professor leviti today with brilliance won a bet yes, why were you arguing? whether our meter can make a man out of a stuffed animal or not, he could and he succeeded. at the same time, he did well, earned very well. one minute 5.800 euros hmm that certainly doesn't count this outfit and shoes as a reason not to drink. it's a beast, i'll try to explain. stay with her, as they say? understand. but what about the vaunted russian hospitality? please with evil or something in the beginning really was a guy should be able to listen to what you really are not. there, the most important thing is to find what to eat and drink, and it doesn’t matter in something and with whom you are all honestly for money and earn there for your fight and even kill. i almost killed him too. what are you, these spiders in a jar of yours? it doesn't interest me at all. i have nothing to do with this. do not want anymore. thanks for the science. goodbye, i decided i'm getting married. well, because he loves me. do you know that it's like you're a girl worthy of love. he's almost an idio

professor leviti today with brilliance won a bet why was there an argument?whether our meter can make a man out of a stuffed animal or not, he could and he succeeded. at the same time, he did well, earned very well. 5.000 800 euros

the news river with food essential supply down with a co, bus least, and wants to make this into levity a furious for them. it's clear who is responsible for the dire situation, sang since impulse, but it to us and fronts. a close ally of the over the phone government the with very happy that the minute trees take you know, fast over the last few years we've suffered so much because of regional and secure a single. they had their no job. we've only lived on agriculture and outcasts. oh, wow. yeah. but then the terrorist took all the animals and killed on men and sons having the home. and the government has done absolutely nothing about it. you know, the, but i mean, i do in the me, at the local market. customers can still find staples, that price, but fewer and fewer people can afford to buy them. you know what we really want now that the military has taken control, is that they go to the shopkeepers and get them to lower prices. they need to have pity on us. i'm not going eco, was say they're going to do this or sash. if the generals really low phonies year, as they always say, then th

the gravity of all this is juxtaposed by the levity inside of trump's inner circle. talking to his allies in the last hour, some of than traveling with him, they say he's bored by this. they believe he can consolidate his support now inside the republican party. inasmuch as he is facing scrutiny from the justice department, he's not facing it from his own party, the republican party, who continues to push him in many corners to be their nominee. >> let's point out that the legal experts say that the four counts laid out in this indictment against president trump are the most serious charges in all of the cases he is facing. it also marks the first time in american history that the president of the united states, current or former, is being charged for conduct while in office. the former president is charged with conspiracy to defraud the united states, conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding, obstruction of and attempt to obstruct an official proceeding, and conspiracy against rights. the three conspiracies are detailed further in the indictment than they are t

alright, little levity here. >> michael yaki, our political expert always great to get your insight into these matters. >> talking with you again. still to come on kron, 4 news at 5 with covid cases rising here in the bay. some facilities reinstating mask mandates. bay area. health officials talking about that. telling everyone in this age covid how you should be thinking about staying safe. >> and why one former major league baseball president says still have a long way to go before moving the team to vegas. but first, tens of thousands of dollars worth of stolen merchandise says recovered from bay area flea markets. what the chp is markets. what the chp is (♪♪) rsv can be a dangerous virus... [sneeze] ...for those 60 and older. it's not just a cold. and if you're 60 or older... ...you may be at increased risk of hospitalization... [coughing] ...from this highly... ...contagious virus. not all dangers come with warning labels. talk to your pharmacist or doctor... ...about getting vaccinated against rsv today. welcome back to kron. 4 news at 5. we'll get to other news of the day momentar

it's also the nature of the levity and the irony of the event. oh, thank you. just to follow up, was was there always the flip side to it where people were volunteering to help or to raise money. among the elite, you mean? yes. yes. i think most of the early they knew it was their responsibility. they had to get involved in some way with charity. and so, again while they didn't get their hands dirty to speak, they were happy enough to drive to the hospital and drop off a load of expensive goods, as long as saw that they did it. and saw that they were dressed in their finest and had their nice carriages and all of that. when they formed the ladies gunboat association and those donations of scrap metal make the gunboat, they made sure that they printed the name of every single in the newspaper and how much they contributed to the cause. i want to make sure that they were recognized. so, yes, i would say the vast majority of these women are actively in some kind of charity, but it's conspicuous charity, i should say. okay. thank you. yeah, thanks. oh, my father ha

they didn't want to be part of georgia, going to have their own language again, assume the levity to what we are seeing now in the ukraine, because the russians, you know, they would pick it up as being russian. and i think that's the same ones at georgia, georgia and government one to then to be. so then of course, it started in the today, 16 years ago. it started the 5 day more on the friday spend time. now we can see the complexities much longer. unfortunately, but still, i think as a problem going on and this task i see went through ukraine later on, he became even, i think, the governor of the odessa of last and the story and he's now in jail. and he was, he's in prison cases in its own country, georgia. i think we'll see there's some things back in 2007. he was a photo losing the next since that time. so yeah, maybe some lensky indeed will go the same path. s a s. yeah, so let's go see the, the analysis today. sonya i would submit is quite illuminating, including from georgia's prime minister, who criticized the then administration of his nation, stating it did nothing to preve

and the cooperation without the emerging markets and developing countries. promot global multiple levity, i'm the queen to democracy, international relations and help maintenance and national old north just and equitable the gathering between bricks countries and all the 50 other countries in south africa today is not an exercise of asking countries to take size, nor alexa. the size of creates and blocks compensation by the it is an endeavor to expand the architecture of peace and development. i'm glad to know, so that's over 20 countries. on looking at all the dorm brooks and the hopes to see more joining, the brakes corporation making is the use of ways that we can look friends with china stays committed to an independent foreign policy of piece and the building offered community with a shed see which has on my side as a developing country and the number of like global self trying to breeds the same draft with other developing countries. because it was a shed see what you have with them. china has the residents, the of how they call the nexus of developing countries and the worked to i

but we all levity aside these warnings are very, very serious of catastrophic and life threatening flooding throughout southern calvary. and particularly in areas like this in the desert. low line desert areas where flash flooding is uh of almost inevitable right result of a heavy rainfall. and the rainfall is going to be extreme more rain in the parts of the desert area, light palm springs than this area normally gets in, in the entire year is going to fall in one day according to forecast or so. again, people are being told to stay inside, stay off the roads, it looks from this vantage point, at least that that is what is happening that uh, the streets in this town are practically empty. the rain is coming down harder. and hillary is barreling northward, towards this area at about 40 kilometers per hour of pictures that we can see the same time draw ball road preparations by people in long beach also where you are in palm springs are filling some bags. the police aren't trying to help them. what sort of advice besides staying at home? all real, socrates giving because getting out company

but there were also moments of fun and levity where they would play the fiddle and dance around the campfire. if did not follow rules, there were consequences. in this case, the army required flogging. and so this involved a cat of nine tails. you can see the the whip here. and it would do damage to your back. and they would lay these usually 25 strokes for offenses 50. and in one case, 100. and the person couldn't even walk for several days after that. as you can imagine. and there their trip upstream was all of the adventure. initially, the french knew a lot of the names that native peoples and french referred to certain places. and so that's what they were using as their names the further along into the that they go, they start naming the and streams for people that they know and friends back home. even the president of the united states kind of changes over the course of time. louis is primarily walking on the shore by himself, sometimes accompanied by seamen, and he's observing the flora and fauna. he's taking detailed notes. he's gathering specimens. it's kind of being this scientific

so now that i'm dealt with the levity to get the privilege of introducing my colleague what of my dearest friends. someone who i've literally known every minute of my public life. hopefully it will be disobeyed the living of statuary hall we will move that 5% which i know she is a champion i of reflectig the number ofer women and a gret nation like this one. has a very long list of successes. lois has been a champion of women and children. mixon is equal opportunity for all in a strong voice for justice and a fantastic grandma who incessantly talks of my deas congresswoman lois. [laughter] [applause] codeborah wasserman schultz. i should tell the mystery. [laughter] first about james it's so great to see you. she's a mayor of cleveland when i was the mayor of west palm beach. we shared a lot of stories y together. the historical society but thank you everybody was here. a shout out to them my best use, sherry. i knew her from dena and a few minutes but thank you ladies. we talk about women sticking together. i knew debbie, i met debbie when she was just a college graduate. she looked like

you have to have a little bit of levity sometimes. >> i just wonder if the cat could have doubled orer was a little bit more a jump rope expert. cheryl: food is a big motivator for most edibles, few put the treats out, there is milo, treat motivate milo. let's take a look before we go back at your markets, we have a nice start to the markets this week, not bad it's been a little choppy, we know volume is low, the video earnings report is going to be bad news this week, almost exactly a month ago nobody was short the market when you want to get short and the delegate stronger, interest rates move up in the market correct erratically over the same last. , now were getting near highs of the year, multiyear highs in shorts of etf's and bearish bets against the market. that is typically a counter indicator with nobody sure is when you want to get short and when everybody short you want to get long in the tsi so we see how that plays out. cheryl: quick final thoughts. >> i think were looking forward to the debates on wednesday in looking forward to the economic plans that's what we think a

unquote characters, these healers who were really hucksters and at the same time, how did maintain levity or sanity? some of these situations as well? i thank for the question. yeah, no, i really, i kind of come a perspective. all of us, you know, we, the human race are all a little bit silly that a lot of the way that we do that distinguishes from animals just so and so and i include in that of course and so speaking with these folks, i thought, well, this is just kind of like another flavor of silliness and so i guess i, i'm very used to talking to people that i find to be silly, but they the reason that i the humor of some of these situations and i do tell have quite a few humorous passages in there and stuff is i just find that if you tell like a very angry story you're really kind of damaging in the public discourse. you know in one sense you're freezing out those folks who might otherwise. and in another sentence, you're you're whipping up the choir a place where they just get more angry and, you know, come more at loggerheads with other people. and so i think humor is a really grea

now that i'm don't the levity i guess the privilege of introducing my colleague one of my dearest friends who someone who i have literally known every minute of my public life. hopefully it will meet to sell but the women of statuary hall will move that 5% which i know she is a champion of like this one. congressman lois frankel as you already heard has a very long list of successeses. she was mayor of west palm beach we served in the legislature side-by-side in the leadership of the statehouse together. lois has been a champion of women and children and their quality of life and the equity and the necessity for us to make sure there's equal opportunity for all. a strong and incredible voice for justice. and a fantastic grandma who incessantly talks about her adorable grandson.rere please join me and representing one of my dearest friends congresswoman lois. [applause] [inaudible] >> hello it is so hard to follow debbie. i should tell them a story. [laughter] >> i saved it for a progress she saved it for my personal jane it's so great to see it. she was mayor of cleveland when i was mayor

so i'm all for a little levity but i'm not too sure in this situation it's the right way to go.and then we are continuing the conversation. markets are at the lows of the morning, dow industrials down 2234 right now. coming up, how many times did hunter biden biden's business partner eric schwerin really visit the obama white house and the vice president's residence? we're breaking it down with congressman greg steube after the break. stay with us. ♪ blue since the day we parted. ♪ why, why, did i ever let you go. ♪ mama mia. ♪ ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guida

now that i'm done with the levity, we have the privilege of introducing my colleague in one of the dearest friends and someone who have known every minute of my public life hopefully when we need to celebrate the women of the statuary hall, we will have moved that 5% towards reflecting the number of women in great nation. the congresswoman, as you already heard, has a long list of successes. the mere serving side by side in the leadership of the state house. the champion of women and children and their quality of life. as the equity and necessity for us to make sure there is equal opportunity for hall a fantastic grandma who incessantly talks about her grandsons. please join me in representing one of my dearest friends, congresswoman lois frankel. >> it is so hard to follow debbie. i should tell them a story. she saves this story. first of all, it is so great to see you. she was mayor of cleveland when i was mayor of west palm beach. we shared a lot of stories together. thank you. i call the hysterical -- thank you everyone who is here. a shout out to one of my best friends, other friends

but we also show the fun, the levity, the joy the grace and dignity of this particular lady and president. we wanted to ensure that mrs. obama's story was not a decorative set piece. everyone will want to see her dresses, of course, and does all the dresses be there? the dresses will be on display in all of their glory. but again, that that story as much as it is about the beauty of this first lady and her elegance, it's also a story about the way in which she was able to lift up diverse emerging designers. designers of color, how every time she engaged with designers ensured that there was an educational workshop at the white house engaging with young people always, there's a sense sartorial diplomacy about the designers that she wore both at home and abroad. and so that's a way in to really understanding the broader expansive beauty of that particular story. we talk about president and mrs. obama's global travels. we talk about life at the white house, all the amazing events that happened in that space and also how they opened up the white house more people than ever before. it really i

so now that i am done with the levity i get the privilege of introducing my colleague in one of my dearest friends someone who i've literally known every minute of my public life. hopefully when we need to submit the women of the statuary hall we were moved that 5% which i know she is a champion of torture question number of women in a great nation like this one, con lois frankel already heard has a very long list of successes. she was a of west palm beach. we served side-by-side in the leadership of the state house together. lois has been a champion of women and children and the quality of life and the equity and the necessity for us to make sure that there's equal opportunity for all and strong and incredible voice for justice, and a fantastic grandma who incessantly talks about her adorable grandsons. so please join in representing what in my dearest friends, congresswoman lois frankel. [applause] >> well, hello. it's so hardde to follow debbie wasserman schultz. i should tell them a story. yeah. she saved the story. first of all, jane, it's a great to see you. she was mayor of clevelan

about how parenthood is this thing that's3 filled with so much inspiration and silliness, so much levityourself that you love, the parts of yourself that you are proud of. it also shows yourself parts of yourself that you might be ashamed of, parts of yourself that you might not like. i'm always interested in how how we hold all of that together, we kind of carry all of that together in our bodies and our lives. >> stephen: do you remember the first poem you ever wrote? >> clint: i do. i do. it was in third grade and my teacher assigned us to write a poem about a color. i chose the color gray, i don't know why, i guess i was a somber sad child. >> stephen: joy and despair. >> clint: joy and despair. and it went something like "i hate the color gray. it reminds me of a rainy day, gray, i really hate that color. it's annoying like my little brother." [applause] to be clear... my and my brother have a great relationship now, he's a great guy. but he was a toddler. but toddlers by nature are very annoying. my teacher came up to me afterwards and she said and put her hand on my shoulder and s

so now that i am done with the levity i get the privilege of introducing michael and one of my dearest friends, someone who i have literally known every minute of my public life, hopefully when we meet to celebrate the women of statuary hall will have moved that 5%, which i know she is a champion of, towards reflecting the number women in our great nation like this one. congresswoman lois frankel, as you already heard, has very long list of successes. she was the mayor of west palm beach, which in the led to side by side in the leadership of the state house together lois has been a champion of women and children and their quality of life and, the the equity and the necessity for us to make sure that is equal opportunity for all and a strong and voice for justice and a fantastic grandma who incessantly about her adorable grandsons. so please join me representing one of my dearest friends congresswoman, lois frankel. well, hello. it's so hard to follow debbie wasserman. i should tell them a story, and yet i say she saved the story. first of all, jane, it's so great to you. she was mayor

so now i am done with the levity, i get the privilege of introducing my colleague, one of my dearest friends, someone who i have literally known every minute of my public life, hopefully when we mates -- will have moved at 5%, which i know she is a champion of, for addressing the number of great women and our nation like this one. congresswoman lois frankel, as you heard, has a very long list of successes. she was the mayor of west pam beige, we surfed side by side in the leadership of these that house together. lois has been a champion of women and children. and their quality of life. and the equity and necessity for us to make sure there is equal opportunity for all, and a strong and credible voice for justice. and a fantastic grandma who incessantly talks about her adorable grandson. so please join me in welcoming one of my dearest friends, congresswoman lois frankel. [applause] >> hello. it is so hard to follow debbie wasserman schultz. i should tell them a story. yeah. jane, it is so great to see you. she was mayor of cleveland when i was mayor of west palm beach. we've shared a

you know, so you sort of these moments of levity, but really it's about these two families, one on either side of this terrible crime. they have been made to feel that the last thing they can do is trust each other. right. even though ultimately the book starts to show, well, you know what, maybe rhonda and bill have a lot more in common than they're aware of at first. but eventually, bill, in coming back, writing again, writing again, offering his friendship to paula. she takes it and she thinks, you know what, this is really a comfort. and i feel like i can trust this man and he becomes part of a much larger campaign to spare her life that goes all the way to europe and just as a teaser, eventually involves john pope, john paul the second. i mean it's really an unexpected twist at a certain point. but yeah, i love that moment when rhonda was, you know, talking to the grandfather and like you said, said, don't touch that. i was like, i could see that and i might be thinking that same thing. and though the book has only been out now for a for a few days, but you're going to be heading to

is he going to show up, is he not going to show up, i try to add some levity.because the stakes are so high. and the stakes of this not progressing, the stakes of him being able to just sit it out and no republicans other than chris christie, maybe hutcheson, prosecuting the case against him, that's bad for democracy. >> yeah, but i think there's a way to accomplish that within the dynamics of the republican party. because we know if you're will hurd, hutchison, kristie, the room does not want to hear that. it doesn't work, this isn't your party anymore. the person to watch is tim scott, and the reason i say that is because ron desantis and donald trump are uniquely dangerous figures. unconstitutional regions, for cultural reasons, and other. and i know for tim scott, nikki haley, and others, progressives have concerns over ideology. but they're not a danger to the office or to the constitution. and what tim scott has done is instead of going right at desantis or going right at donald trump, he's speaking aspirationally about how republicans can help on the eco

look, i'm not asking for henny youngman or chris rock i just want some levity, and i find that musk now just, you know -- >> maybe on his call but not in his twitter feed and he is still potentially going to get in a match cage fight >> i think he's more interesting in a way i think that something happened to him to make him so that he's quite boring on a call the call just sounds like it's another call consumer packaged goods call >> i mean, touched the hot stove a couple of times, maybe you pull back. >> i urge people to listen to calls. if you want a call -- who was the best call last week? >> amazon. >> no, in terms of the -- an arc of interest. amazon was the best in terms of the numbers. >> i don't know, jim >> dave zappo. >> really? i thought you were going to go there. >> brian runs an unbelievable amazon call, but it helps that it was an amazing quarter. costs were down incredibly they didn't sacrifice any same-day whatsoever. the -- amazon prime was just a showcase of american consumerism. >> we were concerned about a deceleration in growth at aws and the market -- >> it stabi

one of the few moments of levity provided by donald trump with a self reported weight and height and he is 61 and a half? 62? he's a bit shorter. but his staff reported him at six foot three and a fighting weight of 2:15. that would be like if my staff reported me, describe mr. scarborough's appearance, he looks a lot like robert redford in 1974. you know, wildly, wildly off. so i'm not going to tell you where the over under is on donald trump's way in, but it is a good, let's just say it is a good 70 or 80 pounds higher than what the staff reported. but willie, i'm sure you would describe me as looking like robert redford. >> coach cassidy, cnn's kid era. >> exactly, yes. with or without the mustache. >> i like you with the stash. i also like the self reported strawberry blond hair. i thought that was a nice flourish, flourish as well instead of just saying blond. >> come on, strawberry blonde. >> he really went for, it he really went for it. he also -- they also can't use the bail bondsmen like anybody else would. fosters bail bonds and lawrenceville, georgia where you pay 10%. as