was he waiting for michael to go to? work or city to come out? what was he doing down there? g between michael and cindy. it happened after they move to a new church. >> what happened to pastor jeff? >> he start showing up at the church and there were even elders at the church that said when he would arrive, if cindy and michael were already seated. he would even come and zip tween them. >> what? >> yeah. that is what i had heard. >> the more police looked into jeff. the more they found people who just did not like him. >> what had you heard about jeff brown around town? >> can you say man her? [inaudible] [laughs] >> it is dateline. we have heard worse. >> doug he was a cat! >> cindy's uncle agreed. >> the only opinion that i had from the very beginning is that this is the kind of man who tries to worm himself into environments. and to make himself look better. and to get what he wants. >> and what he wanted was cindy. according to her mom, julie. michael knew all about it. >> he said, jeff is trying to take my wife. >> what advice do you give your son in law? >> well. i said

the husband's name is michael he is michael he was very good. see who have you lost?still a good person. it just so happened man. another woman, oh well. god bless him, yes, yes. i wish everyone always, even in fact, we all have health and harmony in the soul in our life in your life. thank you you will always be the joy of the sun and loved people the whole woman. today i never sang pop songs, everything is somehow romances and folk songs. and even when vot worked for the club, there is a city day and a village day, and i think that we will perform today and i will ask you to sing along. i must yes, a romance of sadness light, i will decorate the verses with saddened notes. in the pre-sunset rays and the whirling of bees over honeycombs, sadness about the departed will swirl. sorrow sadness light and slack of memory sadness light blurry blue, and our life. with outstretched hand thank you, you know, this is just the case, then i didn’t want to sing along, namely, listening to you, which was performed by valentin tolkunova, is a very, very rare song. i heard her, and

he got it. and now we know that patrick adopted michael. but for some reason he revealed it . and faster. dy in the dungeons, lubyanka or here is an attack on a convoy, another disinformation from the kremlin, the cat will stop reading all sorts of nonsense. my head hurts from her, something is not quite the internet and i found an ad about renting a much needed garage. here it is from april 10 i was lucky that the owner did not delete it at my request. rodionov asked the site administration for all the necessary information. and now they are agreeing to view the garage. yes, it's hot . not really a lady drive, you still have to catch the shake is done. i wanted to find at least some information and when i found out that a smartphone is killing people in uganda. i could not be silent. i thought father, but he started screaming said he gave me all the education work. and i am a traitor, i would never have done that, so that i immediately left for russia yes, the story of sergei arkadyevich galina petrovna forgive me, please, just here. the boys will be back at work soon. i don't know what t

trying to do, he's trying to be her protector. >> reporter: michael garza but he was now accused of murder. in july 2018, he went on trial. garza took the stand in his own defense and offered a novel alibi for the night of the murder. he told the court he couldn't have killed bob poynter for one simple reason. his alibi is that he is not committing a murder, he's milking a cow. >> he's milking oreo the cow. >> reporter: it took less than two hours for the jury to meet a verdict of guilty. he is sentenced to 99 years in prison. we couldn't find a full-length photo of garza but he looks as good in orange as you'd expect. the prosecution then settled on its second defendant in this case, chacey poynter. she had led police to garza and said she never wanted to kill her husband. chacey insisted she tried to prevent that. >> i yelled stop. oh my god. he shot him. i told him to stop. >> reporter: prosecutors didn't buy it. they raised the charge from conspiracy to murder. because, once again, chacey's a verbal account was portrayed betrayed by her digital one. >>

issue of ukraine and on the issues of the russian-ukrainian war, and he gave an interview to the american political commentator michaelishue quite recently in august. affairs, he is very well versed in what is happening in china, in what is happening in russia and in ecuador. he spoke a lot about the fact that colombia finally got a normal president who is not a puppet of american businessmen. during one of his speeches, such a large portrait of joe biden is depicted there, where war criminals are listed , why is biden a war criminal, the musician said that biden is currently lighting a fire in ukraine. this was a quote, so on roger water said that he does not understand why the american government will not force or give reasons to ask zelensky a to finally go to negotiations with putin in order to finally eliminate this terrible war that is happening because ukraine does not make concessions to the russian federation and only biden can end it if he rises and will say, let's stop all this. well, that's all. by the way, the presenter was quite skeptical about this . i'll say right away that the political statements of

michael: he called me up. "hey, pop, i got a gig for the ark." i said, "you call.he said ok. the numbers from me and he called everybody. and we did the gig, and it was packed. very successful. man: give it up for the pan afrikan peoples arkestra one more time. [cheers and applause] i love this band. man: take it where you want it to go. mekala: at the gig, everybody made a big deal about, you're the leader of the ark, you do it w. and so my response was, "all right. ok. cool." like, what, do you say no to that? no one like asked me to do this, and i didn't ask to do it. i just kind of did it once and then had the opportunity to do it again, did it, and then everyone was like, "hey, you're doing this now. continue to do it." and i could--i went, "ok." renee: when mekala called and said he wanted to come by and talk about the ark, i was pleasethat the ark was continuing because it had pretty much started to die off. everyone was older and passing on. and it's nice to have somebody yng who's been raised around it and who understands the purpose of it and the importance of ito ki

we heard from academic and independent journalist jason michael. he said that of course he's in the west to be more lenient about neo nazi sentiment since the conflicts began in ukraine. has been happening for a while across much of the west of the world. it has been given a free pass in ukraine because it's seen as a ball work of defense against russia. you know, the, the west of media, which were in 2014, was quite limited by the level of nazi sentiment and anti semitism, especially in western. your claim has since the, the beginning of the military operation in your claim has effectively a blind eye to given us the past. what we have to try and understand for those of us, you know, in the west unfamiliar with ukraine is that this level old nazi support is normal in west of ukraine. a high stakes meeting has taken place in washington, during which south africa, the president said that any effort to punish african countries for their relationships with russia would be demeaning. leave express our discomfort and our opposition to it. we do believe tha

absolutely i mean he, but yet he says he loved michael jackson and he and he said he says that he hadis true that michael was getting drugs from all these other doctors. um during the day he would be shot up with demerol. and then at night, he would be using this propofol to sleep and the combination made his death almost inevitable. but um, you will. you will really understand this by watching this special tonight. a reminder the tmz special who really killed michael jackson prepares premieres rather at eight o'clock tonight. right here on ktvu channel two. oakland tech high school's first black male class valedictorian, is back home from college for the summer , but he's not just kicking back and relaxing. coming up on the nine were alive with ahmed mohamed, who updates us on how we spending time engaging with students of his old school district. you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive ho

the viral video shows a 31-year-old named michael. heght after a woman rejected one ever his advances. -- one of his advances. he throws the first push. -- punch. he reaches into his backpack and pulls out a hatchet. >> oh! >> [shouting]. >> you see him threatening a woman with the hatchet. possibly the one who rejected him. what is so striking, this happens enough that people don't run away screaming. they watch and film like it's a typical day. luckily no serious injuries and also no serious consequences. police arrested him. he faces multiple charges including criminal possession of a weapon. but thanks to bail reform laws he was released without bail within a couple of hours. democrats changed what qualifies for bail so he walked. illinois democrats ended cash bail for most criminal suspects including those charged with murder-ii. >> tucker: unbelievable. i just wanted fries, but i got a hatchet too. jason, thank you for that. whistleblowers from within the fbi are coming forward with stunning information on how the bureau under joe

ah, jump up the front is michael, he's from an organization called says bronchi night. they're facing some significant challenges with appellation in their community. how are you? i'm good. how are you with? i've come here to represent my coalition as how we can work together nationally. all to combat climate change while. busy borman employees, the power of this kind of protest with no real true changes ever happened without this type of engagement from the civil rights movement to, to the right for women, so foe to so gay rights to you name it all change we see to have happen to our community, our society that's been momentous as come through this type of engagement. 5 hours later the official count comes in. it's a passive, everyone's expectations. over 200000 people showed up double the expect to turn it fast, the march coins down the still one person who went to meet i am the stuff i. li, quit his job as a senior advisor of the environmental protection agency's environmental justice team. 2 months after president trump came into poa, i want to know why he's here to

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michael: he has got my number. kriti: michael mckee never putting his phone on do not disturb.hank you. let's bring in the -- bring in george bory from all spring -- from allspring. >> i have not got the call yet but i am still waiting and hoping. no cause just yet. what my cassette is a spot on and very consistent -- what mike said is spot on and very consistent. yesterday was a shock to market expectations. the bond market needing fully repriced quickly and much stronger than expected. as mike mentioned, it is the broadening of inflation trends that are the most challenging. what transpired is the expectation for tighter monetary policy has cruelly moved up. we think at least 4% to 4.5%, the upper end of the range. it is a very realistic and probable. clearly getting to 4% by the end of the year is not that challenging. what you have seen is the rest of the curve to reprice. 10 moved up dramatically -- to your yields moved up dramatically. not until you get to the long end of the curve, the 30 year end of the curve, stays pretty anchored around 3.5%. one more strong inflation

he knew him by name, patronymic, asked himself about him, asked how we were the eldest son. and michaelryone, he knows how my husband always worried about him , uh, always told him hello. well , not el mikhailovna just knows this amazing person, of course. uh, also my great mentor friend who i will remember and always in my heart forever. thank you, well, on the 9th, a monument to our great artist was opened. today we have gathered to open a monument to the outstanding person of our era, joseph davydovich kobzon and architect denis kobylev, please open the monument. applause fell in love and love it was mine. many people ask me why did you choose this place, it always happened when we were here in this stage house , all residential cliffs frankin a lot of artists that we were friends and behind this house mark hermitage where there was the first performance of the first solo in the sixty-first year. so i'm happy that this place is really the way it's meant to be. it seems to me that it is pleasant for joseph that all his fans can come here in the future in our future generation is young

he is the chair of the department of slavic studies at brown university in washington. we at michael maloof. he is a former pentagon senior security policy analyst and intends mania. we have had see he is a conflict consultant in a retired u. s. foreign service officer or a gentleman, cross sock rules, and the fact that means he can jump any time he want. and i would appreciate michael, let me go to you 1st. here. political facts are, what matter? most armed, joseph burrell said this conflict in ukraine will be one on the battlefield. the only thing he's ever said that i agree with. so if we, we have the induction of these 4 regions of ukraine into russia after referenda. and then we have this very strange, but basically very expected as sabotage of the north stream. both are turning points and in for me, because once these provinces regions are part of russia, they will never be negotiated way. there's no negotiation that russia will be involved in and with the sabotage of these pipelines will probably never be built. i wouldn't do it, it will this be blown up again? um, the quote u

first we come down between sympathy and criticism of the decisions he ultimately made afraid. michael: almost every thought you had about him was true, he was available at and he was tortured by the knowledge and he says on these tapes pretty i can get involved in vietnam and 50000 americans dead and everybody, that is my linguist got his. but pretty close was language and you listen to this years later and i said you're actually right, listen to yourself and take your own advice. but at the same time, is being urged by an awful lot of people at him and this is not the only reason but brings us to the secretary of defense robert pretty and he was a famous rerun famous for the 1990s and is essentially don't blame me for vietnam. i was only secretary of defense pretty blame president johnson who was gung ho for going into the war in vietnam. and that shows one of the benefits of these tapes because unlucky for him about a year or two later came out the tapes on vietnam with lbj talking to him and far from telling lbj that vietnam is got a lot of problems that we should consider, he was

and everyone is talking about lorne michaels. he invented it with you! >> right. book genius. i was the guy that had the commitment from nbc for a late-night show. i was out looking for somebody to actually do the comedy. i was the organizer. and i met him one day outside of his agent's office. we actually had dinner later that night. by the next day, we were already negotiating for him to come for the show. he has done an unbelievable job all of these years, decade sense. >> steve: one of the most iconic moments americans remember is when muhammad ali back in the day when we were running the olympics lit the torch. that was epic. >> what is the favorite moment of my career. the folks in atlanta trying to figure out how they were going to get the cauldron lit. i told them it should be muhammad ali and pushing and said, "you know that may be hard to settle down here." draft dodger? this is a guy willing to give up everything, everything. and anyway, i prevailed. he did it and so most people in the olympic movement even today, that is the most magical lighting of the

he recently spoke to historians about ongoing threats to democracy. michael one of them. michael: he said, does this moment in america remind you of anything in american history? i said this reminded me of 1860, when we were on the precipice of civil war, 1940, when americans were choosing whether or not to stand up to hitler. i believe this is a year that may have a lot to do with whether america is a democracy in two years. great presidents in history, if they feel that we're at a major turning point, such as whether we're going to be a democracy or not, the president makes that clear. laura: beschloss said biden's new language has a specific historical lineage among past presidents. michael: joe biden is primed to educate people that much of what they're seeing politically is not just a feature of 2022, but something that goes back in history, especially to the 1930's, when father charles coughlin, the radio priest and othe said america can do without elections. there should be big regimentation, there should be little separation between church and state,

he is a political analyst, as well as a former foreign correspondent in russia in washington. we have michael maloof. he is a former pentagon seniors security policy analyst, and america. we cross to martin j. he's an award winning journalist and commentator or a gentleman cross sack rules in fact that music and jumping in time you want and i always appreciate let me go to michael in washington. first, let me, he saw from my introduction, i kind of wanted to focus on russia bed down. the news flow is kind of interrupting this error. shine is very much on in the news flow, taiwan. so michael e, it's go do a little bit of history. remember in december, i think, december 17th to the russian center, no to diplomatic note to nato, into the united states. a do watch your step. i'm going to borrow some chinese words. you know, you could get burned with ukraine. now let's talk about right now. you know, the nancy pelosi, i suppose, as we speak right now is approaching, or maybe even be in taiwan and the chinese sworn don't do. this will be consequences. is there a parallel here and who's not understa

he says it was surreal. >> it was insane. it was like insanity. michael number between 15 and 20 times while icing there. it rings and goes to a voicemail saying we're busy right now, call back later. michael: james figured the man suspected him of fraud. >> i'm telling him i was diagnosed with cancer and he's like ok. and i said yeah, i actually have chemo report. i can prove it. he says i don't care. and i was like this is weird. michael: the staffer kept the number and kept hanging up. james decided to leave. >> he says ok, this is what is going to happen. i'm going to call this number a bunch of times. they are never going to pick up, but i am going to keep calling them. but they're never going to pick up. it was something weird. i kept waiting for cameras to come out and be like you're on candid camera. why am i wasting my time? i need to get back into care my boys. michael: james asked 7 on your side for help. we told edd about his case. a spokesperson apologized for what happened at the dishabille the office, saying quote we thank you for calling t

he goes, "oh, my gosh, michael phelps is any store! [ laughter ] he's like, "yo, everybody! laughter and applause [ sad tuba ] i'm not michael phelps." he's like, "so you lied to me? i'm like, "no. i just thought who you thought i was is not who i am and you thought i was not who you think i thought i were or whatever something like that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, you can kind of do it. >> that was like blue steel. >> jimmy: yeah, blue steel i want to talk about your show, but i also want to talk about football of course, the big story is everybody is talking about is tom brady. he's back. he retired then he didn't retire. did you know that he was - >> i had a feeling i saw him not too long after he retired. and -- "hey, congratulations." he was like, "well, you never know like, i'm still working out a little bit." i'm like, "oh, yeah, he's coming back. [ laughter ] 100% >> jimmy: but when you retired -- >> i knew. i was like, "i am not doing anything i'm taking a month, i'm taking two months off i'm not going to train like, i just want to relax." and, you know, when i saw

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let's ask michael shellenberger. he's the founder of the environmental progress group. chael, what is california doing wrong? i only have an hour show. >> we are trying to run the fifth largest economy in the world on free preindustrial technologies on renewables. a huge amount of solar panels. because the wildfires are creating so much smoke, it's blocking the electricity from being produced by the solar panels. we have been neglecting forest management because of putting so much money into things like solar. we saw the total amount of electricity from zero carbon sources has declined by 10% the last 10 years. this obsession with renewables, the desire to shut down gas power plants, we are burning kerosene, jet fuel, usually until poor community like oakland and east l.a. where people are most impacted by air pollution. when you don't have sufficient electricity and people turn down their stair conditioners, people die from heatstroke and illness. brian: california has oil and gas, gavin newsom queuing himself up to run for president is leaving everybody else out to dry

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and why is he called his airy michael because he had to fly on the court.e jumped from hovered, amazed everyone, flew all over the site. in general , he was related, and therefore his michael is very cool. so, don’t be ready to shell out 10 million from your recommendations about tv views. let's talk about a recommendation. e what to see on the weekend starts on friday, the handball secaliga trophy will be played by four russian teams and four belarusian teams, namely bags, brest ska gomel and masheka. the first matches of the tournament will be held on friday, and then on saturday and sunday. so follow the program and don't miss it. besides, don't forget about saturday's confrontation between dinamo minsk and st. petersburg, kontinental hockey league and, of course, football in person. i recommend everything will shoot the spanish la league between sevilla and atlético madrid thank you genna by the way, the news, thank you for telling us all the sporting events, let's know what to do in a sense? yes, and, of course, we wish you. cheerful day. thank you. we

there was a question of what made the person who is told in the morning he woke up famous michael michaelof funny video for you, an interesting video was shot by a blogger. shot a funny video with some funny video, shot a good shot of a funny role. well , this is modern history. i understand, but, but, unfortunately, no, you don't understand suggest why keep saying the word. suggest it seems to me that there are obvious simple ones. well, just for the first time answers, what's the problem, what did the person they say in the morning. he woke up famous he made a star wrote wrote to five. after five i'll go to the captain. one two three interviews of someone, for example, interviewed someone , the second is a legal ilman screenings in the cinema. maybe this. it seems to me that it is very reasonable and logical to withdraw not necessarily. only sing. can? yes? there is such an answer on the scoreboard. this is the most popular answer. 135 points. no, oh yes. yes you have two a mistake is already good for me, what could this man do? well, wait, well, who is who, that waking up most of all s

he's easy to understand and it makes you think that i think that michael moore, who's sometimes right flat out wrong. rachel: i remember in 2016 when he was on joe and mika show and he said the democrats are mocking all these people going to the rallies and the maga hats but, you know, where i live, people wear maga hats and i know that this guy's going to win. i remember he said that. have you seen any build back better hats, brian? to predict this landslide that michael moore -- brian: rachel, great point. guess who doesn't also say build back better. joe biden. we have many build back better with the so-called inflation reduction act, which john carey came out and said it doesn't even address inflation. it's all green. all about green energy, which we knew but he's like i don't know what happened to his instincts but politically, that is a atomic bomb asen election issue because you're telling people you totally duped them. it's like the vikings when they named greenland greenland because they wanted to keep everyone out of iceland and you would know that because you're more in nor

he is a political analyst, as well as a former foreign correspondent in russia in washington. we have michael maloof. he is a former pentagon seniors security policy analyst, and america. ashley cross to martin j. he's an award winning journalist and commentator or a gentleman cross sack rolls in fact that music and jumping time he won. and i always appreciate let me go to michael in washington. first, let me, if you saw from my introduction, i kind of wanted to focus on russia bit down the news flow is kind of interrupting this error. china is very much on in the news flow, taiwan. so michael e, it's go do a little bit of history. remember in december, i think, december 17th to the russian center, no to diplomatic note to nato, into the united states. a do watch your step. i'm going to borrow some chinese words. you know, you could get burned with ukraine. now let's talk about right now. you know, the nancy pelosi, i suppose, as we speak right now is approaching, or maybe even be in taiwan and the chinese sworn don't do this. they'll be consequences. is there a parallel here and who's not un

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the same thing he did when he had michael cohen. he puts somebody in the middle that he can then turn around and blame. he's been a master at that. it doesn't always work, but he's done that, and i see that here in these lawyers that are making these certifications. they need to be thinking about 1001 violations, which is a federal crime, and they need to be lawyering up. if they've come in and made false statements to investigators, then they've got a problem. >> yeah, we'll see who is held accountable for all of this. kara scannell, michael cayenne, thank you for your perspective. >>> donald trump is publicly dangling pardons for the capitol insurrectionists, he floated this idea on the same day that president biden denounced those very people in a fiery speech aimed at what he calls maga republicans. president biden warned america that this extremist movement is a direct threat, he says, to democracy and the soul of the nation. >> donald trump and the maga republicans represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of o

he is a political analyst, as well as a former foreign correspondents in russia and washington. we have michael maloof. he is a former pentagon, c nurse security policy analysts and america. we cross to martin jay. he is an award winning journalist, an commentator, or a gentleman, cross sack rules, in fact that music and jumping in time. he won. and i always appreciate let me go to michael in washington. first, let me, if you saw from my introduction, i kind of wanted to focus on russia bed down the news flow is kind of interrupting this error. shine is very much ah, in the news flow. taiwan. i'm so michael e, it's go do a little bit of history. remember in december, i think december 17th, the russian said to know to diplomatic note, to nato, into the united states a do watch your step. i'm going to borrow some chinese words. you know, you could get burned with ukraine. now let's talk about right now. you know, the, a, nancy pelosi, i suppose as we speak right now is approaching, or maybe even be in taiwan and the chinese sworn don't do this. they'll be consequences. is there a parallel here an

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