowing to the states, i'm outlining one player when i sit down with the ceo ahead. >>>

so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jim kramer as wall street worries that the debt ceiling crisis could do some serious damage to the actual economy that's how you get another not so hot day where the dow dipped and the nasdaq fell 3.9% drib drab down 2011, the last real bad debt ceiling fight gifves you a good playbook there are differences. in 2011 it was a horrendous period full of i had otic bikerring. we ended under with a painful budget compromise that everybody could live with even as nobody was particularly happy with it this time they will trigger the fall meanwhile, the democrats don't want to negotiate at all they think they can successfully blame the gop when your social security checks stop coming. none of our leaders seems worried about what will happen if the government can't pay its bills because both parties convince the other side to take the blame. in 2011 it was an m.a.d., mutually ascribed destruction. maybe the politicians will change their tune when we get closer and closer to the deadline in the end i think president biden has to compromise. he wants to get

hey, i'm kramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. my job is not just entertain, but teach you. call me a 1-800-743 -- or tweet me, @jimcramer. we had a fed meeting this week, today's report, and once the hurdles were behind us, even if they weren't perfect, we knew we could have a relief rally! sure enough, today, we got more of a sigh of relief. we got a bullish week to make this torture more bearable. dowell, jumping 1.58% purd the nasdaq, 2.25%. for the first decade of my 40- odd years in this business, i would tread weeks like this. i would do my best to trade out of them, to get flat, so they say. over time, come to embrace the unknowable's, as long as they're on the schedule. we knew the fed would meet with a someone's of reliability. you know, he knows how to handle himself. sure, i was he knowledged the structure from the collapse of the first public last weekend, but still wonder/4 a point, because today's hot unemployment numbers, fully justifying that rate hike. maybe even another 1/4 point the next meeting. as far as appl

jim kramer jtaking the stage wit eddy cue here is what he said >> i think we have a huge advantage inorld we use all of our products all the time our families, wife, kids, friends, certainly all the good friends, we all use our products there's no one -- we do, and there's no excuse for it, because we're first and foremost first-time users i think we get a tremendous amount of feedback our customers give us foedback a -- feedback and we do that. the interesting thing is how to see around the corner. how do you give customers things they want that they don't know they want yet? >> the summit continuing on the west coast this week for more, check out cnbc.com/ceo there's part of the lineup we still have to come we'll have highlights coming up on "closing bell," as well "grade my trade" is up next. we'll be right back. what do you see on the horizon? uncertainty? or opportunity. whatever you see, at pgim we can help you rise to the challenges of today, when active investing and disciplined risk management are needed most. drawing on deep expertise across the world's public and private ma

although it doesn’t go here, the operation is going on, the procedure of gastroscopy in one kramer, professor, how the stomach is connected with the human voice. and the stomach is connected with the voice through the esophagus, which means that the stomach exists between the esophagus. that means that the lower, esophageal valve has just come up. or the so-called cardiac wives, in many patients, unfortunately, it does not completely close. here we see now, not completely sunlit, a hole between the esophagus stomach, that's it. oxygen and through it irritates the esophagus and in the supine position, and sometimes vertically, burns the vocal cords, splashing out into the oral cavity into the oropharynx. that is, the reason for the loss of voice is the nitrogen of the stomach, and the chemical burn of the vocal cords with gastric acid burned. so this is what everyone needs to know and, of course, not only singers need to know people, because people lose their voice. i am not a singer. i had episodes when i lost my voice, until i started taking drugs to reduce the acidity of the so-called and n

. >>> welcome back here's a sneak peek at the kramer cam jim is chatting with the ceo of celsius holdingsrview at the top of the hour on "mad money. >>> we are back with a new spin on an old favorite so bad it's good, but before we reveal the name that could be an under the radar buy, the chart master has one for us that actually looks so good it's bad. carter, what are you looking at? >> you have to get your mind around that. what are we talking about? i mean, can something be just steep? we know this, can something be expensive, or can something just be crowded on a sequencing basis, where it's gone up and up without any dips or corrections or pullbacks and general electric is that this is a stock that peaked some 20-plus years ago, a darling, of course, at one point, one of the most valuable companies in the world. and then it collapsed. big problems but it's now up from 48 to over 100, it's trading farther above its 150-day moving average at any point in about ten years and for my money, at a minimum, if you are long, you trim, or you sell calls or take measures before someone does it

viktor kramer.ay's language , there are today's emotions, energies, a sense of the world and music, including. it is very important for us that the audience feel the joy. eh, this little cozy measure that whose existence is largely determined by us. one morning on ntv, i'm sergei mayorov hello , composer viktor reznikov gave our world dozens of hits, listening to which the legs themselves dance, and the genetic memory instantly throws up rhymes, flies away, teaching old old phones in the book, my beloved courtyard. you are very dear to me. thanks for the son. thanks for the daughter. icicle icicle soon may this morning we remember, a terrific talented composer. on defender of the fatherland day february 23, 1992 in st. petersburg at a u-turn on belgorodskaya street , a volga car crashed into a vaz-2106 car, which was driven by viktor mikhailovich reznikov, and the three-year-old daughter of the composer, who was driving behind in the second row at high speed, was in the zhiguli cabin. anna the girl

. >> reporter: freelance righter rachel kramer bussel and abstract painter drew griffiths agree. better. but they don't agree on a whole lot else. in your place? >> for sure. >> reporter: how would you react if you had to sleep in his room? ge i could do it for a night. but i think more than one night i would be like where is my stuff? >> i like a very empty, clean bed. >> when i have nothing in the bed, it feels weird to me. >> i like cool. if i could figure out how to, like, pump air-conditioning through my pillow at all times, i would. >> i like to be very warm. like i wear pajamas, sometimes a sweater over pajamas, a weighted blanket and quilt and sometimes another blanket over my shoulders. >> reporter: everything you said, you diametrically opposed. they are not alone in sleeping alone. according to a recent survey, one in five american couples keep separate bedrooms. you know when people hear separate beds, you know what they think? >> yeah. >> that we're not madly in love with each other? >> reporter: that's one thing. >> no. we are. >> reporter: what about sex? >> that's

i know judy kramer, who produced the original show, was really excited. i know we all come back.if universal is prepared for that. >> you brought up succession. were you satisfied with the ending? >> i didn't watch it! i didn't watch it! it was sunday. my kid was sick. it was memorial day picnic. i couldn't. no. no spoilers. i'm doing it today. i'm without the kids today. i'm stuck in the city today. i'm going to go watch it in like three hours. >> it's been 20 years since "mean girls." >> yeah. i'm old. thank you so much. [ laughter ] >> lindsay lohan about to become a mom. >> i had spoken to lindsay. i had interviewed her, it was really fun. she was newly pregnant and didn't tell me. i was like, do you want to have kids one day? she was like, yes. i just want to talk about that. when people say they want to have kids i'm like, oh, good, you should do it. she actually was pregnant when i spoke to her. when i found out -- she seems ready to pop. i'm really happy. we all get to do this. it's nice. we're in a new part of our lives. >> nice phase. >> we really appreciate that movie.

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that you are managing declined by two thirds, that is not bad work if you can get it, as senator kramerwe'll be yelling to spruce something up for much less than one point $5 million. the stock price fell in 2022. so it is pretty clear that the cash bonus was still 1.5 million despite svb stop followed by two thirds that same year. now, do you think it is appropriate to pay yourself one point $5 million when the stock of the company managed declines by 65%? >> senator, the two points to your question, first, is that the determination of my compensation is made by the board of directors. and their assessment. and the second part relating to, this is question on stock, i held roughly three times the amount of stock that was required to, so clearly, i hold clear -- >> you see the decision was made by the board of directors, let's focus on them. do you think they were wise to reward to one point $5 million in cash composition bonus on the decline of the stock price was 65 plus percent? >> senator, i believe they looked at the performance against the goals that were set up, and they know tha

judy kramer told itv she is pushing to get a third movie made there is nothing official in the worksre is a lot of star power behind the scenes on this one. narrated by the one, the only, sir david attenborough just take a look at these dinosaurs. amazing, i know. the show combines wildlife film making with state of the art technology to bring all of these guys to life. >> join us on a journey like no other. where there is also more to experience and more to discover. explore five new worlds filled with danger and adventure. >> all right you can catch the new season starting may 22nd. so cool. on apple tv plus to check out the full trailer go to today.com. right now. don't wait >> my son has seen season 1 like 60 times fantastic. >> it is so different from "jurassic park." that is the real dinosaur light now. >>> finally, our very own dylan drier has a brand-new book out this one is called "misty the cloud: fun is in the air." what is the deal? >> most all of us have six, seven-year-olds in the house so proud of this book becaus i do, too. this is a level two step into reading book t