but that's not a coffee show, mr. gosh, the show was doing the volume domestic, ukrainian, national. this was 60000 polls and those who had mixed ukrainian and polish blood to death, to attack j extra smooth grain, say it on the new shines that they provide you. they don't move. now, he should be on saturday though. you're never going to go over with you that will be a go going you is that your with this put on your each of the body going apple position and then ok. and see should it comes with cheating? no key people who judy. so now that you don't fuss, i go of is an issue. great example vision is don't, i was actually just are still not bundle said on. yeah. would you like to raise a stroke? this through 3 is vs for me and doesn't, you know, both are going to be as nice that it should be on there. and so it isn't. i took a photo of waste or store she for us plus the new on the with the to the bundle. so, but i mean yeah, that lets us in your space, but i think you would just wanna check with like 3 weeks with us both. a

so the thing judy is not to go because the lean shuttles and but that's not a coffee show, mr. gosh, the show was doing nevada yamazik, ukrainian nationalist, but $60000.00 polls and those who had mixed ukrainian and ponies blood to death to attack j extra smooth grain st. judy single knew shines that they provide you. these don't move no heat shield, though you had never going to go over with you. i was out of the go going you is that joe is obvious. put on your each of the position and then ok. see sure. sure. people that comes with trinity. no, get people to julie. so now that she's of us, i was an issue. great example vision don't i was actually, don't just are still not bundle said on yet. we do live that way is it stopped us to reframe is vs the doesn't you know, both are just going to be as nice finish key on their citizens. i took a total of waste stores store to florida plus the new on the with the got the bundle so but i mean, yeah, it looks us in your safe, but i think of what your thoughts are with a pretty resource book. and it's that some of the will issue portion or s

gosh, we can go on again. so i think everyone, including myself, is really excited and we hope it stays. mr. trump, who, if you remember, had previously said he supported the ban, now says he will most likely give tiktok a 90 day extension through an executive order after he takes office tomorrow. all right, let's take you overseas now. it's the first test of a pretty fragile cease fire between israel and hamas. the truce officially started at 11:15 a.m. local time, and three israeli hostages are now free and return to their mother's arms after 470 days in captivity. drone footage showed them getting out of a red cross vehicle and being greeted by israeli military personnel. now, israel also released 90 palestinian prisoners, women and teenagers in exchange for those three young hostages, and humanitarian aid is beginning to enter the gaza strip. the hope is that this is the first of what will be many quiet days and the end of bloodshed in gaza. president biden, before officially leaving the white house, is now taking credit for his part in the gaza ceasefire and hostage release. and after s

mrs. nixon, that's not in your book. oh, gosh, i feel like i cleared all the mysteries that and i did try to quash rumors that are untrue. read the book, but i do think there are a lot of mythologies about nixon that are unfair untrue. i try to really work off facts, evidence, firsthand interviews is not all journalists do that. i tried to do that very strongly dissuaded, long held rumors that i think are completely untrue. so i did try to do that and set the record straight some of these things and you know i just i want emphasize i think the two biggest well one thing i'll say there legacies of mrs. nixon that i want to re-emphasize number one is her daughters she would say if you ask what is my biggest legacy, invariably it be julie and tricia. they are her number one legacy. but the two legacies as her biographer, i think are the most important. the push for women behind the scenes that she took no credit for, never wanted credit. and this was helped by barbara franklin, of course. this is said the east wing were huge and thi

mrs. melvin, come on in. >> oh, my gosh! re. >> mr. melvin, ryan, have a seat. well, craig, they're all here. >> this is a pleasant surprise, yes. when i left this morning, you guys were all in bed. >> we faked it. we faked it well. >> yeah, you were up, but, i mean, you weren't dressed. >> you get to skip school for this. that's pretty cool. >> oh, my gosh. pops, man. >> all right. so, linz, first of all, what does this mean to all of you? delano is over here. >> oh, you have a mic on, buddy. >> i'm professional. >> i was -- it is just surreal. and it's -- to me like it symbolizes belief, i feel like, just because you dare to dream a dream and then to see it actually come true, it makes me think about someone making it, a spouse making it to the super bowl or the game-winning catch. that's what this feels like. what makes me so proud is just the person that melvin is and understanding that it's that, it is the kindness and how genuine he is. so we're just excited and pumped. >> well, the only competition you have for your pr

gosh, with his wife giving me the statements. could this is he to be closer to the children. the packages use the mr. trowbridge decided to use words to break the silence of your skin. studying his family's genealogy became readiness, goes to change because life work done with us. yes. and he's just out, you purchased a started. this will let you start. unfortunately, when she left and we have no us or jill. nice do. did you was my was nice. our senior of this loan that goes to just the some of the, let's see, it goes different. those are you? yes, i need the 5 brothers and a little system that 6 branches, if it goes to chunk of family tree, getting older relatives together is quite a challenge. the be sure you seen. so you met or did you them? so a to them. but at the same, at a, the, the, the down, the search him to start on the news plus the lady to the slow noise party upset. the issue is, should be pretty much digit for declaring that just issue in the mail. the she chapter do most of the was the last the sun will reduce the 4 years in a nursing. please give the right here. you end up on the go

mr. zalinski, robert faith. so say he's, he's sick of seeing him. the monday him died from the west. a gosh, now is we do going to do cranium, president continues to damage us like this. if the courtney president continues to damage the entire european union like this, the slovak republic will show that it is a sovereign country at this moment, zalinski deliberately damages the slovak republic and the european union. so what can we do? first, we can stop all humanitarian aid, even what was recently approved by the government of the slovak republic. the 2nd possibility is that the government of the slovak republic is determined to significantly reduce or even completely remove various social benefits that have been given to you printing and citizens who came to the slovak republic since the start of the military conflict. well ukraine and brussels concluded to basically screw over e u countries lights of out here that were still dependent on russian pipeline. vast trends that through ukraine and how they do that well by turning off the top about 10 days ago, meaning a loss of about 515000000

mr. sharpe. i'm doing good. how about yourself? >> reporter: whether he's in atlanta or pretty much anywhere else in the country -- former nfl star shannon sharpe said this -- >> oh, my goshrise. >> is there any city that doesn't happen in? >> no. >> he's going for the end zone, shannon sharpe for the end zone, and the place is going raving wild! >> reporter: that's because the hall of famer's fan base is exploding more than two decades after his three super r bowl win >> hello. welcome to another episode of "club shay shay." i am your host, shannon sharpe. >> reporter: his "club shay shay" podcast getting an average 50 million views a month on youtube alone. >> it is an extreme honor, privilege, and pleasure to have you on "club shay shay." >> reporter: with guests -- >> this is your final year at wwe. is it 2025. >> 2025. >> reporter: and riffs -- >> they offered you 5? can you go to 10? >> reporter: going way beyond the gridiron. >> if you're sitting in that chair, i think you've got a great story to tell. >> reporter: sharpe taking us behind the scenes at chomps, a steak house in atlanta. >> do you think pepeople are seeing a different shannon sharpe now, or are they

mr. walter white in "breaking bad." the four-bedroom, one-bath, 1,900-square-foot house is up for sale, oh, my gosh, with a $4 million priceag. >> gio: seriously? >> janai: zillow estimates the value of the home at just over 343,000. >> gio: that's quite the markup, 4 million. >> whit: but one bathroom. >> janai: that's what i'm saying. >> whit: might want an addition. >>> let's turn now to the next chapter in a popular young adult franchise, "goosebumps: the vanishing," elijah m. cooper is part of the cast and is joining us now. good morning, elijah. welcome to you. >> happy birthday. >> janai: thank you, appreciate it. >> whit: there you go. earning points right out of the gate. let's talk go the show here. because obviously it's got the horror, the heart, but also nostalgia for all those "goosebumps" fans. >> absolutely. yeah, i think that "goosebumps the vanishing" does a great job of telling the original "goosebumps" story, keeping all the original books in there. we have stay out of the basement, monster blood, the haunted car, so many different elements but i think we do this really great job of mixing that also wit

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mr. president. >> reporter: mesta was even featured on the cover of "time" magazine. >> the cover of "time" magazine, my goshlked about things, described her in a way that you would never describe a male. her ample bulk. >> her jowls. her, i mean, it was surprisingly cruel. i am not really sure why. it was almost like people were trying to take her down a notch. >> reporter: what made perle mesta such a power in washington was her uncanny ability to recognize political talent before others did. harry truman, dwight eisenhower, lyndon johnson were all early guests at her home. >> she had a real nose for who was going to be powerful. i mean, she was all over them long before therm who they were. >> reporter: in 1949, after harry truman was elected president, he rewarded mesta by namer her envoy to luxembourg. >> from the united states of america! >> reporter: that's how madam mesta inspired a hit musical. but the appointment didn't go down as well at the state department. >> she was belittled, cut out of meetings. >> our distinguished guest this evening is madam perle mesta, united states -- >> reporter: she w

gosh. >> melania, you look beautiful. you are a beautiful first lady. >> appreciate you. >> you are beautiful. >> i love you, man. >> you married up, sir. [laughter] >> love your hat, mrs. trump. >> harris: we were trying to listen there to see what some of those people -- you could hear thank you for the help, president trump. we wanted to kind of hear what the people said. many of them, some of us as reporters have been keeping in contact with that part of the state. my first tv market is not far from there. many people said they felt unseen after the hurricane and suffered so mightily. it was across the appalachian mountain range and crossed several states, tennessee rick others were touched. some of the worst of that storm, the biggest punishment from helene was this area and west of asheville. so we wanted to listen to those people being heard by the president of the united states. we've got kevin o'leary. i want to bring in trey gowdy, former south carolina republican congressman and former federal prosecutor. trey, good to see you. i know you are from south carolina and some of the communities where you live were affected by helene. as you see the president touc

mr. speaker mike johnson and senator john thune the best leadership for republicans to enact, to get eight to ukraine? >> guest: oh, gosh, that's a very low bar you just set in the question. the best compared anybody else. i mean certainly both speaker johnson and majority leader thune have said they support ukraine. i that many, many conversations with speaker johnsonco about ths and really pressed him on this he insists he does not want to abandon ukraine. i guess it gives us an opportunity. the bass, i don't know about that but there is an opportunity with the both of them to make suredo ukraine doesn't get defunded. we will press them on that issue. >> host: what else do you want to see this committee to? sounds like a good relationship with the chair. given the agenda that you outlined do you think you can put something on paper and get on the house floor quickly? >> guest: we've got a shot. there is a challenge. look, the great thing about the armed service committee both in-house and assent is where bipartisan and with passive olivia. 64 straight yearsy now. we are the most bipartisan committee in congress, the o

mr. barber: right. justice kagan: now the a other cases where what the reasonable investor would want to know is, oh, my goshbe -- there appears be insufficient, inadequate management, operational controls, such that the same thing could happen aga. and -- and so those are two different hypotheticals, but i imagine your view would be on either event, you know, a reasonable investor might want to knoth, and the -- and the hypothetical statement might suggest the contrary of what is true. . barber: right. my only point is that if y have a statement like our business is at risk of fire, and if that happens, our business would be negatively affected in all these ways, that can reasonably leave the -- leave the implicit representation that the business had not just suffered a significant fire. justice gorsuch: mr. barber, on mr. barber: yes. justice gorsuch: -- it -- it does seem to me we're talking about two totally different things, risks inuture and damages from the past, and if we're talking about damages from the past, how is thask factor that's clearly covered on-- 105 as opposed to something that should be

mr. trump [bleep] off. >> that sounded very msnbc issue. what are your thoughts awake at greenland? >> verse well and settling up ie worst thing donald trump is ever heard. [laughter] oh my gosh goodness. guess what is still happening here? the conversation is still happening. do not know were going to end up with greenland will we get it? i don't know. what we get with panama? i don't know the end is not have it is up be better positioned in the world to defend u.s. interests. there could be a lot of different ways to slice that. what i love about this is a president trump is keeping it on the table he's saying tough things getting t tough thing sad back to him but so what he's talking with the prime minister's talking with the people of greenland. marco rubio down at the panama canal something good is going to happen for america from this because he's willing to keep the conversation going for even if everyone else wants to tell him to you know whatever that guy told him. >> at llisette this is out-of-the-box thinking we never heard our last four years from joe biden after his brain turned to applesauce basically. >> it sure did but this is about leverage is in it? will we

mr. chairman. >>ha senator justice? >> my questions are going to be short and sweet but i can tell you just this, i think that we share in the fact that energy, energy is the key, energy, gosh, i don't have my mic on. okay. okay. good enough. i'm talking loud enough anyway. but nevertheless, energy is such a key, such a key that opens every door in my opinion, every single door and america is starving to lead the way and i believe we share that thought, i believe we share the thought that electricity if we don't watch out will become a crisis like we can't imagine and we absolutely need to be prepared and move forward in that but we've got a problem along the way, permitting has gotten totally outrageous and absolutely we all wanted to be fair and proper and not endanger our environment. we all share in that but absolutely, i ask you, governor, i ask you, please tell us your thoughts on how we are going to approach this, how we are going to approach the issues with fish and wildlife and on and on and on, please tell us. >> well, i should say governor now senator so great that you're here in the senate and what a fantastic job you did as governor and pleasure serving along s