let's talk to the panel with jane and kurt. jane, starting with jane and kurt., what do you read into this? it isn't legally binding but it's a stern warning to israel, isn't it? it it's a stern warning to israel, isn't it? , ., ~ it's a stern warning to israel, isn't it? , . ~ ., isn't it? it is and i think it marks another move _ isn't it? it is and i think it marks another move from _ isn't it? it is and i think it marks another move from the - isn't it? it is and i think it marks - another move from the international community towards israel's isolation. i think what's interesting is the response from the americans, the biden administration, because so far they haven't said anything. it is provisional but what will be interesting to see next is how the us responds. clearly israel doesn't feel like it's going to act on it. the rafah offensive is probably still going ahead but it is probably still going ahead but it is probably a key moment in this conflict. , ., probably a key moment in this conflict. g . ., , ., ~ conflict. kurt, jane was talking about the _

kurt didn't play the hits.ht ♪ - i remember watching him play a cover of a lead belly song, "where did you sleep last night?" and it was emotional for me, because i love nirvana, and i felt this connection to kurt cobain, and i was always-- even when i was young-- just so worried about him. - ♪ my girl, my girl ♪ - in that era, there was always the speculation of, you know, kurt's not doing well, kurt has drug problems. and "nirvana: unplugged" was this kind of thing, like...the clouds parted. you know? and it seemed like everything was gonna be okay. - [inhales] ♪ night through ♪ [cheers and applause] - from seattle tonight, word of an untimely death. - the lead singer of nirvana shot and killed himself at his home in seattle, washington, today. [emotional piano melody] - it didn't come as a major surprise, but it was devastating because of the way it happened. - i pulled over, and then i just-- i was there for, like, 20 minutes to a half an hour, just crying, right there. - i just don't understand it, that's

kurt actually saved john's life and he was lucky to have kurt as an advocate for him. that's one example of kurt's dedication to helping nevadans in need. whether he was working with the irs to get people their tax refunds, advocating for the protection of sacred tribal monuments or resolving health benefit issues, kurt gave each individual case his all. the nevadans kurt helped described him as going above and beyond to find solutions. kurt made people feel heard taking on the issues of completely strangers as if they were his own. and after the fact, he followed up with them to make sure they had everything they needed because that's who kurt was. public service came so naturally to him. he believed in the power of good government, that our democracy is truly for the people, that our work here in the senate can change people's lives for the better, even if it's one person at a time. kurt's determination to do the most good for the people of nevada made him a giant all across the state and especially in our rural communities. everyone from reno to our tribal communiti

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kurt, the way tv works, we are over on time. can have a 22nd sentence. >> just that the prosecution in the case was based on the fact that president donald trump cares a lot about every dime that goes in or comes out. you can look it up. they will experiment. >> one sentence. >> two people cash the checks and one of the winners is president donald trump. he cashed a $.13 check at the end. >> wow, there you go. we will be right back. ight bac. that helps treat and prevent, all in one. to those with migraine, i see you. for the acute treatment of migraine with or without aura and the preventive treatment of episodic migraine in adults. don't take if allergic to nurtec odt. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. it's time we all shine. talk to a healthcare provider about nurtec odt from pfizer. when my doctor gave me breztri for my copd, things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing, symptom improvement, and reduced flare—ups. breztri won't

joining us now is kurt wagner. we know the numbers they publish them in a blog.ood place to start is he managed to attract big-name investors the kind you want behind you. kurt: a lot of these names are people who invested in acts or what was twitter. he is any familiar pool of investors brace 6 billion we are looking at a valuation around 24 billion. whether these investors that are also invested next what the terms or structure of that arrangement looks like but you see him going back to a familiar pool of investor. caroline: tesla has been under pressure and there is that ongoing anxiety as to where elon's focus size. he is frustrated by a lack of ownership and now he wants to create a super computer to power grok ai. kurt: investors are excited about ai rather than twitter. you think what is the business upside? but when you look at and ai company and the returns are much more exciting or you could imagine much more exciting. if is going to be distracted they would much rather prefer he's distracted by xai. ed: it's important to remind x and x ai. kurt: there

will: here with insight is kurt the cyber guy. that seems very common sense, yeah, kurt.ght? go check some of your friends and go check their digital wallets. and if i'm not talking about just apple pay or if you're using google's payment method. venmo, paypal, all the apps that are in people's phones, often times these debit cards sneak in there, and the problem is one of these criminals who swindled money out of people's account, up to to $300,000, i mean, wipes out somebody completely, and what recourse do they have? if well, some banks capp that liability to just $50. and so, i mean, you just really want to go check your phone today, maybe sure you -- make sure you don't have any debit cards that snuck on to there. one of the tricks they -- all they have to do is get to your unlocked phones, and one of those tricks is, hey, i'll give you my phone number. okay, or i'm just putting it in your phone right here, and the next thing you know, they have access to your phone. you don't even know what happened. rachel: you've with always been warning us about the problems with

but kurt raises a point that the trial reminds people of how our system works.oned steve bannon got four months. his four months are just like anyone else's four months. we talked about that. but on those other things, the bail system, the contempt fine, if we add it up to a couple of months, it might be affecting. it is basically meaningless for the very rich. >> you have the sweetheart jails that they go to. that is very rich go to. the country club jail for the very wealthy who have been found pilfering millions of dollars from their customers, clients, et cetera. get to spend their time, you know, playing golf and doing putt putt here and there and putt putt there. yeah. and the rest of us sit at rikers. so that's the difference. i have advocated for a while now that all of the entrapments of the presidency should be stripped from donald trump during this period. because he is forfeited by his actions. and i'm hoping that a future congress will address this matter to make it very clear that you don't get to play president while you're in the criminal justice

the brilliant career of kurt waltheim, the fourth general secretary un and the president of austria. known. the use of persons with a nazi past in military-political structures created with, on the initiative, with the active participation of washington. this is really true, and it seems to me that it is very painful for the entire world community to realize. by the way, information about kurt waltheim, that he was indeed not only a member of the national socialist party of germany, but was also a member of the german assault troops. moreover, famous. his involvement, his involvement in crimes in yugoslavia, because when the germans entered yugoslavia, there was very heavy resistance, absolutely difficult resistance to the fascists, especially the partisan detachments of yugoslavia, the serbian resistance, this serbian resistance, the fight against the partisan detachments, they really fought very very seriously, including this particular person , and his participation in war crimes was subsequently repeatedly stated, but nevertheless... as you and i know, he not only later was the m

kurt the cyberguy is here to tell us all about it. hey, kurt. >> kurt: are you watching that video?good morning. >> amazing revolution here atlas robot at boston i do make mcs. and this next version called atlas 2.0 is stunning. it's exciting to see what it can do and lifts itself right up with its own legs in that weird kind of articulating way and it's also terrifying because as soon as he starts moving around okay, that thing could break every bone in my body, i bet. so i really am fascinated where this is going where do you take a look at something like this. aiming for the dirty jobs and coond of jobs we don't want to do. bye-bye job security. atlas 2.0 fully electric robot is now going well their next stop is going to be the hyundai manufacturing plant. they have got a commitment there to go work alongside humans. to help put together automobiles. two gig. >> ainsley: county private sector buy one of these? >> not yet. but, hey, one day it's coming. s did just weird how it turns around. i'm sorry to the people at boston dynamics, i know i'm not supposed to be freaked out but i

here to react kurt the cyberguy. kurt, i have seen those kind of emails.ers, best buy, amazon, paypal and microsoft, we have graphic does that effect. it just goes to show you that some of the most popular things online, the scammers have figured out a way to take your money with them. >> hey, good morning, steve. some of the most trusted brands. things you might think might be falling into your inbox or email as we start our week here on a tuesday getting back to work. you are checking your email and you want to look out for scams like these. because there are plenty. this is the number one most complained about from victims to the ftc. best buy and geek squad. the geek squad one is really crafty. they will go in and make it seem like hey, we have got some wrong with your computer. if you click here we will fix it right await a minute okay that, sounds good. click. so bottom line, don't click anything you didn't ask for. i think you will stay safe from those scams. >> steve: something really troubling. we have been talking about artificial intelligence. a

[♪♪] >> trace: back with a nightcap crew, kevin corke, ashley strohmier, matt finn, lisa daftari, kurtn offered comes with the man's like a limited number of tv outlets, no audience, candidates microphones being cut. do you think you should have or should be allowed to have his way? why or why not? ashley strohmier. >> no, i don't. the only thing i wish he would be more demanding of is maybe things like the board or or any other dumpster fire in america right now would be really nice -- border -- >> trace: erin. >> i don't think he should but both clearly have an issue with the debate commission so trump was willing to cede all of these things to biden to get him on stage so it's kind of win win lose lose for both. >> trace: lisa daftari. >> i think trump is flexible enough he could dominate anything and i think that things that biden asked for it would be easy for trump to overcome. usually when you have the upper hand you are the one who makes the demands but here at the other way around. >> trace: kurt knutsson. >> keep the cameras on, the microphones hot and add air horns and may b

region, a military group is concentrated in the kurt region, it is now part of a group of troops, thee total number. more than 10,000, and now in the novgorod region, where their offensive actions are taking place approximately 40,000 are concentrated in livka and vovchansk. these 40,000 were concentrated due to the fact that they used the resource of not only the 44th army corps, but also the 11th army corps, as well as units of the sixth general military. of the army from the group of troops west - this is the kupinsky direction and of the first tank army, which also has a group of troops west of the kupinsky direction, that is, in kharkiv oblast, the number of enemy potential is actually engaged now 4,000, in kursk oblast, a group of troops in relation to sumy oblast, it is a little more than 10 thousand, four times less, and from this we can draw at least a basic conclusion, and on the border with... friends, there may be raids, sabotage and terrorist activities, so definitely, in a very similar scenario, as harshchyna of the entire zone, namely, but at the same time four times le

a month ago our intelligence reported that the enemy had somewhere between 10-105 personnel in the kurtion, then we heard information from a representative of our guru that the enemy was transferring units of the 44th rank corps, he is a part of the leningrad military district, several echelons, there were about one and a half dozen soldiers with personnel, armed equipment, and weapons, they should have moved. on the territory of the kursk region, to strengthen the grouping of the enemy army there. as far as i know, this process is still ongoing, personnel are being moved, concentration is taking place at certain boundaries and positions on the territory of the kurt region, and how quickly they will be involved in offensive actions on the territory of sumy oblast, it is difficult to predict, i repeat once again, the number of personnel , which is equal to nearly 12 thousand people, expect large-scale changes in the territory. of our sumy region in our border area is not worth it, but again, i emphasize that the enemy can resort to such provocations to divert our resources, that is, the

kurt knutsson, the cyberguy.riefing room about the administration and the worry that ai essentially lead to the extethe -- extinction of societd there was a laugh. this is serious stuff and now they pulled the plug. >> it really isn't something to laugh about. it's great controversy. everything in a.i. is happening so quickly and for open ai the people behind chatgpt we have all gone and been mesmerized by. that right there had one track team inside that really wants to make things happen and they have got competition in this big tech world. and then they had the other team that said, hey, you don't need to regulate us because safety, we have got it. we have our own team here to reassure that you catastrophic things are not going to happen with all the futsing around with powerful technology. that team is gone. no more safety inside of open ai. we will handle that overnight team that does the clean up they will work on that, too. kind of crazy, i don't know what is going on inside of that company other than have

in the image of kurt kabiin, of course, his wife, courtnelove, took a big part, like any wife, she. ascert, she bargained with local musician chris. after some time, he and his cousin, albeit speckled serburmaline, were sold at auction for about $15,000 each, that is, the topic... really very very capacious was raised by these two people who were responsible for the fact that they are doing, almost simultaneously marc jacobs released that very scandalous grunge collection for the house of perry ellis, for which he was fired from this house, but it was from that moment that his great career in fashion began. marc jacobs showed in america, which in general, in principle, is very popular, you know, neat, impeccable. decisions, very classic, extremely boring, which you can’t find fault with, released something very much reminiscent of what you see here now, but now is the 24th year of the next century in relation to the events that i am now describing, then it naturally created a scandal, it was absolutely unsaleable, but it became scary fashionable, so these are the stylistic forming comp

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gestapo man kurt lishka was released in 1950.dn’t even think about changing his name or address and lived quietly in his native cologne. he was, however, brought to trial again in 1977. after serving 7 years, he was released again. such a large-scale immigration of fascist collaborators was would have been impossible without the tacit approval of washington. as the cold war intensified, the united states, on the contrary, actively recruited war criminals to work against the ussr. justice did not reach kortsene. he died of natural causes in 1974. at the funeral, his comrades shouted and raised their hands to the sky. it is officially believed that this is the end of the life of the spider organization. but did nazism end there? unfortunately no. the mission began for the americans in liberated from... in paris , washington special agents needed to identify the scientists, who took part in the uranium project. the fact is that in 1943, us scientists were sure that the wehrmacht would attack.

let's bring kurt and jane back in. do you fancy being a mean lord? iii do you fancy being a mean lord? if i knew how it, actually i would. this is very— knew how it, actually i would. this is very smart — knew how it, actually i would. this is very smart and savvy. the way we communicate, especially with their voters. _ communicate, especially with their voters, that's how it's done. it's done _ voters, that's how it's done. it's done through social media, viral content — done through social media, viral content and savvy. the way we communicate, especially with their voters. _ communicate, especially with their voters, that's how it's done. it's done _ voters, that's how it's done. it's done through social media, viral content, — done through social media, viral content, through apps like instagram and tii

kurt: they use ai and algorithms to detect this stuff and do it at the pace.ontent. it's not something they can necessarily do manually. once things are detected they can go in and do some investigating. we are seeing a little bit more generative ai content that's being used to mislead people. it's something we go into the 2024 alexion. important senate races. >> when meta finds this content, what did they do in response. kurt: their goal is to basically wipe out these groups before they gain any traction. and so most of the time when there celebrating this stuff before it reaches a huge audience. ultimately we are trying to find these groups before they reach some kind of scale. >> you got to label this ai generated content. that does it for this busy edition of bloomberg technology. caroline: there has been -- ed: there has been no stop. i will not be on the show tomorrow, i'm away on a top secret mission. stay tuned. check out the pod, many of you do on the way to work. apple, spotify, i heart and we publish on all the bloomberg platforms. cue the beautiful

the growth. >> respect. >> the growth of this is stifling at this point. >> and kurt, you are like itn expert on how trump rolls, how he lives, how he is. [ laughter ] >> and we showed your baby, your baby cover, the fingers, this judge had to catch up and figure out how to deal with him. he made a bet that he is better off fining him and keeping it moving than getting in a jail clash. but, you had to fall back about that, your thoughts? >> i did. and, i believe judge merchan, justice merchan, rather. has been good in his manner. but it is, it is, it seems a mistake in general that the maximum fine in new york state on contemptive court is $1,000. i mean, it seems first of all as is clear and as i believe the judge said, you know. or implayed any way. $1,000 to trump it is nothing and he is doing whatever he wants and violate the gag order, not only that it is, some sense, should be a rounding error. we can talk about his money obsessions. so that, it seems to me, the very least, the maximum fine should be greater to deal with people like say, donald trump who for $1,000 fine is nothi

you know in the chapter where you do on the relationship and what is it you know it's interesting kurt campbell who's now deputy secretary of state. he said it's not a a a, you know, a marriage of convenience. that term has been used. he calls it a coalition of the aggrieved. now. that term, i felt quite interesting. there have been those that have used alignment. in fact, if i may say i wrote a piece with steve hadley and used the word a new alignment. there are others who are using word alliance. how do you see it? describe how this relationship evolved. so first of all, i don't think there's unanimity inside the biden administration about how to much less respond to the russia, china relationship. certainly, they have come together in all kinds of ways. secretary blinken was just in china and. he said publicly, what we've all reported and known which is the chinese are moving huge amounts of technology, not weapons, but dual use technology to russia. they are continuing buy russian oil. they're not the only ones the indians are buying russian oil. right. which is helping the war. th

so one of the big issues involves and more, when kurt schmoke is elected, so he comes in in 1987. and one of the really big issues is very high auto insurance premium. gm's folks in this room will be familiar with the fact that auto insurance is mandated at a state level. were paying on average about 7% of their incomeo 4 times what their suburban were paying, even though they had the same accident record. so we get here into sort of questions about governance of risk, what it means, and sort of who it is that governs risk in the first place. and this is a huge issue because if you're a baltimore and you need a car to get to work and so organization that's started it's calledsue a challenge to insurers. so they tried to propose insurer and tried to actually challenge private insurers in terms of governance, of risk. these auto insurers by the 1990. so the biggest in maryland during this time were geico automobile insurance corporation and state farm were private purveyors mandated goods. they had robust pr efforts. the first pr firm in the us was actually the institute of life ted

joey: i'm good friends with kurt busch, and he attempted it a few years ago.6000, his car didn't hold up. what are the odds he can make this happen? >> first of all, kurt is living his best life ever -- [laughter] i've been with following him onest e gram, loving those pictures. yes, it is a long, grueling races and not just on the driver, on the equipment, as you just mentioned, on the teams because this is a 5-hour raceful we'll start at 6:00 when the sun is out, we'll end at11 if not longer,there is a lot on these drivers. however, i spoke with kyle earlier this week, and he said, listen, it's not much different from what i'm used to because he'll jump into a car on sunday, another on monday, another car on tuesday. if anybody can handle this are from a physical standpoint and a mental standpoint, it is absolutely kyle larson. top five qualifying at the indianapolis 500, top 10 at the coca-cola of 00 -- 600, it's going to be fun to watch. joey: we're going to move on to something maybe a little bit more important, you did a base with visit as part of nascar

kurt campbell who is now deputy secretary of state, he said it's not a marriage of convenience, thatm has been used. he calls it a coalition of the aggrieved. [laughs] that term, i found quite interesting. there have been those who have used "alignment,", in fact, i wrote a piece with stephen hadley and we used the word "a new alignment." there are those who use the word "alliance." how do you see it? describe how this relationship has involved? david: first of all, i don't think there is unanimity inside the biden administration about how to describe, much less respond to the russia-china relationship. certainly they have come together in all kinds of ways. the chinese are moving huge amounts of technology. not weapons, but dual use technology to russia. they are continuing to buy russian oil. they are not the only ones. the indians are valuing russian oil, which is helping finance the war -- buying russian oil, which is helping to finance the war. they are leading on strategic issues, doing military exercises together. and both of them have developed a relationship with iran. iran

pius, help, kurt.ck, it doesn’t wobble, yeah, yes, it never wobbles, everything is as it should, the door there is made forever, yes, okay, it’s up, tomorrow i’ll bring a buffet for help, now it’s late and... what kind of buffet, where are you from? yes, at the headquarters, the headquarters is leaving , someone will take him anyway, so who is mikhalyukov buffet, well , he’s a swindler, then that’s all. let me i’ll sit down, what’s chattering there, something, don’t go, stop hanging around the pole, i’ve already won my way, it’s okay, it’s time to live, like a human being, let me, i say, i’ll sit down, i need to get through, probably, well, let me, i say, here, yes, it will decide, it will break, it won’t break, he said it will break, what does it do and you will wake up, i won’t wake you up, oh, you can’t lift a gun, they’ve been running all over the day, little lark. you love me, my year, when will this end, funnel. holy shit, why should we take out the door, what kind of squabble, comrade commander,

alexey smirnov became the acting governor of the kurt region., who took the post of minister of transport in the new cabinet. dmitry milyaev was appointed acting governor of the tula region until may 14. the region was led by alexey dzyumin, whom the president appointed as his assistant. acting head khabarovsk territory appointed.

gestapo man kurt lishka was released in 1950.en think about changing his name or address and lived quietly in his native cologne. he was, however, again attracted to trial in 1977. after serving 7 years, he was released again. like this. large-scale immigration of fascist collaborators would have been impossible without the tacit approval of washington. as the cold war intensified, the united states , on the contrary, actively recruited war criminals to work against the ussr. justice did not reach skarzeni. he died of natural causes in 1974. at the funeral, his comrades shouted dick heil and raised their hands to the sky. it is officially believed that this is where the life of the spider organization ended. but did nazism end there? unfortunately no. mission alsas began for the americans in paris, liberated from the germans. washington's special agents needed to identify the scientists who took part in the uranium project. the fact is that in 1943, us scientists were sure that the wehrmacht would attack boston, chicago, new york

coming for a year about larson doing the double and the first nascar driver to attend the double since kurtoday. he's just got a lap down as dixon goes by. pato o'ward, is that the pass for the lead and the win? we'll answer that soon, but remember that moment with 54 to go. >> guy, scott duckson has so much, and oh! yellow out! big one for the for the huge one and that's not what scott dixon wanted to see and it allowed the field that needed to seven stretch, and we thought this could have been this year on the front row start with six, and i did not want it to win like, and it just got high, got loose and got in the wall. we've seen so many drivers hang it up on the outside there and we kept wondering

the president entrusted alexey smirnov with the highest post in the kurt region. he is 51.ov is in his sixth year of training. dmitry milyaev, he is 48 years old, a native of the same region, previously worked in the regional government and was responsible for the development of agriculture, in the khabarovsk territory the governor's chair will be occupied by the now former deputy prosecutor general of russia, forty-eight-year-old dmitry demeshin, he is also a graduate of the governor's school. all these preferences. support for regions affected by floods became one of the topics today at the first meeting of the renewed government. according to mikhail mishustin, the orenburg region will receive 5 billion rubles for the restoration of housing and communal services. the cabinet of ministers gave local businesses a one-year deferment from paying taxes and other obligatory payments. this is a benefit for companies whose income was reduced by more than a third due to the disaster. another 4 billion. in the current difficult conditions, we need to act in a single ranks and orga

museum, it originated with the chief conductor of the givenhouse orchestra, at that moment it was kurt this house, which is a ruin, yes, well , a ruin, and by someone it was inhabited a little, by completely normal residents, it was a normal house, kurtmazur, i know that he was a very active, fiercely active person, he was very powerful, thanks to him they began to think about how to renovate this house and make it museum, he found sponsors, found opportunities. do it it was really a ruin, that’s the only thing that really remained here, look at this floor, this is the original floor, from that time, i always say, i want to come here and kiss these parquet floors. linochka, how did it happen that you became the president of the mendelssohn foundation in leptig, despite the fact that you live in berlin, you have a very active concert activity, that i have little to do with mendelssohn, i played him very little and it’s fine, had nothing to do with this, i was surprised that for one wonderful day i received a letter in the mail in a beautiful, solid envelope from the mayor of the city of

i talked to warriors vp of basketball operations, kurt lake up about the process leading up to the draft. here's what he had to say about draymond involved. we do have players who tend to be around it. it depends on the timing of these workouts in the season. i think. >> historically draymond's been pretty involved. he just he loves to be around this sort of stuff and he loves the draft. so he'll come and watch workout. that's typically as we get closer to the draft and i think what's great about that, he'll see certain as a active player and someone to be in the locker room with that we might not focus on as and sometimes that's important. sometimes it's less important. but it's interesting. nonetheless, and he also talked to afterwards and get a sense for what they're like. >> catch most of that interview tonight on sports night live. the full inierview up on kron 4 dot com. 20 minutes. i'll it up. currently alright playoff basketball cavaliers. looking for redemption against the celtics game. 2 of the eastern conference semis 3rd quarter. jayson tatum gets the hoop and the harm for th

alexey smirnov became the acting governor of the kurt region. he replaced roman starovoit, who in the new cabinet he took the post of minister of transport. dmitry milyaev was appointed acting governor of the tula region until may 14. the region was led by alexey dzyumin, whom the president appointed as his assistant. appointed acting head of the khabarovsk territory. dmitry demeshin. previously, this post was held by mikhail dekterev, now he holds the post of minister of sports. well, the day before, vladimir putin already met with the new government. a short meeting took place after the signing of the decree on appointments. head of state stressed that the cabinet of ministers needs to act in unison with parliament and the regions, as well as promptly resolve personnel and financial issues. our government has been renewed. six new ministers appeared, four of them came from the regions of the russian federation, these are people well known to us with good experience, some of them had experience working in the federal government earlier, now hav

there is a wonderful, absolutely wonderful phrase on this topic that i found in one of kurt’s books vonagutrk the doctor, with reference to his son, he gave such a wonderful formula, such a final meaning that works even in the most critical, in the most tragic situations, the meaning is to help each other get through all of this, whatever it is. this is the podcast of schrödinger's cat, i am its host grigory tarasevich, our guest is dmitry lentsev, a psychologist, with whom we are talking about such a global thing as the meaning of life. before meeting you, i asked my eleventh graders write a short essay about the meaning of life, almost. everyone, without directly saying anything, made the first phrase, everyone has their own meaning of life, yeah, but it turns out that we have 8 billion meanings of life on the planet. it’s still in me, it can’t make sense. frankl has a wonderful metaphor about a boomerang. what is a boomerang? is it a toy that you throw away and it comes back into your hands? no, actually, for a moment , a boomerang is a hunting weapon. hunting weapons of the australian a

know, you see people in, in t shirts with, with bob marley with nina simone, the spirit cookie with kurt co bane. um, you know, the list goes on and on. an artist web stood at the intersection of politics and, and, and creation. and a lot of those artists even stood at the interface of almost inventing john rose by speaking you know, their mind and, and, and, and, and speaking truth to power with music. and i don't know why artist would choose to go the route. i mean, i do know why it's capitalism, right? we know that artist measure some artist, measure success in terms of money in term instead of measuring it in terms of the way that they can touch hearts, how many hearts they reach and, and, and how they can transform and help transform society. and so i think that we have to realizes, art is often times that were being used by system and fight against that with our art. that is, the highest purpose of art is to serve as resistance and artists, and art has always served on the front lines of resistance. you don't have social change with out, you know, music, helping the people marching

kurt lake up about the process leading up to the draft. here's what he had to say about draymond involved. >> we do have players who tend to be around. it depends on the timing of these workout somewhere in the season. i think historically draymond's been pretty involved. he just he loves to be around this sort of stuff and he loves the draft. so he'll come and watch for cats. that's typically as we get closer to the draft and i think what's great about that, he'll see certain as a active player and someone to be in the locker room with that we might not focus on as and sometimes that's important. sometimes it's less important. but it's interesting. nonetheless, and he also talked to afterwards and get a sense for what they're like. can't get rid of haha. >> we'll see you tomorrow >> we'll see you tomorrow night. ♪ from the mountains to the coast... ♪ ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ todos a la mesa ♪ ♪ que buena la mezcla ♪ ♪ it don't get no better ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪

kurt naussany, who is named in the lawsuit, told nbc news he has not worked for the firm since 2015 and not handle loans to lisa marie presley. nbc news attempted to get further comment from naussany investments, but did not hear back. >> even if this transaction was made in secret, those leave records. so that would be the obvious first place to look. >> reporter: with the mystery around graceland deepening, the hearing is tomorrow morning. stephanie gosk, nbc news. >>> and up next, the new criminal investigation launched into the drug overdose death of actor matthew perry. >>> and actress scarlett johansson fights back over an a.i. voice that she says sounds just like hers.uo really high-end stuff. -sorry, that's our ghost. -yeah, okay. he's more annoying than anything. too bad there's mold behind the backsplash. [ sniffs ] yep, that's mold. well, then, let's see if we can save you some money with progressive. guess how much i originally paid for this fireplace? 23 bucks. materials and labor. just ignore him. you got bamboozled! everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they

american zone of occupation, in particular the specialist in automatic control systems helmut grettup, kurtere korolev became the head of the department, and then the famous okb number one was created from it, this is the same design bureau that launched the satellite and man into space. again, what is important: korolev served time, but korolev could have become embittered, could have broken down, but his thirst to create a rocket, including a rocket and a military one, and at the same time in order to go into space, this thirst remained, if not for this thirst unknown, nothing would have worked out, of course, well, it should also be noted that in general this space race of the cold war period, it... of course, was important from the point of view of scientific and technological progress, but it was also a kind of competition between two political systems , so of course, success in the scientific sphere, in the scientific and technological sphere, they were echoed, so to speak, in the image of this or that system, therefore, when, unexpectedly for the americans , we were the first to laun

not so the us deputy secretary of state, kurt campbell.said publicly the other day, israel's leaders mostly talk about the idea of a sweeping victory on the battlefield, but the biden administration didn't believe such a thing was possible. neither do many other observers. so why is israel pursuing the idea, and why is benjamin netanyahu so willing to ignore what the us wants? i put these questions to shaina oppenheimer, a journalist with bbc monitoring injerusalem. first and foremost, he has some very far—right coalition partners who have been very hawkish and very clear with him that they want to see the government do certain things, for example, for it to press ahead with a full—scale invasion of rafah. and they would also like to see what they would describe as a total victory image in gaza, a total defeat of hamas. it is very paramount to the existence of his very fragile government and coalition. so he has to kind of manoeuvre and balance the pressure of that and israel's relationship with the us, which is certainly at what seems to