luke, i'm going same issue here.t you address , if that's to let you address, if that's all , on this point. yeah, all right, on this point. yeah, definitely. i mean, i think that's the issue, isn't it? it always comes down to an attack on know, can we trust on the you know, can we trust the can trust what the the bible? can we trust what the bible has to say? and i would say, absolutely, we can. and my has been, know what? has always been, you know what? if was a strong if there was a strong biblical case same i would back case for same sex. i would back it in a heartbeat. but no, there was element where was one element where the bishop, bishop london, bishop, the bishop of london, who saying, who spent long time saying, we've done of theological we've done lots of theological was can you your was just asked, can you your working title please just one in a document you work things a full document you work things out. resisted the out. and she resisted the amendment that particular amendment on that particular issue,

what if we sent luke to the game without us today? we can't do that. missing one tournament doesn't make us bad parents. my mom never went to any of my stuff. i'm fine. why didn't she go to any of your stuff?

luke, where does this go? there has been this weird kind of disconnect.ntually things are supposed to connect. the half full glass crowd says it connected with a soft landing, we get through this. the empty glass crowd says, no, no, we have a train wreck. >> there is going to be some sort of double-whammy situation here probably the next six months. we're referencing 0% savings rates. we're referencing people dipping into 401(k)s. people have no money. what happens when people get laid off and you start to see that trickle down in the economy, right? that is double-whammy situation. the soft landing narrative, i don't get the narrative. i don't think it is probable to happen. a lot of layoffs will not show up until the end of q1 or q2, you need to remember higher paid tech jobs had very nice severance packages attached to them. it will take three months for those to filter through the economy. there is some good news. there was a great resignation and great poaching 2020, and 2021. all large corporations stole top talent from small business. there is evid

you please luke, or if you don't mind. yes, thanks for having me here. i think in general, artificial intelligence is a, is a good things for, for humans in the workplace or in indication like where it work in terms of robotics. these things are happening. moreno manufacturing companies chain as you described, a d h l, and i don't see many problems in using robotic automation in, in, in manufacturing. james, we just need to pay attention about data surrounding these new technologists. that's great, nicest. the thing. thank you very much. dr. silver come out, what's your position on this fear? science and artificial intelligence is something which is controlled and it is its program to such, you know, and we have seen many times in the past that, that use artificial intelligence by human at times leads to danger of situation. we are aware of many instances where in japan, you know, like i'm and roberts have kim, human being so such, ran the programming had gone wrong. it's not, you know, artificial intelligence and signs used in optimum b and then a minim

however i disagree with luke just a little bit. what's happening in the tech sector, companies have massive install bases. even if apple doesn't sell another phone in six months they have so much money coming from service side of the revenue stream. that services part bolstered the hardware side. not just a hardware play. when you look at alphabet, apple, amazon, they have significant cloud businesses. that is an enterprise reoccurring revenue stream hard to beat. they're durable businesses. are they going to be the tech leaders? tech the sector wins in 2023. maybe not. i think big oil got them beat a little bit. neil: if interest rates though luke, quickly stay where they're at, where they are, market rates, 10-year tumbled to 3.35%, 3.36 as i speak, that is a constructive development for tech stocks is it not? >> it is but it actually makes the job for the fed harder. what is actually allows them to be more hawkish down the road which does not benefit tech stocks down the road. powell added more fuel to the optimists in the room

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luke, who should we pulford. luke, who should we believe here? responsible run or whether played ? well, i think we can say played? well, i think we can say quite confident that china's excuses this probably very likely full of hot air. they seem to have thought that it would be believable that a balloon , which seems to have had balloon, which seems to have had pretty equipment on it, would have blown. right, of course. right across the united states of america . and this comes at of america. and this comes at the same time that balloon was found over latin america has not yet been downed, but the chinese have said about that balloon as well that this was a an aircraft principally for civilian use, which had seriously deviated from course . so i think on both from course. so i think on both counts, we're looking at pretty unlikely explanations from the government. now it is important underline that we don't know precisely what this balloon was for, but we do know from the people's liberation army. so the chinese army's academic wings publication

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what do you have to be by the luke of your life bumps fully? this can be use, your talent will be so much 81 late one who took it out, but it will get all the way i call what i say mother. they use the moody williams. busy no, no, no, just then the appraising unit over breezing love and a lot of them are going to go to class when pre many kids are getting into depression and that has committing suicide because of this thing. yeah. yeah, yeah, that's a really maybe ok. ok, so the main challenge you're seeing is that she was not able to present or by 18 to present so this is where we are at our lawrence's of illustrate as did trent. maybe you can tell me or jiffy lube which beth. he told me he told me that out. we can't alice. this guy before this kid does a statement and it will be my daunting molested. at least they're wanting questioned. i want to understand what kind of a puzzle this person is for a 15 month down there lay. in this case, you just is telling me that this the, than that the guy when i turn this man fix, i don't think you're my

i'm luke with hello. i elderly residents from a nursing home, we're forced to flee into the freezing cold as the facility was heavily damaged with the outside temperature around 0 degrees celsius. this footage shows local some of them seriously injured, exposed to the elements without wearing winter clothing. images are also circulating on social media, showing people in tears, trying to support one another as they wait for news about their loved ones in the affected areas. i get the show, know this moment just after building collapse was told by a journalist during a live broadcast in south eastern her kia the footage shows local, frantically running away from the structure after it caved in a, at least 10 turkish provinces were impacted and tremors could be felt hundreds of kilometers away. among the countries of fact, it neighboring syria, already crippled by years of war, suffered mass devastation when seismic shock spread and in northern parts of the country. so let's take a look at the extent of the

yeah, yes. luke flights within europe. none other again this is says we have a carbon footprint of $6.00 tons of c o. 2 on there, the german average is 10.78 tons. your new sort of bit below that table, 6.99 tons of c o. 2 per person. that puts them well below the german average, but they're still over the 3 ton limit that would be necessary to achieve the climate targets. one big point working against them is their gas heating. yet, then mr. we would need to refurbish the house to save energy and a new sparkle. it's m o n a. get it as on your own or federal retrofitting cavity wall insulation. hold on demo docs renovating and insulating the roof. is that realistic? no, no, no. what does it cost a lot of and it may not look like it, but the house is poorly insulated. the windows are from the 19 seventies and the walling is more than 100 years old with them. and they notice that when you touch the walls, that will be delivered to heat more in winter than people in a modern house on the only way to substantially cut their ca

luke osborn, is enhancing the mpl's features with something called the e-dermis. this incredible techlogy promises to simulate the sensation of touch. - think about how much we rely on our sensation of touch, not just for grabbing objects, but also interacting with other human beings. e-dermis was made to mimic the way our natural skin behaves and essentially we have different layers, and within those different layers, we have different receptors. - [angel] inside the skin, nerves detect pressure, pain, heat, stretch, and vibratn. the e-dermis is made from flexible fabric and rubber, and inside of it, tiny sensors detect various stimuli and translate them to the body's nerves. - time tput it on? - one or my osthesis? - on your prosthesis. - uh, yeah! i've never really had that kind of feelings on the side, from touch and stuff. so it's also a little scary, but exciting. - when i press on your fingertip, i can see the actity on the screen. so iyou wereo grab an object, we could see what the sensor activityould look like if you were to naturally pick up something. (

luke hanrahan reports.rge chunk recently narrowly missing a resident as she walked into the building. at some point it�*s going to push the brickwork out to such an extent it is going to fall down. a survey has found concrete here at marlborough court has decayed faster than it would have elsewhere. the culprit, salty sea air. the salty air is really the issue in the area. if you look at the same sort of buildings in, say, london, it wouldn�*t have the same impact. there has been a major lack of understanding across the board on the council itself. other buildings if you look around the area, they are all going through the same. across brighton, the ocean breeze has sped up the corrosion of concrete. salt — the key element compounding the decay. the impact perhaps nowhere more obvious than the victorian seawall, a protective layer of concrete visibly crumbling. i think the council should have done something years ago. _ it is getting, you know, - too far gone, some of this. they have got to spend a lot of m

cheryl: luke, thank you for joining us.o follow breaking news that just happened within the last hour. president biden making a surprise trip to ukraine and announcing the addition of millions more in military aid to that country. we're going to talk about this all morning long. plus, no apologies from china about its week-long spy flight tracking americans. we've got the fallout, coming up. doors lead us to places we've never been. your dedicated fidelity advisor can help you open those doors. they can help you create a retirement-income plan designed to balance growth and guaranteed income. and provide access to specialists who help with estate planning to look out for future generations so you're not just growing and protecting your wealth. you're sharing it. because doors were meant to be opened. great job, everybody! plates. plates. plates. when you add price drop protection, expedia pays you back if your flight becomes cheaper. so when you go searching for all the best plates, you'll always know, you found a good deal

powering possibilities™. >>> my name is luke bryan. >> it better not be. >> definitely luke bryan, i you that. >> no. >> my name is >> who are you named after? >> lionel richie. >> line seacrest comes in next, i quit. >> i quit. >> i'm ryan. >> i'm ryan. >> i'm ryan seacrest, nice to meet you. >> you're ryan seacrest? that's your name? >> yeah. >> it's so weird. it's like looking in a mirror! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is weird. that's "american idol." a new season premieres on sunday night. you guys, they didn't find a lionel richie. they find a lionel. >> they find a lionel, you won't find too many lionel richies. & >> jimmy: no -- >> thank god, thank god. >> they really push us to our limits on "american idol." >> you have no idea. >> jimmy: i bet you met a number of katy perrys before? >> i haven't, that was my first one. we filming, such a long day, intense day. at the end of the filming they brought all these people out that literally on their birth certificates have the same names as us. they just brought them out one by one. we thought, no way, no way. then it jus

enter luke lloyd, strategic wealth partners investment strategist.t to luke, it would be so huge if i wore a hat i would tip it to him. you said early on all this buying early in the year it might not last and it might be tested. it is being tested right now, what do you think? >> first of all i've been watching you since a young buck. great to be on set with you, neil. neil: you're a young buck now. >> it is very true. you're right, middle class america is living paycheck to paycheck. it is not middle class america anymore, higher income earners, people making 100,000, $200,000 a year, we're seeing evidence they're living paycheck to paycheck. home depot, walmart with guidance going forward, lowering the guidance says a lot about consumers with all of america. tapped outgoing forward and i'm very concerned for the next couple of years, neil. we have -- neil: next couple of years? >> next couple of years we got addicted to debt. before i was born, young buck reference, right, before i was born debt was looked at as bad thing, with rates being so low

excuse me, that would be i beg your pardon, luke longo, and a 1000000 raj. i beg your pardon. that's the founder of ro, boss, dot i, and both of you gentlemen, very well. welcome to you. thanks for coming on the program today. so bill gates expressing a plan, get this to fight digital misinformation with an artificial intelligence. look at long go over to you. does that raise any concerns or is it a good thing? do you think? well, as i said yeah. so again, this idea, sorry guys, gentlemen gentlemen, do beg your pardon, luke longo, we'll go 1st to you and then we'll come to mister raj, luca over to you a good thing or a bad thing from gates. i think in some sense his plan is there is a resume or is it reasonable? and if we think who wants to have a pre craft controlled by his information on line, i guess nobody. so his plan to fight against these injustices is kind of a movie my, my highs or i but ok, but mr. mr. mr. raj, you seem to be able to make a comment on this. what, what are your thoughts on bill gates? say, what is it a good idea? no, i strongly believe it's a very bad

luke air force base is preparing for the traditional fly over this time featuring all women pilots. it's almost like a dream initially as somebody that loves the nfl, so i'm just really excited that i get this opportunity. the navy honoring 50 years of women fliers, but the pilots tell us they want to be seen for more than their gender. i didn't join the navy to be a female fighter pilot. i joined the navy to be a fighter pilot back on the ground fans from kansas city and philadelphia now descending by the thousands and meeting the locals. that means hello. welcome here. we're philly. i heard that there go belly philly ticket resale company predicts philadelphia will have the crowd advantage on sunday, forecasting the stadium will be 62% eagles fans compared to just 38% chief spans. i don't know because there's a lot of these tickets are sold like in corporate settings and in large quantities, so i think it's usually closer to 50 50 eagles will always or the phillies or the eagles fans will always show up like to represent philly right until gaining group of eagles fans never missed

luke ranier, first year player came from another school. does a great job for us. (inaudible) luke (inaudible) one of our young junior coming out, playing for us, doing a great job. first year. [applause] matthew chu. [applause] one of our sophomores came up, great practice player, going to be a great player for us in a up couple years. i don't know what to say about this, i might cry, about i know practice wasn't his favorite thing. but, he did a great job when we needed him and he's always interesting. melvin. also defensive lineman of the year. [applause] michael's not here. (inaudible) is he wrestling? thank you. good we are all wrestling. miles hamlen. i know he is human but don't know what planet he's from. miles is a great kid. i'm not saying his last name, just calling him by his nickname, putter. i cannot say your last name. [applause] great guy coming out. great job. renee taylor. [applause] 125 pounds of muscle. this kid was a great player for us this year. unbelievable. really loved him and he's great teammate to a lot of people and are really showed wh

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"new york times" luke is here.t obama and an msnbc national security analyst john brennan is here. and with us at the table is former official and msnbc contributor rick steng the is back. luke, take me inside. it's amazing that it didn't take this long. it took a minute for a debate about having loaded firearms inside the hearing rooms to break out. take me inside this. >> sure. while d.c. has a law banning any regular person from carrying a gun on to the capitol grounds, there's an exception under capitol police regulations for members of congress. members of congress are allowed to take firearms to their offices and keep them there. they are banned from taking them on the house floor. but after that, the regulations get america i can. so last congress, democrats grow concerned once lauren boebert joined her committee because she boasted about carrying a loaded gun with her. they passed a regulation that said that you cannot bring guns to the committee room. and this congress, the republicans have repealed that.

closing the pitch, luke went from a free-kick.here, on the thirty-ninth minute , marcus rashford broke into newcastle's penalty area and broke through the turn, the ball flew into the net after a rebound from amusing information. karius, who is known for his unfortunate champions league final against real madrid , made up liverpool and he did not enter the field. almost 2 years. there are no complaints here, just manchester is painfully good. it is interesting that there is another one, the goalkeeper of newcastle. dubrovka became the cup winner with manchester, because he spent the first part of the season on loan in the tx team and played for the club in total. twice the same words from the lips of the head coach. the winner sounded after the game rather pretentious the most important thing. we should have won. the first trophy will give us a lot of inspiration from this, but it will also give us more confidence that we can do it. we are still continue to bring manchester united back to where this team should be on the path to w

concerns lead some 8 operations to be the standard we received before the losing and classes with luke and who are active in the devastated don't you, workers are that some of the that losing are going gone because that people aren't getting the a that they need but that seem to be some other are taking advantage of the situation. friends of our ethics are in high, i've been on the highway near and and their car was stolen. the government said that the dozens of people have been arrested for feeling or trying to defraud in the aftermath of the great and you area has not been your impression to have your sources told you whether or not government aid is reaching those who need it. while the turkish government has admitted a problems with the initial response to the crisis, but now they are trying to give the impression that the situation is under control . they are sharing the number of rescue teams and 8 workers on the ground. they say it's more than $160000.00, including flooring personnel and including thousands, tens of thousands of volunteers. but we still every day meet people who

joining me now is luke, executive vice president of smart approaches to marijuana. luke, i'm disappointed he's still for legalization but i think this train is finally kind of beginning to -- they catch up to reality of what's happening to our kids. >> laura, i'm from colorado and i have to tell you the canary has been crying in the coal mine for a decade. weave had legalization for a decade and congressman bloomhaur was not about protecting kids and he knew that and it was about lining the pockets of industry player and big tobacco putting them in and put it clearly several years ago and my neighbor laura stack use add high potency product and these stories are coming in every day to our e-mails in my organization, smart approaches to marijuana, and congress has been hearing about it and they've been hearing from the parents but they've been putting the big money players first. we've been seeing data and you may think that story sounds crazy as you're watching but research sh shows high potency marijuana is a likelihood to develop and our kids are getting into it a

could you fully luke's fancies? lab is a success story here. shipyard can hardly keep up with orders, with 36 ships currently under construction and 10, nearing completion. clean energy and environmentally friendly materials are his selling points for the joint ever crystal show more, kate will no longer want to be seen on your that consumer. thousands of leaders of fuel ecology. it's just not eco friendly all for you even have kids say to their parents. have you seen how much fuel we used? it is a tour forces lab employ some 2000 people. lou, his farm relies heavily on research and development to keep up with cutting edge technologies for ah, to syllabus, this is the model we'll show you in production. we can show all the detail for coal one more clearly they, are they secret? yes, many secret her law for soccer, the cell if cell strength it sunroof, is that we do everything in house on developed. we develop everything on site crew from the hall to the carbon mass, cool mark, and new technology. so everything is do

little been on the we need tanks mortars, an artillery to defend ourselves, wal mart delirium, luke of florida multiple with regards your modem with info for now. the unit relies on the labyrinth of trenches for protection and surveillance with the billing with what would make normally we can watch them from here with i e at the store. ah, if we see something, we foreign them fire power using what could be a museum artifact, a soviet era machine gun the command center is in the basement of an administrative building. this is where the unit pushed back russian forces in september, even coordinates or just him on the list. if you have positions everywhere and we're always changing locations. oh, okay. the russians can locate us in the tac. it's already happened even here to the people. the command station is decorated with weapons and uniforms, left behind by the enemy. next door is the russian tang that has been seized and repaired. ah, the ukrainian troops want to use it on the battlefield as they brace for what they believe is an imminent spring offensive. joining us now, d w's, russi

yes, can i by luke? yes, this is gabriela, my 01. and for re i shop owners, they hope the city's passion for cannibal. we'll also see, revel is spend big and help them to make up for the loss of tourism. during the pandemic, m, i have everything you need to some but the night away is on sale. here with retail is expected to and more the $970000000.00 us dollars during the celebrations. stephen beardsley is up next with your business update. i made visibility, i'll be back. so i sometimes the pc shall rush out at u. t. the highlights for shipping book every week. snuck him up. jonathan issue, i'm a don't, but good push to me today was yes, but yet this is the consequence for settlement. folks on the phone got a question. can you know i would like to stumble anymore, just conflict in ukraine. the european war and 10 voices rushes war in ukraine. one year since the invasion began, we take a look back and into the future. in the new money flow rate in february on d, w ah, ah, there's the invalid. here's a look at our top stories. us infl

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luke shaw's free kick, this header. united in the lead, but soon in total control.s rashford's finish was fire and deflection, goalkeeper�*s fingertips, not quite enough. neither when you get a is my best efforts as united held firm. erik ten hag gets his first trophy as the boss at old trafford. the long wait goes on. let's go to wembley now for more from our correspondence. we heard it from stuart there, the trophyjust eight months into the tenure as manchester united manager. we heard gary neville hearing he has turned a bunch of whiners into winners, it has been quite an impact? it winners, it has been quite an im act? . , ., , winners, it has been quite an imact? . , , impact? it really has been, huge im act, impact? it really has been, huge impact. the _ impact? it really has been, huge impact, the manchester - impact? it really has been, huge impact, the manchester united | impact? it really has been, huge i impact, the manchester united fans we spoke to before the match were all incredibly confident, quite the renaissance since he took over in april last yea

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my name is peter rao, when luke and i began thinking about what to do for the anniversary of the war, we were insistent that we would try to put on a forward-looking program. there are many op-ed's going to be written in the coming days that say one year ago today, xyz. we thought we would try to look forward and frame around the concept of what it would mean for ukraine to achieve a as our president and ceo put it in his introduction. we have two panels, the first is on 2023, the your head. the second panel, which is unique and idiosyncratic, crimea and the dimensions around crimea and the war. i am thrilled to have three fantastic colleagues on stage with me today. to my far left is nolan peterson, he hosted a panel with me a year ago. we had the difficulty scheduling it because he was trying to vacuum eight -- evacuate his wife out of ukraine. he is an american, he's a veteran of afghanistan and a rack. you might know him as a senior editor for -- magazine. a prolific writer and conflict journalist. he has an adventurous spirit and has been to all seven continents. if you play, to

there luke broadwater, charlie sykes, i appreciated. coming up we're united front from congress. to a vote to condemn china as we learned that spy balloon had multiple antennas for collecting intelligence. and later, president biden takes his post state of the union road show right to the epicenter of the gop in florida and rebukes republicans again with their own words. 11th, hour just getting underway on this thursday night. it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. science proves quality sleep is vital to your mental, emotional, and physical health. the sleep number 360 smart bed. it's temperature balancing, so you stay cool. it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to help keep you both comfortable all night. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. and now, save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed, plus free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. ends monday do we have a plan for the next hours to do with this? because, quite frankly i have popped the balloon going against the u

meanwhile, in milan into a big porto who were down to 10 men through a light when at school by roman luke, who, all 4 teams returned fixtures will be played in 3 weeks time. you're up to date here on d. w up next is our documentary series. looking at the war in crime, 10 people will tell the stories as ukraine mox, one years since russia's invasion is more d, w dot com, animal social media channels that i'm shower, drain, and fill in. have a great day. ah ah, more being fought in real time on social media and see if it's in the propaganda war for ukraine on russia's war in crane. one year since the invasion began in february on d w. ah. so much for asking. i'm the worst of all. we're the fighter jets silly. they flew so low. it's all no matter where you were wrong, whether you liked it or not. you jesse ro, yourself flat on the ground to which it's village bush malone with him. horrific. would you fit those? which what duncan, we somehow don't appreciate what we have until it's gone. we could push to me to do this as i know, but it's will, this is an operation. this is not a war in lightn

charles: "cool hand luke" is in my top five movies of all time. >> fabulous. charles: thanks a lot, jim, talk to you again real soon. although it's a short week, folks it will be a pivotal week. there are a lot of important economic earnings and data out. compared to what we spoke with our first two guests could seal the deal with respect to the fomc. i want to bring in market gauge managing director michelle schneider, when it is all said and done this week for instance what will have the greatest impact? feels like core pce but we get initial jobless claims people are watching? >> ultimately we all have to keep our eyes on the fed but these are all domestic issues that we're watching with inflation and core pce. there are some other things going on right now that cannot be ignored. i mean right now we have china threatening to give military aid to ukraine while putin, excuse me, while biden is in the ukraine saying we'll support you forever. that hasn't really gone away. it looks like it will only escalate. we have other issues with china. north korea is all

his wing man was luke 01.nk luke was a world war i medal of honor recipient who shot down 17 german enemy surveillance balloons. bret? >> bret: jennifer griffin, live at the pentagon. thank you. now for the perspective from the white house and the critics on capitol hill. lucas tomlinson is live on the north lawn tonight. with that, good evening, lucas. >> bret, president biden returned to the white house late this afternoon from camp david where he says he warned beijing he would shoot down their spy balloon that took a week long odyssey across the united states. >> we made it clear to china what we're going to do. >> president biden says beijing should not have been surprised but it's not the first time. in a glaring admission, the top general for norad in newark america says u.s. forces failed to detect previous incursions from chinese spy craft into the united states. one recently crashed into the pacific off the coast of hawaii four months ago. senior defense officials say there are three previous instanc

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