met also represents. was it and obviously meaning for that they are very much looking forward to this. so what you see here is that on one hand, a very special presentation, on the other hand, are really a bringing together of 2 parts to call parts of the mets collection. and kind of for you, nice thing, africa in that context. so use the of custom, it has an outstanding collection of egypt. you not see that he spoke about this enough cause, oh, i vain parts and connection of african nod, which comes from the initially from the great gift of nelson rockefeller in on of his son. and we want to make sure that by the are we doing them, i can see walking for the wing. we have an opportunity to bring these 2 areas and dialog frame together to bring them together. obviously the different times when these optics came came into existence. but what you see in this presentation and by this one plots and i think for africans afford, is to really understand that this is you would need to think this was as one place o

or many know it simply as the met . this iconic institution isn't just the venue for the glittering that gala. it's a treasure trove for the past and present of human creations converge since 1870. these galleries have welcome millions, with almost a 5 and a half 1000000 visitors last year alone. that is the most visited museum in all of the united states. each step, these corners echoes with the footsteps of countless others. all here to witness the stories of human kind captures and are from the ancient civilizations of in your east and who ship to the classical forms of antiquity and from a master full paintings and sculptures of europe to the rich merited byzantine men as lumnick art. and of course, a cotton in other men's artistic and cultural heritage, africa that is currently transforming into catholic and art galleries, promising and inspiring jeremy through his history and artistry. as well as fresh perspective. join me as we explore the mets evolving landscape as max hall line, the director and chief executive

you've said you actually have said before that the met is not an art gallery. it's a museum, like a living in body meant of humanity. i think. how do you explain that? i think you need to see this institution as yes, it is a great repository of are the most important an array of the most important cultured objects. but it's also a fantastic place of convening, of bringing people together of experiencing something jointly. so in a sense it is, uh no, it's not just a gallery, it is a, me see them and it's best possible. we something that really push to us, but extra is a connect. and it's really for so many fields. it's there. i mean, it's so the same mind me see my home away from home often. and i think that spirit is really something that makes them it quite specially. i'm not the national gallery. we are really misuse them for the world of the world. and in that context, i think it's something that really is deeply meaningful for so many people. let's just take a step back a minute and remind people around the world about them at a 154 years. history, me thous

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met.ere talking — objectives are met. exactly. we were talking about _ objectives are met. exactly. we were talking about that - objectives are met. exactly. we were talking about that on - objectives are met. exactly. we were talking about that on the i were talking about that on the programme not long ago at the conclusion of that speech. you and i were discussing what he did and didn't talk about. while he has said that the operations against hezbollah would continue, that they will do everything they need to do to get people in the north of israel back into those homes they left nearly a year ago now, he didn't mention that ceasefire. the day before yesterday, it was an american— french proposal, but other allies involved as well. what they were meeting with a 21 day ceasefire between israel and hezbollah, 21 days when the israeli air strikes on lebanon would stop, and the hezbollah firing of missiles into israel would stop, while the two sides would stop, while the two sides would att

, and tell all our ob'ectives are met. ._ ., , ., , met. really, really loud bangs that reverberated _ met. really, really loud bangs that reverberated and - met. really, really loud bangs that reverberated and you - met. really, really loud bangsl that reverberated and you could feel seven or eight of them in quick— feel seven or eight of them in quick succession. our panel tonight — democratic political strategist and commentator, hilary rosen and professor nathalie tocci, director of the istituto affari internazionali. a busy day. the latest headlines. the israeli military has carried out a massive attack on what it says is hezbollah's central headquarters in the southern suburbs of the lebanese capital, beirut. lebanon's health ministry says at least two people have been killed and 76 injured in israeli air strikes — those numbers are expected to rise. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is cutting short his visit to new york and returning to israel following the attack. earlier mr netanyahu told the un the offensive against h

we met with the legislative leaders, when we met with steve scalise, it was clear it would be beneficial for him on the republican side to hear from the business community. on the democratic side, it is important for democrats to hear from the labor community, that this is an issue that all of us need to be involved in. any questions or additions if you think there might be other technical assistance that you would like for us to organize as a task force that would help you do your work in your cities? please just let us know. anybody? yes? >> i had a quick suggestion for next year in d.c. so we are not doing two trips. they have one of the highest rates of homelessness, a whole equity issue. i think it would save us all a trip or get more people there. mayor bass: we will tell mayor bauer week -- mayor bowser we are going to descend upon her. ethic that is a great idea. we could make it a little longer , where we focus one day locally and then the next day, on the hill. we could certainly do that if people are interested. i would be happy to organize it. i'm sure folks who work with me

so when kamela garis met with volodymyr zelensky, she didn't talk so much with him volodymyr zelensky, how much with donald trump. she explained why her position on ukraine is diametrically opposed to donald trump's position. and it is precisely this that is largely emphasized in those states where there are swing voters, participants of her election campaign, that is, in particular , this story with pennsylvania is famous. when kamela garis during the debate in pennsylvania, they turned to the poles in pennsylvania and said: look, this person wants ukraine to fall and this will be problems for your homeland, for poland, for polish americans in pennsylvania. and then the posters appeared. of pennsylvania, with an appeal to the polish diaspora of pennsylvania, and now zelensky is going to a pennsylvania weapons factory, right? where governor shapir is, where these poles are, in this way, as if from a point of view. republicans, supporting this entire garis company with their own presence, it is no longer just an appeal by garis, it is no longer just crying, and now zelensky himself, we

>> keir met trump. >> keir met trump. >> was lamy there? david lammy? >> was lamy there?ion between trump and could you remind us what he said about trump past? david lammy, of course, said trump was a nazi sympathising psychopath or sociopath. oh lovely. massive racist. oh dear. >> all fine classics, all the classics. >> and yet we do know that lammy has been reaching out to trump's team for months, trying to build this relationship. obviously, it's going to be pretty tricky, but donald trump did have some nice things to say about keir starmer, saying that he was very popular in the united kingdom. i'm not sure. i'm not sure what his up to date polling numbers, which are very popular. >> maybe he was survey out yesterday that showed that keir starmer's numbers now match those of rishi sunak's . the those of rishi sunak's. the lower called the election yeah lower. i think tom one for you. >> could we see angela rayner staging a coup at the top of government? i don't think she should be prime minister. >> she shouldn't do that. i think that would be the end of the. >> the

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i met a lot of artists that i would never have met in france. i would say that you have to go and visit this city. i met some really great people, and it's an honor to work here. i think it's a wonderful country with wonderful people and a wonderful circus. the festival is always a holiday, well... maybe i'll reveal a secret now, in general, artists come to the festival, most often just to hang out, chat, well, have fun, there is no rivalry here, because somehow everything is in a friendly atmosphere, foreigners come there from different countries, to exchange some experience, to watch some interesting numbers, that is, it is always as friendly and fun as possible, i perform with the ara parrots from a hornbill, these are large birds, some of the largest in the world. they show different interesting tricks, ride a bicycle, somersault, fly around the hall and come back to me, let people come, look and see, i was born into a circus family, i started with acrobatics, i worked with my father as an acrobatic couple, then we made parrots, i have been

he has met with both in the — at this time. he has met with both in the past _ at this time.n the past and donald l both in the past and donald trump �*s last visit as president in his previous term was to india. he seemed to enjoy a constructive and warm relationship with modi. he also met with vice president harris including last year when he was on a state visit to washington. so he and india do have construction of constructive relationships with both and in that sense i do not see the broader trajectory of us indian relations to be significantly affected no matter the outcome of the election in november. let's turn to germany now — chancellor olaf scholz looks to be in position to secure a narrow victory over the far right afd in a key regional election. brandenburg in the country's north—east has been safely in social democrat hands since german reunification more than 30 years ago — but two regional elections earlier this month saw major gains for the far right. the chancellor's party appears to be ahead in latest projections for the results. our correspondent mark low

and i met up with them and i met up with— met up with them and i met up witha— met up with them and and it was a personal— in new york and it was a personal holiday. i followed the rules and went above that and wanted to do that to be transparent about the connection i had of the use of the apartment.— connection i had of the use of the apartment. they stayed in the apartment. they stayed in the apartment, _ the apartment. they stayed in the apartment, sam - the apartment. they stayed in the apartment, sam parry, i the apartment. they stayed in i the apartment, sam parry, who used to be a labour mp, did you break the rules? —— tarry. i breakthe rules? —— tarry. i did not break the rules. i disclosed i used the apartment. i disclosed i used the apartment. i was _ disclosed i used the apartment. i was overly transparent because i thought it important, despite — because i thought it important, despite it— because i thought it important, despite it being a personal holiday, because that person as a friend — holiday, because that person as a friend had donated to me in the past — a frien

met lots of prime ministers. you've met lots of presidents of the united states. you met trump . the name of it. anyway, it was in the late 80s, and he had already called up gary pudney, who was one of the producers, and said he wanted to be in dynasty. and gary said, well, i'm sorry, but, you know, we don't have any parts for you. he said, but you don't understand. i am dynasty, which of course he was. so he gave me this party with his wife ivana, who became a very good friend , ivana, up until her friend, ivana, up until her death. i mean, we were in the south of france a lot together, and he was very, very nice to me, very charming . and he had me, very charming. and he had all the press there. of course, he loved having all the press there. and there was, i remember going , this was at the trump going, this was at the trump tower and we went down this amazing moving staircase escalator in trump tower that was all kind of like gold plated and whatever. and there were dozens of photographers and people shooting, and but he was very nice then. yeah, yeah. >> you said then you're

after the program, where he met with the commander he saved, kirill shulga. look for his savior hermann, who also carried him from the battlefield after a serious injury. today, for the first time, maga was able to talk to him and personally thank him. maga was unable to come to our program, but kirill shulga, a colleague and friend of hermann razumovsky, is in our studio today, meet him. hello, brother, hello, brother, hello, everyone, hello. man, good evening, how are you, how is the rehabilitation going, simply yes, the rehabilitation is going quite well, well, at times it is clear that somewhere there is a deterioration, here and there it happens, it's floating, but basically everything is fine, well, lesha said that german... that is, well, we easily found a common language in the service, that is, everything worked out, somewhere he prompted me, exactly on military issues, somewhere i told him, he also asked me some questions about medicine, i helped him there, in general he proved himself to be a fairly positive, reliable, responsible person, very comp

the mentality was great into the 96th minute, we met— was great into the 96th minute, we met -- — waset —— let someone the box, i'm annoyed _ we met —— let someone the box, i'm annoyed about that. but there — i'm annoyed about that. but there is— i'm annoyed about that. but there is much to be positive about— there is much to be positive about today. seven more premier league matches on saturday, most of them are now underway. the champions manchester city are taking on the last side to beat them at home, that was brentford two years ago. it's currently 1—0 to the visitors, it's currently 2—1 to the visitors, chelsea go to bournemouth in the late game... with their new manager enzo maresca not feeling under pressure to deliver despite the huge money the club's been spending. ifi if i spend my energy about something different, i think it is not worth it. i spoke with todd when we played city, more or less, and i spoke with both of them, there is not any problem at all. ferrari's charles leclerc has taken pole for sunday's azerbaijan grand prix there was a big shock as mclaren's lando n

we met weldon back in 2013. story of another woman he met at the shooting range. >> a customer walked in and i could tell something was wrong with her. i cannot tell exactly what but i could read that she was under some kind of stress. >> reporter: her name was crystal harris. >> he said can i help you. i said, i need to buy a gun. and i said it is not just for putting it away. my life is in danger. and it is from my husband and he was like, well. >> reporter: crystal, a mother of two young sunset that i said that her husband was abusive and wanted to buy a gun for protection. >> at that point i asked, are you prepared to kill him, and because that is a very will possibility. your life from your son's life or your life, you have to make that decision. after a few moments she said, yes, if i have to. >> reporter: weldon to crystal under his wing and taught her to defend herself, even in stressful situations. >> this guy sounds like he was actually looking out for you a little bit.>> somebody was in the business o

it's a, i mean when you met in the day i, in the white house, when you met him, he changes a person because the younger back obama wouldn't have destroyed libya. woody a. yeah. is do you a different and use a different person? yeah. and if we met with him, no real connection between us. there's that we were brothers and that was a, i had to make well, the white house, when i did get there, then when i did get into the wires, ran to see him. you know, just those are, you know, really hard and those rush and he was the, you know, busy during this thing and i had like maybe 15 to 20 minutes and then i'll head so we never really got down to really talking. but there was already a wedge between us. he was different and he had changed. you are no longer that's humble. got you as i think uh polk corrupted him and he was a different person altogether. plus he's a when now, you know, when i was doing all these things with the president, you know, i just took it in stride. i guess that's what she was supposed to do. you know and language as well. the oh and the world of fans in the united. so i would

residence zelensky in washington today met the president, the vice president washington today met thebetween yourself and republican congress people and if donald trump should be elected he has made certain comments about ukraine that have been interpreted as perhaps that support not being there. . , perhaps that support not being there. ., , , ., , ., , there. that is states of these elections _ there. that is states of these elections are _ there. that is states of these elections are so _ there. that is states of these elections are so high. - there. that is states of these elections are so high. i - elections are so high. i hesitate to get into electoral politics for this particular pressing matter but it does have consequences. this november. so i note that voters across this country will be making their voices heard as to their support which, you see in opinion polls, americans are supportive of this engagement and support of ukraine against vladimir putin and russia's illegal invasion. i vladimir putin and russia's illegal invasion.— illegal invasion. i want to -ick illegal inv

and met with him, no real connection between us. there's that we were brothers and that was a i had to make my parents or the white house when i did get there. then when i did get into the wires, ran to see him. you know, just those are, you know, really hard and i was rush and he was the, you know, busy doing his thing and i had like maybe 15 to 20 minutes and then i'll head so we never really got down to really talking. but bill was already a wedge between us. he was different, he had changed so you are no longer that humble guy. use, i think, uh polk corrupted here. and he was a different person altogether. plus he's a when now, you know, when i was doing all these things with the president, you know, i just took it in stride. i guess that's what she was supposed to do. you know, handling these well the handling rolled up fans in the united so i would just mean the news and that was that i uh try to be as supportive as a supportive, supportive, as i could uh, model godaddy. oh, it was my good friend and do you send me down to him

we met i up. a level of separation is always good! we met last| up. _ always good! we met last when uk sports give you _ always good! we met last when uk sports give you the - always good! we met last when uk sports give you the medal. uk sports give you the medal target. what do you think of the games as a whole? when we spoke about that your mission was not only to show the best of paralympic sport, but also about the movement, moving forward. have they succeeded in paris? i, i forward. have they succeeded in paris? ii i i, i , paris? paris did an incredible 'ob. paris? paris did an incredible job- their— paris? paris did an incredible job. their wish _ paris? paris did an incredible job. their wish and _ paris? paris did an incredible job. their wish and was i paris? paris did an incredible job. their wish and was a i paris? paris did an incredible i job. their wish and was a game is wide — job. their wish and was a game is wide open. they wanted to embrace _

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ally went to osaka. meet someone he had never met but knew very well okay. when i met him again in japanthe war on terrorism, by terrorism, the adventure of the most horrifying terrorist organization in the world, claiming to grant freedom to the people of a country. they don't care about the men they hire, the only thing they care about is the money. there's also the term eat the apple f the core. the israel regime is acting out militarily. it is not only murdering palestinians in the gaza strip, it is carrying acts of terrorism inside of lebanon, also executing targeted assassinations, claiming the lives of tens of...

the president met with the leaders of the united states of america, with the president of the united states, joe biden, with the vice president and democratic candidate kamala harris, and in the end, he still managed to meet with another candidate for the position of the president of the united states , donald trump, even after a certain scandal in general , during this meeting, the president presented a victory plan, met, by the way, also with congressmen and senators, had meetings with the defense industry of the united states of america, well, in short, a lot, a lot of things. mr. vitaly, if we summarize like this first, how do you characterize this visit, relatively speaking, was the victory plan, as they say, positively presented, did this trick work with him, and are you talking about the victory plan again, mr. andrii, and you? noticed that in the last days of the visit , almost nothing was said about the victory plan, but no one spoke anymore, that's exactly why i'm asking you, how would you describe all that happened in the context of this, well, that's what we're talking ab

i never met none of youtube before. my goal was that, i mean, what say it said here for possession of a crack. ok. you know, he was making 2 or $300.00 jet or selling guns. you just fuel mom. it's nice. you the all my, the, we were shut out economic the who is still shut out economically. the institutional racism that, that we have around economic steel process. the underlying issues haven't changed disparities with education, with employment, with health care, with transportation, with housing. oh, let's look at drugs. let's look again, let's look at best outcome. those are not the input. the inputs are the disparities that lead today. in america, money speaks, money makes power. money decides who make some money off of drugs and who's communities of never say that it is a statement we really saying to ourselves in this that money is one on 85. it said and how to get it and who you get it from. an injustice. all that other stuff is just the system is it really is if that's all you leave for me to and i will make it wor

wait, thank you, it is my friend who knows what a gift is for me, we just met here, took a walk, sat in a restaurant on the shore, suddenly he came up with the idea of ​​going on a boat, while i didn’t even think about it, i didn’t suggest it myself, but it turned out that he somehow... for her, the role of a close, dear person who understands is very important, and in anna’s case, this was the hook on which he hooked her. when this quarantine began, my friend lost his job, and his wife at the same time i gave birth to a second child, and also went on maternity leave, it turned out that he had an older daughter, the younger one is now a daughter, a wife, a mother-in-law, and he always supported them , it turned out that it was impossible to support them, but i had enough money, and i always tried to help him too, i didn’t even think about these 30 million, i always had enough for living, for going abroad to see my daughter, on the contrary, i was glad, very glad that i could help my friend, because he really had very serious financial problems, so i helped, i think it was an accident

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exercises are being held jointly with the chinese navy, it is already known that our chinese ships met in peter the great bay. but the americans, of course, said that they are worried about this, they will follow this very closely, and we will follow it too. next news on the first. on the first channel, vremya novostei, my name is yuri cherbakov, hello, briefly about main. terrorist attack of the kiev regime on russian regions, peaceful neighborhoods under massive attack of ukrainian drones, a split second everything. kills everything just throws me up istom slept, explosions continued, air defense system worked to the maximum, more than 100 enemy drones were shot down and intercepted. four more settlements were liberated from militants. new data from the ministry of defense on the progress of the special operation and aimed fire of russian reconnaissance on military equipment fortified the enemy area in the northern direction. shot! ora in moscow, it hasn't been so warm in the capital for many decades, and at night , experts assure the northern lights even in central russia. our milit

with that jill and i met with.urage you turned your pain into purpose. that's what it is all about. loss and determination, your anger into commitment and the power of a movement of sairveg live. that's ok. don't worry about it. this past monday, the f.b.i. released data showing crime is down in america. year before we came into office rntion last year we saw the largest decrease of murder rates. [cheers and applause] thanks to guys like you wearing those uniforms. homicide rates was 16% below. and first half of 2024 in large cities, homicides dropped another 17%. last year we saw the lowest rates of crime in more than 50 years. murder, rape, aggravated assault dropped with property crime. we are making clear talking about reducing crime and violence in america, need to talk about guns in america. [cheers and applause] just heard kamala say the statistics every american should be ashamed of. hard to believe that the number one killer of children in america more than any other cause, accidents -- more than any other

avangard's kista met with kazan akbarets in the khl championship match in omsk. on the puck of nicholas peton, which the canadian forward of the guests spent already at the 19th second. june 30, 2026, he will play under the tenth number, and receive, according to various sources , from 1,200 to 1,500 thousand euros per year. as part of lokomotiv, meranchuk played 217 matches, scoring 51 goals and making 34 assists. he became the champion of russia and three-time winner of the country's cup. in 38 games of the last season. nadezhda makroguzova and svetlana kholomina became the champions of russia in beach volleyball. at the volley grad arena in anapa, the duo representing the moscow club dynamo defeated maria bacharova and maria egorova from kaliningrad lokomotiv. the fight was tough, the outcome of the meeting was decided only in the tie-break (18:16) in favor of mokroguzova and kholomina. in men's sports, ilya yashukov and oleg stoinovsky from the novourengoy team fakel yamal became the champions of the country for the third time in a row. their teammates alexan

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that's about as much of the outlet of met a gas card. and it's in the year that since it was inaugurated in 2019, it never once met that capacity. and the last fiscal year, it only injected $1700000.00 tons underground. not even half of what was promised. chevron told us in an email that this was because issues with the systems pressure management, limited, how much c o 2 could be injected and that they're fixing the infrastructure so that they can start injecting more. but the company didn't specify how long this will take, the oregon is just one of many suits us. plants plague by problems for some of the money was the issue. and that's the thing about us. it may look simple in this very over simplified demonstration here. but it's complicated and expensive . in the early 2006 dictation was that it was going to get cheaper as so technology got better and was skilled up. now the owners of common capture facilities are not very generous and sharing the information about how well live projects do or how expensive it is to capture c o 2, da

the student demonstrators are promising more actions until the goals are met. regardless. hodge, i mean to be say, say that your government has repressive policies. this beth of human rights, with this most important task mitel with them in facing realities. what you're saying is that you are restricted by the is released in terms of your movements of the time. that's right. to tell you, is that the thoughts providing on sense how much mist trip do you think impulses right now too? i, for it seems to be spreading more easily via the story on talk to how does era paper to me and then seems us on your nominate. decisions made from the white house, the sick millions around the world stay without dra 0 for live coverage of every wisdom to the special programming and correspondence across the country. both parties are looking for any small group they can get to put them over the top. god bless the united states of america are great. the us elections on, on the 15 people killed and on as rainy as strike on the lebanese capital. one of has paula's talk ministry come,

zulfat, tell timur who you met today, i met your mother and your grandmother, they are sitting here nextto see, they told them that you are sick. timur, what do you feel when you look at this woman? uh, such, well, excitement, and you see, maybe, something similar to yourself, m... "well , i don’t even know, olga, and you, looking at this wonderful boy, at the son zulfata, what do you feel, i probably feel nervous too, you know, i feel more shame, i feel ashamed in front of him, very ashamed, forgive me, please, i was scared when you were born, i was scared. that you were premature, that you had some illnesses that i would not be able to cope with them, and i was alone with i also had a child, that is, the eldest seven-year-old daughter, at that time i did not have my own home, i did not have a job at that time, and i was scared of all these difficulties, yes, maybe it sounds stupid, i even had a moment when i wanted to atone for my guilt. to fix, maybe, somehow, if i can, of course, i really hope for it, i hope for communication, i hope for forgiveness, timur, do you understand what olg

you met in '95 at "snl.". >> yes we did. >> seth: what were your first impressions of each other? >> well, we got -- we kind of vibed pretty quickly. >> okay. >> oh. he's waiting for it. [ laughter ] >> no, i'm just waiting for you to insult me. >> no, no, no. >> no, i was waiting. >> no, no, no. everyone else thought you were a boring stiff. [ laughter ] >> all the writers thought i was a real dud. >> i -- i looked over and i said, there's something there. [ light laughter ] like a -- i should have been a talent scout. [ light laughter ] >> seth: you know, i think one of the things when people talk and a lot of times maybe uninformed people talk about the idea of, like, regret after making a major choice like this. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: but, you know, we had dinner and a little bit of it is in the film. we went to the palm with tina fey and tim meadows and paula pell and colin jost. and we all got to talk with you. and i was really struck and moved by the fact that you -- and you're very clear in the film

they met for that two hour dinner.ere where he answered the question from chris hope, that actually trump was quite warm towards keir starmer. and i think that's a good thing and perhaps a little bit surprising given, of course, what senior members of keir starmer's government have said previously about donald trump , namely angela eagle, the trump, namely angela eagle, the home office minister, saying dunng home office minister, saying during the labour party conference that she accused the republican candidate of stoking vitriol online with his rhetoric against migrants. david lammy, the foreign secretary and opposition, opposed donald trump travelling to this country, describing him as a neo nazi sociopath. so i think, all things considered, this can be considered the win for keir starmer is that actually there is going to be some sort of relationship. if you go on what donald trump's been saying and the fact that they were able to sit down for dinner, will it be the special relationship, though, that we have been f

you have met him? >> jimmy: of course i've met him, i've met everybody.sey. >> you all know him? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: even guillermo knows him. >> guillermo: yes, yes. >> jimmy: yeah, guillermo's met bruce. >> you think you're cool until you come and sit here. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know, that's what we -- that's why we're here. >> i met paul mccartney once. >> jimmy: that's good. >> he's a beatle. >> jimmy: he is a beatle, he's like the beatle. >> david bowie. >> jimmy: uh-huh? all right, i never met david bowie. >> tom waits? now you said rock stars don't want to be actors. but -- >> oh, good segue. >> jimmy: when we come back from commercial, i'm going to use your own work to prove you wrong. peter dinklage is with us. his movie is called "the thing ket." we'll be right back. you gotta use the right toothpaste! dr. c?! ♪ not all toothpastes whiten the same. crest 3d white removes 100% more stains for a noticeably whiter smile. new personal best. crest. shopify helps you sell at every stage of your business. so you can sell it online, take it in per

yes, i actually met i first met antonin scalia when i was a research fellow at the university of chicago. as i described, i became a law professor and i sat on his contracts class because i knew i wanted to teach contract law. so that's when i first got to know him. i got to know him more a justice. when i came to georgetown, i had not realize until the day he died. how fond has become of him on a personal level? i didn't. it just sort of snuck up on me. i knew him. i liked him, but i didn't really. he came to my recent on the constitution class and talked about his recent book on reading law. he at georgetown, another he died. my coauthor josh blackman called to tell me the news. i was obviously affected in ways that i had not really comprehended. and then i got i immediately got a call from cbs news to do the nightly news to talk about his legacy. and i said, sure, which would i want to do? and they were sent a car to get e methe studio and i'm showering to get ready to go on the air to you already get picked up. and i realized, i can't do it. i'm just too emotional i can't go on tv no

he also met with a patriotic union of kurdistan party officials in the iraqy region. pazeshian's visit to iraq started on wednesday when he held meetings with. the iraqi president and prime minister in baghdad. in our news review program, we discuss the significance of the official trip by iran's president masud pazayan to iraq and it's semi-autonomous region of kurdistan. let's take a listen. hering us now for the program is uh muhammad kasim political analyst joining us from beirot and mohammed khatibi from our press tv west asia desk joining us out our tehran uh studios gentlemen like to welcome you both to the program here i guess uh we'll start with our own west asia desk extraordinaire mr muhammad hello uh muhammad hope you're doing well there uh esteemed colleague, what is the significance of strong ties between iraq and iran for uh tehran, and how do good ties with iraq's semi-autonomous kurdisan region also benefit the islamic republic? for first part of your question, i should mention about two or three things: first of all, the economy, the economy in the i

was me— that making at the stage of the work was met the main problem is not even _ work was met then problem is not even the quantity - work was met the main problem is not even the quantity of- is not even the quantity of packages of support that arrives to ukraine but the quality and kind of weapons coming. as of now, ukraine is in huge need of longer range missiles to strike back, including on russian territory. the reason for that is simple — ukraine needs to break russian logistical roads and network and the territory which is both ukrainian occupied territory, break all logistical centres which russia has developed their leg and the very south and on the border with the donetsk region and russia. the second reason is to strike back not with ukraine produced drones, which ukraine has been doing, but with longer range missiles provided by a western partners to russian military bases inside russia to prevent air attacks. air attacks are launched from the air military fields inside russia, far away from the border with ukraine. so unless we are able to hit those military targets,

, well, in general there lived a miller, he had no work, one day he went somewhere on his business, met an old man and made a kind of deal with him, he promised to give him what was behind his mill, and the old man promised him all the material goods in exchange, when the miller returned home, it turned out that he had promised this old man, under whom... in fact, the devil, that is, some kind of evil entity, an evil predator, and his daughter, when the time came, the devil came for his reward, but uh, the girl on the one hand obediently agreed to follow the will of her father, on the other hand, she cried so bitterly that the devil she was so often that the devil simply could not approach her, in a rage he demanded that the father cut off the girl's hands and kicked her out of the house, but what the conscientious father actually did, and the girl went, having lost her hands, into exile in ... an underground forest, where she met an angel in the company, yes, yes, she also had an angel as an assistant there, and there she met a beautiful king, whom she married, but the devil could not