. _ effect. 0k, thank you very much, paul adams, our _ effect. 0k, thank you very much, paul adams, ourrture and kidnap in the ukrainian region of kherson which has been occupied by russian troops since the invasion began. the un and human rights watch have said they're investigating accusations of human rights abuses and have gathered similar testimonies. our correspondent caroline davies sent this report from ukraine. a warning some viewers may find it disturbing from the start. olexander�*s bruises are fading, but the memory of what happened to him in kherson have not. this, he says, is the result of torture at the hands of the russian authorities. he explains how he was hung by his wrists and put in the stress position. olexander was a conscript in the ukrainian army but is now a businessman who lived in a village in the kherson oblast. translation: they put the bag on my head. - the beating began. the russians began to threaten that i would not have kidneys. i did not take off my watch. they started smashing it, trampling my feet. when i was severely beaten on the side, i lost cons

paul revere, john adams, the regimen, the all black volunteer soldiers as depibcted in the movie "glory." the cluster of historic sites rival that of any american city. >> what is a wicked pisser? >> that's when something is awesome. >> reporter: he was raised in the boston area and says he doesn't even hear it. >> i say as time has gone on, it's definitely changed. it's not like -- boston is not like -- that thick accent isn't as prevalent as it used to be. >> reporter: really, because i hear it. it's prevalent to me. >> but when i travel, a i get ay from boston. >> reporter: boston has something l.a. does not. 17 championships. >> you have to compete. the warriors -- i know you're from california, but the celtics all the way, you know. >> reporter: in boston, kiet do. >>> plus the clipper cards are now in short supply due to supply chain issues. in fact, bay area transit agencies are urging riders to ditch the cards and pay with their phones. transit officials are waiving the $3 new card fee for customers who put clipper on their phones. the cards are made of a specific type of plasti

paul revere, george washington, samuel adams, the site of the boston massacre. the all black soldiers depicted in "glory." the freedom trail. what is a wicked pissa? >> that's when something is awesome. >> reporter: he doesn't even hear the accent. >> we drop the r. i'd say as time's gone on. it's definitely changed. boston's not really like, no one really has that thick accent isn't as prevalent as it used it be, you know. >> reporter: really? because i hear it. >> yeah, i don't hear it. when i travel i get oh, you're from boston. >> reporter: there is one thing that boston doesn't have. 17 championships. >> seven, seven. you got to compete, you know. but the warriors are going, i know you're from california, i know, i'm sorry, but celtics all the way, you know? >> kit and charlie walter will be bringing us reports from boston all week following the warriors and seeking out dubs fans who made that trip. we will hear from charlie ahead in sports. >> let him finish eating lobstah. >>> the u.s. will soon have a fourth covid vaccine. why it may win over some people

the other thing is the sheer concentration of american history, paul revere, george washington, samuel adams, the site of the boston massacre, the 54th massachusetts infantry regiment, the all-black volunteer soldiers depicted in the movie "glory." pound for pound, the cluster of historical sites rivals that of any city. what is a wicked pissahp >> when something is awesome. >> reporter: patrick reardon was born in boston and doesn't hear it. >> we drop the "r" as time's gone on it's changed. it's not like boston's not really like, no one really has that thick ac september, it isn't as prevalent as it used to be. >> reporter: really, because i hear it. it's pretty thick to me. >> i don't hear it. i travel, i get "oh you're from boston." one thing has the bay area does not, 17 nba championships. >> celtics all the way, game seven. >> reporter: celtics in seven? >> seven, you got to compete, you know, but the warriors are going to -- i know you from california, i'm sorry, but celtics all the way, you know? >> reporter: in boston, kit do, kpix 5. >> kit and charlie, walter will be bringing us r

paul revere, george washington, samuel adams, the site of the boston massacre, the 54th massachusetts infantry regiment, the all black volunteer soldiers depicted in the movie "glory." pound for pound, boston's cluster of historical sights along the three-mile-long freedom trail rivals that of any american city. >> we're part of the heritage. we were there in the very beginning. the history is wonderful. >> what is a wicked pisser? >> when something is awesome, wicked pisser. >> ah, yes, the accent. patrick was born and raised in the boston area and doesn't even hear it. >> we drop the r. i'd say as time's gone on, it's definitely changed. it's not like boston's not really like -- no one really has that thick accent isn't as perspective len as it used to be. >> i hear it. it's pretty thick to me. >> but i don't hear it. when i travel, i still get the oh, you're from boston. >> reporter: finally there is one thing that boston has that the bay area does not, 17 nba championships. >> celtics all the way. game seven. i don't know, seven. you got to compete, you know. but the warriors, i k

paul revere, george washington, samuel adams, the site of the boston massacre, the 54th massachusetts infantry regiment, the all black volunteer soldiers depicted in the movie "glory." pound for pound, boston's cluster of historical sites along the three-mile freedom trail rivals that of any city. >> what is a wicked pisser. >> when something's awesome. >> reporter: ah, yes, the accent. patrick reardon was born and raised in the boston area and says he doesn't even hear it. >> we dropped the r. i'd say as time's gone on, it's definitely changed. it's not like boston's not really like -- no one really has that thick accent isn't as prevalent as it used to be. >> i hear it. it's pretty thick to me. >> you hear it. but i don't hear it. when i travel i still get the oh, you're from boston. >> reporter: finally, there is one thing boston has that the bay area does not, 17 nba championships. >> celtics rule the way game seven. >> celtics in seven. >> tevin. tevin. you got to compete, you know. but the warriors -- i know, you're from california. i'm sorry. but celtics are all the way, you kn

. >> according to the fbi, the man sabian hosking new as paul phillips is actually tyler adams.year-old is currently wanted in connection with the disappearance of raquel. the fbi says a body believed to be hers was found in her car in mexico. the couple also have a 7 month-old baby who is now in protective custody. >> this is going to be devastating for her. it's just really sad that she no longer has the mother. >> the fbi says adams was detained in mexico last wednesday for questioning, but then he re-enter the united states the following day and hasn't been seen since. >> hoping against hope that he would. do the right thing. that won't happen. i don't blink. >> even though sabian haas, king's granddaughter is alive and safe. she regrets not being able to convince her own daughter to live with her. i was sure to stand. >> you know, she may have not crossed paths with the sky. that was jeanne, when reporting for u.s.. authorities say that the suspect, tyler adams >> has used over a dozen stolen identities and had been considered a u.s. fugitive since escaping a hawaii jail ba

. >> according to the fbi, the man sabian hosking new as paul phillips is actually tyler adams.year-old is currently wanted in connection with the disappearance of raquel. the fbi says a body believed to be hers was found in her car in mexico. the couple also have a 7 month-old baby who is now in protective custody. >> this is going to be devastating for her. it's just really sad that she no longer has the mother. >> the fbi says adams was detained in mexico last wednesday for questioning, but then he re-enter the united states the following day and hasn't been seen since. >> hoping against hope that he would. do the right thing. that won't happen. i don't blink. >> even though sabian haas, king's granddaughter is alive and safe. she regrets not being able to convince her own daughter to live with her. i was she staying. >> you know, she may have not crossed paths with the sky. >> that was jeanne, when reporting for us. and authorities say the suspect, tyler adams had used over a dozen stolen identities and had been considered a u.s. fugitive since escaping a hawaii jail back in

adams. he's the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity and in brussels. we have piri manual tom and he is a lecture at leo university high gentleman cossack rules and effect. that means you can jump any time you want, and i would appreciate i'm calling this program, walk back and you'll know why after a dis, quote, i'm going to go to daniel 1st. this is anthony blink in the u. s. secretary of state, the people in government of ukraine led by president zalinski, must decide on their own the issue of pos, that the possibility of territorial concessions. my, my dana, what a change. change in tone and tenor and direction your thoughts. while they're saying the quiet part out loud, i mean, it's hard to imagine either they're stupid or even maybe a little bit of both. but it's hard to imagine they didn't understand this back then at the beginning, you know, in february 24th. if the us intelligence community weren't able to inform our diplomats that this was going to happen this way, then we're spending $20.00 to $30000000000.00 a year on intelligence in vain. a

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paul ryan. now, you have adam schiff so comfortable with the late-night show host, he's helping him do issued inndidates. not only do they feel comfortable in their seats, they feel comfortable giving them access to things that will push their cause forward. i think it is a pretty scary time. here is jim jordan. >> the real take away is, i thought terry knew a six was supposed to be the most importat investigation, the most solemn s committee in the history of the republic. if that's the case, then why are they working with some comedy crew, letting them into videotape whatever they were going to videotape and letting them in the capitol complex and legally? so i think that's a question. this whole double standard in the idea that they get to have it both ways drives me crazy, you crazy, i think all the folks who are watching drives them crazy as well. >> brian: yeah, anything but funny. we will find out the details. stephen colbert were predictably kind of just suck it up. i'm here in mclean's restaurant in beautiful richmond, virginia, where they are wrestling with the myriad of issues. let's

paul: dan the question i guess our democrats in particular progressives getting the political message that is being sent question rick jason described in your grace. mayor eric adamsting in new york is now 29% in one pole. you know there are several weight shootings and random stabbings in the street in crime is still going up. it suggests that as much as adams may be trying he is running into obstacles as that's what is happening? >> he is running into obstacles. and to the question will progressives get the message? the short answer is no. they will never get the message and that is the reality. look, the messages being sent in these cities for the last two years. it was the crime in the street. san francisco's people taken their way through hypothermic needles and other waste on the sidewalks. close doors smash and grab robberies. but chesa boudin never adjusted none of the progressive prosecutors had the justice they simply won't. i think the message the voters are sending especially in los angeles result is the only way out, the only deliverance is to vote for someone else. rick caruso was a billionaire realtor developer and change registration from republica

regressive socialist policy, you can't if it is regressive and got to back the paul lease and not defund the police and mayor adams, we back the blue and they will do what they have to do, crime will stop in a week. whichever party does that will win. neil: i was talking to security issues, nothing makes a conservative out of a liberal like -- obviously being facetious but that was going on in the san francisco vote, what could imperil gascon's career, new york's da can't be voted out but the governor could fire the guy, that is unlikely but do you sense that there is a shift here? safely blue states are not safe anymore. >> exactly right. you know me. we've known each other for so many years. i am a former. dog democrat. most of my life always democrats but i see what is happening. in new york, they are not embracing this. my mantra all my life, we have a mutual friend, raymond james. you want to keep folks in the city safe and when you go to the city want to be safe. will turn around and people will start voting for the republican candidates for the first time because of that but don't forget the gas price thing

as i keep coming back to this he was adamant that he was going to have his way or the highway. >> paul, i have two more quick comments about the appointees. i want to flag felix frankfurter he was of course brilliant and his career i think most closely to the judicial restraint model that actually the court packing model is about, that our country should be made by our elective representatives it is the supreme court's job to get out of the way of a national government. and state government have ample powers in our system. so frankfurter it's sort of a through line. also just a charming in fascinating character. the other person that i think we all forget is that roosevelt elevated harlan felix stone to be a republican a coolidge appointee to the court, in the 1920s. roosevelt did that in the summer of 1941 as a sort of bipartisan non political move. that is a lost art. that was a great thing for the president to do. >> he was a member of the liberal minority, wasn't he? >> that's correct, he was not one of the four horsemen. >> interestingly, frankfurter actually opposed the court pac

but as i keep coming back to this, he was adamant that he was going to have it his way or the highway. >> paul, i have two more quick comments about the appointees. i want to flag felix frankfurter because he was, of course, brilliant -- >> my personal favorite. >> -- and sort of in his career stood, i think, most closely to the judicial restraint model that actually the court-packing proposal is about. our policies in our country should, by and large, be made by our elected representatives, and it's the supreme court's job to get out of the way of a government, the national government and also state government had ample powers this our system. and so frankfurter is the kind of through line and also just a charming ask fascinating character. -- and fascinating character. the other person that i think we all forget is that roosevelt elevated harlan stone to be chief justice. he was already a justice, he was a coolidge appointee in the 1920s, and roosevelt did that in the summer of 1941 as a sort of bipartisan, nonpolitical move. and that's a lost art. that was a great thing that the president -

speaker nancy pelosi's husband paul pelosi after he was arrested after a suspicion of driving under the influence over the memorial day weekend. here with us now as adam. $9 and how much per gallon out there? how much are you playing at your local station? >> over $7 per gallon. i've actually spoken to a lot of folks living in southern california who say that they can't even fill up their tank anymore. it's not because they can't afford it, it's because the gas pump cuts them off at $100. they get the $100, they are a tank is in full yet, and the gas cuts them. >> sean: we might be old enough and we shouldn't admit this, but we probably are. i remember the gas lines when i was a kid. i remember the odd days in the even days. i was thankful that my father was friends with the owner of a gas station. he happened to take very good care of my father at the time. that said, they even had limits on how much you could buy at that point. do you think we're headed there? >> i don't know, but it was funny when you think about biden. he gives all the homespun story. when he was sitting around the kitchen table with his daddy, gas was $0.27 per gallon. do you thi

paul pelosi, good job. watch this video from new york city the cops used a moguls or to destroy 92 illegal dirt bikes. check out mr. big stick here. mayor eric adamsmaking good on his promise to wind the streets of loud and dangerous dirt bikes. sadly, they are still full of loud and dangerous dirt bikes. can't rid of them mentally bulldoze new jersey. the most pressing thing in new york since rangers lost the eastern conference finals. also the most brutal field since this one -- [laughter] i'm okay, i like to get these dirt bikes worth between two to $10000 depending on how full the gas tank is. the most expensive packet -- [laughter] that looks like -- topic number three. vice president kamala harris visited american university yesterday to celebrate women's sports. did i say celebrate? i met down the great. here is the vce entering the gym with a smile that could light up an insane asylum things to return when she decided to try her hand at basketball a huge risk for kamala, her only count on the court is keeping innocent men in jail. she begins with this lobbyist dribbling i've seen since president biden tried to say the word oligarchy while

adam, i'm a little worried, something happened here. you got a black eye. >> god, i wish it was -- i've been telling people that i fought jake paul [ laughterhey tuck you into bed, and they tuck it under the thing like that, and you make the decision before you get into bed, you go, "do i want to struggle pulling that? let me just get in there." and i didn't pull. and so i got in there, and then like four in the morning, i was going, "why did i? and then my stupid phone was here, and i was kicking the thing, and it flew in the air and hit me in the face [ laughter ] >> seth: don't let anybody tell you that's an embarrassing story, i think that's a great way to get a black eye fortunately, that happened -- i guess that happened after this so at least you did not have a -- >> yes >> seth: so you gave the commencement at your alma mater. >> yes, nyu, yes, yes. that was a great day [ cheers and applause >> seth: this is stressful, though, right? >> oh, my god, once i said that i'm doing that, i was so terrified to do the speech because it meant a lot to me, and i wanted everybody to be happy and i knew everybody's families were there and anyway

scare element and rachel was also adamant that he should testify before the house on american activity committee and many years later jackie regretted what he said about paul robeson. he said paul robeson gave up a career. in fact, robson was the highest earning black artist in 1947 earning over a hundred thousand a year due to the blacklist. he went down to 3,000 a year and lost his passport. so jackie played the game of being auntie robson the amsterdam news defended robson. but the white press made jackie the hero of that encounter. which i described in detail on my book on paul robeson and i feel that jackie understood that he had aired for one going it in public and attacking a fellow black activist and at the end of his life in that autobiography the he says if i had known then what i know now, i would never attack paul robeson because i realized now. i'm a black man and a white world and i never had it made. yeah, so true. no say it was such a yeah, i think what he said at the time. he said that at the time i did not realize it was destructiveness of america and if given the invitation now, i'll try i just saw that as such a that's a for a guy who d

adam hadwin, top of the leaderboard at the u.s. open after should thing a 4 under par in the opening round. and he wasn't supposed to be playing. an alternate called up after paul.s. open is incredible, amazing, something that nobody can ever take away from me at this point. but, you know, i got bigger things on my mind. a lot of golf left. i've been around the block a few times. and, you know, i've missed cuts from this position before. so that is why i say like i said, i've done a really good job of just one shot at a time. i've been playing some really good golf and i just need to match those two and see what happens. >> hadwin is looking at a logjam behind him, tour four time major champ rory mcilroy among 12 within two shots of him. and phil mickelson, amid the liv controversy, he shot 8 over par. and four putting from 10 feet out on the 6th. he tied for 144th place behind 11 of the 13 amateurs in the field. >>> and the biggest soccer tournament in history has a future home. 16 of them. fifa announcing the host cities for the 2026 world cup. 11 in the u.s. and fanses in kansas city is pumped to see their hometown getting picked as one of the few. and check

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