and i was like," marty, this is lena waithe, this is marty krofft."nd he goes, "listen, i think you're fantastic. i can't believe it. i had such a wonderful time. i think you should play witchiepoo in the reboot" or whatever was going on. and he said, "i wanted to give you this." and he gives me -- >> no! >> thank you! >> jddimmy: that's freie! >> thank you! >> jimmy: freddie the flute! you know the kid who had freddie was jimmy. may i hold freddie? >> yes, it was jimmy. >> jimmy: oh, wow, look at that. that is freddie. >> jimmy, who jack wild played jimmy. had him in his pocket. >> jimmy: oh my god, have you smoked out of this yet? [ laughter ] holy -- this is him. >> i know. and i'm not giving it to you. >> jimmy: no, i wouldn't give to it me either. [ laughter ] >> he gave to it me. >> jimmy: wow. >> it's not the original, because people are like, is this the original? >> jimmy: oh, well, then. >> i know. because the original freddie was articulated. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> and he's probably dust now. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "be

marty: i worry about this a lot, sonali.atus as a global reserve asset is not written in stone. it has persisted for 100 years. not that the historical pattern needs to repeat but about every 100 years there is a different gold reserve asset. i have been saying for a few years now, digitizing the u.s. dollar in an appropriate way is essential. it is not just another formfactor. to me, that is like saying a starship and a bicycle are just two different forms of trench rotation, no big difference between the two. a digital dollar is a completely different thing than the inert paper dollar that we currently have. we have the notes and fed funds and fed master accounts. introducing another form that is just like the dollar but is digital, we don't need the paper symbolizing it anymore, that is really important. getting the details right, can you apply sanctions, if so, what is the process -- designing all of this, it has to be thankful. it is -- thoughtful. it is hard and essential. sonali: what about the invest ability of digit

we have marty dixon joining us remotely. marty? [speaking spanish language] >> interpreter: thank you, mr. clerk. >> clerk: and finally, items acted upon today are expected to appear on the board of supervisors agenda of april 4. >> chair ronen: thank you so much, mr. clerk. can you please call item 1? >> clerk: yes. item 1 is a resolution authorizing san francisco animal care and control to enter into a use agreement with bh-ab productions, l.l.c., to develop and produce a documentary television project about sfaccs animal emergency rescue calls and animal control officers, and grant all necessary trademark licenses and the exclusive right for a term of no longer than one year and one week to traditional and digital networks, to commence upon approval by the board of supervisors. madam chair? . >> chair ronen: thank you, and i understand that virginia donohue is here to give you a short presentation? >> yes. thank you, supervisor ronen. as you know that sfacc is the city's animal shelter, and we enforce all state and local animal

we have marty dixon joining us remotely. marty? language] >> interpreter: thank you, mr. clerk. >> clerk: and finally, items acted upon today are expected to appear on the board of supervisors agenda of april 4. >> chair ronen: thank you so much, mr. clerk. can you please call item 1? >> clerk: yes. item 1 is a resolution authorizing san francisco animal care and control to enter into a use agreement with bh-ab productions, l.l.c., to develop and produce a documentary television project about sfaccs animal emergency rescue calls and animal control officers, and grant all necessary trademark licenses and the exclusive right for a term of no longer than one year and one week to traditional and digital networks, to commence upon approval by the board of supervisors. madam chair? . >> chair ronen: thank you, and i understand that virginia donohue is here to give you a short presentation? >> yes. thank you, supervisor ronen. as you know that sfacc is the city's animal shelter, and we enforce all state and local animal welfare laws. bh/a

he partner and hooky, marty. but the supreme court said it was illegal because he money was convicted for gross human rights violations with doesn't permit a presidential pardon, so he will send it back to jail. now the victim defense is what he want. he has never complied with the minimum conditions established by the inter american court for human rights, and that goes from acknowledging the responsibility for the crime to our main, reparations to the victims. now the defense will have to go back to the inter american port for human rights to ask for provisional measures before going look. and we'll say to explain either we have asked the inter american court for human rights for provisional measures and a hearing in accordance with the standards established by the core itself. the court should declare and order nobody of this resolution of the constitutional court talk. well now supreme court judges will have to comply with the constitutional court decision and overturn the decision that they gave in 2017 that

what do you think he would have said they're certainly a lot of us who remember marty felton is very sharp thinker and how would he have reacted? well, you know marty was an absolutely central influence in my life as an economist not just as a scholar, although he had considerable reputation there but as an advisor as a friend over many years i still miss him deeply i think he would like the ideas in the book, you know marty at the national bureau of economic research when he was president of it ran what he called pin factory tours now for the viewers, you know, the pen factories are critical example, and smith's booked illustrate gains from specialization and division of labor. palestine's pen factory tours suggest to me that he wanted economist to talk to practical people on more than one occasion what i would stuck on something he would say to me a couple of things one the solution probably lies in walking around and talking to people not just sitting at your desk and trying to figure it out. that's it. that's an incredible insight from a scholar. nothing could be true or that it'

secretary marty walsh will talk to me about the jobs report. and in an exclusive, former general william barr speaking out about his confrontation with president trump over the 2020 election results. ♪♪ we begin with the latest on the violence in ukraine, right now russian forces have taken control of europe's largest nuclear power plant after an intense fire broke out over night. it could have triggered an explosion, one that's ten times larger than the 1986 chernobyl tragedy. the u.s. describes the russian attack on that nuclear plant as a war crime. russian forces have taken the worker at the power plant hostage. the director of the plant are working under the invader's guns. president zelensky describing this as a night that could stop history. journalists this morning, russian lawmakers passed the law to jail journalists for publishing what they call fake news of moscow's invasion of ukraine. joining us now with erin mclaughlin live from lviv ukraine and ralph sanchez in moscow. give us an update on this power plant, what kind of damage di

i'm terry marty. terry marty. terry martin, if you're just joining us, you are watching expense, special extended coverage of russia's invasion of ukraine. just a quick recap of what's happening there. russian forces are continuing their attacks on ukraine's main cities. russia claims of his taking control of the city of cason in ukraine, south the governor there says the city is completely surrounded. airstrikes have hit, buildings and infrastructure in urban areas in the capital kiya, including it's t v, tower. elsewhere, russian paratroopers have reportedly landed in the 2nd biggest city hockey, which has been devastated by days of airstrikes and the mayor of the port city of marielle poll says it's under constant bombardment. the united nations says more than 660000 people have now fled ukraine since the invasion began with the majority crossing over into poland. but some ukrainians are travelling in the other direction as well. men who were out of harm's way, returning to defend their homeland max d, w max ce

another attempt to evacuate the besieged city of marty. you poll, fails with ukraine and russia blaming each other for breaking a ceasefire. an oil prices hit nearly $140.00 a barrel following talk of a russian embargo and a ukraine's president has accused russia murder for what he calls the deliberate targeting of civilian areas. several ukrainian cities are coming under attack. russian troops continue to push towards key of with fighting around the capital. intensifying. tasha butler reports from live a civilian volunteer in the northern ukrainian city of your pin on the outskirts of the capitol hill in the caught up in the moment someone shout for a doctor for but it's too late for a family. had been trying to get away living elsewhere in the city. russian shells destroy homes, frightened, people run for their lives. families and children caught up in confusion and chaos. i don't believe that money has years. russian troops of not yet entered keith, but they aren't far away. the convoy has encircled the city for several days. goods depo

so let's check in with marty, the bank and chairman of paychex.o "mad money." >> thanks, jim, appreciate being here. >> marty, i saw a plethora of greatness from your quarter. more businesses and more work for paychex at each company. sts all coming together, the things that woof worked on for years since we've been talking >> it really is, jim third consecutive quarter of double-digit revenue and ernst growth we're very excited about it. great macro environment, frankly. and our product development over the last few years has really come together to help people -- to help businesses grow their businesses and continue to grow. >> why isn't the rising cost of so much hurting companies to the point where they have to close why are you seeing so many companies being able to sustain these levels of inflation? >> well, jim, i think one there is plenty of zdemand there there is plenty of demand for what they're selling also the government subsidies have helped out. we talked about our employer retention tax credit and service that we've been helping our

i'm terry marty. terry marty terry martin, if you're just joining us, you are watching expense, special extended coverage of russia's invasion of ukraine. just a quick recap of what's happening. their russian forces are continuing their attacks on ukraine's main cities. russia claims of his taking control of the city of kasan in ukraine, south the governor there says the city is completely surrounded. airstrikes have hit buildings and infrastructure in urban areas in the capital kia, including its tv tower. elsewhere russian paratroopers have reportedly landed in the 2nd biggest city hockey, which has been devastated by days of air.

lawyers have asked the inter american court for human rights to review the decision for now for key marty awaits his release. with support you're celebrating the man. they consider a savior during reduced civil war and others who expect the international court to say the decision. they produce court is no. medina, francis and jesse that lee met bader in pakistan, a launch explosion has been heard in the city of sal caught fire broke out of the military. ammunition depot early on sunday. it's not clear yet what caused the last. it's not though, believe to be an attack well renowned ballet stars have raised at least $180000.00 for ukrainians during a gala performance in london. ah, leading ballerina is from russia and ukraine has won us from asia. the americas participated in the show at the london coliseum was organized by former british royal ballet stars, including ukrainian, yvonne petrov ah, it is good to be with us. hello, adrian finnegan, here in doha, the headlines on al jazeera, russia says that it's once again used hypersonic missiles to attack ukraine. a spokesman of the ministry

we will talk to marty mosby about it higher rates coming." is coming right back e're c ng ton of polygons her! what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq >>> bank stocks rose in yesterday's session after the fed announced its most aggressive campaign to increase interest rates in years. now here to talk about what's working in financials is marty mosby, director of bank advisory and strategic service. a lot of financial companies, marty, pride to be over the years to diversify, be less dependent on when interest rates go up. so they also went benefit as much, i guess. who will be the biggest winners if we did get six hikes just in terms of, you know, the spread >> there's a couple of things we really have to consider here the traditional macro trade, which is always been buy the banks when you come into recovery and when interest rates start goi

labor secretary marty walsh needs to remember is he a cabinet member not an activist. his one-sided involvement in active labor disputes is unfair and unprecedented. he's a former union president and the first union member nearly half a century to lead the department of labor. if you believe he can be an impartial arbiter, i have swamp land in new mexico to sell you. the head of the afl-cio herself expressed approval of walsh's willingness to work quote behind the scenes, end quote. his infamous pickett line participation with strikers at the kellogg's factory won't be his last attempt to interfere with labor management disputes. "politico" recently reported walsh is, quote, eager to help with others. end quote. walsh's pro-union advocacy disqualifies him from acting as an honest broker. he would rather protect his union boss cronies than protect workers and job creators. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. garcia: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise a

military target since the invasion began, and an ot school way. hundreds were sheltering his bomb did marty open it as russian troops push it to the city. and we take you on board the u. s. naval aircraft carrier, harry s truman. our report finds out what it's doing to patrol ne hawaii as by.

medication. lensky says, russian forces seized a humanitarian convoy, attempting to bring relief to marty opal's residence. mm hm. these are missiles fired by russia, from sea, and from land against ukraine. these images were released by russia's defense ministry. as were these in which russia claims web hates a ukrainian anti aircraft missiles system but shells aren't only falling on military targets in keith. this home was hit by a russian strike. fire fighters worked to put out the blaze that followed. hello, it was a strike on the roof. i walked out of the house to smoke a cigarette and when i went back inside, it happened the ceiling collapse of a buckle in mud. you pull, the city under seige hit relentlessly by russian bombing satellite images show the extent of the devastation. life as hell for people who are still stuck in the city or excuse us with law, russia has used more than a 1000 missiles against peaceful ukrainian. cities are countless numbers of aerial bomb. the russian troops have destroyed dozens of our cities following some have been burned to ashes. philip dicky are p

after weeks under siege, marty, opal is cut off from food water and other supplies. russian state television recalls the destruction in mario paul. russia's military has managed to take parts of the besieged city following heavy bombardment. the price of its progress, burnt out. buildings and traumatized residence a near by steel plant was also hit. russia claims to be de nuts, a fine ukraine. but during an address to israeli parliament, ukrainian president philip miss zalinski himself. jewish said it was russia's invasion which was akin to naziism, not the settled on the 24th of february 1920. the national social workers party of germany and sta. p, was founded. it's a part you took millions of lives destroyed, half the country, tried to kill nations, a 102 years later, on 24th of february. a criminal order was given to launch a large scale russian invasion on ukraine. they're taken to burying the dead next to their homes in maria pole with graveyards out of reach. due to the fighting bodies lined the streets as the rush and choke hold. squeeze his life out of the city. the war is wreaking

reporting that around $130.00 survivors have been rescued from a bomb to theater in the besieged city of marty paul. the number of dead is still not known. the building was sheltering hundreds of civilians including children. when it was shelled, ukraine's president that voted made it to lansky says it was just one of many rushing attacks on civilians, anteaus cold for more international help to defend his country. this report contained some distressing images, smoke bellows from the theatre mario paul, after it was hit by a bon days before satellite image shed, the russian white for children, written in large white letters at both ends of the building. but that did not stop had being targeted from when you really will. a god, the more money blockaded. maria paul, the russian plane intentionally dropped a super powerful mom on a drama theater in the city sent hundreds of people were hiding their water. shelling with all the building is destroyed. the number of casualties is not yet no give used. they're hibler sion navy door across my appall, similar images of devastation. motion forces have p

we start with growing desperation in the besieged city of marty pole in southern ukraine. the crucial port city has seen some of russia's fiercest bombardment, cincy invasion began, and russian forces continue to pump the city with shells. missiles and bombs. local officials say over 350000 people are still trapped without heat and other basic necessities. a wednesday russian forces bomb the theatre sheltering hundreds of civilians suiting children around a 130 people were reportedly rescued. the full extent of casualties is unclear. id toby's name conley, who is in ukraine, managed to get through to 19 year old unity in multiple who sent us these voice messages. and no, no, i'm in right now. i hear planes rose, i hear shooting every 5 or 10 minutes with the sound of fighting. never goes away so soon as we can. we used to no more need that was that it's been days since intense shelling started here where i am now. please have you seen him still is for cool us ukrainian and russian forces are fighting. we and i haven't been able to leave my house. we can all it's, this is t

now marty is we're also hearing that there appears to be a consolidation of russian forces on the outskirts of t if how is this impacting people inside the city. so what's important to know is that there hasn't been a noticeable advance of russian force if fighting is happening in a pin as the place we've just talked about and neighboring boucher and hostile mo, which is an airport next to it, which has been under attack from the very, very beginning, but it seems like that the russia have been able to keep their positions there and to fortify some of the places and to gain firm a control of these places. advances have be also been there. they have also been advanced from the north east that's on the other side of town, or from the direction of cheney here. that's the direction of the russian border. and these are these forces there have been advancing and being repelled over the time. so the games may may not be as noticeable, but what her intelligence is saying is that they have 45, their positions there for the people here and keep this means that most people or more than half as the off

marty's a vague and long, i think she knows exactly what the result is supposed to be as i keep the signs all on sign built ah, [000:00:00;00] ah! on opening night, the scene is darker and more subdued than originally plan. oh. in rehearsal, it looked like this. the singers were using white balls, and the conquer never was red. ah. oh, with blue over night. red and white became black. oh, and 2 wooden slats that had previously been used, disappeared ah, ah, i saw a minor and as asher and a mission to hon, always trying to achieve a good mix finished. however, you're not supposed to hear individual voices and glovers here where more in the realm of musical theater art or you could even call it operates in which individuality is a bit more important. lordy, in new york city club, michelle, shaun i misunderstood of yet. ah, ah hi. so i took over his principal conductor in artistic director of the berlin radio choir in august 2015 because this stage is circular. he's assisted by a co conductor benjamin. good. ah . ringback yes, in these a fortune commissioner anderson, this is thus, what i fi

it is being pumped full of propaganda for marti, the russian sources.n the other hand, he has to draw this economically away from russia. one thing you might consider, whether china will play the spoiler role in terms of the u.s. and allies sanctions. i think the answer will be clearly no, while some trade will continue, the possible lack lash -- backlash or downside for china is just too hard caroline: talk about the downside of china's rate truth -- trade routes. you have done a lot of research and foreign direct investment. mary: this will be a problem for them. russia will be cut off from international markets and be able to move some of that to china, but in terms of other products, china will have some ability to sell to russia and russia, is going to somehow find a way to get those products. it is a big seller in china of computers, office equipment, just like to russia, like they are to the u.s.. but many of these consider sanctioned products or products that contain u.s. sanctioned content. they will have to not sell. romaine: what insights do

a bethany mon masonic marty to her that she might be does. how does she good luck to you now allow me to one. what about or by yamaha? let consumer know. anyhow, i v i but pretty good. i'm you not a father? she nodded, wanting lounging area. huh. yeah, i know a lima, i how to do at the club. go. oh, no mo, done jamar williamson hannah is now a law and but her missing marvel in the m l. b. o. united to. so we went to certain adieva and so did missing my buddy and his old you said, if i leave any with in my study, any suitable uber and not fallen with, i'm not into fighting for i know why they said romance, read the high atom. oh ladder there is she will much but roman was. oh, did that issue with very i'm in new. yeah. and even up so on helping cool, mama or mean, madam jonah, my shout reconstruction in mosul has come to a full stop. the old town was ravaged by the fighting in 20179 months of urban warfare and unspeakable violence. still alive in everyone's mind. no one is ready to forgive. ah, not being hon and eunice is the rest agenda distr

marty makary.ands that the push in the other direction, to shut down and stop the mandates and restrictions but the protesters are demanding hearings into what happened and the question is, how many jobs were destroyed by these unconstitutional lockdowns? >> well look, people want some closure right now. they have been through a tremendous amount of restrictions, made huge personal sacrifices, many businesses were lost. people want an apology. they were lied to about surface transmission. they were lied to that the vaccine would somehow cease all transmission of the virus in the community. they were lied to about natural immunity and there was a promise by the white house and dr. fauci never to mandate the vaccine. people do want closure to all of these issues right now. elizabeth: we hear you loud and clear. cases and hospitalizations have been dropping dramatically. they are a fraction where they were at last fall. there is that and this, doctor, a federal judge in texas ruled the fda must releas

. >>> hello and welcome, everybody to the marty melbourne cricket to this memorial for shane warne. this is the field of dreams, warne's back yard. right here, david bloom pretty much same position, good morning, vinnie, good to have you here tonight. over there was the old southern stand where shane came with his father and brother would open their hat that alan border would beat them. sadly, they knocked them over. and the heroes of world cricket would become the best friends in life, some of the great heroes just becoming wonderful people in his life. as we get a bit closer here, we turn up, 24 laters after he sat in that southern stand, the great southern stand was in rely and to take his 700th test wicket. a moment we will never forgot in world and australia history. was there anybody ever bigger in cricket. there may have been one, with us is donald's granddaughter. could you please stand, ladies and gentlemen, as we sing the national anthem and welcome britta. -- greta bradman. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> thank you, greta. greta bradman. welcome, everybody. as this is the state memorial,

de semana lamentablemente abren bastantes cosas planifica en los próximos días con las lluvias en martíemás cristiano ronaldo y su historia >> noticiero telemundo 48 siete días a la semana primeros contigo (música) >> en un rato se juega el clásico del fútbol mexicano por telemundo estamos seguros grupo de chicos estarán viéndolo con todo al américa después de todo forman parte del nido del águila (música) >> somos una escuela de fútbol que tenemos cerca de 10 años de existencia en san francisco en el año 2016 tuvimos la fortuna de convertirnos en la primera escuela de útbol oficial en san francisco y el área de la baía >> se siente cómo lo máximo como si estuviera la costa real se siente bonito y tuve la oportunidadde portar un uniforme cómo el américa cuando el niño mejor prefiero hacerme responsable de llevarlas a la práctica jugando útbol a quien den en la calle haciendo cosas que no deben esta es una escuela que tiene un ambiente familiar tenemos mucha gente de otros espacios una cosa muy importante es que aceptamos a cualquier chico sin importar su experiencia futbolística todo ju

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he, marty hasn't complied with part of his sentence. he hasn't as crimes, he hasn't paid rep raisins or as the victims for forgiveness or contributed to solve or some of the crimes were. people remain disappeared from you. some critics say they wouldn't oppose for him on his release if he admitted to his crimes. he has owners, but i found it, but i don't already go if there was a public expression of forgiveness to the victims. that would change the situation a lot. we've been waiting for it for many years, but it's not going to happen because he and his defense continue to say that pretty morry is innocent. defense lawyers have asked the inter american court for human rights to review. the decision for now for kimori, awaits his release with supporters celebrating the man they consider a savior during produce civil war and others who expect the international court to say the decision by produce court is no. medina, francis and jesse that lee my pay to at least 6 people have been killed in belgium . when a car was driven into college, a

. >> next, labor secretary marty walsh talks about creating a diverse workforce. this discussion from center for american progress also includes union leaders and local elected officials from maryland and alabama. this just over an hour. >> before we get started, just do a little quick house keeping to say live captioning is available by clicking on the closed caption button at the bottom of your screen and we're taking questions at the very end of the panel. you can join in on the questions by using the q&a feature that is also on the screen and we'll then get to your questions. so last fall there was a report published on creating pathways for women in the construction trade. they also published a plethora of unions in our recovery including how they could lead a revolution in our economy and close the racial wealth gap. the fact is recovery and growth happen without quality jobs available for all americans. a well trained, well compensated diverse workforce is a dynamic workforce. it's one that is the engine of a high octane rip roaring economy. and i know this

yeah, no, no, it was a question of them or us dollar garments is i've dish marty. what's happened to so change the state or had grown up in the sixty's, iraq because it was almost unrecognizable. and we were now engaged in something as big as world war war. in baghdad, the mood begins to st. oh, oh oh. and the dictator's personality called crumbles. he has underestimated the power of the mullahs. saddam wants to attack iranian oil installations on the persian gulf. a move that would decisively weaken his opponent, but the french mirage. jet fighters that he ordered aren't ready yet. so he requests the manufacturer supply him with other jets for attacks on land and sea targets. the problem is, they're no longer in production. iraqi vice president alrick as ease travels to paris and cranks up the pressure. mm. defense minister sharp laugh. new loans. iraq 5 fighter jets from the french air force but the deal is made public. this puts france an acute danger. a good it is. it was on the computer to the iranians are calculating and clever. we were very well aware that t

six people will be on board including marty allen of santa barbara.investor and former ceo party america. the mission will last minutes for which allen and others spate -- paid an unspecified sum. >> finally tonight, history has been made in california. >> governor newsom swore in justice patricia guerrero to the state supreme court during a ceremony in santa -- any sacramento. -- in sacramento. >> as i look at this audience and reflect on what today means and how i got here, one thing is clear to me. i did not get here alone. i am here because of the courage, the sacrifices and the struggles of my parents and my grandparents. >> she is an imperial valley native and has been serving on at appellate court in san diego. >> world news tonight with david muir is next. we appreciate your time should >> for spencer christian and all of us here, thank you so much for joining us tonight. want more from your vitamin brand? get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action sleep supplement... to the only 24-hour vitamin c to heart-healthy support

i became a lawyer because marty and his parents. supported that choice unreservedly i have been deeply moved by the outpouring of good wishes received in recent weeks. from family neighbors campmates classmates students at rutgers and columbia law teaching colleagues lawyers with whom i have worked judges across the country and many women and men who do not know me. that huge spirit lifting collection shows that for many of our people. an individual sex is no longer a remarkable or even unusual with regard to his or her qualifications to serve on the supreme court. indeed in my lifetime i expect to see three four, perhaps even more women on the high court bench women not shaped from the same mold but of different complexions. yes, there are miles in front. but what a distance we have traveled from the day president thomas jefferson told his secretary of state. the appointment of women to public office is an innovation for which the public? is not prepared. nor jefferson added. am i the increasingly full use of the talent of all of t

we actually spoke with labor secretary marty walsh, and he thinks the reason is talent. at least the companies i've talked to one of the biggest decisions they make to go in certain areas is the talent. in the recruitment of talent. we also see a whole bunch of workers in our country that are leaving their job looking for better opportunities more opportunities to earn a better living during the pandemic, talent and companies alike sought refuge from blue state politics. texas not only promoted more business friendly policies, but the lower cost of living and no state income tax has been a big drop. now that study also named texas as the number one entrepreneur friendly state. the festival continues throughout the week. you have leaders in music, tech and film all coming together, but if this trend continues, austin could snag the title of the tech capital of the world in austin, texas. i'm kelly o. grady for fox business. we had rain. we had a little bit of wind and now we have fog. the full wednesday forecast is still straight ahead. let's go to ktvu is alex savage. no

marty carroll wraps up today with the first person celebration since 2020.uesday, making a comeback, either. we'll explain in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com and in some in new orleans are eager to make up for last year. 2020 was the last time live, marty gar parades were held because of covid-19. those parades were considered super spreader events. now, new orleans says it's ready to celebrate and masks are only required in public indoor spaces. fat tuesday marks the last day of the carnival season before ash wednesday. tomorrow wendland begins like fun. well people are ready to celebrate in ways they haven't been able to do in the past two years. as foxes. teresa parolo tells us one industry is happy to hear that news. if there ever was a comeback, the events world is prepared to show you how it's done after two long years of staying home, it's time to party , which is exactly what some of the biggest names in the industry did monday night at the glass hou

thought the war would never end. diana, it was a question of them or us though ligaments are dish, marty, what's happened to so change the state that i had grown up in the sixty's iraq because it was almost unrecognizable. and we were now engaged in something as big as world war war. in baghdad, the mood begins to st. oh. upon the dictator's personality called crumbles. he has underestimated the power of the mullahs. saddam wants to attack iranian oil installations on the persian gulf. a move that would decisively weaken his opponent, but the french mirage jet fighters that he ordered aren't ready yet. so he requested the manufacturer supply him with other jets for attacks on land and sea targets. the problem is, they're no longer in production. iraqi vice president reek as ease travels to paris and cranks up the pressure. mm. defense minister shock. laugh new loans, iraq 5 fighter jets from the french air force of the deal is made public. this puts france an acute danger. a good it is. it was only considered to the iranians are calculating and clever. we were very well aware that they w

feel that their allies who promised so much that given enough bath and much more on conflict with marty and look give to welcome to conflict zone. thank you for having me with you. as russia step submits, attacks, fighting words from your president, ukraine, he said will never bow to russian automate hymns. and he make clear that be no compromises on territorial integrity or sovereignty. but he wants to talk to mister putin. is there anything to suggest that russia wants to talk constructively to him? i think it's him. look, this initial was the rice a couple of times, but present been lensky, and yet he's ready to speak. so rather than put in to discuss issues including military humanitarian, political, but we still did not get any, any reply from the russian side that the russian side is ready to discuss that. let me remind you 11 very interesting thing for me. you remember, recently were negotiations between minister appointment press. so if you bring middle level and future contact, part minister law group. and after that negotiations there was a statement made by law. he said that

laconia strategy wordly chuckles, said he, a terrorist groups quickly disappeared and remedy whole marty sharla, pin and motor horses. yeah, near, they withdrew to desecrate them. a gun like us while we ate was with your thumb. we and central regions and the north calm is restored. but battles still rage in the south following the withdrawal of british troops in basra rival, she has lock horns. it's milk the doll saunter against the iraqi army at stake, control of the city and was selected that he here, molded it up in basrah is the port of the economy linda, oil of iraq. allah, whoever controls, basrah controls. the wealth of iraq. latino locked in. abandoning the city to a band of militiamen is not an option. if the prime minister loses basra, all his credibility is gone. normally, key flies to the front. la moda had on a weekly oral calmly or was it a default when we landed in basrah? rockets were being fired everywhere. the battle went on for 8 days. the house where i was staying was hit by miss isles. plenty of hot donna. it'll be here till the animal would be mother woodman. i've c

marked this day on capitol hill with members of the congressional women's congress and labor secretary marty walsh. four in 10 women serve as their family primary breadwinner but they only take home $.83 for every dollar made by their male colleagues. which she says totals over $400,000 over a career. >> imagine what that means in money for rent, bills, food, groceries, lower credit scores. and costs of loans. it has a big impact on women's retirement. >> pelosi vows to continue to fight for fairness, promising to continue to push for the paycheck fairness act, which would update the 1963 equal pay act. >> is making abled statement saying it is on its way to ending homelessness. sac fly and tess spoke with officials on the solution day found. >> this half moon bay building used to be a local hotel. now this site along with two others like it makes up 500 homes for people who used to be homeless. >> we have two hotels coming online. one shortly in san mateo. >> san mateo county executive mike kelly key says when all is said and done they will have up to 740 homes. the last homeless sense is d

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angel investor marty allen of santa barbara was scheduled to take part in blue origin's space missiony. but high winds delayed his galactic trip until tomorrow. as of right now, the mission operations team has given the go to proceed with thursday's launch. it will be the fourth human mission by jeff bezos' spaceflight company. ron: the warriors trying to get back on track. ama: larry beil with sports. >> what a game. the warriors hung right with the suns. a huge night from jordan poole. 38 points. would it be enough to shade the ♪ ♪ create a season full of curiosity. your happiest spring starts at lowe's. i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen and so i said "yeah, i'll try it out." i noticed that i felt sharper, i felt like i was able to respond to things quicker. and i thought, yeah, it works for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> no moral victories, b