and now they do it pretty quickly, but for mary michael, the very thought sits down with her children acceptable. and admit once again it is a concern for them. this is love for them , because you brought them up in some kind of greenhouse greenhouse condition, where mom, in any snap of their finger, runs and does everything, but reality is arranged differently. can i offer a softer option, maybe maria somehow expand her physical space in the apartment. which he has every right to, because i understand that you are a responsible apartment, tenant, evict your daughter from the room. populate other activities for a teen boy, for example, and for your daughter. i do not know together e girl and girl do not like. now he's better there. you do not think that if you say so, children right uh, offended for life. and when they won't talk to you for a while. for them it will be a shock. well maybe they just need to reason like say by rooms periodically for 10 years of residence. just moved, yes, since you have already taken on the role of a peasant, then take the role of a peasant in this too,

pretty quickly done, but i'm afraid that for mary michael the very thought of suing her children. this is simply unacceptable, once again this is concern for them. this is love for them , because you brought them up in some kind of greenhouse greenhouse condition, where mom, in any snap of their finger, runs and does everything, but reality is arranged differently. maybe i suggested a softer option , maybe mary somehow expand her physical space in the apartment. to which he has every right, because i understand that you are a responsible apartment tenant, own your daughter from the room. populate other activities for a teen boy, for example, and for your daughter don't know together, but the girl and the girl don't like it. now he's better there. you do not think that if you say so directly to the children, you will be offended for the rest of your life and will never talk to you for a while. explanation for them it will be a shock. well, maybe they need to reasoned, how to tell the rooms periodically for 10 years of residence? just moved, yes, time if you have already taken on th

and now they do it pretty quickly, but i 'm afraid that for mary michael, the very thought sits downis is love for them, because you brought them up in some kind of greenhouse greenhouse condition, where is mom, in any of their clicks runs with a finger and does everything, but reality is arranged differently. can i offer a softer option, maybe maria somehow expand her physical space in the apartment. which he has every right to, because i understand that you are a responsible apartment renter of the power of your daughter and out of the room. settle other figures in a room for a teenager boy, for example, and for your daughter. i don’t know together the girl and the girl don’t like it now it’s simpler. you do not think that if you say so directly to the children, you will be offended for life. and when with you won't talk for a while explaining to them it will be a shock. well, maybe they need to understand, how to say from room to room periodically over 10 years of living, they just moved, yes, since they have already taken on the role of a man, then take the role of a man in this

and now they do it pretty quickly, but for mary michael's thought itself sits down with his children.or them. this is love for them , because you brought them up in some kind of greenhouse greenhouse condition, where mom, in any snap of their finger, runs and does everything, but reality is arranged differently. can i offer a softer option, maybe maria somehow expand her physical space in the apartment. to which he has every right, because as i understand it, you are a responsible apartment renter of your daughter from the room, check in with other children for teenager boy, for example, or for your daughter, do not know together e girl and girl do not like. now he's better there. you do not think that if you say so directly to the children, you will be offended for life and will never talk to you for some time of the announcement. for them it will be a shock. well , maybe they just need to reason about how to tell the rooms periodically over 10 years of residence. they were just moving, yes, since you have already taken on the role of a peasant, then in this, too , take the role of a

and now they do it pretty quickly, but for mary michael herself, we sit down with our children.ught them up in some kind of greenhouse greenhouse condition, where mom, in any snap of their finger, runs and does everything, but reality is arranged differently. may i suggest more a soft option, maybe mary somehow expand her physical space in the apartment. which he has every right to, because i understand that you are a responsible apartment renter to power your daughter out of the room. populate other activities for a teen boy, for example, and for your daughter. i do not know together e girl and girl do not like. now he's better there. you do not think that if you say so directly to the children, but to be offended for life and will never talk to you for a while , explanations for them will be a shock. well maybe be, they need to reasoned, how to tell the rooms periodically?

i'm record and i'm a friend of mary's and michael's and a big fan of the book. so, mary, i wonder if you could talk a little bit about the book you wrote about about russia, that soviet union and its impact on the us, the thinking, the views of the toward union after world war two and how thought about soviet union from his experiences with stalin and others, and about the aftermath of that, how it affected it, and also, can you just get one more little question a little further on about when he did land in hawaii, pearl harbor here? i think he wrote some article or editorials regarding japanese-americans and, their role that they might have played in the attack or whatever. and i think those things he might have regretted later. and i'm just wondering how some of those events that those articles you wrote in that book maya van rossum later and some of the things he wrote thought about including, quote, it, i mean, that's a very good question because we've sort of painted as rather state like and he did make a couple mistakes and i think he admitted it and he did

the items sold here has its own story , a very large number of icons of the virgin mary jesus christ archangel michaelnik and, of course, ivan risks without him immediately catches the eye. and without risk, the bulgarians do not represent their country. the roman monastery is located in the vicinity of the city of blagoevgrad, 119 km south of sophie, about halfway between the capital and plovdir. for almost 11 centuries, the risks, the monastery, is considered the main bulgarian. cloisters rila monastery, the shrine of the bulgarian people and the largest monastic monastery, it was founded by the monk ivan risky. he led a charitable life and was canonized for his deeds with his imperishable relics for almost 1070 years. now they are kept in our church. the bishop of adrianople hegumen risk the monastery says that at first ivan lived in a cave, and the monastery was founded when people reached out to him in search of the faith. as the years passed, the monastery grew and the number of monks in the 14th century roman. the abode is already final. got the current status. at that, of course, the monastery

a man named michael marie who wanted sandra ducey and his -- just as badly as doug. >> this case seem>> he would've been probably forgivable just illogical at that stage. on some level. >> maybe to some people. >> so marriott called it a legal long shot. they flew to phoenix presented their evident to the state attorney pleaded for an arizona wiretap warrant. and they got it! >> the game was back on if they could make it work. >> we were going to try to set a trap for three people. and keep track of those three people and i wasn't sure if it was going to work. >> what if it didn't? >> in the back of my mind i gave it, probably a 30% chance of success. >> but you're giving yourself a being a go at the end of the day. >> it had to be perfect. we were only going to get one try. >> so tom begin to comply a team of investigators even called darren wyatt. the first detective on the case to see if the pd wanted in. >> and i said let me fall at your feet and do what we can now [laughs] you know i felt like this was going to be good. >> the phoenix pd also provided scores of officers. so by ga

good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, michael.s is a pivotal moment not just in this war, but also for this president. one year after russia invaded, president biden is making it clear that the u.s. is going to stand with ukraine for as long as it takes. the president here is going to try and rally the free world to maintain and intensify its support for ukraine. he's going to argue that they have to keep up this fight even though the end game isn't clear, and biden has long argued this is about a lot more than just the security of ukraine. this is about the security of europe, of nato, and also showing the strength of democracy against autocracy. the president will be making this argument in a big speech in warsaw tomorrow. while he will be speaking to the people of ukraine and our allies, this speech is also aimed at americans as polls have shown that support for the war back at home is starting to wane. and of course we've seen republicans argue that the u.s. shouldn't just give a blank check to ukraine. that is an argument thi

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michael ruben -- paco rb. >> what was truly extra mary was his approach to materials.accept the idea that everything had to be made of silk and cotton and sewn with a needle and thread, he thought players were better idea than a needle, and he thought plastic and metal and paper and velcro were a the kinds of materials that clothing could be made of. and that attitude, that idea of technological innovation is really something that has stuck with everybody i think ever since. >> he also criticized himself. [laughter] going back to t 1960's and the 12 on wearable dresses, can you tell us this story, please? >> that was his first collection in 1966. it was actually called manifesto. 12 on wearable dresses. and it introduced his ideas to the world. these chain like dresses. they were wearable. but they were shocking to the french. coco chanel called him a metalworker. >> here's a cautionary tale about letting children play with your phone. a 6-year-old in michigan in the u.s. has managed to order a thousand dollars worth of take away food from his dad's mobile. mason stone

. >> mary, thank you. michael?to the funeral for tyre nichols laid to rest in an emotional service. stephanie ramos has the latest from memphis. the city reeling after this young father's death after the brutal police beating. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: michael, good morning. family, friends and civil rights leader gathered here in memphis to remember tyre nichols. through tears, his mother saying he was a beautiful person. overnight the family of tyre nichols laying the 29-year-old to rest three weeks after he died following a brutal police beating captured on disturbing video. >> i see the world showing him love and fighting for his justice, but all i want is my baby brother back. >> reporter: the service filled with scripture, powerhouse songs and calls for accountability. his family reflecting on who he was, a loving father who enjoyed skateboarding and sunsets. >> tyre was a beautiful person and for this to happen to him it's just unimaginable. >> reporter: in the congregation family members of geor

yesterday in a new york times opinion piece by alter conservative judge, former judge michael lending as a hail mary pass. that is essentially what this is. you know, pence is arguing the speech and debate clause protection for members of congress covers him in his role as president of the senate on january 6th. and while that privilege exists, the mere existence of it doesn't mean that it covers everything that mike pence did leading up to january 6th. i think the courts will make quick work of this saying that, although there is some legitimate scope for that privilege, pence's conversations with the former president about a criminal conspiracy designed to interfere with certification of the electoral college vote, those are not protected conversations. >> all right. let's talk about the georgia grand jury. which came out with part of its report and suspected at least one or more witnesses lied. two things. one, what happens next in this case, and to, what impact, if any has the former grand jury for women's media to her last week had on future action? >> so, jonathan, i am not sure i ever expecte

michael , which animals of mary do you have more contact with?ons, of course they are, well, more difficult to handle them more interesting. now, if foxes are bigger, like dogs after all, then raccoons, they are more tricky, they lose concentration faster, we need to put more effort into them, the more effort you put into something, as it were, return. we are nicer, look, and you have food, you are also vaccinated, of course , eugene raccoons carry more infections than foxes or not, or something, the notes belong to the dog, therefore , they have the same diseases with more diseases, and the number of diseases is the same but raccoons, it is more of a quick-tempered creation. they quickly, as already said, lose concentration. they were touchy in my practice, it often happened that you come to the cinema, then white fluffy. you are good at petting him. well, after you vaccinate him, you give him an injection. he might come up behind you and bite you. i had this in everything that is said about raccoons is true, all this is true, and an active craz

mary. >> reporter: good morning, michael.a's unwavering support. he again will promise that the u.s. is going to stand by ukraine for as long as it takes. he's going to frame this as a fight for democracy, a fight for the security of europe. all of this coming, of course, just one day after the president's historic and secret trip to kyiv. that is now echoing around the world and vladimir putin this morning is firing back. in a really remarkable split screen moment the russian president delivering his own major address today and he's making it clear he has no intentions of pulling away from this war. in a break with the west, putin saying that russia's going to suspend its participation in a major nuclear arms treaty. george, it is pretty clear this conflict is going to go on for quite some time. >> no question about that. ox okay, mary, thanks very much. >>> we get the latest on the toxic train derailment in ohio. officials have opened a clinic for residents as many complain of constant headaches and eye irritation. back to

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michael sheep, many could mean the swish. like unless his teeth that i witnessed his report. but she still go to set the asset that the mary hugh poll, a story of resilience rushes more in ukraine. one years since the invasion began. we take a look back and into the future in the new building. slowly in february on d, w. ah ah ah, this is the news line from berlin. survivals against all odds and quake victim trapped for 4 days this pull the life from the rubble for the death toll then turkey in syria reaches the 23000. and 8 organizations struggle to deliver humanitarian supplies to the homeless.

michael. >> thank you for that. mary, do you want to respond to that?ead. >> i agree with you that this is a great public service. i would say to you that from our public opinions which is what i know the most about, and we have about, we know that people trust their doctors and nurses. they trust them, number one. they advised with care and health. in to your point, it is well taken that people should turn. it is important that there is access to health care for professionals who are here to deliver good advice, regardless of what they may be hearing. for a lot of media sources, this information is a challenge, and we also have questions in our survey about public concern on this information. we've learned that it is a very concerning topic, phenomenon, and on a bipartisan basis, it is a large percentage of americans who are quite concerned about misinformation, running rampant, and undermining the trust in institutions and people who are trained and capable of delivering expert health care advice. i completely agree with you that those are the people.

michael call had a game-high this makes it a 10 point stanford lead. the cardinals upset arizo their first win over the wildcats since 2009. saint mary's in portland.y had their winning streak snapped on thursday. johnson with 20 points in the first half. the second half, they open on a 19-to run. it is johnson again. niith a career-high ofnt 34. this is their 12th straight win over portland. we have to show you this, portland state is down. the inbound are at 94 feet. he gets it to go off of the bank shot. reviewed and upheld. portland state beating northern arizona. what a game. abc7 sport river rock casino. dion: much more to come on the news. another day, another an identified object shot down. this time over canada. where the investigation stands. and a dash for gas, the emergency that happened in southern california that had great party, carly. you must have blown your budget. not exactly. you have great name brand snacks tons of meat, and where did you get this imported cheese? hello. grocery outlet bargain market looking for some great snacks during the big game. grocery outlet has got you covered. this week, we have 30 ounce bag blue diamo

marie was in full view of her very birth. and how else could the child of the main world superstar be married. she married an artist with the same level of fame as michael had been friends with for a long time and whom she wanted to protect during the difficult period of the lawsuits. true marriage lasted only 2 years, but lisa marie responded to jackson with great warmth of everything until the end of her life. she had four husbands. the third of them is also a celebrity nicolas cage but the marriage with him was even shorter, 4 months lisa marie was only 4 years old when her parents divorced and nine, when her father died, but she absorbed his musicality, elvis' daughter recalls how sometimes he woke up she circled in the middle of the night in a dance and her song after the death of her father lisa maria used his recordings to make duets with him, she searched for herself for a long time in music and at the beginning of the 2000s released two rog albums and several singles of all songs. lisa marie wrote herself and the texts were the main thing in her work. now the granddaughter of elvis, the thirty-three-year-old rally, kyo, the eldest daughter, is

michael o'connell had a game-high 22, this makes it a 10 point stanford leave -- lead. their first home win over the wildcats since 2009. saint mary'sstreak snapped. the gales led by just one at the break. second half, gales open up on a 19-to run. it made a 20 81-64, there 12 straight win. i have to show you this insane game-winner. portland down, inbound or heaves it and isaiah johnson, off the window and in her reviewed and upheld, beat the buzzer of a portland state, what a finish, what a game. that's a look at your sports. enjoy super bowl sunday. gloria: who are you betting on this super bowl sunday? two baby elephant twins made their game predictions in syracuse and they are seen kicking around the footballs and tearing apart cardboard boxes covered in chiefs and eagles logos. the zoo joked in versus brother fashion, one pick the chiefs and the other picked the eagles to win super bowl lvii. our producer tells me the eagles are favored to win, so i guess we will see which baby elephant has the right prediction there. lisa: and looking forward to rihanna, for sure. yesterday's system, you can see the rotation here well to the

michael: we are not going to be able to meet up. that was taken a couple of days ago. she is happy. i really appreciate everything maryrything earthlink did. that's really nice. dan: it all worked out. ama: well, is this finally the week to wash her car? sandia has no rain. ♪ [ male announcer ] need money? when every buck matters, it matters who does your taxes. trust the experts at jackson hewitt. you'll get your biggest refund guaranteed or your money back, plus $100. file your taxes today at jackson hewitt. with reliable covid-19 results in just 15 minutes, plus $100. everyone is making room for binaxnow in their medicine cabinet. do we still need these pregnancy tests? (kids yell and giggle, a dog barks and a vase breaks) yeah, no. out with the old, in with the #1 covid-19 self test in the us. with the same technology doctors use to test for covid-19. binaxnow business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99

michael o'connor was the beneficiary. a little string music and maples is ready to party. stanford upsets arizona 88-79. this was the first home win in arizona since 2009. 15 ranked st. mary's looking to bounce back from their car first conference loss earlier in the week. they had portland on the road. second half, that is logan johnson nice reverse. johnson, career-high 34 points. st. mary's wins it 81-64. santa clara hosting we will a marymount college. under five minutes to play. brandon, he dials up from deep and he connects. ronco's are up five. this player had 30. this is the last chance for lm you. second seconds left, first shot, no good for the win. two, one, the buzzer sounds and that does it. santa clara escape 71-69. the broncos have won three in a row. all right, it is that day, super bowl lvii. the chiefs and the eagles kick it off 330 this afternoon pacific time. andy reid is going for his second title with kansas city. the former san francisco state assistant will become the 14th head coach in nfl history to win more than one check lombardi trophy. the hardest question he got tossed to him at the meeting today was who are your top three rappers of all time

michael o'connell had a game-high 22. this makes it a 10 point stanford lead, and stanford, huge upset over number four arizona, win over the wildcats since 2009. randy bennett, number 15, st. mary's game win streak snapped thursday for logan johnson had 20 points in the first half as the gales led by just one at the break. gales open on9-2 johnson tough to the hoop, finishes with a career-high 34, 81-64, their 12th street win over portland. portland state down a point with .4 seconds to play, isaiah johnson, off the window and in, reviewed and upheld, beat the buzzer. portland state beating arizona. what a finish, what a game. that is a look at your sports. enjoy super bowl sunday. we will send it back to you. gloria: all right, thank you, chris. who are you betting on this super bowl sunday? two baby elephants made their big predictions in syracuse. they are seen ticking around the footballs and tearing apart cardboard boxes covered in chiefs and eagles logos. in typical brother versus brother fashion, the twins, of course, pick different teams, so who knows who is going to win? what is your prediction, lisa? we will get a check of our forecast, and we want to know who you think

marie, molly, allison, savannah, miguel, emma, tyler, our intern. first week. they're the ones who do all of the hard work bringing these briefings together. anna, john michael, lots of workers into this. i also wanted to mention them because if there are any donuts left over, they get to have them. the rule was only leftover donuts. help me keep the donuts away from my colleagues. take one on the way out. there may be napkins and plates. if you have someone who needs a doughnut. take one with you. and then we will allow my colleagues to have them. thanks to everybody. thanks to lynn and madeline. today is climate camp number one. in two weeks, we will be back for climate camp number two. that one is going to be about public attitudes and polling. and then will would -- we will be back two weeks after that about co2 greenhouse gas emissions, earning about the wide range of pollutants we pump into the atmosphere that contribute to climate change. that is going to be great as well. coming back to the idea of ira, we will be talking with some great panelists about the status of the implementation of those bills. that will be march 9, the last of the series. and