senior legal communications officer for the alliance defending , lois defending freedom, lois mcclatcheyto head with the former chief executive of the british pregnancy advisory service , anne pregnancy advisory service, anne furedi. it's a heavyweight clash andifs furedi. it's a heavyweight clash and it's happening next. welcome back to patrick christys tonight. now coming up, reform uk leader richard tice joins me live in the studio. does his party have candidate selection problems or are they caving in to the left? but first, are mps right to decriminalise abortion up to 24 weeks. it's time for the head to head. a cross—party group of mps spearheaded by labour's stella creasy, have put forward legislation that could see abortion in england and wales totally decriminalised up to 24 weeks. now, under current laws, it's still technically illegal to have an abortion at any point in pregnancy, with allowances made in certain circumstances, including pregnancies up to 24 weeks. risk to a mother's life , and risk to to a mother's life, and risk to the child being born with a physical or ment

usually that is even in the loi. i believe i have that in my loi template. so it's even discussed before getting to a lease so that, you know, we don't even bother getting to the lease with the property owner is not open to having that conversation, and it's really just making sure that they are well aware. fact finding as much as i can with my colleagues at the permits, desk center. and, you know, so that i know everything to as much as i can at least and then having them find out the information from the broker or the property owner , and then making sure it's written into the leases and making sure that they have legal assistance to write those clauses in of the responsibility and those details, and making sure they're reading it too, especially if they, you know, have the ability to i really want to make sure that they are reading it, so they know that these are their responsibilities or the property owner's responsibilities, that's super helpful. thank you. any other commissioner questions. all right. this is discussion item. so then we can, move on. th

and recently they just changed that mobilization lois, to increase their ability to, to conscripts people and build a bigger army. and now you see the 3rd thing that you need, which is results is and those results is it going to start to flow pretty quickly? some of them are pre positioned already. and as you had some of the cus, mutual patients in the region. and so it should start to make a difference in the coming days and weeks obviously wants has got senate and presidential approval. i mean, obviously ukrainian soldiers have runs solo on munitions that impacts the question . really because you seem to suggest that this aid could actually be the a to make the difference. so isn't really enough to at least balance things out for your brain and even maybe take the lead against russia and as well. this i think take the lead is, is perhaps guiding a bit saw. and of course we really need to look forward to what happens in the us presidential election. but i think, i think we need to make no bones about this. this is a seismic shift in the funding and the resulting of the war on when will,

de réagir au texte des ukrainiens, et il faut faire les choses dans ce sens-là, parce que c'est la loiell, of course not, on the contrary, when there are telephone conversations, including closed communication channels, we always proceed from the fact that these are confidential negotiations, they are not subject to publicity, or something is subject to agreement between the parties, if this is done on a third-party basis, well, this is of course indecent, but now when macron calls, you clarify, who is next to him, no? and why? would it be worth it? but because i now assume that someone is listening. at the beginning of the twenty-second year, at the last meeting with macron, putin warns where the european continent is heading due to the unbridled military support of the kiev regime by western countries and attempts to drag ukraine into nato. european countries will automatically be drawn into a military conflict with russia, of course, the potential of the united organization of nato and russia is not comparable, we understand, but we also understand that... russia is one of the leadi

larry: talk soon, coming on cud loy bidenflation is back. john carney of breitbart, steve forbes will be here with john carney we'll talk on set about the cpi story, stocks are down. over 400. and real wages are down. prices are up. mr. biden's kind of in cold soup today, is that right, cold soup, not good, i'm kudlow, always good, thank you to mr. cruz, we appreciate it. diance! ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's start! ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to see ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects may include ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function, and genital yeast or urinary tract infections. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop jardiance and call your doctor right away

you, ron sadly has lois to retaliate or re attack against diesel wire roads, a mess of pockets in the country, the people on the street. so these are all i've seen that for the running instead of selda as the attack on folding these rob claims the deceptive. most of the muscles of your rotten says old hogs west strictly and many, 3, an old way hit the .

c'est de réagir au texte des ukrainiens et il faut faire les choses dans ce sens là parce que c'est la loie d'ailleurs mets en doute quelque part ta propre volunteer respecter les accords de si tu juges que tu as face à toi des autorités non légitime. the so -called responded to these proposals. does not react to them, this is absolute nonsense in diplomatic practice, macron, apparently, wanted to see a whole movie about attempts to save europe from war so much that he let the film crew attend confidential presidential negotiations, well, then you just need to warn about it, that’s all right they didn’t warn you, well, of course not, on the contrary, when there are telephone conversations, including through closed communication channels, we always proceed from the fact that these are confidential negotiations, they are not made public and... something is subject to agreement between the parties, if this is done unilaterally, then it is of course indecent. and now, when macron calls, do you clarify who is next to him? no, why? just? because i now assume that someone is listening. at the beg

. >> lois says she noticed an alarming trend as she grew up just three blocks from.orked at the military engineer company. >> everyone had cancer across the street. >> then lois was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2013. >> i'm not alone. i have many friends who had multiple cancers from my high school >> today she is cancer free but others believe the cancer cases stem from contaminated soil discovered in 2002 at the dal ball field. it was spreading from the site. never been a confirmed link to cancer from the contamination and the company denies the allegations. the cleanup continues leading to a shocking discovery. >> when they were drilling one of the wells for the remediation work, they hit something. >> six, 55 gallon chemical drums encased in concrete were discovered last month buried beneath the former ball field. >> is there a cover-up going on here and why haven't they excavated them and safely removed them from the site years ago. >> the state department says it is working with federal and local officials to insure the company safely removes the containers

lois was an international explorer and geographer who charted seven expeditions to the arctic in the 1900s. she wrote extensively of her scientific expeditions, authoring three books. she was the first woman to fly in an airplane over the north paul pole. she grew up in a home that now serves as the elks lodge. she is quite famous in other parts of the world, yet here in the town she was raised in, nobody knows anything about her. i love it when people walk in the door and they say i've driven by this house 1 million times and i've never been inside. well, i have got the story for you.>> luis boyd died in san francisco in 1972, at the age of 84. her photographs of the arctic are still being used to measure arctic ice melt, to this day.>> the courage to be able to travel, things were so different for us, really remarkable. i wanted to show you this real quick. look at the difference in temperatures. from 59 up to 79 today. >> i love this difference, i'm all for it. >> i think everybody is on board with what has been coming in for us. i want to take it to what we can expect here as we

that is why nearly every single grandchild of joe and lois kennedy supports joe biden. that is right. that is right. the kennedy family endorses joe biden for president. when daddy announced his bid for the presidency in 1968, he talked about the course our country would take under the wrong leadership, and he said, i feel obliged to do all that i can. i cannot stand aside. we are here because we feel obliged to do all that we can. we cannot stand aside. in this election, no american can stand aside. we must vote. in 2024, there are only two candidates with any chance of winning the presidency. we know them well. four years ago, our country was crippled by covid, ks, and unprincipled leadership. trump proudly right about overturning roe v. wade, rolling back the clock 50 years to win women could not make our own health care decisions. president biden is planning to get our freedoms back. >> meanwhile, the independent candidate has continued his quest to contain -- maintain ballot access across the country. he gained access in michigan, and reports say that he has proven

because last week loy tostin, the secretary of defense, spoke in the senate, and the senator asked himer, he said: “well, we would like to “so that the sovereign state of ukraine retains the ability to resist russian aggression, this means they want it for a long time, you know, i’m saying.” well, as for the allocation of money, well , strictly speaking, mike johnson is essentially trump’s man, they met more than once at trump’s estate in maralaga, in general, well, it seems that they agreed on what it means if a package of assistance to ukraine will be discussed, but it will still be discussed today, maybe tomorrow, then in the form of only a loan. all this money will go primarily to the military-industrial corporations of america, and even there, i don’t know, they will throw some bones at ukraine, that is, in its purest form ukraine will not receive money. well, as for zelensky’s demand for western help, naturally, he reacted to the fact that the west is not ready to shoot down drones over ukraine, and zelensky was popularly explained by british foreign secretary david cameron why t

loy, lysho, we are working with a martirka in minuscule, really a martirka.saw, the rollback is normal, restore the tip, beauty, pride, pride of our stick. this is our shebekino direction, protecting the state border, in cooperation with the ministry of defense we carry out this task, interaction is normal, and at the highest level, but you have been working with them for a long time, yes, we have been working closely for 22 years, we are defending a wide front, well, we are covering road directions. well, i look well equipped, but you are also the first unit that has heavy equipment, well now actually the leadership of the country and the leadership of the russian guard and in general the leadership of the district of our brigade command, in general, pay a lot of attention to equipment and equipment, we already had to fight here in this sector, in this sector, yes. groups tried to penetrate across the state border, but they didn’t succeed, because the defense here is stable, the border guards work normally, the ministry of defense, well, the russian guard in

you lois street lenox way and clermont boulevard in response to the community's concerns. the city has agreed to a more thoughtful planning process that include input from a soon to be formed. welcoming west portal committee. now to developing news as we enter the second week of gaza. war protest said college campuses across the country. >> it is been 5 days now since students at stanford university set up an encampment of tents at the school. there they are demanding sanford disclose any ties it has to companies that financially benefit israel. >> that's where we find kron four's at less. look good. and she joins us there live this evening. lezla. >> yes, we're right here on campus. you can take a look behind me. you can see that we're looking at the heart of the sunni protesters right here. and they have created an encampment and they've added everything from size to palestinian flags. but also they have information provided so other sons learn why they're here. and they say that their message is very clear. they're asking for the university to what they're calling a gen

in a telephone conversation with the israeli defense minister, pentagon chief loy tostin assured thatunt on full us support. in turn, joaf gallan said that the forces of the jewish state - the actions of the islamic republic will not leave without a response. now the military has canceled all vacations in order to deploy additional forces. and let's return to an important holiday for our country. 63 years ago. yuri gagarin opened the space age for humanity. at 9:07 moscow time, the vostok rocket launched from baikanur. the flight lasted 1 hour 48 minutes. since then , our country has been a leader in the industry. just the day before , the angara a5 launch vehicle was successfully launched from the vostochny cosmodrome for the first time. in honor of cosmonautics day, ceremonial events are held in russia. in dozens of cities , special light shows were dedicated to this event. in moscow at rest. research and engineering teams that work on the ground. what scientists create in interests of the development of domestic and world cosmonautics, svetlana gordieva saw. they control a spaceshi

that this is not a magic tool for conducting an effective long-range campaign, which is exactly what loy dustin told naramstein, let's hear it. as you know, we previously provided atakams to the ukrainians, they come in different types with different ranges, and of course a combination of munitions are sent there, but i won't go into the details of what we provided and when the ukrainians will actually deploy these munitions, the key position of the takams , of different types with different range, and the combination of munitions, but i will not go into the details of what we have provided and will use these munitions, a key position of the capability, russian sources reported that yesterday, attacks from the tarkhankut border of crimea resulted in the destruction of four russian air defense installations 3 s-300 and 100, 11 soldiers of the armed forces of ukraine were killed until he confirmed this information, how is this rear part of the russian troops and those resources that they constantly bring to the front with the appearance of these long-range missiles, or is it about that the

lois campaign says no way, not true. meantime, the fact that some atm and loaded each get the exact same number votes still considered amazing. even the people at the registrar's office. >> yeah, this is and extraordinary event yeah, unique we're just we're handling it day by doing. yeah, it's interesting. that happened during solar eclipse. so lots of rare events happening. >> think that's michael having a little fun. the clips is not part of official position on this. a san mateo county meantime, is confirming that workers are getting ballots ready for its recount. it is expected to begin tomorrow. ken and vicki. >> as will stay tuned on that. the first 7 jurors for donald trump's hush money trial have been chosen. lawyers from both sides spent the day grilling the jury pool about their social media posts are political views and personal lives. the trial centers on accusations. the former president illegally falsified business records as part of a hush money scheme to cover up and alleged affair. he walked into court t

a 7 th director says the goal is to simplify the high traffic lanes along you lois street by restricting cars from driving through the intersection. >> prioritizes people. i'm going to shop in the west portal commercial and support street by eliminating all of the left. her for about 40% are traffic deaths are a result of drivers making left turns and not streets. >> the agency will collect some of feedback on these improvements before making the changes by this summer. in san jose, police have arrested 2 men and a woman reportedly connected to kidnapping and torturing a man. >> police say february someone was held against his will and assaulted several times at a house on million court. the victim was released more than a day later checked himself into a hospital. officers say that's when they learned that 3 people were responsible for the assault. when police arrested them. they say they found illegal gambling machines and marijuana for sale. all 3 people have been booked into jail for robbery, kidnapping and torture. >> other news tonight, independent presidential candidate robert f k

the sfmta director says the goal is to simplify the high traffic lanes along you lois street by restricting cars from driving through the intersection. >> prioritizes people, i'm going to shop in the west portal commercial district and support street by eliminating all of the left. her for about 40% are traffic deaths are results of drivers making left turns and not that strains. >> the agency will collect feedback on the improvements before making changes sometime this summer. >> 80 light fixtures have been left damage throughout a dublin neighborhood. police say it happened in the sorento at dublin ranch community at the end of last month. officers say not only were the light severely damaged, but suspects also vandalized the bridge on grafton street with yellow and blue spray. paint anyone with information about this is asked to call dublin police. take a look here. 13 people arrested after santa clara county deputies find around $150,000 in stolen merchandise. a couple of homes in san jose. deputies say earlier this month they executed search warrants at 2 homes, finding about $110,000

that this is not a magic tool for conducting an effective long-range campaign, which is exactly what loyat ramstein dostin, let's listen. regarding the supply of atakams, how you know, we previously provided atakams to the ukrainians, they come in different types with different ranges, and of course a combination of munitions are sent there, but i won't go into the details of what we provided and when the ukrainians will actually use those munitions. the key position is that they have capabilities. russian sources reported that yesterday about a missile strike. from the border of tarkhankut, crimea, as a result of which four russian air defense systems 3 s300 were destroyed and 11 soldiers died in one. the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine has not yet confirmed this information. as will the rear part of the russian troops and the resources that they constantly bring to the front change with the appearance of these long-range missiles, or is it about? in general, that these rockets will be fired over the territory of the temporarily occupied crimea and over the same crimean bri

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us defense secretary loy dostin has warned that ukraine's recent attacks on what he says are russian refineries could affect the world's energy markets, and essentially urged the country to focus on military goals, he said, it should be noted at a meeting of the us senate committee on armed forces before. bloomberg, that is, in essence, the usa forbids kyiv to strike targets that ukraine considers legitimate on the territory of the russian federation, or how is this statement to be perceived? well, it should be perceived within the framework of the strategy that the biden administration decided for itself, for its allies and imposed on us. the implication is that we cannot aim for collapse the russian putin regime, that is , there is no political goal in this strategy, by the way. this is one of the reasons why this strategy is a failure and cannot be implemented. by and large, the americans expect that we will achieve some major victory on the battlefield in some direction, and then the russians, for some reason, will want to negotiate with us. well, we see that this war has a genoc

larry: talk soon, coming on cud loy bidenflation is back. john carney of breitbart, steve forbes will be here with john carney we'll talk on set about the cpi story, stocks are down. over 400. and real wages are down. prices are up. mr. biden's kind of in cold soup today, is that right, cold soup, not good, i'm kudlow, always good, thank you to mr. cruz, we appreciate it. larry: inflation came in hotter than expected third straight month, a big blow to president biden's reelection, to our edward lawrence live at white house. what do you got there? reporter: food and energy prices driving some of this increase of overall inflation. now this could push off possibility. for a rate hike until possibly settlement, federal reserve is looking at this data month over month, and looking at the numbers, inflation on a trend up for about last 5 months, up .1% last october and continuing through march .4% this is hardship. >> average american out there, does not give a crap, if i could say that about what cpi print is, they are living real inflation sto

the doj loy al representing the special counsel is a man who has decades of white collar appeal experiencehundreds of cases in front of wthe supree court. matt whitaker joins me now. what can we expect to happen today and what are your thoughts on this doj lawyer? >> yeah, he's obviously very experienced supreme court l litigant and argued many cases and he is well respected by the court. what i expect out of this case is two things, they will explore presidential immunity, outer bounds of it and it will bog down when they talk about actual actions president trump took. the court has not found fact finding at the trial level, difficult for supreme court to h hypothetically determine what is immune. one likely outcome, supreme court sends back to trial court to show what facts president trump is accused of committing. two of the four charges in the d.c. case are on appeal in a different case and question of interference with official congress proceedings. all of this is to say, one, this is not going to trial any time soon. two, presidential immunity question is fairly broad ultimately and

pentagon chief loi tossin explained that about $50 billion will be directly invested in the american and will create jobs in more than 30 states. end of quote. the same money will be used to create tens of thousands of graves on the territory of ukraine. on the territory of the united states, these are jobs; on the territory of ukraine, these are graves. and there will only be more of these graves. recently , the gender adviser to the commander of the ground forces ukrainian troops in an interview with the british times stated that in the coming years it will be necessary to mobilize women, but only with the current lowest birth rate in history, the flight of millions abroad, the death of hundreds of thousands of men, the mobilization of women as well, will put an end to the demography of the country even in the long term. however, it is not for nothing that they say that this is a war until the last ukrainian. in the west they are ready to sacrifice an entire nation in their hatred of the russian world. evgeny belausov, around the planet. you are watching the program. around the pla

. >> on cud loy, some kudlow, how you can retro actively steal an election that occurred in 2016, when you are undisclosed payments were made in 2017? i don't get it we'll talk about it with former trump department of justice councilor keri cue upic urban, and for some reason you can't get us at 4, text your favorite 9-year-old. larry: we turn to trump trial now, how do you retro actively steal an election in 2016 with undisclosed payments in 2017. i don't get that. joining us now kerri kupec urbahn. fox news legal editor, former trump doj counselor. i am reading andyy mccarthy's piece in "new york post," he said, this whole thing is predicated on notion that donald trump stole the 2016 election, they don't come out and say it. but he says, trump oh, spatorchestrated a scheme to suppress stories that could have damaged 2016 campaign, but wait payments were not made until february through december of 2017. the election was in 2016, i don't get that, maybe you can explain it or maybe only alvin bragg knows. >> it does not make sense, suppressing stories is also not a crime. a catch and k

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together by crimean bridge, it is quite obvious that they are doing this together, on the other hand, loyd that gasoline at gas stations will become more expensive, perhaps there is something else in this sense, please, well, we are all fine we understand that the headquarters that governs ukraine is one, and there is no contradiction between the british and the americans, there is no contradiction between the ukrainian leadership, the british, the americans either, they do everything under the sun completely, they don’t even have the opportunity to resist them, that’s what they they are trying to play at the political level and say: “oh, you know, you are doing a bad, bad thing, that you are hitting russian territory, russian mpzs, the bad thing is probably that you will soon destroy the crimean bridge, but that’s all , solely a game in order to distance ourselves a little from the real situation. there will be attacks on the crimean bridge, there will be attacks on the russian infrastructure, but here the question is different, that this conflict must be resolved so that it does not exi

living rooms, while the left is sitting on highest mountain in world looking down on the highway pa loying in and being able to relate to the average person. >> a lot of the special bibles, i have an idea for you, supply ci side bible, you steve moore, and art laffer, you get it and. larry: i'mo it tonight. >> you mention king and faulkner, is that people say, it is you know william shakespeare who set tone of all of the theater of all of novels. the great romance stories and murder and everything eleeligible, -- >> it the bible, and bible forms shakespeare it forms all our story telling regardless of your faith, if is a great book, the best selling book. larry: i think it is the best selling of all-time. >> tammy bruce biden beats out trump -- trump bi beats out biden in 6 of 7 swing states, arizona, georgia, michigan, north carolina, nevada. no biden ties in wisconsin. >> wisconsin is real rough. larry: do we believe the numbers. >> we don't like polls, here is what you take. after years of condemning donald trump, as the 6 coming of state an. of state --e arrests and mar-a-lago thing

steve mall loy, thank you for b eing with us. see you real soon.is. >> people isn't working and the way they have to deal with all this is the climate agenda and including green tech and all of it. ask everyone and doesn't matter the politics and do you want security of energy yes or no? do you want security of commodity supply, yes or no? and right now, i'm not against green tech and i don't believe there's any elimination ever in our lifetimes and it's going to be transitioned and as long as you get them to buy off on security, you have to start fracking and everything else to get up to 20 million a day or whatever it requires. otherwise you're buying this oil from unfriendly countries and everything else including in issue around china and the rare metals. this is crazy and it's nuts i think. stuart: yeah, they've got it and i want it. thank you very much indeed. a new study, another one. this is remarkable. it claims climate change costing us $38 trillion a year. come on in, ashley. that sounds farfetched. explain how they arrived at a number l

when loy’s first roof caught fire, he jumped out in time, drove the car out, opened the gate so thate fired from the vampire multiple launch rocket system, most of them were intercepted on approach to the city, but without consequences on the ground it didn’t work out, all of the apartment buildings, according to preliminary data, received damage primarily to the windows, one house caught fire in the village of dupovoye, one administrative building and... the building will now be carried out through the apartment to the entrance. a shell crater at a children's clinic seriously damaged the facade, glass was broken, fragments scattered around, the playground, slides, and swings were broken through. operational services are working and

i thought it was regina george's cool mom, and lois griffin. >> gio: stop it. >> janai: that would beike? >> whit: this is like an easy one for me. the griswolds from "christmas vacation." clark w. griswold, the older i get, the more i feel like i am him in real life and ellen, his wife, who is incredible, the voice of reason, right there, the calming force in all of this, i feel like my wife andrea and i are kind of falling directly into these roles right now. >> janai: that's great. >> do you have a cousin eddie? >> whit: i have five stepbrothers and i won't call any of them eddie but, big family, lots of cousin eddies, yes. okay, so, andie and sabrina, we hear you have a question for us, as well. >> we want to know who your favorite pop culture moms are. >> gio: we were just talking about this, moira. >> she's such a great one. >> so funny. >> janai: mind would be to claire huxtable. >> an icon. >> janai: and aunt viv. there were two. >> she's great. >> there was two. >> janai: look at her. that aunt viv. >> you have got a lawyer and a professor so you're not getting anything past

what we think the interesting aspect they are is if we look at some companies, they are now beating lois rotations, seeing an increase in things of buybacks. we are seeing things that should be supported but are probably more at a stock level for the chinese market. haidi: joshua, great to chat with you as always. take a look at some of the stories we are watching. defense stocks in japan are in focus. also seeing howa machinery. not much of a change. we did see some, really when it comes to the visit we have seen from japanese prime minister kishida meeting with president biden and this talk about potentially, at least in the second part of the agreement, having japan involved as well. we could potentially see a bit of a move, but we are not getting a great deal of details in terms of how that would play out. taking a look at chip stocks as well. this is the picture as we look at the likes of gains across tokyo electron. sk hynix seeing more minus -- more modest gains. we're seeing some associated optimism. interestingly we heard from elon musk talking about that feverish demand perhaps

the sfmta director says the goal is to simplify the high traffic lanes along you lois street and reduce the number of cars that are driving through the intersection. >> prioritizes people, i'm going to shop in the west portal commercial district and support street by eliminating all of the left. her for about 40% are traffic deaths are a result of drivers making left turns and not that strains. >> the agency is going to collect feedback on the improvements before they make changes this summer. >> well, would be car thieves apparently picked the wrong neighborhood when they tried to take car from someone in the east bay. the homeowner saw what was happening around outside whether it was the right decision or not. that's a pretty even the guy himself is questioning what he did. and let's take a closer look as he talked to us. >> barefoot and running mad francis jones goes face-to-face with 2 men trying to steal his pick jones as it to 30 in the morning last week. >> he was barely awake when his instincts kicked in. >> you can stand inside your house and be a victim and i wasn't going to l

lois smith. >> seth: excellent, excellent. did you enjoy being directed by your wife?ard, right? >> seth: yeah. >> there's a lot there. >> seth: yeah. my wife's not in the business. directs me every day. >> every day, yeah, yeah. [ light laughter ] it's a -- well, i mean -- but there's like a -- whenever you're -- we've been around. you do independent films. >> yeah, yeah. >> you have a director and a first-time director and you think, "you know what, i can anticipate some of these problems, i can solve it. i can help them." but when it's your wife or your spouse. >> seth: yes. >> there's a different line that you don't cross, right? so it's like, "okay, baby. just tell me what." >> seth: i also want to talk about baby billy from "righteous gemstones." this is one of the great characters. [ cheers and applause ] just, i mean -- i can't believe we lived in a world before baby billy. but again, a look was inspired by somebody? >> yeah, it's an amalgamation of a lot of different people. but it's really kind of like my dad. >> seth: okay. >> yeah. it's like my father. he's

train track area of the sfmta director saying the goal is to simplify the high traffic lanes along you lois street by restricting cars from driving through the intersection. >> the print were tied people going to shop in the west portal commercial and support significant pedestrian by eliminating all of the left. her for about 40% are traffic are a result of drivers making left turns and not pedestrians. >> the agency will collect feedback on these improvements before making any changes by the summer. on the peninsula. we're learning some new details after police shut down a neighborhood near redwood city. police were serving a search warrant for an armed robbery suspect on marble avenue. just east of camino real in the north fair oaks neighborhood. the suspect has now been identified as jeffrey temper on junior. no details have been released on the armed robbery. but authorities say this happened in redwood city within the past couple of weeks. so now houston book booked on felony armed robbery and probation violation charges. the area that was shut down has now reopened. the city of san f

the sfmta director is saying the goal is to simplify the high traffic lanes along you lois street by restricting cars from driving through the intersection. >> the print were tied people going to shop in the west portal commercial and support significant pedestrian by eliminating all of the left. for about 40% are traffic deaths are a result of drivers making left turns and not that streams. >> the agency will collect feedback on these improvements before making the changes spied this summer. the city of san francisco has now slapped the city of oakland. but the lawsuit for trying to change the oakland international airport. name last week. leaders of the port of oakland voted unanimously to move forward with renaming the airport, san francisco bay, oakland international airport. the board is set to hold a final vote on this decision next month. san francisco officials say the proposed name change would be a false designation of origin. city attorney david chiu says filing a lawsuit is in the public's best interest. >> we hope to have a reasonable collaborative conversation on altern

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. >> growing up lois lived three blocks from the military engineering company, and the aerospace. island where she noticed an alarming trend. >> up until my teens every year it would be oh, so-and-so has cancer. >> a cancer link has never been proven but in 2002 contaminated soil and a groundwater plume of carcinogenic chemicals was discovered at the company's old dumping ground while a multiyear cleanup of the site continues, a new alarming discovery of 655-gallon chemical drums was found last month. >> the cleanup has always been a much bigger task than they were willing to do. by finding these drums, by finding this contamination they are red handed. >> the state department environmental conservation tells fox the discovery poses no public health threat at the site and it is working with federal and local officials to ensure the company, now known as northrop grumman safely removes the containers. >> we will attention, i think everyone who lives here knows the history. >> now we are told the drums contain chlorinated solvents and waste oil petroleum. several people from this co

the state believes it is helpful that you poke holes in it and it's defence council by showing that lois's -- the witness is not as sure as they seem to perhaps on cross-examination, may be the credibility is not as high as you might have expected. the thing i would hesitate about here is i actually think packer on balance is a good witness for trump khaki is clearly not a hostile witness. and you need to make some points about his memory, maybe that helps in something you want to say at the end of the case. summation to the jury that's fine. i would not cross the line and turn him into a hostile witness or get his backup because i think he is more inclined to help trump that harm him. >> martha: dew you agree with that? >> i think he is right on. this guy has a gun to his head. in agreement that he is signed and he doesn't want to be there. you don't want to give him a motivation here. but a think their scorned points and right now which also goes to what's going to happen in 18 minutes. there is a danger to sort of caging him in that courtroom, not able to speak. i thank the other side i

his name is loy tostin, secretary of defense of the united states of america, which means firstly, hees, it is clear that without them no strikes would be possible, well, to the topic that we... discussed something, this is even more revealing, i don’t even know what to call it, he said that the united states does not have evidence that israel is committing genocide during the fighting in the gaza strip, that is, you see, they have evidence that it was not ukraine an hour after the crocus, they had evidence about the white helmets, they have evidence they were about creaking, they weren’t about everything, here for six months they are simply being compared to dust, yeah. it’s clear, but it hasn’t been proven about the northern flows either, and they can’t find anything about the northern flows either, there seems to be no evidence here, well, there’s no need to talk about it forget, and in order not to forget, you need to watch the dolls of tuti’s heir more often on channel one, this is about this, watch. one of the most mysterious legends of our time is the existence among us of cert

she would be as friendly as she was, but she was michel bras han who of course is it's going to be loiscoming superman movie. and of course from mrs. maisel and house of cards for those of you who like washington, dc, she was absolutely great. we spoke about what the true one chicago pizza was. we had a little disagreement on that, but we'll leave that to our private discussions overall, it was an absolutely magical evening here at the white house correspondents dinner, the red carpet. and i was happy to be part of it anyway, folks, that's it from here back to you, harry enten, cnn spectators in tokyo are being treated to a larger than life display of one of the world's most fearsome movie monsters have a look a 100 meter tall animation of godzilla was projected on a government building in the japanese capital for the monsters, 70th anniversary. >> enormous lizard is destroyed. tokyo multiple times and films since dube debuted the display holds the guinness world record for the largest display of its kind of visitors can see the digital godzilla at various times threw me six all right,

e a loi see a lot of drugs,, all sorts. >> you know, it will never it will never end. t neighb we'll have more from aoc'snday neighborhood on monday. wow. you're what you are. yeah. hey. >> hey. average. all week it's been spring break for a mass her>> jese in new yoe they're calling for violence and chanting death to americcea america. >> these people love to hate america for our so-called th. intng history and they remind me of aner interview i did for the get it together series, the statue top topper. as you know, i'm a big advocatei for keeping historical statues. >> they symbolize our identity and what we've achieveng d. but not everybody believes this. i talked to mikeody believes foa mike support of the anishinaabe tribe, a father of four, and the leader of the american indian movement. >>e le o he became infamous forr toppling the statue of columbus in minneapolis during the george floyd riots. mike really, i mean, really hates america. but why? >> let's bring in mike. why do you hate america so much? >> becausey do you to me, ameria built on , slavery and colo