so we heard greek prime minister, mitchell tuck his delivery speech on a greek national tv. he also mentioned that this crisis may also create an opportunity to redefine bilateral relations between turkey and greece, also between turkey and the european union ra. sir costello reporting from anchor awesome, thank you. while 8 is starting to arrive in northern syria, after the reopening of a border crossing is being handed out at a makeshift camp in rebel held, there is in the province of a level, entire communities have been forced to leave their homes. there. activists and emergency teams have criticized the slow response to the disaster mazili on the lower level since day one, our teams have been keen of responding to how people, especially in the displacement camps that were created quickly to shelter them again. we've distributed a number of aid kits. we've also made sure to provide water and items for sanitation and hygiene. that wrestle said our has been to the northern syrian ton of genders. there are paulson's and thousands of people that they have lost their houses o

did you see 49ers star george kittle on national tv last night? what his >>> can you feel the excitement? we're just another day closer to the actual super bowl being played. >> sunday. as we count down the days to kickoff, parties and events are in full swing but a lot of people talking about this ♪ i looked over and yes that last game blew ♪ ♪ but brock you should still feel proud ♪ ♪ we wouldn't be there without you ♪ >> 49ers star george kittle singing during the nfl honors show. his dad talked about the performance with nbc bay area's jennifer lee chan and matt maiocco. >> they invited him. he unfortunately has my singing voice and not his mom's. it was about the fun. i was proud of him for having the canucks to get up in front of everybody. i was a little surprised about the texts about, man he has a terrible singing voice. i couldn't believe it, it's just for fun. people got after him like that. but i was proud. you know he's a gamer, likes to have fun and bring energy. i think they had a great time and it was cool. >> whether he can sing o

did he just cornered the gop into committing to not cut entitlements on national tv? was that an intentional thing? >> i think so. of course, today, some of the republicans are talking about cutting social security and say we don't want to cut it, we just want to reform it. what does that mean? the last time we had a serious effort to undercut social security was one george w. bush was president. he planned to use his political capital to privatize social security. that is still being discussed for members. we have them on tape. they can say it's not true but then when you run the clips of them talking about it, i think he did corner them. they may try to weasel out but there they were saying they are not going to eliminate medicare and social security. good for the president. making them back from that response. >> a lot was president biden showing how sharp he was in that instant. we had some bowing, some haggling. we had represented marjorie taylor green giving the thumbs down and that is what we saw on tv but you were there in the chamber, telus if it felt like it

it's denied, what's gained when it's given, what can happen when heroes and history collide on national tvbowls have long been hip. this weekend's halftime headliner, rihanna -- ♪ this year is also historic. for the first time in 57 years, both teams will be led by two starting black quarterbacks. jalen hurts, whose philadelphia eagles dominated the 49ers in the nfc championship -- >> here's mahomes rolling out on third and 4 -- >> reporter: versus patrick mahomes, who led the kansas city chiefs to an afc victory over the bengals on a sprained ankle. >> oh my gosh, the only time he had to use the legs fully! >> i think you have to give credit to the historic moment that's about to take place. >> we know who we are and what we're playing for. obviously we want to win, we want to have success. at the end of the day, about know we're stepping on that field for a much, much bigger reason. >> reporter: mahomes is in rarefied company as the third black quarterback to win a super bowl. hurts is chasing his first. >> you have these two black quarterbacks that means the two best teams in this sport

the fair about a thousand ukrainians came to the vakalka oleksandr sho tv channel council of the national tvon the only news so this was the main news of ukraine and the world for the moment . we will see each other in the next broadcasts . sinitsevich nazar is long colleagues , what else do you have time to say anton, thank you and all the information service for the work indeed we with nazar and the team of the council tv channel are still staying and will contact directly with the spokeswoman of the police and donetsk region, we will remind you that there was a tragedy in kramatorsk that night, so we will find out all the details . well, we will talk in particular with a candidate of political sciences, as well as experts in international economics , and there will also be an inclusion from washington , join and stay with us next time a terrorist attack by criminals from russia again killed and injured as a result of a rocket hitting a residential building in kramatorsk under rubble, people are still looking for work torture service two days before the ukraine eu summit its goal to bring

you'll get a fleeting shot on national tv with the president. long-standing bipartisan tradition. also, chad of fox news sent this message. on fox, elise stefanik said, i don't think joe biden will be reaching across the aisle. i think he'll try to lecture house republicans and double wn on his failed policies we have seen for the last two years. president biden: the state of the union is wrong because you, the american people, are strong. >> president biden delivers the annual state of the union address outlining his priorities to congress tonight. his first state of the union speech since republicans won back control of the house. following the speech, arkansas governor sara huckabee sanders gives the republican response. live coverage of the state of the union tonight at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span. c-span now, our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> preorder your copy. congressional directory or the 118th congress. it's your access to the federal government with bioand contact information for every house and senate member. important information on congressional comm

i cry on national tv. don't be afraid to show your emotions. we all processed trauma in a different way. dan: a candlelight vigil held for the victims of monday's mass shooting on the campus of michigan state. the school's basketball head coach and governor of michigan joined the healing. many also demanding elected officials pass stronger gun legislation. another michigan state student protested nearby at the state capitol in lansing. a 43-year-old gunman opened fire on the michigan state campus monday, killing three students and injuring five others. the shooter died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. ama: an attempt at humor goes wrong for the santa clara county sheriff's office. i tweet that has since been deleted playfully offered to take people with outstanding warrants to jail as a valentines gift. amanda del castillo you shares a reaction from both sides tonight. reporter: this valentine's day tweet by the santa clara county sheriff's office, posted then purged. it implored people with outstanding warrants to stop by and get a free li

this interview in the usa will obviously not be shown on national tv channels. of the un secretary general, one of the most influential economists in the world, jeffreysaks. extremely tough on foreign policy. the united states pointed out the main rule of washington , the absence of rules, stressed that the states are really behind the terrorist attack on nord stream these are the sorts of operations the cia and other covert divisions of the us government carry out on a fairly regular basis. they blow up a lot of infrastructure. trying to keep everything secret, but this operation was difficult to hide, because the united states was practically the only country that had a motive for the means and, which is quite remarkable in advance, the bidens, who announced their intention to destroy nord stream a year ago, publicly stated that the states have every opportunity to destroy gas pipelines and washington can go for it, the head of the state department, blinkin also, without hesitation, spoke of the motives and the desire of the united states to eliminate the nort

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i cry on national tv. don't be afraid to show your emotions. we all processed trauma in a different way. dan: a candlelight vigil held for the victims of monday's mass shooting on the campus of michigan state. the school's basketball head coach and governor of michigan joined the healing. many also demanding elected officials pass stronger gun legislation. another michigan state student protested nearby at the state capitol in lansing. a 43-year-old gunman opened fire on the michigan state campus monday, killing three students and injuring five others. the shooter died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. ama: an attempt at humor goes wrong for the santa clara county sheriff's office. i tweet that has since been deleted playfully offered to take people with outstanding warrants to jail as a valentines gift. amanda del castillo you shares a reaction from both sides tonight. reporter: this valentine's day tweet by the santa clara county sheriff's office, posted then purged. it implored people with outstanding warrants to stop by and get a free li

this interview in the usa will obviously not be shown on national tv channels.ecretary general is one of the most influential economists in the world. geoffrey sax. extremely tough on foreign policy. the united states pointed out the main rule of washington , the absence of rules, emphasized that the states are indeed behind the terrorist attack on nord stream , precisely such operations of the cia and other secret u.s. government units conduct fairly regularly. they blow up a lot of infrastructure. trying to keep everything secret, but this operation was difficult to hide because the us was practically the only country with a means motive. and what is quite with it simply was not so that we are now in a world of fantasy the fasada of world-fantasy. the us always hides a sea of ​​blood. jeffrey sachs pointed out that ukraine was long and systematically turned into a springboard for an attack on russia, it was the united states that helped to overthrow to the government of ukraine, this is indeed a defining moment in this conflict. victoria nuland, who was then a

we've seen 4 states out of, of $36.00 states are now on national tv. and we've seen some other states also announced at the state level, but a lot of people are not receiving these well. many people are dissatisfied with the results that they are seen. because before the election, ionic or several locations promise to nigerians, that the results will be uploaded on the portal. and people will be able to track those results. so they're not just sitting at home and having a setting numbers read to them. but you can see if it was uploaded, correct results. but right now i nick is refusing to to show us those results that are being uploaded. and a lot of people are not happy about that. not just that in lagos, we are beginning to see pockets of violence because i'm one of the major parties b, t, r o b of the liberal party, one to presidential election on the legos. and we are beginning to see attacks in markets because a setting candidate was not declared as a winner. and so things are on forwarding quite. you know, the picture is quite green. also, we are

two big games happening tomorrow night, the warriors hosting the mavericks at chase center, national tv and college basketball moraga is the place to be. 18th-ranked st. mary's is hosting 12th-ranked gonzaga. >>> round two of the at&t pro- am at pebble beach, people walking their dogs on the beach. the celebs are also here. sell low to jason bateman. >> we love him. the celebs pairing with the pro. kurt kitiama is your leader heading into round 3. >>> spring training is right around the corner, but the giants are back here at the ballpark tomorrow. fan fest returns to oracle park. gates open at 10 a.m. it runs through 3 p.m. interviews with the players and coaches, autograph sessions and access to the field and ubhouse >>> the grand unveiling just in time for tomorrow's parade. a new mural was revealed inside the portsmouth square garage called chinatown dream. the local artist said one of her earliest memories was seeing lion dancers in the school auditorium and she wanted to include that in this tribute to the community. >> you are surrounded by empowered friends who revitalize chinat

time the fact is indicated not by russian, but by western media, in particular by the american news nation tv channels, his reporter , the notorious chris koma, allegedly personally arrived at a location not far from the front line and showed their author's program, or some kind of academy, or rather a training camp where teenagers prepare for battle, it is important to emphasize far from everything. they are adults in the video approaching military age. there are those who, before graduating from school, still clearly study and study, but it turns out that even they are seriously determined to take up arms and then use it directly on the front line, where sooner or later they will be sent. and here, of course , i would like to ask, in what tone, not the brightest , all this illuminates in general. what is the attitude of the so-called democratic media towards the children of soldiers, was he looking for answers, or is khamtsov getting out for this? and hello well, how condemned e kri. that's what fashion was supposed to see alex hello no but he just burst into tears. the stink surprises the

application for nato membership just a few minutes ago, president recep taip erdogan said this on the national tvtician is broadcasting his communication with journalists. he also noted that ankara will respond positively to a similar the request of finland only if helsinki takes an adequate position, which is not now, the turkish leader of the ukrainian conflict touched upon, said that the supply of tanks to kiev is a risky undertaking by the west that plays into the hands of only a quote by the arms baron. such a policy clearly will not lead to a solution to the ukrainian crisis, erdogan summarized and said that he expects kara from brussels and washington not military, but diplomatic assistance in resolving this issue, all the attempts of the militants. from wuxi to land on the left bank of the dnieper crossed by russian forces about today, on our air , the head of the kherson region spoke in rio. vladimir balance. he noted that ukrainian saboteurs are being stopped, among other things, by protective structures that have already been built along the entire coast. the lines from the black sea t

the right to select its own committee member representation and tear of state of union address on national tvmake change and they are self critical, that is the story of america. when we have that tragic shooting if you say that 5 african-american rogue cops killed a innocent african-american victim in a city that mostly black with a black police chief and black assistance police chief, you tells us that is a symptom of tw white racism, sort of jump the shark, here in california, a 25 billion dollar debt of reparations for slavery that was eliminated 158 years ago, in i in a state that was never part of the confederacy, it was part of the union and 27% of the population was not born in the united states. white so-called white minority makes up about a third of the state's p population. you get to that degree of absurdity that creates a lot of frustration, you don't know how to discuss these things or how to enter into debate within reason able limits, you can't discuss transgenderism or female sports, to have their college athletic programs ruined by biological males destroying records that w

representative office in belarus , chairman of the belarusian union of women of the board for the second national tvnnel and oleg dukevich, deputy of parliament, leader of the liberal democratic party of belarus , irtsov, minister information of belarus, too, after a long break. finally looked at our speech. thank you very much for coming. oh, so much news today, here's my plan. this well not text. these are some quotes, some excerpts from speeches and statements. i don't know how we can talk about this. yes, yes, we can, yes, sit for a few hours discussing all this on let's in the last program we started with , uh, the visit of the head of state to the united arab emirates and zimbabwe, a week has passed details in the united arab emirates uh emirates had many closed meetings, which we do not know, the work was going on, and all the time then there was a state visit, e.g. to zimbabwe and again returning to the united arab emirates where president in belarus met with president of the united arab emirates sheikha mohammed zad al-khayyam, this was the meeting took place. here it is the day before. wel

joe gu biden could solve this ad go on national tv and level with the american people and say this is what we did and why we did it. it's not clear if he's making the decisions f he's in charge, i don't know where he is. he doesn't appear to be calling the shots. >> sean: what do you think are the intentions of the communist chinese? it's t nepharious. it's a invasion of our airspace. >> if they want an attack on the u.s. was this a trial balloon? no pun intended. was this an emp event down the line and in the future? they're showing geo political hostilities in the streets of taiwan as we speak. they don't have fear of joe biden. >> ya, think this was an attempt to rattle our cage, sean. i think they were basically putting their finger in our eye and saying we can fly a spy balloon right over your country and there is nothing you can do about it. that's the message the administration sent to the whole world. the united states, this administration won't act when they know there is a foreign object spying on us in our airspace. you can't tell me this wasn't deliberate. even if they did

this is a 16.3% increase in tv viewing on national tv channels . er been such a high figure in recent times. we have exceeded a million viewers who watched tv programs online and there have been many such cases over the course of 22 years. well, and many other wonderful victories. this is, uh, the opening of completely new uh, analytical information projects on our tv channels. this is a lot of projects for the regional press. these are entertainment programs, as far as regional press. it is also undergoing a large-scale restructuring of the editorial offices of regional newspapers, which, for various reasons, could not arrange work on the layout of the design of work in social networks and the internet. among as a whole, it joins the enlarged editorial office of the parent holding, and it takes on all the tasks, by the way, in the middle of the year, the first results of the work of the created regional media holdings will be summed up. the minister of information also noted that subscription circulations are also growing, and this speaks of demand

and, again this is during a live national news broadcast on state run tv. the biggest news tv channel on russia. the woman who interrupted that broadcast, she was arrested. she knew she would be arrested for doing that. just days before she made that protest, on live national tv in russia, russian president vladimir putin got his rubberstamp a little potemkin parliament, to pass a new, law declaring that it was now a crime in russia, just to call russia's war in ukraine a war. this wasn't even just for criticizing the war, we are talking negatively about the war, literally just calling it a war, could get you more than a decade in prison. and then she did this, calling it a war both in english and russian. just days after the law was passed. >> brave, women potentially death but finally brave women to do that. so she was arrested, as she knew she would, be she was charged, she wasn't facing ten years in prison. but now she is free. well, she's a fugitive. but she's free, she's out of russia. you know the group doctors without borders? this is similar group,

and again this was during a live national news broadcast on state run tv, the biggest news tv channel in russia. the woman who interrupted that broadcast she was arrested. she knew she'd be arrested for doing that. just days before she made that protest on live national tv in russia, russian president vladimir putin got his rubber stamp parliament to pass a new law declaring it was now a crime in russia just to call russia's war in ukraine a war. this wasn't even just for criticizing the war or talking negatively about the war, literally just calling it a war could get you more than a decade in prison. and then she did this, calling it a war both in english and in russian just days after that law was passed. a brave woman, potentially death defyingly brave woman to do that. so she was arrested as she knew she would be. she was charged. she was then facing ten years in prison, but now she is free -- well, she's a fugitive, but she's free. she is out of russia. you know the group doctors without borders? there's a similar group, a truly heroic group called reporters withoutal borders, a

i cry in front of my team, i cry on national tv. don't be afraid to show your emotions.all processed trauma in a very different way. i'm just glad we are all here together tonight. >> todd: michigan governor gretchen witmer in east lansing. the suspect anthony had to fire arms and multiple magazines on herb his person with a felony gun charge and 2019 against monday shooter is defending the decision allowed to own a gun. it is standard practice for first-time gun owner to plead down to a misdemeanor and most people charged with carrying a weapon don't go go on to commit murder. alexandria verner, arielle anderson, brian fraser killed in monday night shooting. the travelers are calling this vote don't make disobedient scenes and homeless camp sprawled out from the front door all the way to baggage claim. speak to a massive travel hub calling the crowd out of control and warning they don't feel safe. marianne rafferty joins us with the details, marianne. >> good morning ashley and todd appear the homeless probably in the airports with vagrants and baggage claim, homeless c

national television? >> i don't know. >> you don't know that? >> in jail we don't get newspapers and the tv we have is limited. >> your own lawyers at least as late as november 2022 didn't know the story you have told to this jury after five weeks of your family and friends saying it's him on that video. >> objection. total improper. totally improper. >> response. >> he has brought up his communications with counsel and now that's fair game, your honor. his communications -- alleged communications with the prosecution. >> there is no attorney/client privilege to national television interviews. the objection is overruled. >> are you waiting for me to answer or did i answer? >> i think the point is made. >> all right, sir. >> you said you were unaware of that national television interview, is that what you are saying? >> unaware of what national television interview? >> the one where your lawyer repeated that story, your story that you were home asleep at the house >> the only national tv ad that i'm aware of is -- not ad, program is one that mr. griffin was involved in was a -- are you refer

>> the only national tv ad that i am aware of is, not ad, but program is one that mr. griffin was involved in was a -- are you referring to like a "dateline" something? >> i'm talking about hbo. >> hbo, so, yes, i am aware of that, and what i believe the case to be is that i believe that when it was in the works that mr. griffin made those statements some time substantially before november of '22 and as early as around the very beginning of 2021. >> let's talk -- >> at least what i understand to be the case. >> let's talk some more about your testimony yesterday. and you are telling the jury with something as clear as this kennel video, and when you have to change them to fit the facts that can no longer be denied. >> i don't understand that question. say it again. >> i am saying that you are telling this jury that you don't change your story to make the facts fit evidence that you can no lodger deny like what has been going on in this courtroom. >> i am not telling the jury anything about that. >> all right. good. let's move on and talk more about that issue. let's ta

. >> reporter: a massive police operation on national tv. dor found out about a new massive maximum security prison intended to hold many as 40,000. the millennial president of the central american nation of 6 million was featured prominently in the video touring the new facility he calls the terrorism containment center. he describes as a giant facility built in seven months that will be a fundamental piece to win the war against gangs in el salvador. >> salvador public works ministry rodriguez said the prison has in court yards, no recreation area, there aren't spaces for congall visits, according to officials they retained 62,000 suspected beginning members sense last year when the president declared a state of emergency to fight crime. >> we're going to intensify this war against the gangs, and if they thought the force of the state had been unleashed on these criminals, well now they are going to really see what it meanses to unleash the force of the state on these criminals. >> i think this facility, which will probably be one of the bi

reggie: you are on national tv, vanna white is staring at you, pat sajak.w: there is dead silence. kumasi: until somebody screams what!? reggie: i would have to react to that. do you want to come up here? drew: what was that, janet? that's what i thought. what? it was near 80 on monday. now we are at 35 degrees. kumasi: that is akumasi: what. drew: today it is all about the cold gusty wind and an isolated shower this afternoon. tonight, we have frost advisories into freeze warnings for a cold at night. we are focusing our attention on another round of weather on thursday into friday that will bring heavy rain and low snow levels. we have been hearing about the chance of snow in several locations for friday morning. we are in the mid 30's to mid 40's right now. with the wind and low nearby, we are not warming up. in thought 40'so -- into 40's and 50's. best chance of a shower near the coast. we going into the 20's and 30's tonight. so, thursday into friday it will be a level two of moderate storm on the exclusive abc7 storm impact scale with downpours, gusty

i cry on national tv. do not be afraid to show your emotions.we all processed trauma and a very different way. kumasi: a candlelight vigil held last night for the victims of monday's mass shooting on the campus of michigan state. many who spoke are demanding elected officials past stronger gun legislation. earlier in the day, other students protested nearby at the state capitol in lansing. a 43-year-old gunman opened fire on michigan state campus monday, killing three students and injuring five others. the shooter died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. reggie: the head of the epa is traveling to ohio amid growing fears in the wake of the fiery train derailment earlier this month. residents are expressing outrage at a town hall meeting. jobina: people who live near the toxic train derailment site or voicing concerns about their health. it's been nearly two weeks since a train carrying an estimated one million pounds of a chemical used to make plastic derailed. it caused a fire that burned for days, prompting officials to carry out a controlled

some people think this was a brilliant attempt to buy biden to corner republicans into saying on national tvt to cut entitlements. what are your thoughts? what strikes you about that? spencer: it was interesting to watch, but i would rather see a more respectful -- even if you disagree with what any president is saying, it takes you back to when congressman joe wilson screamed you lied to president obama. this outrages me. you can do your rebuttal after the president's speech and saying i disagree with this, that and the other, but i think it is really childish behavior. amanda: what's been said mentioned there, wilson got rebuked even by republicans. larry: it would be nice if parties, we could elevate the conversation to something more respectful. especially during a state of the union address. a lot of times a coach will use the opponent's aggressiveness against them, and in this case elke had to do was let out there . we are all in agreement. i do not know if that was the plan, but he reeled them in there. the bond drains -- labonte -- lebron james now the nba's leading all-time score su

national television? >> i don't know. >> you don't know that. >> no. in jail we don't get newspapers, and the tv we have is limited so. >> so your own lawyers at least as late as november 22 didn't know this story that you've told to this jury after five weeks of your family and friends saying, yeah, that's him. >> attorney/client privilege, totally improper. >> yes, sirrings response. >> he has brought up his communications with counsel and now that is fair game, your honor. his communications or alleged communications with the prosecution. >> there's no attorney/client privilege to national television interviews. the objection's overruled. >> are you waiting for me to answer, mr. waters, or did i answer? >> i think the point's made. >> all right. >> you said you were unaware of that national television interview. is that what you said? >> unaware of what national television interview? >> the one where your lawyer repeated that story as late as november of 2022, the story that you were actually home asleep at the house during the -- >> the only national tv ad that i'm aware of is -- not ad, pro

and it's the first time that i've seen americans sign language for a full episode on national tv. the politics are a little bit weird, but the disability culture is really solid. the last thing i will recommend to people which you should buy before you leave the bookstore, is one for all by lily lane. it's a white novel about a character with pots who and it's written by a fencer who fence with yale who has pots. my last shout out be for a nonfiction recommendation which alice wang's year of the tiger, which came out this september it's a memoir by alice wong, who edited the disability visibility. she's a very dear friend and her words really matter. and i think it's a book that everybody should read. okay, awesome. and what are you reading right now, if i may ask? i am currently reading babble by r.f. crank. yeah, how are you liking that? i love it, but i went to oxford for a book, so very academic. yeah, great. well, i think we have some time for a question. the audience, we do have a microphone for folks, since this is being recorded. so who has a question for for elsa, uh, abo

our country cannot afford to sit in the courtroom all day long on national tv with the fbi and all oft. i feel bad for the man. he does not need to run. you have a good day. host: who think that somebody is? caller: i think ron desantis or nikki haley. host: would you like to tell us why either of those stand out in your mind? caller: i think ron desantis would stand up to disney is a good man. and stand up for our children. nikki haley would be good for vice president. he would be good for president. i like donald trump but his time is over because our country cannot sit in the courtroom all the time. our country does not need that. host: there is sarah in north carolina. when it comes to former president trump and current governor desantis, denise and nevada cites the dream team for her. from lee in winter haven, florida, saying nikki haley is wonderful. ron desantis is great but when it comes to former president trump ever again is what lee writes. this is timbo from arkansas who writes icy asa hutchinson, adding maybe we can get a handle on the fentanyl. second choice would be ron

i asked if there's a concern to be picked last on national tv. >> i prepare for the worst.t pick. hopefully i won't be. let's just hoop. i don't care. >> somebody have to be picked last. you are an all-star. have fun with it. >> sit here last. we'll see. >> i don't think it's awkward. i think you got picked last. no hard feelings. >> reporter: should be lots of fun. you can watch all the coverage starting at 6:00 eastern on tnt. lebron's pretty good in this format. 5-0 when drafting a team. we'll see if giannis can break that streak. >> i went to a school with a guy that looks like mac. >> to jump that high it is amazing to watch. >> springs in the shoes. >> andy, thank you so much. thank you for being with us this morning. >> "ininside politic sunday" wi abby phillip is next. make morornings smoother with downy wrinkle guardrd fabric softener. need to be at your best? you need an antiperspirant that goes beyond. introducing new dove men with 72h protection plus care for your skin. soou can forget about your underarms and focus on being unforgetble. new dove men forgettable

he is a big deal lawyer.d that's why it was big deal piece of tv, that's why it was national tv leading news in february of 2021 when it became known this man, mark pomerantz, had come out of retirement and been sworn in as a special assistant d.a. at the new york district attorney's office, specifically to work on that new york prosecutor's tr investigation of former ew president donald trump.io mark pomerantz's tenure in that office, that unusual tenure of his at the d.a.'s office specifically for the trump investigation, it lasted about a year, and by the end of that year, in february of 2022 he had been sworn in february '21, left in february '22. by the time he left, there had been no criminal charges brought against donald trump by that office. and mr. pomerantz once again made national headline news when he quit because he quit in loud protest of the fact that trump had not yet been charged. his resignation letter appeared in "the new york times." in it he said he and his investigative team determined there was no doubt that trump was guilty of numerous felony violations. he desc

starters, but i think went around and asked all all-stars any a little concerned being last pick on national tvopefully not. if i am, i don't care. >> somebody going to have to get picked last but end of the day still an all-star. you know, have a little fun with . >> last-second. we'll see. >> not awkward. just picked last. no hard feelings. >> reporter: draft will be fun. coverage starts on tnt beginning 6:00 eastern. last night weren't expecting a great dunk contest on paper, but ended up with an all-time performance, because of mack mcclung. first-ever g leaguer invited to participate in the dunk contest and what a show he put on. a youtube sensation since high school growing up in gate city, virginia. a town of just 2,000 people, and impressing everyone with his gravity-defying dunk. got three perfect scores. won the competition an an incredible spinning dunk had the whole arena going bunkers. i caught up with him afterwards asked how does it feel to be the 2023 slam dunk champion? >> it's really cool, man. i mean, i'll be able to tell my kids and brag about it one day. goal play in the nb

those cases that go over the national tv air waves, but we know that this is happening over and over ere's over a thousand killings over year by police across this nation. so it's not isolated. and we need to address it nationally. we have looked at putting in legislation and laws within individual states, but this is a national crisis that needs to be addressed if we are to stop this killing. we're tired of just hashtags. we're tired of just justice for this loved one, justice for that loved one. but we are asking or we are demanding that change be made at a national level if we're going to stop this heinous killings and egregious killings of our loved ones. >> i'm so glad both of you are here, because your perspective on this is like no one else's frankly. and i wonder what both of you made about how the city of memphis handled this. how officials handled -- whow te information came out, what they said later, what we heard from officials. gwen, i'll start with you. what did you think? >> you know, i just think that the the police department, the city, they did the right thing by, ex

you brought a few here i just want to show them on national tv if you don't mind. >> sure. [ laughtermy: what a great family. >> yeah. it's nice. >> jimmy: what a lovely family >> you know -- [ cheers and applause thanks i feel like everyone -- everyone looks great when they're blowing their nose [ laughter ] >> jimmy: everyone does. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i'm just so excited that you're here, and that you're here during a very important time it's perm week on "the tonight show." have you ever done a perm or thought about it >> i really -- i mean, in the '80s, it seemed like -- men were getting perms guys that hosted, like, afternoon talk shows had perms >> jimmy: of course. i remember >> like, gary collins would have a perm. >> jimmy: he did have one, yeah adam curry, i think, right >> yeah, sure, adam curry. >> jimmy: i found an old head shot of you. not permed just kind of cool, i would say >> this is my first head shot, i believe. >> jimmy: this feels '90s, right? >> it's '90s it's like -- >> jimmy: who do you look like here >> oh, my god. you know, listen - [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow

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before that national tv audience last night.eph curry sidelined for a third game in a row with that injured left leg, and jordan's pool, led the warriors in scoring with 29 points. head coach steve kerr says golden state came up short in its efforts to defeat that revamped laker team. we never really got a good offensive flow in the game. i thought our guys competed really hard, but we couldn't couldn't find you know that that spurt and that momentum where we could string together a good five or six minutes in the game, so just felt like we were kind of swimming upstream upstream for much of the game. last week. there he is, like our superstar lebron james became the nba's all time leading scorer and check out that girl next to him . that was the talk of the game yesterday. i mean, it was going on watching the chase center a sitting out and look at her face . she said she had asked for those tickets three months ago and then just couldn't believe her eyes. she thought lebron might break that record at that game. he did it, obvio

a prime minister, we just talk as, as spoke to one of the national tv outlets last night. and he said that the earthquake may create an opportunity to redefine the bilateral relations between athens and on kara. and between the relations between encore and european union, and due to due to some of the policies of the ruling party and the tension between greece and the relations with the ear was also tens. are certain things that i said sitting particularly the in and cra, thank you. let's move on to other news. now news, england, where at least at 9 people had known to have died after cycling. gabriel struck it's no time. please say more than 4000 people have lost contact since it hit 5 days ago. about 10000 people were forced to leave their homes in the countries was flooding disaster in decades among the dead or an infant. and a firefighter who was with a very heavy heart last night that we received the news that a little why fi, florida, craig stevens, who was rescued in the early as of tuesday from the midwife landslide, but no longer be with us. craig died in the hosp