look to luke look how it's beautiful onion with spices. increase the temperature a little more salt. well, because we added a chicken. the chicken is splattered with all this beauty that we have here in the pan, it is better to use a non-stick coating. well, if you have a frying pan, as if without a non-stick coating, make sure that nothing burns. this is important, and the chicken should be a little bit on each side. you see, so we turn the pieces over, and so that they brighten, that is, we seal, it turns out 10-15 minutes, until the chicken is here to languish. where i 'm like you, remember, we added chicken broth to our pumpkin soup and here i have a teaspoon of cornstarch starch. we will be given a wonderful sauce, only it is important to dilute it in a cold liquid. e so that he does not curl up. you see , it has dissolved, set aside and wait. these are the very 15 minutes when the chicken will be almost ready. and you and i do not waste time that we have dessert left. well , of course, when you know such a thing, we have a really ric

charles: to paraphrase one of my favorite lines in cool hand luke, looks like investors goat their mindsflow into funds and safe instead of ricci risky assets. beginning of the year we had 33 straight days with more new highs than lows. talking about combining the new york and the nasdaq. now over the last 30 days, 29 have seen more lows than highs. i want to wray in slatestone wealth, their chief market strategist kenny polcari. kenny, like being on a seesaw, right? investors start the year here, you get down there, we're seesawing back and forth but doesn't feel like we're getting anywhere. you can see why people might be getting frustrated? >> you're right. they are frustrated. the market has, got to level 4150ish. we're stalling out. the market is frustrated. we have more talk of inflation rearing its ugly head across europe, maybe here in the u.s., more rate hikes are coming. people are clearly nervous. so what are they going to do? i will take my chips, some of my chips off the table and go where i have some safety and security without worrying about the anxiety that is bidding. ch

nevertheless, if luke a look at certain statistics 15 ethnic groups with higher per capita u incomes of white male is higher, and people who died in iraq and afghanistan, white male fatalities were double their numbers in the general population. we had chairman of joint chief alleging would evidence they were cull pi culpable of white rain. rage. people have a country we're back in 19 century, it is not. we have made enormous progress and race i becomingin incidental to your economy status, they don't want to address, that race they consider permanent. and it is always there they say. it cannot be constructioned. that is why you see, to be frivolous in old days, people tried to pass as white, now, whether it is you know ward churchill or elizabeth warren the connist to pass as nonwhite for preferential treatment. mark: when we come back. the difference between equality and equity. we don't care ger equality any more, the goal is equitez. equity. we'll be right back. all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve f

liz: i don't know, luke has a look on his face like, tom, let me get in in here. [laughter] i'm sensing a little bit more bearishness or at least concern? >> yeah, i've got a lot of concern about a lot of stuff. but to what tom says, we are staying invested. but as volatility gets lower to these levels, we put more volatility on. and as stocks are going higher, we're lowering our exposure. we're selling some calls against our positions. we think good times have kind of been over x there's a couple of worrying things. number one, the s&p and the nasdaq, the nasdaq is up 20% for the year. the s&p's up 7 or 8. the s&p's made up 50% nasdaq stocks. so over 50% of the s&p is nasdaq stocks -- liz: and haven't the leadership names been kind of the same, microsoft, apple -- >> all the same. liz: who else? >> all the same. and the interesting thing about them is the ones that have the biggest balance sheets, the strongest balance sheets, are the ones that have done well. even in the energy sector. look at exxon compared to some of the other companies. microsoft, google, app

at a crowded orioles game at camden yards, luke russert remembers his dad tim, going to a hot dog stand saying buddy, if we're ever separated, lookk in 2008, luke followed him to nbc news becoming a correspondent here. after working in television, luke didn't have a good question on why he was chasing his father's legacy, he traveled to six continents sevening for his father and for himself and luke russert author" of look for me there," grieving my father and finding myself. welcome back to "meet the press". >> it is such an honor. i still get chills every time i see the logo and hear the music it's pretty special. >> i get chills introducing you right now, i'll be honest. >> yeah. >> you were 22 when your dad died. >> yeah. >> it seems that you're looking back now and realizing you didn't process it then. >> yeah. >> talk about it. >> well, he died and it was such a whirlwind of emotions and we came back to washington. my mother and i were in italy when it happened which turned out to be a blessing because we had one day to ourselves as a family, as mother and son to process what happened. >> he was with you two days before he

we found this spit challenge where you have to, you know, luke away and you look in the camera and yournow what the filter is going to do to your face and you turn away. whoever spits first is the loser. >> jimmy: let's find out. >> may the force be with you. [laughter] >> jimmy: you didn't even get to ihe ttltfi out. you didn't get to the filter. [applause] >> jimmy: now, we get to the filter. [laughter] [ spiting] >> i won! >> you won one! >> i never looked so good. >> if you told me -- >> i would do me, i would tap that. [laughter] >> jimmy: you won, right? >> amanda: i actually peed in my pants. >> jimmy: water is coming out of this woman from every angle. amanda peet everyone, "fatal " april 30th. we'll be back with dinner party. [applause] and what do you find in the middle? the meeting point of humanity and history. it's the middle of the architectural revolution. welcome to the middle of everything. [applause] >> jimmy: thanks to freddie highmore and amanda peet. now, this is insane, dinner party! [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that sounds like the other ♪ ♪ joi ♪ ♪ ♪ be my designated ♪ ♪ ♪

here to talk about the call to action is look born heimer -- luke bornheimer.ank you for your time. did you know ethan personally? >> i did not know him personally. i have many friends who did. who did know ethan. obviously he was well-known in the community. it was a really tragic day. kristen: to all those who knew him and knew of him, tell folks about his accomplishments in cycling and what he meant. >> as you mentioned, he was a u.s. hi -- champion and an advocate for the sport. just a really traffic laws for the community and the city and for the cycling community as well. kristen: it happened on tuesday. what do you know about the details of the accident? >> so, what i know is that ethan was riding along a street in the presidio that has unprotectedpas nothing to protect people on bikes. the driver came across the road and hit ethan apparently had on. -- head on. so ethan went into the windshield of that driver's car and was killed. it's really unfortunate death that could have been prevented with protected bike infrastructure. kristen: can you talk about

. >> my brother luke and i looked at each and said, this hobby isn't going to last long. >> are you worried the book before it was published because i knew it would be painful for them. one of the things they said was, i'd like some time to consider my legal rights. another one said, this is why i don't read memoirs. so they definitely are probably not going to be leaving any amazing reviews on the book. >> reporter: porter travels to washington at least three times a month, so most meals are prepped ahead of time, and there's a whiteboard in the house. congress mom is now in a race being called a dramatic showdown to fill the senate seat dianne feinstein has held since 1992. >> it's been reported senator feinstein, who is 89, is suffering from cognitive decline. she has denied that. do you think, though, there should be an evaluation of mental fitness for candidates running for public office? >> so i think the solution to this is to make sure that every candidate, every campaign, the voters really have a chance to meet them, to test them, to challenge them, and to make their own decisions

this beginning of christianity , yes >> if you look at the early sources like luke and the acts of the apostles and describing the events that unfold in naming historical names and territories that are pretty bona fide historical narrative for the times that people take seriously as much as josephus. not to be taken as a novel. th genre of other gospels like th gospel of thomas , that came in the mid-second century are evidence of their was a genre around and multiplied. we are talking about a different genre of ancient text. some of very early. 36 a.d. is the historica point of luke's focus. first corinthians, 52. early stuff . >> let's be clear. paul's epistle was written in the 50s and 60s . was riding at the sam time. witnesses were still around. i have read this objection, it was an invention in some kind of conspiracy amon the early followers to persuad the world? >> then it shifts to, is a credible that a group of people that were among the most intensely compelled to not bea the false witness, with they have done that and become hypocritical liars? that would be possible but i

lisa: look, put you on the spot. luke: divisive and fraud.shley: i don't know if deja vu is an adjective, but it all having covered trump since 2015 feels so familiar, every single bit of it. incrible, important, exhausting. lisa: we have to leave it here for now. thank you for sharing your reporting, and thanks to all of you for watching at home. don't forget to watch pbs news weekend on saturday for a look at the fda decision to allow over counter sale of the opioid overdose antidote narcan. i am lisa desjardins. good night from washington. >> corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by -- >> for 25 years, consumer cellular's goal has been to offering no contract wireless plans designed to help people do more of what they like. our u.s.-based customer service team can help find a plan that fits you. to learn more, visit consumercellular.tv. >> additional funding is provided by -- koo and patricia yuen through the yuen foundation, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. sandra and carl delay-magnuson. rose h

look, as i'm going to have a little bit awkward. i think my gosh egg. he said and took them on you. so i always had it last year and i wasn't able to luke, i'm the one i sent them, but that deck can pull, go look at the 3rd thing and i'm the one that i'd massey can, i'm was a hacker to mechanical, not a pop yet. but it is a way you burial power is raining, you read, you read different articles, different journals. so it's clear that they are aware that their power is wait, they don't want to with it's done lord street wanted to were destroyed by great britain. it's a tremendous opportunity to once and for all remove the dependence on russian energy when ukraine is all with mistakes made. and i have been elected as a leader of my policy, and you will probably minister in part to fix them with the face, the highest tech facia still this year alone. we have provided 2300000000 pounds of military super bowl. and we will do the same again. next year . i need to because that's the way a oh, oh super sure, lulu. yeah. a better way to simeon benroski a . ruth crew score them a here in a minute for she's there with you as a demon. that is a bran

look at them. a little kid just all quarter. ok, i think my gosh shag ish made me. took them on you saw a nice has indicated with lashawn a luke. i'm the one i sent them, bought, let deck gran. i'm for go look at that and i'm the one that i'm actually got on was a, a hacker thing that i can get back with with oh, a russian state, a little narrative. i've stayed on the north lansky with 50000. it's been okay. so mine is too bad. anyone else? with we will fan in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia today, and our t spoke mckibbin, our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with oh, okay, sure. so a little bit ago about excess bank with barb ruskie. and so we got a new roof crew screw. she got a pyramid, a mighty freshly sta gosh, there for which you as a demon. died is a brand at me half and she will guess she'll do good for you. my risk of iowa, you know, who has come in. okay. and scam in gear scam credentialed with you in gear? scarce. clearly. oh, i'm scared. who scares due to that? so couldn't quite chickamauga nitrate damper dose. right. so bradley brady, isic jim dash kim did a new damn kent

a lot of them would. luke walked ornamental ball, let deck cran. i'm poor guy. okay. i look at the dirt and i'm taught the old one that i'd masha gallon was as they are typically, she doesn't want to handle you lashawn hacker to mechanical, but they are ah, a o suit. a noise could be a gun excess bank where it is in younger bowsky city. and so we got a, you know, whose goose calling to get the other line with bear with me, cuz i think this your main key for schuster gosh, there. but which you as a demon day is a brand at me and she will just she'll do good for you man. you got a you know was come in. okay. and scan in your scan. i sure will at that time to meet you in gear sketch corley below grand scare who is getting to the actual quote unquote chickamauga, it does not change the damper dose. right. so bradley bradley isaac shem. shem did a new damn kentoria dd share. the younger me with self care. oh, younger moved to hungary in the 1970s, but she never abandoned her roots. she's always supported her fellow trans copay, the ins and residents of our hometown of a beer out.

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look forward to that interview. taking a hard turn, you speak with luke russert this morning, his father, tim, was the moderator of "meet the press" from 1991 until his untimely death in 2008. i understand luke has a new memoir coming out. >> he does. and it's a pretty brave piece of work we wrote, because look, for anybody who's lost somebody, particularly at a young age, you lose a parent, he was 22, you have a living parent who's an old child and to sort of talk about all of those things, you know, he admits at the time he didn't deal with some things he wished now he would have dealt with, but i tell you, he really opens up. i think for anybody that's dealt with loss, and know that's why he wrote the book, if you've dealt with loss, you never get over it, and there's okay. but he described a journey he went on to try to at least learn to live with it. again, you never get over it, but you have to learn to live with it. >> right. i lost my father when i was young, and i still think i didn't deal with it properly and still haven't, so i'll definitely be picking up that book. thanks for joining us this morning. we

luke up. ok. your she gets show, studied as a pro a look if a visually a was a mediator with poise got from the worship and the director. did i initiate stashing and that yoga i went to the email. it's super issue. yeah. really with them out to me. yeah. yeah, that you just, you know, great and you can i'm miss martin. this is veronica and you begin with my chickens today. them i get, ah, gave a reagan and wrote a book about the concentration camps in korea, in collaboration with right and journalist. i'm a smash in alma, his family. the grandparents only spoke finish. so he has 2 native languages. today . he's the editor in chief of the korea magazine published in finish. a. that's one way of saying and with your mom was molly's which only you push the skin. yes, we should lay a h . u a j will us did you when you yeah, you children younger i checked with mr. pena, seen skeptical books on the lesion. we teenie beanie details can get a minute deleted. blood to being glad that you know, get him. anya, an auto school senior luck. i think you tried to lease coffee and you went to lunch and the legal aid an

vostok, one ship of yuri gagarin, well, here it was clear the cover of luke a to earth from space, the first cosmonaut of the planet looked through that small porthole. then the ships did not have a soft braking system during descent gagarin experienced a tenfold overload at altitude. 7 km catapulted and descended already on a parachute. he understood the risks. yes, and uh , maybe not all and not only that, i think not all the risks were understood by the engineers who dealt with this case, but that's exactly what it is. that's what the test is for. but everything that now seems incredible and dangerous did not stop anyone from the first detachment of cosmonauts. on june 16, 1963 , valentina tereshkova went into space on a spaceship to vostok 6, becoming the first woman in orbit, and on march 18, 1965, alexei leonov became the first person in history who went into outer space, the soviet cosmonauts failed only to be the first to get to the moon , but the era of space records was already coming to an end and it became the most important space exploration. this is what the first orbital station looked like before. the mir

luke? can my woke donna most anthem blue? let deck gran. i'm paul ghetto. i'm look at the 3rd thing and i'm taught the one that nashik alan was as if the application of hamilton, lashawn, accounting, mechanical, none, but i don't i may be able to turn a blind eye to atrocities. another comes, the united states of america is different wherever people long to be free. they will find a friend in the united states for with it all right about it all ready? basie solely sitting p, draw the look on both ends, sanders and the cigarette. a few color rebel notions is one among several of means to reach the goal of conquering foreign lands and bringing them on to the hell of u. s. weston, they can all make interest in sadie. i didn't get to it. i go back to get them. okay. yeah, yeah, we will change coral activate sol, suite best say low, their soft power. i mean the final goal of these thing revolutions is to ensure that there are no independent players in the world anymore. oh i oh, the us craft lap lawson, the to bureau, but it is a way you bureau power is ringing and you r

luke. i'm the one i sent them bought that deck. can i go look at the 3rd thing and i'm not the one that i'd, masha gallum was a blue shield on accounting, mechanical, none at all. ah, ah. the term strategic autonomy sounds good. the word strategic conjures up a sense of importance and autonomy presents a sense of independence. but when you consider the french president using this term, they were forced to wonder if he is a serious person. after all, europe is no longer a strategic, more autonomy who's to cash her, a excess bank with a, you know, who's gonna call them that deal with a freshly sta doctor. but we choose a brand at me and she will guess she'll do good. but you may go away, you know, who has come in. okay. and scan in your scam crash over that time sheet. we live in gear. squish corley, a. bradley brady, eric chin that she did a new job. kentoria. dd share. younger me with send off. get oh, go move to hungary on the 1970s, but she never abandoned her roots. she's always supported her fellow, trans copy, and residents of our hometown

looking at. is that what luke lloyd, investment strategist, all around brilliant fellow. >> hey, neil.et prepared for that, and i heard other district presidents and governors heard kind of the same thing. we don't want to lose the fight. she just attached a number to it which is pretty close to where we are now anyway but what do you think of it? >> i agree. the 10-year treasury yield dropped 20% the past month, the stock market is flat the past month. when the 10-year treasury yield drops that much, tells me the market prices the bad things to come, with the assumption, key word, assumption of rate cuts, not the guarranty of rate cuts. i still think the market has it wrong with regards, if federal reserve has to do with inflation and timeline on inflation. the fed's number one goal right now is to fight inflation, to give them back that credibility. look at oil prices skyrocketing on opec news yesterday, past couple days. that doesn't help inflationary pressures either, right. the bond market essentially telling you two different things. one is right, one is called. one is right, yie

luke can i woke dawn. i sent the book that tech can paul go look at the 3rd thing and i'm not the one that i'd nashik out on was a loop. a hack? i think mechanical on a a with with ah, water westerly. i'm a bit, i don't. i mean, i had a major was i, your zip was through them and i was a hair dresser, a bus driver, a sales person, anyone could become a victim. that sail private negotiators 1st appeared with one of my board to speak with us within a month. yes, that's at the end of the reason why you're bored yet, but i am on that on the global lending issue won't be feasible mentioned on from the yet yet. studies boys took over the serious me go forward with the middle class. this quiz just in the wound clinic was just a good a . well, it just seemed wrong when i just don't move to say proud disdain. because the advocate an engagement, it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. oh super sure, a garbage bag with a you know, who screw score them that deal with bear with maggie freshly stuff daughter. but with that is a brand that me yeah. and she will guess

jonathan: luke kawa just phenomenal. lookingutperformance in european equities. that is where the outperformance has been against the s&p 500. zero stoxx 50 absolutely crushing it. the equity market is negative zero point 1% of the s&p 500. i am happy to offer the guide for earnings. tomorrow microsoft and google. wednesday you will hear from meta-. thursday amazon. next week apple. tom: i miss luke kawa. he is always awesome. he is the youngest brightest guy we know. this may be the year where the leafs have a pause. jonathan: lisa and i maybe not the appropriate person to discuss it with. tom: they have taken two from the hugely wonderful tampa bay lightning and the answer is maybe this is finally -- i do not think luke has ever seen the maple leaves win. jonathan: he was happy. let's put it that way. . and the knicks got it done yesterday. basketball experts. tom: let's go to someone who knows what they're talking about. steven englander. i have to go to 60,000 feet. i saw in the economist this weekend, the death of the dolla

luke, i'm mobile going. i'm going to send them, but let tech can i'm for go look at the 3rd thing and i'm not the one that i'd nashik allen was as if the application doesn't want to have a loop. lashawn echo to mechanical, none but i don't ah and with oh suca. oh, a kind of a you know, who's gonna call them a, a key freshly stuff there. but with that is a brand at me. yeah. and she will just she'll do good. but you may go away. you know, come in. okay. and scan in your scam crash with street. we live in gear, squash corley, a. bradley brady isic chant that i should give you a new damn kentoria dd share. younger me with center of care. oh, move to hungary in the 1970s. but she never abandoned her roots. she's always supported her fellow trans copay, the ins and residents of our hometown a beer. do you think we andro attached to your bill that you should hear those still? no, she has good. okay. yes. when you who do i teach him to actually come in to here and on? yes, ma taylor fargo female cattle. yeah. you can ski, your mind east, but you more in your stuff. yeah. and stuff so you may use them on a story wash

to left jesus aguilar comes barreling around 3rd, but luke railey makes a perfect throw to francisco. mejia the tags out the big man. i mean, looke is best chance for a run today t 5th. raise up 2, nothing. randy arozarena with the seeing single to center income. 2 more runs and the rays are on top for nothing. now 6, nothing in the 6. brandon lau. plus, a three-run homer to center. and so the race stay undefeated. it's an 11 0 beaten every team by at least 4 runs this season. amazing to fans at the masters today. boy, they are real troopers, a second straight day about whether that once again because the action to be postpone leader. >> brooks kept also trying to stay dry. little bit more on him in a minute. but first, we all want to know how tiger woods fared right? he made his 23rd consecutive cut at the masters today, tying him with both gary player and fred couples. but as games failed today, he misses the par putt at 17 here he is now plus 9 after only 7 holes today before the jon staying close to the top. roles in the short birdie putt at 16, he stands at -9 after getting through 6 holes today. and the leader is still cap

come in and say uncle luke, we were playing blackjack and this girl said -- she was the runner up in 400 meters and her whole state and track. jackson is very fast. he doesn't lookis. they bet this moment to a 100-meter dash in the parking lot. they won a hundred dollars off of her. >> they invented a new form of gambling. >> the valet guy had to be like hold up. when i was on stage, i said give me the 100. i got it back from them and said if you were racing 21-year-olds in the parking lot, but she wasn't at the show. i kept it. >> uncle luke bryan is with us. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ you up for something impetuous? i'm a palm springs hotel. i got the desert air, sun-kissed pools, and shady hideaways. i'm looking for someone who can decide on a friday that a one night comhe rat pk? l e me. i'm looking for someone who can decide on a friday orag. don't. that a one night comhe rat pk? l e me. you could hein a few hours. who can decide on a friday meet me at hotels.com ♪ ain't nothin' gonna break my stride. ♪ ♪ nobody's gonna slow me down. ♪ ♪ oh no, i got to keep on moving. ♪ ♪ ain't nothin' gonna break my stride. ♪ wherever you are. be there with starbucks read

when you look at it, why do you listen to community? it is to connect with the artist. lukeone through a lot. he has had tragedy and gotten through it. when you listen to his songs wow, he is amazing. i think we have to look at it, if it's a.i. generated play list on spotify. you get artists in different conversations and play lists that they might not be. when it comes to the song music is art and you want to connect to the artist. you might have watched an mtv interview and love the artist you interviewed and want to listen to their music. it is a complicated conversation. >> bill: we want to play a game. ready? let's go 4 and 5. we won't tell you who this is. but you will tell us whether it's artificial intelligence or whether it's real, all right? sample number 1, 4, roll it. listen. ♪ >> you are supposed to guess if it's a.i. or real. >> i think you played the second one. >> go. >> dana: i think it's a.i. >> it is so overprocessed. if that was taylor swift. >> dana: i see how the game is supposed to be played. >> this is real. >> bill: let's queue up 6 or 7. kanye west.

looks for the stars. i think this is interesting. and what is luke in russian, is the word images?eup, thank you julia, and i want become a literature teacher. thank you. well, who else is it? anatoly well, i want to become a businessman businessman, so why? because they make a lot of money. thank you sit down, say i want to become the head of the bank. there's more money there. thanks but you know make money. this is great, of course, but still there must be some kind of desire, yes, a desire to realize your dream, a desire to do what you love, a desire to do. uh, hmm good people yes pavel i want to be a test pilot like valery chkalov fly the newest planes, but if you have to risk your life. oh well, wow, that's serious sit down, but you sit down. well, you understand that in order to become a hero. you need at least discipline. wow , kinda crazy. i think that your hero valery chkalov did not offend girls in the classroom. think you need this. okay, but the most important thing is to be sincere and honest by ourselves agreed. everyone writes about their dream. get started. good lu

and what sunday would be complete without a look at the comics from our luke burbank. sunday of the month, april 30th, 2023. we'll be back after this. (ding dingng) let's enjojoy illinoisis! come o on! oops. ♪ ♪ ha ha.a. ♪ ♪ ahoy illininois! cacan i get yoyou guys a d d? okay, , hold on. yoyou guys arere really getttting your s steps in. hey y who's up f for some deep p dish, huh?h? extra anchchovies, i know. i i know. ooooh. w wow. wewelcome to t the middlee ofof everythining! >>> today marks a milestone in american history. the fall of saigon, ending the vietnam war on this date 48 years ago. those times evoke all kinds of memories. among them the prison p.o.w.s called the hanoi hilton. david martin takes us back. >> look familiar? >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: mike mcgrath was a 27-year-old navy pilot when he was shot down over north vietnam and taken to this prison in hanoi. >> the guards could check on you. and they would harass you day and night. they'd clang it so you couldn't sleep. >> reporter: part of the prison the p.o.w.s sarcastically call the hanoi hilton

it was within the 2019 manifested that they would be looking into gambling law and his notes 2023 and in that time lukegambling related to suicide as many others have done and will do with these very watered—down regulations that have been set out to us today. they do not go far enough. they don't include advertising which is a huge thing that would have been beneficial, it would have been a step in the right direction. we have seen that, yes, they're going to take it from the front of football t—shirts but it does not go far enough when you still see gambling advertising bouncing around the football field, advertised on tv and radio and on social media. itjust does not make sense. i radio and on social media. it 'ust does not make sensei does not make sense. i was 'ust lookin: does not make sense. i was 'ust looking there i does not make sense. i was 'ust looking there at i does not make sense. i was 'ust looking there at youri does not make sense. i wasjust looking there at your wedding i looking there at your wedding pictures, and pictures of your husband, i was reading your story a little earlier a

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looks for the stars. i think this is interesting. and what is luke julia a. i want to become a teacher in literature. thank you. well, who else is it? anatoly well, i want to become a businessman businessman, so why? because they make a lot of money. thank you sit down, say i want to become the head of the bank. there's more money there. thank you, but you know, making money is great, of course, but still there must be some other desire, yes desire to realize my dream desire to do what i love desire to do good to people yes pavel i want to be a test pilot, like valery chkalov to fly on the newest aircraft, but if you have to risk your life, oh, but wow, seriously sit down, but you sit down. well, you understand that in order to become a hero. you need at least discipline. wow , kinda crazy. i think that your hero valery chkalov did not offend girls in the classroom. think about it. okay, but the most important thing is to be sincere and honest with yourself. deal. everyone writes about their dream. get started. good luck to you. so all the time came

i look at the dirt than i'm taught the woman that massy cannon was as if the application was handled. luke lashawn, accounting, mechanical, none got bad at all. ah, ah, with canter rush in the state little narrative. i've stayed on the northland scheme de vesman with will ban in the european union. the kremlin. yup. machines. the state on russia today and c, r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube. with ah, what it also was to be thought on. i mean, our how to mitchell was how you all ship with when i was a hair dresser, a bus driver, a sales person, anyone could become a victim that sail private negotiators 1st appeared with them on board to speak with a, a need more your will be up, but my mom that all those locals, i mean it won't be feces for mentioning on from the yet. caveat studies pointy took over the serious me cope with o suit, a success more interesting, younger babel, a ruth crew school that a good period, a minute. freshly stuff, but with that is a brand at me and she will guess she'll do good, but you might go away, you know, come in. okay, and sca

luke really makes a perfect throw. francisco mejia tags out the big man. look at that. that was the a's. best chance for a run today. the 5th raise up 2, nothing. randy arozarena with a seeing eye single to center income. 2 more runs and the rays are on top 4. nothing. we go to the 6 at 6 zip brandon lau ross, the three-run homer to center. and so the rays win 11, nothing. they stay undefeated and they have beaten every team by at least 4 runs this season. really amazing well, fans at the masters today, boy, just real troopers, a second straight day, a bad weather that once again because the action to be postponed, even leader brooks keopka trying to stay dry. little more on him in a minute. but we all want to know how tiger woods fair. he made his 23rd consecutive cut at the masters today. that ties in with both gary player and fred couples. the tigers game failed him today. he misses the par putt at 17. he is now. >> plus 9 after only 7 holes times today before the stoppage. jon rahm, staying close to the top roles in the short birdie putt at 16. he stands at -6 after getting through 6 holes today. and leader is,

factory concern is to 2nd in the table around which would be maria luke st. rel had lost their previous mash for that. remember, look lightly here to things as a re. i went 3 other. thanks to benson his efforts. schools, he's now the full high school in legal history is 236. there were 16 goals in just 3 english premier games on saturday brights and got lined share as they pete was, the 6 player seagulls, each frame finish unless pasco grossman planning well back. ethan bryce. an innate, that is a couple of points off the european places. these are also probably safely 8 points . clear of the relegation travel on sunday, italian league leaders napoli could be confirmed as syria champions. for the 1st time in 3 decades. it would be the clubs 1st title since the playing days of diego merit on it as for how path that reports a victory party. 33 years in the viking, the city of naples has been reading itself for the brother of all celebrations, for quite some time though, their team has been leading this theory, our table since september last year that laid as they are going to our boss is 17 points, so confidence is hi

look for some combinations. what if the harvest scandal with ukrainian grain slaughter has once again shown its true face. for the sake of lukefit, the west was stuffed for karama with food, which already had nowhere to go. two jokes sent miserable blood. your company has been let into the world, these are the preliminary results of the grain deal. well, in conclusion, let's return to the topic of natural disasters in subtropical latitudes. the atmosphere has already warmed up so much that super cells have begun to appear, these extraordinary developed thunderclouds bring the most nightmarish bad weather of the week one such mega cloud covered istanbul its size was enough to plunge into darkness, the whole city another super cell caused a tornado in the province. kahraman, morash. and in early february, this region of turkey was badly damaged by an earthquake in its region. the tornado touched the tent camp, where people who were left homeless lived, according to local reports. media two people died , about 40 were injured. and here is the hail that passed in the province of dyayer bakyrg on the same day, this is how the supe

looking to come in on the dip. and -- >> i think what i'm asking is you luke tauk about the dip.t of that company, do you want to sell to somebody at this price at $13.85 when th price is over $150 >> absolutely not. >> what is the incentive to create that deal >> you know, andrew, i go back to what i said i think for serious money to come in at kind of good levels for the bank, it's going to take some clarity on the policy around deposit insurance that is a single most important thing. it's implied we need policy >> all right always great to see you. thank you, sir >> coming up, the problem solvers caucus, unveiling a framework to avoid a debt ceiling default. "squawk box" is coming right back everything's changing so quickly. before the xfinity 10g network, we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? when i was your age, we couldn't stream a movie when the power went out. you're only a year older than me. you have no idea how good you've got it. huh? what a time to be alive. introducing the next generation 10g network.

then look on, stay, god takes a road trip by tampa van to enjoy the natural beauty of the woocommerce. and the german french border and salanda is luke degas, 3rd favorite destination. on a trip to germany, that started the baltic, said it was lucas. take his 1st trip since the corona lockdown in spring 2020 fresh air, a short trip somewhere like to the baltic coast. it's something i've been missing these past months. just like many of us. the grown of iris pandemic as disrupted travel world white. my 1st trip after the easing of restrictions, germany took me to van amended in the state of mecklenburg, pomeranian ah, here from the lighthouse you can get a good view of the baltic resort. traveling in corona virus times. how does that look like? with all the social distancing and hygiene rules, it's summer in germany, so it's high season and that means it can get really crowded on the beach in restaurants, in hotels. and i would like to know how those people in charge and the tourists are dealing with this situation here in bottom. and ah, holiday makers are back here in vitamin to at the ball to coast. and of course, i'm curious to fi

luke skywalker kissed his sister. i want to be han solo, he was cool. you can be chewbacca. >> why would i want to be a wolf ape? that doesn't make -- lookld make more sense if i was the wise sage who mentors the young host and not the wolf ate. also, i cannot return this robe. what happened was, the events that took place in this -- >> roy: but if you are obi-wan and i am luke, does that mean my dad is vader? if my dad is darth vader, does that mean donald trump is my dad? i am trying -- >> i know that, roy, why would donald trump your father? >> roy: because, if i am luke, and trump is vader, that means trump killed you! >> what? you are han solo, i'm baby yoda. >> roy: why not regular yoda? >> what the [bleep] are you talking about? i should have come when a silverman was here. what is happening? [cheers and applause] >> roy: i got this, i got this. i want to go along with you. how about you be yoda, because you are hobbled and green and shit. and i will be lando. for obvious reasons. i will be lando, you know. >> is this a trap? yeah, because you both have -- >> roy: >> roy: mustaches, yeah. >> my point is this, roy, thank you for ha

look for some combinations. what do you ask the crop scandal with the sambargo of ukrainian grain is superfluous once showed the true face, the west for the sake of luken abundance of bins of food, which already have nowhere to put two jokes sent miserable blood. your firmers were allowed around the world, these are the preliminary results of the grain deal. well, in conclusion, let's return to the topic of natural disasters in subtropical latitudes. the atmosphere has already warmed up so much that supercells have begun to appear. these extreme developed thunderclouds bring the most nightmarish bad weather of the week , one such mega cloud covered istanbul, its size was enough to plunge into darkness, the whole city another super cell has caused tornadoes of the province, kahraman moraj. and in early february, this region of turkey was badly damaged by an earthquake in its region. the tornado touched the tent camp, where people who were left homeless lived, according to local reports. media two people died , about 40 were injured. and here is a hailstorm on the same day in the province of dyaer baker. so, in fact, a super cell looks like a giant clou

luke, do you have a red line? do you have a point where you say, look, this institution is too far gone for me to implement any changee red line is absolutely doctrinal. and i think that that has to be a red line for everybody. but i think for many people it will be around what their local church in meantime be around in the meantime it'll be around what church does and what their local church does and their local church actually ends embracing prayers embracing these prayers illegitimate prayers or whether they stand strong and orthodox. and for a lot of people that will the decision of whether they stay or go. i mean i hear what you're saying, but it sounds congregational ism sounds like congregational ism to an episcopal to me. we have an episcopal structure. know how structure. i know how we can have an apostate and have an apostate institute and rely on good individual churches. i don't know how that will work in the long term, but l, will work in the long term, but i, i pray for you guys and i, it works that what some works out that what some mulgrave luke appleton, the mulgrave and luke appleton, the church of

luke, do you have a red line? do you have a point where you say, look, this institution is too far gone for me to implement any changee red line is absolutely doctrinal. and i think that that has to be a red line for everybody. but i think for many people it will be around what their local church in meantime be around in the meantime it'll be around what church does and what their local church does and their local church actually ends embracing these prayers illegitimate or whether illegitimate prayers or whether they stand strong and orthodox. and for a lot of people that will the decision of whether they stay or go. i mean i hear what you're saying, but it sounds like congregational ism to an episcopal to me. we have an episcopal structure. know how can structure. i know how we can have apostate institute and have an apostate institute and rely on good individual churches. i know how that churches. i don't know how that will work in the long term, but l, will work in the long term, but i, i pray for you guys and i, it works that what some works out that what some mulgrave luke appleton, the mulgrave and luke applet

looking at at 9:30 a.m. opening bell is next. ♪ stuart: the futures market suggests modest downside move, opening bell monday morning, luke lloyd this morning watching the market. you well know, i know you're not happy with gen z investors or people in general, what the problem? >> it's not just gen z or millennialist or younger generation, it's all generations. the problem in america is we have freedom problem in america not because of america, it's because we are held hostage to our own decisions and that that we have. middle-class america want instant gratification, they want to keep swiping the credit card, it's all gen z money is have been fed and it's what propped up the equity markets and the economy so things like social media in our phones, always keeping up with the joneses. were trying to compare ourselves to others when we are the joneses ourselves so it impacts the economy as a whole and the question you have to ask, is it going to keep on going flowing to the economy or are we eventually going to be forced to cut back? is happening is car payments when from four years to eight years, people extending payments to k

looks like a bribe. you know, seriously, here's the money to the boot and let's forget about you are police. lucian was a man's name dependence is yes, this is luke would. so that's what the west has been doing it a little. and again, we talked about the special representative tries of israel to the un and his emotional state there he use google. so that said that these rare that he's real needs to have a jewish stage of the gospel health care. what about palestinians? they lose mostly august delaney. they're in the states, i was told. whoo, so those new senior, the wells that the recognition that the 2 state solution is that doesn't have an alternative. you release glue sutures really good through zillow. that's those both move yes. the dom, well i believe still, villa common santa rosa is going to prevail and with a cold heads of the bullet was motionless. nuggets and i went in. she looked back at some more than the buddhist. took the city election nevertheless, made a thought on the super collect show and the progress of the electoral situation in the same election issues and domestic policy issues. so, well, we might come to a solution, altho

look karo was talking to us from pbs earlier this morning -- luke caro was talking to us from pbs earlier tech part was not a future. lisa a: this is why it was a difficult market because every time you look at fundamentals and try to come up with a story, you get your face ripped off. it is a difficult moment and that is what that is facing. people who are looking at the fed guidance and got frustrated with the lack and now we have from andrew hollenhorst that they will be wordlessly watching. i love that phrase. jonathan: so they will be upgrading growth and inflation forecasts. did you see that? what does he expect? lisa a: andrew hollenhorst has been really sticking with expecting inflationary rates to get higher. jon: -- jonathan: andrew hollenhorst looking for hikes in may and july. that was not a cyclical test for the tech companies. lisa a: quite the opposite. jonathan: quite these companies in their cyclical form had a test. neal dunn to of ren back -- neil dutta of ren mac. lisa m: keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world. with the first word, i am lisa mateo. depu

t care about coffee, luke luba, then after 20-30 minutes you will want to go to the toilet, so do not drink coffee before leaving the house. otherwise, you will be delirious looking a known fact, now the audience. we have another 20 minutes of the program just about the end of the program and you think, all the ostankino toilets, everything about the delights of coffee is just very good. lion, or there is something else, in principle, everything, how to choose coffee. how to store and how to eat properly, how the coffee hatch is selected according to your pocket. this is the first that it is possible to buy it, and the second one would just usually look. uh, the expiration date of the package must not be damaged if it transparent and you see, there are some shoulders or what, it means? we look petrovich left the sport. he told me that 100 g is how much he said, there are 7 or some thousand , there are three much cheaper, it’s quite possible that this is farmer’s, that is, now these animals are kept on farms, they are fed already tezer not those that these animals have chosen, and those that are cheaper, therefore, the coffee is luwak, which is made in a natural w

say in the alarm and my look to hustle, nicolette must almost call me much. kimberley bahati, a beautiful, maybe in dual league. bob bob with mushroom can be the hattie cos, mom luke lead into a lot of a, of the mega style and southern france with it. hey, michelle with can it in athens? i got that. and i went into another little book tour. can it know that i'm ready for harness? i'm 11. fuck a fee in the $100.00. in my phone, i'm sure comi. in short, i miss bis and b. hassan in mckelly. lucia malemad said though a lot of the, when that can be us out of the hospital with a 2 or 4 on the if the summit side is not clearly dense in there in mushroom, yet him we had the mfc in franklin had the doctor always has written more than 50 books, some are mainstream about business, while others are specialist academic works. plus his autobiography. 6 ah gabby movies. yeah. and 30. hi. i got them in our ears clinton and yet tba and then the whole there. and then we'll also baja, i mean i could to discharge related to her that i name and i gave him well yeah me and i had to make him a mac computer hyphen jennifer dan here on min had in mexico into korea. is the korea in a numbe