chelsea have moved closer to a place and lex i6 chelsea have moved closer to a place and lex 16 afterng a single shot on target, chelsea have nine points in group h, and point in the next match at home to you event is to score them a place in knockout stages. irate them a place in knockout stages. we not them a place in knockout stages. - got the job done. i think maybe now we canjudge by got the job done. i think maybe now we can judge by results got the job done. i think maybe now we canjudge by results but we can judge by results but who doesn't. we wanted a result, we needed the result, we expect that the results from us the results and we delivered. we did not suffer through difficult situations in our box and we did not allow awkward situations, not at all, we never lost concentration and so, i'm very happy. a close one. record of most games and english league clubs, he went to play luton town but it was not town but it was not the fairy tale night that he hoped for. in i62nd match so i'm go down 3—1 despite leading at half—time and the result is dropping to ia. antonio says he

lex there is hugging under definitely hugging. >> will good.we are all at a place we can finally do that again. it's hard to imagine a snappier title than the one you all came up with. once you thought of energy seriously consider any other assist spoiler alert there is a nether but there is a very similar title you all found am i right? >> there is a fantasy novel forget the alamo, there is a mexican published history from 1964 which was a very similar name part of toy the names of the book, before in of of the work that name of the book came at the end or right slapped my hand on the table set and i have got the damn name. i will take credit for that cyber. >> we slumped our shoulders and rose we had to do this you cannot have a good idea the perfect title and not do it. >> i have been at two different dinners with people were i thought it was okay to talk about the book and to say what it was going to be for two different diners slumped off their chair and onto the floor and said you can't say that. i knew we were onto something. >> he gets

there is a lot of talk right now about one yo lex cycle but i think people are really missing the pointnew. ten years ago there were no progressive prosecutors. two years ago 10% of the u.s. lived in a jurisdiction with a progressive prosecutor and right now, 20.1% of the u.s., 70 million people live in a jurisdiction where they have elected and re-elected progressive prosecutors. if you were to pick a political party that is the most successful in the united states me and my progressive prosecutor buddies should shake hands because we would be it. the republicans can't touch us and neither can the democrats. as we focus on something as obscure as the city attorney in seattle understand she is not the chief prosecutor in seattle. she just prosecutes misdemeanors. mostly she does civil cases. the prosecutor there is a progressive. he's been there for a very, very long time. you know, his policies on drugs are fabulous many guided by his own experience with the addiction and the death of his sister. we are winning. progressive prosecution is winning all over the country. >> the police uni

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we have obligation internationally to lex then people that are bringing war, post, acute sion that can be considered refugees. and in fact, in august when we had the accepted over 1400 people from afghanistan edition and totally different situation. we know exactly. we have full intelligence. how these people are rocks and bowers. they were loads into this, this troubles by fav favorite agencies. they were instructed by both forces, how to pretend that they are actually just in talk. they are not, they not still retreat junior for to be considered reduced. that is why we cannot let them enter because dish would violate our obligation to protect the board of the border colon and european union. what is your response to this report by human rights watch the punish authorities have been engaged in push backs and even separating families at the polish by the res border. we reject the accusations because whatever we do is in full compliance with national law, we arm and we have a duty to protect the boulder. so if somebody wants to cross and our border guards identified such attempts, justi

there comes directly to lex and i should be yet, but should be at some i should be more of a nic will not let me start. i feel it then old. gummy. she'll be bed doing. she'll let me get lunch even while i'm going to shop. please give me a holler. nick will let me start. she told me that the nice guy vets. i thought he'd go la activists in my firm. say that since the 2000 over 1700 palestinian israelis have been killed by organized crime. they claim that the israeli police encourage palestinian on palestinian crime that they don't properly investigate these cases and treat them as an internal, so called tribal matter. so not only the, the own a moot home, the women to follow him may monday, the multi, no home with the blame memo de shortly my booking been humbled. the whole, the bit damaged. hobby carnegie machine. there been been a no shame. yes. lindsey cullum, official of it came on, but usually for a common will feel you have much fidel, in which the mindful of the name, who the chloe. bon map mean baby been a struggle. why had that you felt that if the coffee shop shopping for the

this one, for example, is only among kind of half global lex bugs and discussion. kelly from think about the impact from the climate change is having all the fathers that you work with voices from different corners. when the wells are empty, people fight for programs that open your eyes to remote tentative view. i don't have collage and i have my voice on now to sierra lou ah ah ha, you're watching out his ear. let's remind you of our top stories here. the salad, the drug make a madonna is wanting that new vaccines may be needed to combat the new variant of coven 19 financial markets around the world have been rattled by the army cron discovery. the caribbean island nation of barbados has become a republic after cutting ties with the british monarchy. sandra mason has been sworn in as president, replacing queen elizabeth as the head of state. uganda has launched an air strikes against the armed group. the allied democratic forces across the border and democratic republic of congo. it comes just weeks after 3 suicide bomb attacks, and camp holler killed. several peo

and as a result, that the pro scrutiny come far more lex and brook jackson herself said, you know, she complained on the 25th of september to the f d i m a 26. he was sacked on the 31st of december. the article came out in the new england journal of medicine, and throughout that process, there was no mention of compromise of data either within their publications from the da, from the political institutions, the united states. so in time process, if you like, is one which tends to further the commercial interests of large companies rather than protect the interest of the public. and it's that that's gone to the heart of many scandals at pfizer has been involved with their trials. they run experimenting on my children, whether their heart valves that they inserted in patience and i'm afraid it is a theme which has come up again and again. okay. yeah, lots of tangents to their side there. appreciate your time on this dr. angie brown . thank you. next you, as democrats, have suffered a pivotal defeats in the state of virginia losing a governor's election there for the 1st time into terms t

public radar and capitalist rate, or in most, in the most or last year and the follow up in so called lex law reform negotiations . you and us officials have been leaving since february this. alexander, do you agree with what you have heard? so far is the peace deal that ended the war 26 years ago in danger of unraveling. i think this is going to be one of those shows where all of the guests agreeing in absolute principle when it comes to the fact that this is the biggest crisis bobby has experienced. and since 1095 and the finding of the court however, maybe i'm, i was i'm a born optimist. but i still do think that there are some checks and balances within the very they can peace accord. but also the country itself are complicated, that might be as complex as it might be, that might prevent any kind of, you know, everything that we're seeing so far escalate into some kind of open, open, open conflict besides of a war. what is the mood like there in, sorry, april, at the moment a people genuinely fearful? yes, i think my people are concerned much of this reminds them of the fall of 91 whe

spring and the same time when we have seen the difference of criminals trying to sell vaccines and lex and certificates as well. so for now, we just the, the new, a fucking of all the cameras are just people who have nothing and they're just going online in some underground firms market something i will tell you if you want included certificates included in vaccination, those us whatever. and there are just trying to convince people to give them money . there is like not a lot of ways to track them physically because they're accept some payments and carmen to some. they are using private transfer communications. a word of warning for anyone tempted sperski lab says it's impossible for those who by the counterfeit certificates to know what they're really getting. the main thing that we're highlighting in research should and there is no way to check whether those said criminals are just cameras, horror trying to take money from, from the victims and do nothing back or. ready they're actually having way to these kinds of certificates during the fuser on the risk. we should remember the ba

during the spring and the same time when we have seen different criminals trying to sell vaccines and lex and certificates as well. so for now, we just the, the new, a fucking of all the cameras who are just people who have nothing and they're just going online in some underground firms market something i will sell you anything you want, including certificates included in vaccination, those us, whatever. and there are just trying to convince people to give them money. and there is like not a lot of ways to track them physically because they're accept some payments and carmen to some they are using private shots for communications. the amount of dark met sellers continues to rise across the globe and it can be difficult to track them down because they're often being paid encrypted currency. sperski lab saying that scholars are always look at for an easy target that we are highlighting and least research sheet that there is no way to check whether those same criminals are just cameras. horror trying to take money from, from the victims and doing nothing back or they're actually having a way

i use it aboard lex. but because i'm not back at the mine, the shift is short. managers say they need more time to make it face point thing out of the work. are there about $200000.00? a little puzzled about a number of people are getting very rich when the coal mining industry. no. okay. sort of the table here. so barely be paid anything for the shore shift if a tool there's no order here. we need order because we have too many. we need to buy the people into the group to work on different days. more appealing for better conditions so we can work properly. none of us have a good position in life. if we weren't here, we'd be stealing things in town to survive. many wondering if any reforms will actually happen and mine as a wondering if they'll make them safer or cost them that job. malcolm web al jazeera kalama, mine democratic republic of congo. now apple is suing the israeli cyber firm and a so group of a controversial hacking tools. the tech giant says the company's pegasus software tracked and target

lex this was really lovely and amazing. thank you so much.was nice meeting you pray. >> thank you so much. >> i hope i will talk to both of you again. >> i hope so too. >> with the senate out of session joints all this week for book tv. today events of recent book festivals, will hear from author marsha on her book franchise for the printer's row. then for tennessee governor at the southern festival of books on his release faithful presence. and from the national book festival death and mud like a coal country fighting is the drug companies that delivered the opioid epidemic. that all begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern on cspan2 pretty can also access our programs online at booktv.org. or follow along on c-span now our new video app. >> weekends on cspan2 an intellectual feast every saturday to find events explore our nation's pass on american history tv on sunday book tv brings the latest in nonfiction books and authors. it is television for serious readers. learn, discover,

in because i looked a the names of the people here, they're all like amazing brands steven pinker, lexn, wh i love, this is this is what is necessary. >> two things, and i have a ful scholarship to gutfeld you, it' got to be me. too, can we make this into as d what trump did with the social media sites. you know how much money we coul make? it doesn't even have to exist. will just make it gutfeld you are gutfeld technical institute and you can raise a billion dollars fred. >> i think i got that college. in all seriousness, this is actually what people need, virginia flipped, and it flippe because parents were sick and tired of everybody else telling them what their children has to love learn and public school. so this is genius fred. >> what you think, emily? to get you nervous now. welcome it yes, this is the exact opposite for example at columbia, where. >> university or the country? >> university. where you use the wrong pronoun if you refuse to address someon by the proper pronoun you can b punished and so what is the litmus test for that? how do you know when someone is refusing?

majority of that investment is just one company, now waynexr has invested justin bieber, scooter braun and lexturns artists into a digital avatar that can interact with fans' avatars. and just announced that justin bieber is performing next thursday, not in vr, but as people buy headsets they plan to transition into a fully vr immersive world. >> it's not about the experience, but leveraging these technologies like wave xr to bring artists closer to their fans and let them interact in new ways >> now, public companies are betting on this cutting-edge space. warner music group has invested in wave xr you mentioned roblox earlier it's been hosting concerts including an electric versus of the baby concert last month. and guys, the most popular, lil nas x, 30 million visits and another artist, sarah mclachlan had sold $30 million in virtual sales, guys >> julia, i don't know where to begin with this in terms of virtual concerts let's say it's justin bieber performing, the avatar looks like justin bieber and he's actually performing live somewhere in the world >> yes >> how do the fans know that's

in a tweet he vowed to enforce the rule of law and in a separate video he pledged to prioritize yo lexthe insurrection and has attacked the doj and fbi for doing their job. >> there is no evidence as has been said on january 7th that this was an armed insurrection. armed meaning with firearms. there were no firearms. the injustice coming from what was supposed to be the justice department. and what has happened since january 6th is quite sickening. it as war. it is an assault on our constitution. >> and as for election integrity, well, he has been a local supporter of the big lie. >> there is evidence of fraud in the november 2020 election. those that say there was no fraud in the election are either doing so knowing that it is false, what they're saying, or just because they bought into what the main stream lame stream media has reported. >> now the attorney general in any state is charged with investigating and prosecuting a wide array of criminal activities including election fraud. now in a country that has seen the gutting of the voting right acts and attempts to roll back voting

>> narrator: lex scott is the founder of utah's black lives matter chapter. >> when black lives are under>> stand up, fight back! >> narrator: she has spent years raising concerns about police shootings, especially among people of color. >> it's the same exact process every time. the police officer claims he fears for his life. sim gill holds a press conference where he shows bits and pieces slowed down of the shooting. and then he justifies the shooting. and then it happens again, over and over. ♪ ♪ >> narrator: some of the cases that gill has reviewed and ruled justified include people who turned out to be unarmed. like the shooting of dillon taylor in 2014. >> it's a constant heartache no matter what, but when somebody dies of such a violent, horrific way, you can't make sense of it no matter how hard you try. >> narrator: dillon's brother jerrail was with him the day he was killed. >> me, dillon, my cousin adam, we were heading to see my mom and dad's grave. >> narrator: as the men were walking, a woman called 911, saying she saw one of them flashing a gun. >> narrator: officer bron c

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they felt the elect e lex had been stolen.rs hear that kind of callousness toward other conservatives who served him? and yet they still carry his water and try to curry his favor? >> all this is a bad sign for mike pence. this is all about mike pence having had his eye on becoming the next president of the united states after joe biden. this is all that pence wanted. he conducted himself in a way that speaks to both sides almost. but now i think we can really expect to see pence lose his cool because trump with his signals for 2024 and people still coalescing and almost supporting trump from the republican establishment all bodes very poorly for pence. this is unfortunately normalizing today's republican party. people know if they stand out of step with trump, they stand to lose fundraising, but more so, more so what is a danger for democracy, what i alluded to is the real lack of faith that voters on the republican side have in our cons tuesday. i hyde tied it to the faith of the american public, in large, not just republica

prosecutors in fulton county opened a criminal investigation into trump's efforts to overturn the yo lex results last february. i know you have not been interviewed for that investigation but you have expressed a willingness to do so. if you tell investigators the same details that you've shared in your book that i've read do you believe that it is enough to charge the former president with criminal charges? >> good evening. well, i am a structural engineer and i know numbers but i don't know, don't pretend to practice law so we'll let the lawyers decide on what that rises to or doesn't but i put the full one hour and ten minute conversation in my book and with my observations at various points because during that conversation with president trump i wanted to be respectful but also let him know he just did not win the state of georgia. he said in the phone call 5,000 dead people voted. there's actually less than five. we've run the numbers down. he said thousands of felons voted. there were less than 64. they said under age voters. there weren't a single one. point by point we responded

and the church and maxwell's demon, which explore the comp lex relationship and potentially my favorite introductory remarks, she is a mooegs of what the f. a podcast you can find on all of your streaming services. so, go to your streaming service of choice. it's a podcast you might enjoy. you have an hour ahead. we welcome your questions and even more so, we welcome you. dr. matt stanley. >> thanks, laura and thanks to the national world war i museum and memorial and the laura hall library for putting this together. i'm delighted to be here. i think i'm supposed to say i'd rather be there in person. but as i'm watching the location that people are putting into the chat, i have to say it's extraordinary that i'm going to get to talk to people from coast to coast and literally around the world. so, it's better than if i had been there in person. here to talk about einstein tonight. let me get my screen going properly here. it's what we all know. his name is synonymous with genius. the icon of science. literally the image you think of when you think of science and scientists. what i want

. >> lex, don't!ined to stop watching it because they would feel like, i missed one and now i don't know what's happening. >> there had been amazing shows that had been serialized. they never had syndication value because you couldn't revisit them. but there's almost no better hook. it's like a book you can't turn down, you go, i'm going to watch a little bit more. >> "24" was set to debut in november of 2001. the pilot climaxes with an assassin blowing up a passenger jet in midair. fox orders this. fox schedules it. 9/11 happens. suddenly the show which seemed like this goofy thing about keifer sutherland chasing after middle eastern terrorists becomes the most timely show on television because that is all that anyone in america can talk about after september 11th. >> the name for the series comes from the idea that it's 24 episodes in a season. each episode is one hour in a day. and jack bauer just has the worst days. >> we are running out of time. pull the trigger. >> please don't make me do this.

it's a com - lex he was devaluing the rules. it's a complex thing — he was devaluing the rules.es. it's a complex thing but it _ he was devaluing the rules. it's a complex thing but it comes i he was devaluing the rules. it's a complex thing but it comes down to two broad points. one way or the mps should be allowed to have a second job as a paid consultant while still serving in the house and there are dozens of them for tens of thousands of pounds is paid consultant and the other part two this is how we place our mps. what is the investigative process and what punishment should there be and what appeals process should be in place. the get a sense that given what happened last week that given what happened last week that if there's any cross party consensus on what should happen? i'm not sure there is consensus yet but i think it's possibly a feeling that it's right to be looked at so that is already the standards committee is already the standards committee is already the standards committee is already reviewing the code of conduct for mps and it is there to finish later this

embargo, a gas crunch in the early '80s my dad used to watch fist fights he co-sponsored the nopec lexopec. maybe this is a preemptive strike against higher prices as well is it a need for oil no, we have plenty of oil. >> does opec look at this and say, oh my goodness, this is a problem or shrug their shoulders and say, this is a joke? >> i think it would depend on which member of opec you were to ask. i think if you go to the emirate, they will say, we will work with them the saudis, they had born a brunt of the production halts. they're coming back to market fairly aggressively now. they have been spearheading this $400,000 barrel plan these opec meetings have been rubber stamped we have a meeting coming up, i would not be surprised if opec didn't rethink hor adjust that 400,000 new barrel increase or at least the gest or consider they might be considering it you have iranian talks and iranian crude could be coming back to the market opittsburgh has natural cover to make some adjustments instead of saying, we're going after the biden administration no, they're never going to sigh th

this is a com - lex when will they be fixed? this is a complex issue, _ when will they be fixed? exist right to health and into social care as well with patients that are — social care as well with patients that are ready to go back into the community— that are ready to go back into the community that hospitals cannot discharge. there are a number of issues _ discharge. there are a number of issues which need to be sorted out. for the _ issues which need to be sorted out. for the next— issues which need to be sorted out. for the next few months, we are focused — for the next few months, we are focused on — for the next few months, we are focused on getting as much capacity on the _ focused on getting as much capacity on the street as we can to respond to patients — on the street as we can to respond to patients as quickly as possible. in to patients as quickly as possible. in the _ to patients as quickly as possible. in the future, certainly in wales, we are _ in the future, certainly in wales, we are very— in the future, certainly in wales, we are very clear that we need to chan