how is mel on the red carpet i mean he's obviously done quite a few over his life. >> i mean, mel isbly funny but he's also very much mel brooks so he won't go - he's like the photographer is like, "okay, look at me, look at me, look at me, look at me, look at me. and mel goes, "we're all looking at you take the [ bleep ] picture." [ laughter ] and -- and i was like, it's so funny. and he's saying what we all -- it's like we're all just waiting to be 96 to be as honest as mel. [ laughter ] >> seth: i would imagine that honesty -- sometimes you're there and you're enjoying him being honest with other people but also through this process, you would pitch him jokes. >> yeah. >> seth: how was mel receiving joke pitches >> he was actually great like he narrates the show, so i was directing him in the -- you know, in the original film, orson wells does all the narration. we had mel narrate this one. and so, he'll announce, like, "the civil war." i'm like, "do one surprised. and he's like, "oh, funny. "the civil war?" and then, i'll be like, "now do one angry. and he'll go, "no, that's stup

brooks film >> right >> seth: do you know -- do you know mel brooks?tory from the world. so that was thrilling. and there's, you know, obama up there. and i'm performing for president obama. then i did "the producers" on broadway and then i did it at the hollywood bowl so when he wrote his -- mel brooks wrote his auto biography. there's a chapter about me "the very talented but loud richard kind." >> seth: oh, wow [ light laughter ] that's a very kind way - >> it's a lovely - >> seth: i would say very talented and loud. i wouldn't make it a "but. i would say these are two great things >> he might have and i'll take your -- i will take it. >> seth: all right >> he might have i thought i memorized it listen, but -- but hold on, hold on listen to this i -- >> seth: they're listening to everything you're saying [ laughter ] >> but this is important [ light laughter ] okay the other week, about two weeks ago. i have covid, and i told your guys, so i sent the pictures i didn't know whether or not -- so, you'll see i was sitting in my room in three-day old pa

. >> right until, though, mel, until there's a demand issue until you start seeing demand decelerate and you start seeing, leek like, just weaker revenue. i don't want to put too fine a point on this, tesla, they reported deliveries, you know, over the weekend, that were up 4% quarter over quarter that included two price cuts, you know what i'm saying we know that's going to come with lower margins to guy's point, you have apple trading 27 times for low single digits earnings and sales grout expected this year if their expected sales growth is below -- we know with this kind of pesky and persistent, some of the inflationary inputs, that's going to come with lower margins. that's how these stocks are going to get rerated that's what's going to happen. >> yeah, i think valuation is going to continue to be important. we've been saying that, and clearly investors are not been listening. we actually brought up small caps, i do find that interesting, because most people are not excited about small caps right now and they are trading so much cheaper than your megacap text if you look at jus

bond yields out of control, something that this show has been talking about, not for the last week, mel, but literally for the last couple of years >> yeah, i mean, bank of america had an interesting note. mostly technical, but saying gold against all the different currenci currencies, euro and yen and the u.s. dollar hitting new levels high levels, gold against oil, gold against bonds, all these charts look positive for gold. i mean, you like julie have never really gone into gold, never got gold -- >> no. >> never bought gold, but in this environment, is it starting to look attractive >> well, i do have bitcoin, right? so, and -- directionally, sort of going the same way to the extent that people think, all right, well, the fed is done and, you know, they're not going to be disciplined anymore, that's helped both stories but also this, you know -- the bank thing hasn't hurt bitcoin either, right? that's been helpful, so, sticking with that, even though it's a really small position >> gold, the gld is the etf, and there's a lot of other instruments that are tied to the physical and the

mel? melanie: it is far from over, and the outcome could have far-reaching effects. inside this richmond warehouse, internet archive founder bru estimates there are 500 books inside boxes in shipping containers. bruce: libraries are always important. melanie: in 1996, ia is best known for the archive of every public webpage. it also makes e-books publicly available for free as part of its online lending library. brewster: the idea is to have a library system open to all. melanie: an ideal that does not sit well with some publishers and authors. in june of 2020, a lawsuit, saying the website scans books without licensed or payment to authors or publishers paid ia work from what is called a control digital lending model p only loaning digitally the number of copies it physically has at any one time. to make more copies available, ia partners with libraries, to loan out more copies. according to court documents, during the covid-19 pandemic, which closed libraries nationwide, ia bostwick called a national emergency library and stopped its controlled lending, allowing up

. -- mel theft has been a constant worry. >> our box has been broken into 10 to 15 times. reporter: he has come home to find the mailboxn to tampered with. he is not alone. the postal service says mail theft and mail carrier robberies have risen broadly. our immediate partner, the standard, reports rubber cases rose from 94 in 2019 to >> some have been at gunpoint or knifepoint. >> jeff as a postal inspector. theft is a federal crime. something the rest yes take seriously. >> inspectors respond to the scene. we do neighborhood canvases. we knock on the doors in the neighborhood. we talked to residents. we talked to businesses, and we request videos. reporter: often times the thieves are looking for personal information, like banking details or credit card numbers. a scary thought for jones. >> checked things that pay that are in there being stolen. reporter: joan says in his mailbox has broken into so many times, his mel person does not bother using it anymore. officials say reporting any theft and showing evidence helps them catch those responsible. jones says he wishes m

and i would say that includes what you just said, mel. because when you say with vital security interests because saddam will use weapons of mass destruction as blackmail against us. like milla gets us in what circumstance? in the circumstance in which we're trying to maintain order in the middle east. if we pulled out of the middle east altogether, saddam couldn't use it as blackmail against us. saddam was not about, if you had a nuclear weapon or chemical weapon, if the united states was minding its own business and not involved in the middle east at all, why should saddam hussein come after the united states? the recent saddam hussein had the united states as an enemy, the reason of islamic radicals of the united states as an enemy is because the united states has been in the middle east. and so that is a world order question. we are not in the middle east because our vital national security, especially with oil not being as big a deal. we are not an middle east for vital nationals could be. we're in a peaceful world order regions and

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to only two more boys in the race they come from all over washington nearby mel and virginia. and the suburbs there. derby officials keep the cars at coolidge high school gymnasium. so the cars can't be ordered. and then they do leave all the cars in track when take your car off, you worried about them being careful with your car? you you don't want them there is steering system of the brakes. the other boys had some pretty good races. they were quite good pretty fast. i had to pop up my car so the wheels wouldn't get flat. i got real tense when they started lining because i wasn't in first race greg was in first attorney general kennedy started race. the racing system and he and the winner from each of three cars comes back races again one oh right. okay great. well all. i don't know about the other guys but when i get on the ramp from the long and nervous because i'm too busy on other things like getting ready to steal my car or getting in a good position. so i get to the car and you go and inhale. 35 or 40 miles and now the wind in your face and people cheering and you stay

. -- mel theft has been a constant worry. >> our box has been broken into 10 to 15 times. reporter: he has come home to find the mailbox broken into or tampered with. he is not alone. the postal service says mail theft and mail carrier robberies have risen broadly. our immediate partner, the standard, reports rubber cases rose from 94 in 2019 to >> some have been at gunpoint or knifepoint. >> jeff as a postal inspector. theft is a federal crime. something the rest yes take seriously. >> inspectors respond to the scene. we do neighborhood canvases. we knock on the doors in the neighborhood. we talked to residents. we talked to businesses, and we request videos. reporter: often times the thieves are looking for personal information, like banking details or credit card numbers. a scary thought for jones. >> checked things that pay that are in there being stolen. reporter: joan says in his mailbox has broken into so many times, his mel person does not bother using it anymore. officials say reporting any theft and showing evidence helps them catch those responsible. jones says

move on now to baseball and the catch of the night she wanted temporaries against the houston astros, melits the ball down the left-field line and franco race after it and makes a bare hand to grab. the rays also 1-mack. it looks hard. in new york the fans are thinking super bowl the jets qb -- aaron rodgers is headed to town. >>> maybe he will live in jersey. sources in the packet and jets have worked out a deal to sand the former league mvp to gang green. civil graphics are also involved in the deal. rodgers will reportedly wear number eight on the jets. that's the same number he wore in college. the jets typically have the number 12 retired, joan amos. but giulino gave rogers permission to work 12 and he said no, i will wear eight. speaking of jack is all going down and home of rhiannon and the beloved chiefs. >>> a live look now at the stage where the nfl's newest crystal stars will be named. that is unique station near downtown street around town there are football team opportunities and stores are stocked up on official nfl merch. >> mona: yes, they are ready, let me tell you. and i

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. >> yeah, mel, so, look pc demand fell dramatically. that's according to the new report we've been talking about it all day from the research firm idc and that big number. pc shipments down 29% year on year that's for the most recent quarter. but even worse for apple, mac sales down more than 40% for the quarter, though it launched new mac models in january. who knows how much worse could have been without those new models also, this is the trend we've been seeing since last summer. pc demand has collapsed after growing like gang busters earlier in the pandemic. apple was setting mac sales records nearly every quarter for two years straight all that came to a screeching halt, though, as mac sales collapsed 29% in the degs cember quarter of last year and this report impacts other suppliers, like intel and amd and and it's a bad sign for microsoft's windows licensing business but apple is less reliant on pc sales. it's the iphone, more than 50 % of overall sales that's what you have to pay attention to we'll get earnings on may 4th to see

and mel b. is here to spice things up. plus "cobra kai" star ralph macchio. also, train performs. all next, on "live." and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. i wish it would stuck on there. morning. hi, deja, good morning. i tried to get that stuck to the back of your coat. -didn't work. -it didn't work. nice childish prank. it didn't work. it is tuesday, april 4th. kelly just ripped a sign. actually, i ripped a sign that says "no food or drink on the wall" back there. -it said no food or drink. -she tried to stick it to my back. and i tried to stick it to the back of his jacket, but it fell right off.

ah yes, as you say that it's actually an, an official border between taiwan and mel and china. and in the past like 4 years, china has seldom the sand, military, and jazz or drones to this area often. and it's in the is south in an eastern or area, overt, but in reason year, especially since last august, when a len you as how speaker nancy pelosi visited taiwan. since then, china has been increasing its pressure on time on tie one and you know is sent more and more a jazz and it's drones to need in light of taiwan strait. watch this space that is chia trin, yay. w corresponded in taipei, many thanks. a fresh wave of army conscription gets under way in russia. today, after president vladimir putin signed a decree, calling up 147000 citizens for statutory military servants. it comes after 120000 people were recruited in november. the kremlin jazz, this latest recruitment is routine and has nothing to do with russia. is war in ukraine. in russia, it is mandatory for men aged between $18.27, to carry out one year of military service to w's former moscow bureau chief, you're chateau

thousands flee to neighboring countries as the humanitarian crisis deepens and fears, grow a wider regional mel town. also coming up, winding up a trip to hungary with an open air mass. pope francis pleads for compassion for migrants and the poor, confronting the right wing governments are anti immigration policies. ah, annexed by sir, welcome to the program. one of the warring parties in sudan has offered to extend a fragile truce in the conflict. now in its 3rd week, the paramilitary rapid support forces say a new 72 hours cease fire would help civilians caught up in the fighting. so far, there's been no response from the sudanese army. united nations is warning that an escalating humanitarian crisis could engulf the whole of east africa. as the conflict in sudan rages on, the human impact intensifies. heavy fighting has like tens of thousands to seek refuge in neighboring countries across eastern border and chad, you and hcr has deployed emergency response teams offering humanitarian assistance . estimates that $20000.00 refugees have made the crossing since the fighting began . many with ta

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so it's a lighting, it's lighting, a fuse that's good that the light, the cross barbers cause the mel suffering for causing human suffering for ears and setting development beck for decades. excellencies, the fighting must stop immediately. we need the no law efforts for peace. i call on the parties of the conflicts on general abdel fatah booth. and one man, i'm done, douglas metty. and this is an he's armed forces and the rapid support forces to silence the guns to dance ambassador to the un cold on members of the rapids support forces to lay down their weapons and integrate into the army. deleting my de, these, i do not need physical evidence to prove the scale of damages and suffering from this rebellion. but despite all of the above sudan remains the united states, assuming its functions with responsibility. we did not declare a state of emergency. the events have not had a regional spill over sudan will defeat these difficult circumstances and we hope to end the rebellion. and we call on the counsel to understand the exceptionally urgent situation and grant sudan the time it need

so daniel malik, give them the lead on 28 minutes. rafael guerrero was given too much, lee and mel, and nipped in front of nicholas a month to make it what no for diamond at the break. but who knew have confounded expectations all season? they did so again, just after the hour geraldo becker did well to tell kevin barons and his crew finished made it $11.00 but dormant took the lead again with a little help from the berliners. jose gwyn inadvertently played the perfect through ball for use of the cuckoo and the supervisor made no mistake and 79 minutes that proved to be the winner and it keeps it in tears it just man just 2 points behind buyer in the title race while unions dreams of an improbable championship when look to be over and the out of top game on saturday by and many be to fryeburg, one nail, to hang on to fast place. in spite of belts, once victory. now some lack last defendant from fire, bug allowed by an to window ball back at the edge of the opponent's box. aunt martha select fired in a long range rocket or the games only go there was absolutely nothing fry bookkeeper. ma

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joasia zakrzewski has apologised to the runner who came in fourth — mel sykes.nd a half miles of the 50 mile race. she said she had felt unwell and accepted a lift to the next checkpoint to tell marshals she was pulling out, but was persuaded to continue. zakrzewski has apologised for accepting a medal. we are nowjust four days away from this year's london marathon. if you're taking part, you're probably winding down training and making sure you carb—load to get you through the gruelling 26.2mile course. but what do you do if you're observing ramadan and have to fast for up to 15 hours a day? haroon moota from "muslim runners" has been speaking to lydia campbell about his motivations behind running the marathon, while training during ramadan. iam running i am running the london marathon. less experienced runner will be lining up in london alongside around 50,000 other people, but for muslims running the race to the capital this year, they have had an extra challenge to contend with. training for the london _ challenge to contend with. training for the london mar

here's how the deals work, mel google shares search ad revenue with companies if they make google the default search engine and it's a lucrative business, too. apple reportedly gets about $20 billion a year from google, making up a big chunk of its services business. samsu samsung gets to be a few billion a year the notion there's a better alternative out there gives more leverage to companies like s samsung and apple to negotiate better terms or google risks losing position to microsoft that means more upside for the platforms and more costs for google it's still early google has said it plans to integrate bard into google search and if it can pull that off, it may be able to stave off its dominance in search. >> steve, you used the word scramble is that your word or is that a word from "the new york times" it reminds me of when they were scrambling to get bard and launch that. >> it's the same scramble. it reminded me of whatwe heard several months ago when everyone was talking about chatgpt and sergei and larry, the founders of the company had to come in and say, we need to get on

consumers to decide and not to impose in their space for small farmers to succeed in an innate within the mel cartel. and do they have the consumers as a priority in their minds in canada? it stuff. yeah, it's very tough. i mean the, the dairy lobby in canada is incredibly powerful. they, they will squash any menace in, in a, in a 2nd. they, they, it's a, they don't like innovation. innovation represents a threat. nea says, yet you guys have way more choices, way more choices. i and frankly, the qualities actually better. i'll be honest with you. the quality is much better new as i actually lived in florida for 6 months last year. and i couldn't believe the butter and a yogurt, it just stays difference here because of the cartel. everyone produces mill the same way and they made money. they don't really have the consumer on their minds at all. why in america you don't have a choice. you have to really think about the consumer is non dairy market, a competitive one. it's getting there. it's getting very out there. so there are some economies of scales. and i actually think that over time it wi

. >> hi, mel >> hi, guy >> missed you. that's true. everything -- absolutely everything is coming up roses. i mean, the worst ism in a generation, what could possibly go wrong and tim is right to flag that. and it was a tragedy of a number, but it speaks to that lag effect that we've talked in. it's starting to kick in now in terms of fed rate hikes and all that liquidity finally making its way through the system and yeah, maybe the inflation battle is over, in terms of hikes, but it doesn't mean the effects of what the federal reserve has done isn't going to continue to be felt. and, you know, that might be great on the surface, because the fed's out of the picture, but things are slowing down. so, earnings by definition should show down i think the market is opening for the fed to backtrack, potentially cult in the back half of this year, which, by the way, is coming up faster than any of us realize, but on the flip side, the inflationary inputs and we're going to talk about oil with paul, i mean, gasoline prices are slowly back on t

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>> mel, it's really all about valuation. tim just framed it in some of that, some of the move that it's hard. it's surprisingly not as its peak it hit its peak back in november of 21 with the rest of nasdaq, so, it has been around 325, that's kind of where it's peaked at but so, this is a really tough position to be in, because we've seen this before, companies that fundamentally are doing all the right things i just want to quickly go through the right things they're doing. this is about as good as you get when it comes to a company that has a pole position in the i infrastructure of ai ai is going to have some hype initially, but ultimately, i think, there's going to be a ton of substance in the decade ahead. and it's not just the excitement around nvidia. tim hardware talked about their ecosystem, 400 ai models they give away to developers, but they have to develop on top of the nvidia hardware. and so, that is the fly wheel. and it's hard to imagine that that fly wheel -- i would say this, is that there is a potential lo

♪ a always in t that statate of mind d ♪ ♪ l living on a a high vibrbra♪ ♪ so hot gogonna make i it melcomunidad del valle, adela cepeda es de inversionistas angeles, y también con nosotros, frank carbajal, que es autor aquí, y líder del valle del silicio; bienvenidos al programa. - gracias, damián. - gracias. adela, platíquenos un poco de inversionistas angeles, o angeles investors. adela cepeda: bueno, es un grupo que empezamos en el 2020, para ayudar a los negociantes que aspiran a crecer sus negocios en áreas tecnológicas, y con una, con una, ¿cómo se llama?, ¿cómo se diría?, con bastante promesa de crecer rápidamente, pero que necesitan capital; resulta que nosotros, los latinos, somos muy, muy interesados en empezar nuestros propios negocios, pero entonces, no tenemos el capital para crecerlos al siguiente nivel; este grupo trata de recaudar fondos, como inversionistas, con la promesa de que vaya a surgir el negocio, comprando interés en el negocio, para ayudar a que estos, estas personas, puedan avanzar el negocio que empiezan. damián trujillo: tiene que ser una buena idea, ¿verd

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those have many fans in the l g p t q plus community to create a family of 2 mel vampires and a young girl, a child vampire. so what she creates for us in this a quite radically in the 19 seventy's and later found, of course by neil jordan in the 19 ninety's is the gay family. in stephanie miles twilight books and the films that followed vampires are young and beautiful. i writes from a christian perspective is working within a very at, within a mormon context as well. that supplies don't have sex before marriage if the human female and the comes to the vampire. if edward cullen lets us defense this down and, and take, there is a victim at then she is, you know, she's going to become a vampire. and if not what she looks like. that's fascinating, frederick collin. if how she smells, the sensation is so overwhelming for edward when they 1st meet, that bella clearly believe she has a body odor. problem. reason 6 for the success of the genre is it's basis in the dark, ours. not for our to was co produced by graphic designer albin growl, a student of their coats and lifelong member of for

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we'll stay with the food theme, visit 3 high school student from jenn me, mel. during the stress with days of the pandemic, candy bars were wall of your favorite snacks, which of course, and not very healthy. that is why crease and about is why they decided to come up with the more or c or it's on the teeth. the global market for health and wellness food was $150000000000.00 in 2022. so it offers good prospects. that probably wasn't what motivated them bought. the initiative proves you are never too young to have clever and green ideas. the 3 students from western germany might be young, but that doesn't mean they can't also be entrepreneurs. developing a healthy and sustainable snack was the goal, armina shina leon, gil guess, and kristi and spin hot set themselves during the 1st cove at lockdown in 2020. as alice began in their coord, it all started with the pandemic when the school was closed during the locked down again. and now all of us on the team have always enjoyed snack and we used to go shopping together to head with a guy one day. we looked at the sh

and let's be clear that this is what's happening to julianna's niels mel's or the special un special wrapper tour, and fortress pointed out that he's being tortured in slow motion execution. and, and i mentioned before about julian's psychological state. we know from the court is elucidating, seen, banging his head against the wall. they found a razor coverage confiscated in a sock seat, calling the samaritans with about potential committing suicide at central central. he's also lost tremendous amounts of weight, a mini stroke, etc. and by the time we got into the court in manhattan, he was a zombie. i mean, i was there, he didn't, he didn't, i was outside the court, but he didn't have any. he hardly knew where he was. so that that is, i think why they are so quiet. we talked earlier about making it difficult to cover . i was in the court room with chelsea manning when she was being tried at fort meade for leaking the documents. and there are only $27.00 visitors allowed in the courtroom. the same with julia, it's so heavily restricted that you have to get up at 4 or 5 in the morning

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