mandy patinkin.ason. and it's funny and audacious. and, you know, it's-- the great thing, in addition to mandy, because, you know, broadway has been shut down. we have just had our pick of the greatest broadway actors who just come in and do roles and they're judges and they're lawyers and they do cameos. upon and so you just are looking at the creme de la creme upon new york theater when you watch our show. and that's, you know, just-- and it's been agreement to employ these people because they haven't had a theater to go to, to work in. >> stephen: does he still have the beard from "homeland?" >> no, he's clean. >> stephen: that had a biblical quality to it and i thought it would go nice with a judge. >> he's biblical in many ways. >> stephen: it's so lovely to talk to you. it's always nice to see you, but so much better to see you in person. we talked over covid, over the zoom interviews and they're fun and intimate. but one of the problems in talking over zoom you can't sing over zoom. >> no, you

melissa has a mandy hello and i have a little bit of a bit of for the rights by mid day, these really had successfully attacked 18 fields. the addictions had lost 80 percent of the air force more than $300.00 planes destroyed on the ground. oh, that kind of stuff. my thought. sorry about that is the only the keys on this in the dish. i'm the message. if i go with that, i always fix for better but go a lot of the fact that on ironically, cairo radio was carrying false reports of the total failure of the enemy's air attack with news coming in of egypt apparent success. jordan, syria and iraq now launched their own as strikes and he's of hers and she, when she moves every shoshone that, you know, just drilled in and took fim, it's there to, for sure. that's a little played. and when i show his in medicine all the honeymoon roku, him to say the me, 11, roman ineffective. do they what those attacks gave, these really is a pretext to widen the scope of the war. operation focus was extended to cover fields in georgia and syria. and even a key base in iraq, phase 3, well, the only base for mi

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we know that you hired mandy aunt -- hired mandiant for your outside counsel. my question to you is did you or your legal team have any questions -- any discussions about retaining mandy aunt -- retaining mandiant to counsel in order to display any of the findings you have been able to attain under attorney-client privilege? mr. blount: i was not involved in the hiring. we would have to talk to my general counsel about why we went about taking that route. >> would you get back to us after you meet with them? that would be interesting to know. over the past several years, ransomware attack sent -- ransomware attacks have become more frequent and consequential. does colonial pipeline have a ransomware continua t -- continuity plan and the events of a network disruption? mr. carmakal: mr. blount:mr. blount: -- thank you for asking that question. we have an emergency response process. we use it for every threat we identified throughout our pipeline system. it was a cyber threat they came through our control room in the form of a ransomware note. we contained it by

the me a photo shoot in london with mandy from a tumble. and jill in deal was born without binding hands with milly, ellis brown, a person who identifies as neither male nor female. they are oem users of russian photographer, christina vaccine. okay, very good. i started working with just women, but then i realize that this, this whole topic is actually much broader and non binary and transgender people who experience very similar issues and their voice system. i've been hired there how we see ourselves and the values that we approach ourselves with can be very different from what the society wants us to, to, to see, and to be a sense of beauty is the name of this photo project seen as aim as to highlight people who are often under represented and she wants to establish a concept of beauty that goes beyond the current standard rate a bit closer to so many voices are suppressed and to be given opportunity to share your story. things really empowering the models that i have today. shan, very important to me is that in a strength that they've

they love taking se the social media and always use filters. mandy beth, make you look behind blemishes, and if there's something about your face, you don't like you just use a pixel filter and you instance in the last month it's a trend on the time. there are certain beauty standards and looks that are in fashion. it's just what's in right now. if you look right and then you're going to get more views. and like i did like, i just don't know. the more likes you have the most subscriber's social currency that can be leverage. in 2020 liliana can reach the final of germany's next top model sheet now, and instagram influences which he deliberately see is clear of filters that took us extreme courses most i kept there's so much pressure until last year i really struggled with it. i use tons of filters and it was really hard to escape that tyranny and just be myself. i felt torn thinking, i had to get those likes. it's my job, it's how are my living? so if i'm not getting the likes i panic and the like the most of the panic, many people want to look like their idols on instagram, social medi

there, it's very unusual to hear a public statement from the head office and bait and he's coming, mandy echoed what is a growing concern here in israel, that with the hand over the transition of power from natania who to a new government, there is a cause for concern that they might be finding a whole new color we condemn all incitement and violence on all sides. for a long time terrible calls have been made against us against me and also against views, including explicit calls to murder me. my family, my wife. silence. i want to promise that we my friends and i in the could faction will vehemently opposed the establishment of this government, a fraud and dangerous one. and if god forbid it is established, we will over for it was very quickly hold, shall not be. nathan yelled with them. i heard netanyahu earlier today say to his supporters in this very language, do not be afraid to go strong on them. i call on you mister netanyahu to let go free the country to move on. people are allowed to vote for a government even if you are not in charge. now they have been entering this from yahoo.

. >>> mandy moore. a mom as well as some adorable photos on instagram. she recently posted some photos from the set of the hit nbc show "this is us." the pic showing mandy in full makeup as rebecca pierson and her husband and baby gus and another post fans are getting a kick out of, the one with sterling k. brown holding gus on set. the caption read, "my two sons." she plays sterling's mom on the show. another sweet pic shows the three of them together. bring your child to work day. >> i wonder what gus is thinking seeing his mom like that. >> what just happened? >> telling a shrink in a few years, i'm sure. >>> tiffany haddish is about to take on what could be the role of her career. taking on the role of joyner, fastest woman in the world. untitled right now. she'll also be producing it. she said flo jo was one of her childhood heros. the record set in 1988, it still stands for both the 100 meter and 200 meter. she tragically passed at the age of 38 from an epileptic seizure. haddish on twitter wrote,

and i, mr. mandy, again, is not agreeing, but i want to get back to me as suddenly coffee moscow, because it does suit. perhaps russia's needs right now to have a neighbor that is slightly pro moscow, but also has been democratically elected in a world at the moment where democracy and the issue of democracy is so hotly debated, especially when it comes around elections. this is sort of a win win for moscow. really, isn't it? yes, it is actually, a criminal doesn't have anything against the democratic. that's really the democratic election is actually more i would like to say that to my mind, william, unfortunately, russian lead. i actually don't want to have any gratian though, i mean the situation off of that is also the election. we, we actually, we stand for the matter what some of the results will be. we will have to see what will be there to, to offer the media. and then you all the, all the media authorities to the development of the nation with russia and between the, between the elected leader of a 1000000 people and between rational presidents or whoever will be in our rush. so

the south american nation now has the highest curve at 19 mortality per capita. 0, lower above mandy explains how the numbers add up families taking loved ones to the final resting place is a scene that's become all too common in lima. the cemeteries have been filling up, but until now, normal death due to cov 19, are included in the official figures that seem blamed on the lack of testing done. now the government has revised these figures. the death toll has more than double 280000. since the start the pandemic, meaning peru has the highest coping, $900.00 death rate per capita of anywhere in the world. garcia drama gave no read. we consider our duty to publish this updated information, not only as part of our commitment with accountability, but also to fulfill our responsibilities as a state. an already undefended health care system has become overwhelmed. many hospitals are running out of oxygen supplies. find the situation was far worse than officially reported. crew has only tested about one 3rd of proportionally of its population. so when you do not have access to testing, you

you just a last word on this, you know, there is a tendency which is very much exemplified by dr. mandy to always externalize problems. of course, the u. s. crippling sanctions have had a dramatic effect. also on the running population, there is no doubt about that, but when it comes to violence and so other problems and shortcomings, i would really appreciate some also comments from them which are critical. also the domestic situation. i'm afraid i will have to leave it there. thank you so much to my guess. i'm on moran the for time than is out and list of are closer and thanks for joining us. thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com for further discussion. you can go to our facebook page dot, facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story, and also turn the conversation on twitter or handle is adrian's. i story myself and the whole team here in delphi. thanks for watching. bye bye. for now, who's a global pandemic? social unrest. a world under locked down water to a need by the buyer. but now we have a window to like th

the me a photo shoot in london with mandy from a tumble. and joe in deal was born with l. binary. and with milly, ellis brown, a person who identifies as neither male nor female. they are oem users of russian photographer, christina vaccine. okay, very good. thank i started working with just women, but then i realize that this, this whole topic is actually much broader and non binary. transgender people are, they experience very similar issues and their voices. i've been heard either how we see ourselves and the values that we approach yourself with can be very different from what the society wants us to, to, to see, and to be a sense of beauty is the name of this photo project or acting as aim is to highlight people who are often under represented and she wants to establish a concept of beauty that goes beyond the current standards really close to so many voices are suppressed and to be given opportunity to share your story. really empowering. the thing that i have today, shan, very important to me is that in a strength that they've been able to understand themselves, find their

tom: that is called the mandy -- the brandy melville affect.om the boston red sox is only making 613,000 a year. his real earnings should be higher. michael: based on performance, certainly yes. tom: that will move the needle next month. we say good morning to all of you in europe, leading on christine lagarde's question-and-answer period. right now i believe she is in the statement at the european central bank. let's listen in. pres. lagarde: tltro three plays a crucial role in supporting bank lending to firms and households. our measures help to preserve favorable financing conditions for all sectors of the economy, which is needed for a sustained economic recovery and for safeguarding price stability. we will also continue to monitor developments in the exchange rate with regard to the possible implications for the medium-term inflation outlook. we stand ready to adjust all our instruments as appropriate to ensure inflation moves towards our aim in a sustained manner. let me now explain our assessment in greater detail, starting with the eco

also i joined kristen and thanking jesse and mandy for the technical assistance. i'll just jump right in. i think the the plan of attack as we say is should be about 20 minutes or so of me giving some background on the work and then hopefully opening it up to a robust q&a discussion. so arthur fletcher the most important civil rights leader. you've probably never heard of was born into poverty in 1924 and went on to advise five presidents develop the first major affirmative action program and coin the phrase a mind is a terrible thing to waste along the way he served in europe under general george patton was the first black player for the baltimore colts and endured incredible hardship when after being run out of kansas for his connection to a corrupt politician his wife jump the san francisco bay bridge in 1960 and left him a single parent of five. fletcher's remarkable comeback included a remarriage and 1965 relocation to pasco washington to run a great society program. in 1967. he became the first black city councilman in any city in washington state since the

i want to bring in ashley allison and mandy carpenter into the conversation. give us a count of where republicans are. do you think it's possible? >> i would like to be optimistic but it doesn't seem like anything is new in terms of republicans wanting to compromise with democrats. joe biden, this whole time on the campaign trail talked about how he was the president that was going to unite the country. i think he has, but not on policy. so, democrats need to -- i think at this point he has tried. he has tried. give it a week or two but we need to push through. the economy is hurting and people are expecting this president to deliver for them. >> if a bipartisan deal does fall apart, democrats will have to go it alone. to get anything passed they need west virginia moderate senator joe manchin. "washington post" piece asks this, before manchin accepts the bipartisan possibility he dreams of are simply gone? i'm not sure how much you agree with that. how much of this process is per performative by the white house to convince manchin they've tried everything the

yeah, this is mandy aggression is the tempo of again, the fact that it's annoying. so anyone joining by and gets imbued with this when it's been talented res away because they're surrounded by players who are only focused on winning enrollment plan by in obviously a very big club with very big mission. the my still shallow no club has one it more often than byron and big names are brought in to help claim it. leave on sunday arrived in the summer of 2020 the next new star for the record. chad, a smart signing in the eyes of low time materials. so the one that was mentioned to have these kind of plans back in the box shock, a past buyer and future sunday kicked off the season inspect tackler style for his new club. someone always fast for the bolt, with his old club shawl to paying the price to assist, followed by a 1st leak, a goal for buyer and in an 8 mill demolition job. now just to score against the dog side, which is a great bunch of guy including the one that i didn't know will read. right . but already on the 2nd match state that buyer and self assurance took

ways that he gets now for the years of service that he had done without pay if he would compensate mandy for her labor as well. and then if we know subtract the amounts for any sort of care that was meted out for them while they were enslaved. he estimated that the amount owed to him about oh to them would be about 11,680 and that in 19th century, dallas, right? so a pretty significant amount he's like and if you're willing to pay me that and guarantee some other things then yeah, we'll come back right? so he's having this moment of like, yeah, you know, i'm not doing that but letting the performance labor know that this is this is what the wages are. i want to be compensated for my labor. i want to be sort of respected for the work that i do. and another instance in terms of labor and sort of controlling labor and getting the fruits of their labor. there was an enslaved woman down in georgia in in 1860s, and she was sort of known for and disciplined a few times for going and putting on her the enslaved woman's enslaving women's perfume and sort of going into the vanity and sort of you k

blount: obviously we talk to mandy and about that, and we talked to legal resources that have been involvedn any number of cases in the u.s. over the last couple of years, people with experience with these criminals, as well as the specific science of cyber attacks and a lot of conversation went into that decision i made to negotiate. sen. hassan: did you have a response plan in place prior to the attack, and if so did it include any guidance about paying the ransom? mr. blount: what we have as a pipeline operator, and it would not be unique to us, is we have a response process. i said earlier this morning, you see the threat, remediate the threat and restore, so in this case you use the same process, but you use a different set of experts. we reached out immediately to the fbi because it was cree mental, and -- criminal, and we reached out to legal resources and we immediately reached out to mandiant. sen. hassan: did you have a plan for response that include guidance to ransomware? mr. blount: specifically, no discussion about ransom and action to ransom. sen. hassan: does your team to ta

in honor of lgbtq plus provided month, mandy kimmer, a.p.c. c.p.c. is the public information officer. having worked there. born and raised near pittsburgh pennsylvania and earned degrees from florida southern college in lakeland in 1983. in 2015, she and her friend co-founded the jefferson r. voss voss. established an erm endowed scholarship and students pursuing courses. since the inception of this funding, they have received thousands of dollars in financial assist tavens to further their education. after the pulse tragedy on june 12, she formed the pride and allies for county colleagues and others outside the organization. knowing that people wanted to high and needed to healed, she invited to speak at the administration building. vol untire with zero and community vofmente of the center of orlando and transgender and youth and adults. five years later, this small assessbly is becoming a recognized research group for the orange county's 8,000 employees. she has are sung in the orlando gay commor us for the past four years and nine year breast canc

you were to do it yourself, you have to have outside experts similar to the reason that we brought mandy to help us restore our system and determine what happened in writing an investigation. that is the right thing to do, all the responsible operators are doing that. >> beyond the pipeline that goes through michigan and great links, the average company doesn't have nearly the resources that you have and doesn't have nearly the staff that you have and i think a lot of us are looking at other companies to protect against these attacks, what are the little guy supposed to do with the latest and greatest in cybersecurity i tried to get this problem by requiring dhs to help state and local to figure this out and do more tabletop exercises but if you could give a message to the ceo of those companies of which he would've done differently ahead of time, what with that mrs. b. >> i think the messages we've got a lot more in the last month as a result of this but we can be complacent in our differences, just as importantly to prevent the attack we really need to work hard and those operators are

worth of mandy parker. we have a 37-year-old republican mayor of the 12th largest city in america.ocrat is a former county chairman of the democrats. she ran her campaign through the democratic party. her concession statement was a release by the state democratic party and yet in this big diverse city the republican won a handy victory and becomes the youngest mayor of any one of the nation's 25 largest cities. >> bill: hillary clinton won that district by 40 points. that's a heck of a switch. bill mcgurn, latinos bid democrats adios. if more latinos are willing to pull the gop leader it is because of the democratic party's lurch leftward than republican outreach. this is a republican senatorial committee survey. among latinos, whether or not you think it's prejudiced or not look at some of the overwhelming numbers. they conclude 80% of those agree that public schools are failing. 67% agree that america is losing its traditional values of family, faith and freedom and 72% say we should do what is necessary to control our southern border. analyze all that. >> well, i think that's ab

we'll be talking to therapist - mandy saligari about how to know when you're having one and more importantlyk you very much. we were hoping for a milestone day today — as england was due to lift its covid restrictions and return to some sort of normality. that's been delayed by four weeks to allow more of us to be vaccinated — and dan is at the place where the world's very first covid jab outside of clinical trials was delivered. he has been talking to the woman who got it. good morning, so much to talk about. good morning. ifeel we have had a work—out today walking around coventry hospital so i might miss that one from morning live. maggie keenan, 91 now, and back in december she was the very first patient anywhere in the world to getjab. we have been speaking to the consultants, professors and those trying their hardest to cope with the pressure the nhs is under. we will do promise to speak to the health secretary. i'm joined now by the health secretary matt hancock, who's in westminster. thank you very much, health secretary, for spending time with us today. loves to get through with you.