dreams come true for pauly g.ll as boxes of pizza were delivered to the bronx bombers. i'm glad this turn out the way it did. what was it like having the ball finally get signed? >> it was a great experience not just for me but for my grandson. he got to meet his hero. the yankees are just wonderful about the whole thing. >> bill: how did your grandson do with that? amazing picture. >> he was kind of in shock, i think, that he was getting to actually meet aaron judge. but it was a great time. we got to go out on the field and brought us on the field before they brought us into the bowels of the stadium to have aaron judge sign the ball. it was just the experience that he will remember the rest of his life. >> dana: one of the reasons i'm afraid to go to a baseball game is afraid of getting hit in the head. that actually happened to you. you lived to tell the tale and tell it very well. did you and aaron judge talk about that at all when you saw him? >> i explained how it happened. i was looking for the ball so it

biden only drives whatever companies nancy and pauly have in their stock portfolios.u mean by that. we have to look at what pauly invested in gm and ford. we'll promote trace, who has a new nickname. i think it's dreamy trace. he has a show on at midnight, but only from the west coast. it's kind of like cheating. "tucker" is up next. i'm watters. this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." so the question of who blew up russia's energy pipelines to europe, not just a question in the news, it's a historical question, we've addressed it a couple address already, it's not a question anymore. on television, they're assuring you that obviously the russians did it, vladimir putin sabotaged his own pipeline with his nation at war, putin intentionally destroyed russia's mos

paulie is now investigating whether safety rules have been violated by local clubs and bars in the country, national mourning has been declared. eugene golovanov and vladimir vypritsky ntv ukrainian troops inflicted a massive blow to donetsk and the throat in ke in 2 hours they did not fire more than 20 shells from nato weapons into residential areas, according to local authorities, according to preliminary information. no one was hurt, and the night before they attacked the bridge across the dnieper in kherson , the national formations launched 12 missiles from american hummers towards the city, three of them fell near the bridge, the rest of the shells were shot down by the air defense system, according to the city authorities among civilians 50 russian soldiers who were in ukrainian captivity returned to their homeland , this was reported in our ministry of defense, the released were taken to moscow. there they will undergo rehabilitation treatment, all soldiers will be provided with psychological assistance. the soldiers said that the prisoners were shot down, tortured, and also forced

arthel: molly line on paulie's island, south carolina, thanks, molly. eric: the storm now heading north. let's go to meteorologist adam klotz tracking ian's path, fox extreme weather center. adam. adam: no longer tropical system but there's still moisture with it, wind with this system. we can even see a little bit of flooding now stretching from west virginia getting over towards the mid atlantic and that's going to be generally where we see the storm over the next couple of days. kind of the center of circulation is over virginia but the heaviest rain over west virginia, this is the future track. spin for a while. quite a bit of rain is going the fall before we get into sunday afternoon and all the way into monday as we get through the mid atlantic running out into sea eventually. so any rain that does fall and it's going to be a lot at times it's going to run down into the low-lying streams. that is where flooding is at its greatest risk for the system from this point forward. how much rape are we talking about, well, in the area i was just pointing

uplifting pauli murray, who is getting renewed attention. i think there is a great profile in the new yorker on within the last few years. that's probably with an eye if anyone's interested chris you know i always struggle for optimism in these types of talks that give something. yeah. one of the things though that i think becoming much more part of mainstream thought. that the criminal legal system is and needs reform and that's become know for different reasons. you know on the right it's of a financial matter. it doesn't make financial sense. and on the left, you know, i think you know, these the arguments are i'm going to assume that you do the mass incarceration is a bad thing. right. we have you know 2.3 million people in this country in various forms of incarceration at any given time. by far the greatest in the world. and yet we're not a particularly safe. so locking up all these people is not working. plainly, the one of the things that i was heartened before the actual result of the 2016 election was that hillary clinton was forced

belarus 5 start broadcast at 19:00 20, the former head coach of argentina and marseille jorge são pauli in the near future. lead the sevilla. negotiations between the club management and the coach lasted about a month the argentinean will be designed for two seasons on the eve of the reminder. the andalusians sacked the lopetegues. after the crushing defeat of borussia in the champions league one four. how to find humility and avoid all these sins, but the answers are the result of a person’s prayer, what do we know about the ancient and unique shrines of belarus, having found the icon of the mother of god, they brought this small sample here and already alexander solton, and realizing this great gift of god, seeing this icon decided to build a temple, where now it is located in the holy dormition joy monastery, what is the power of the cross of the lord and the skin sign, who treats himself as a christian, we measure to give the right light about the life-giving power of the roof? what is the media image of the priest? now more and more priests are entering the format of the media spac

i'm wendy paulie angela darling, and you and i'm peter pan peter pan it's me excuse me, but i would saych means not very. how can i explain to you, probably, there are no names shorter than yours. and how can i be? it's not scary at all. believe me. i would even say the opposite. and peter and pan on the postal envelope is easy to fit and we can make out any and the address probably sounds nice. my address is to the right, the second turn, and then everything is straight. tomorrow there will be a porter at the cast-iron gate, and you have bad luck with your address. what a very easy way to get lost letter letter, yes, after all, i don’t receive letters and i think there’s no need to write them. oh, peter, you’re still terrible straight. no, the letters are stupid, no no, you're wrong. ask your mom i live without my mom. so, that's why weep bitterly? you, firstly, not therefore, secondly, because i could not stick my shadow in any way. and thirdly, i never cry at all oops. rate sticky. what a horror i will sew for you. i'm afraid it will hurt a little. don't be afraid, don't i will pay.

one of the hardest-hit spots is pauly's island, inundated with ocean water there in that area. there were high water rescues, the midway fire department pulling out high water rescue vehicles. will? >> will: momomolly lyon, thank u so much. brian, where is the storm now and where is it going? >> will, the storm is located in north carolina now. take a look at it there. and i'm going to do a little meteorology with you here. you can see this line right here. the storm is called post-tropical where top winds at 60 miles an hour, mostly over the ocean. it's called post-tropical because it's more like an inland nor'easter right now, morphed itself. that line i was showing you, that's the line -- didn't draw that well, did i? that line is between the cold air to the north and the tropical air to the south. when cold air and tropical air meet we end up with a lot of rain. we still have the winds. look at the rain. again, it's north of that line. that's where that tropical moisture is running up over that colder air. this is going to be very heavy rain in some spots. they have flood a

we have to look at what pauly invested in gm and ford. we'll promote trace, who has a new nickname. i think it's dreamy trace. he has a show on at midnight, but only from the west coast. it's kind of like cheating. "tucker" is up next. i'm watters. this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." so the question of who blew up russia's energy pipelines to europe, not just a question in the news, it's a historical question, we've addressed it a couple address already, it's not a question anymore. on television, they're assuring you that obviously the russians did it, vladimir putin sabotaged his own pipeline with his nation at war, putin intentionally destroyed russia's most vital natural asset. why, you ask yourself, would putin do that? well, because -- because -- well, no one has explained why putin would do that. bad people do bad things. that's the idea. former cia director john brennan showed up on cnn the other day to add his version of the story, and it was clear right away that this was no ordinary cable news segment. brennan was instead co

a place where paulie p. can drunk drive his car into anything and he has diplomatic immunity.th rapper kanye west to take life, business, and even politics. now, kanye may have always been a fan favorite with millions of fans worldwide but tonight he tells tucker how that all changed after he was bullied for supporting trump. >> it drove me crazy to not be able to say that i liked trump. it drove think about it it's me. imagine me not being able to say what i wanted. what was the point of being famous? what was the point of having, you know, millions of people love your music? what was the point of having a voice if you can't even use your own voice and connect it to your own opinion? >> jesse: you can catch more of kanye tonight at 8:00 on tucker. and, football is back. and so is the state of florida. governor ron desantis is next. some days, it felt like asthma was holding me back. but asthma has taken enough. so i go triple... with trelegy. with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler,... it's the only once-daily treatment for adults that takes triple action against asthma symptoms. trele

we got paulie p.'s dash cam video. got joe biden to call desantis ahead of the hurricane.off social media and go back to work. well, tonight, we are putting another feather in the old "primetime" cap. this time in the state of wisconsin. so last night we tore into waukesha christmas parade killer darrell brooks for his ridiculous behavior during this murder trial. he has taken off his clothes and changed his name and fighting withens withs, lawyers, even the judge. we said someone has to put a stop to it. and do you know what? someone did. judge jennifer darr row must have been watching the show last night. because she tossed brooks out of court this morning after another outburst. watch. >> yes. >> just one? >> two. >> mr. brooks, you are advised to stop with the commentary. >> no i'm going to say what i want to say. >> you called this witness. i'm going to take a break right now and excuse the jury and this witness. >> all rise. >> what she is doing is judicial misconduct. it's judicial misconduct. >> mr. brooks, please stop. >> there ain't no please nothing. >> you are

pauli battlefield at least, ukraine feels that it has momentum.net traffic, according to the president of the technology giant, microsoft. brad smith says there's been an increase in russian cyber espionage as well, though defences have held up well against it. he's been speaking to our security correspondent, gordon corera. as russia invaded ukraine, the expectation was that destructive cyber attacks would accompany the military campaign, aiming to cripple the country. they did not materialise, but that was not for a lack of trying. materialise, but that was not for a lack of trying-— materialise, but that was not for a | lack of trying._ that's lack of trying. how are you? that's accordin: lack of trying. how are you? that's according to _ lack of trying. how are you? that's according to the _ lack of trying. how are you? that's according to the president - lack of trying. how are you? that's according to the president of- according to the president of microsoft, who spoke to the bbc about what the company has been seeing. 50 about what the comp

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unable to reach their homes after roads flooded over now, despite the damage, some locals here tell me pauly's island and myrtle beach. some downed power lines, and flooded streets. charleston, another low-lying area affected by this storm, they're downtown seeing flooding as well. we're told there are nearly 200,000 households without power in the state, but officials say they expect it to be restored quickly. the people here say they are ready to clean up and move on. and the mayor of charleston said today, as soon as the storm passes here, he's sending his rescue teams to help those in fort myers he says his community is praying for southwest florida. >> all in this one together. that seven-foot storm surge a surprise to one and all. adam is the senior meteorologist. adam, that storm surge, wow, just relentless, this ian. >> yeah. it's because those winds were able to strengthen back up as the center of circulation was over the atlantic waters now that it's inland, we are going to see this storm meet its demise thankfully. still very large the widespread rain all the way up to the jersey sh

including bringing in a black co-director, jeffrey page, to work alongside the original director, diane paulisrican. two weeks after opening to what "the times" says is mixed reviews and soft sales, one of the show's ignited controversy. a filipino american who plays edward rutledge was quoted in an interview saying during the rehearsal process, quote, there was harm done and labeled some of the staging decisions as cringy. in her big second act song, "molasses to rum" her character calls out the hypocrisy of northern delegates who criticized slavery while their states profited from it. the staging includes an i'vecation of a slave auction. she expressed concerns about the staging of that scene in an interview called sara porkolobe has some notes. when considering the slave auction, the co-directors had sought consent from the black actors but not the rest of the cast, including the nonblack people of color. for the nonblack poc folks, we were assimilated into whiteness with no consideration of how our personal identity intersected with this song or this history. so the directors by using race

. >> i'm going to have to say either lucali or f&f or difara's or maybe paulie gee's or l&b. [ cheerst. >> all great. >> thanks, man. >> jimmy: yeah, no problem. >> jimmy, what are you talking about? what are you talking about? [ applause ] >> jimmy: jon. >> i was on my vape break, i overheard some new york pizza misinformation. the answer is, ben -- john's on bleeker for the best pie. [ cheers and applause ] john's on bleeker, that's what i'm talking about. >> spoken like someone who doesn't have the balls to cross the willie b out to brooklyn. >> what this doesn't have the balls? doesn't have the balls? benjamin, i take a cold plunge in the hudson every morning. don't tell me about balls. >> wow. >> i got balls. >> yeah, jon, real brave to swim in the hudson now that they've cleaned it. [ laughter ] i was splashing around in that thing in the '70s. my first set of water wings was two dirty diapers. [ laughter ] >> i lost my virginity in a hotdog cart on the "e" train, don't tell me about new york! [ laughter ] >> that sounds awful. >> hot dog water is surprisingly sensual, to be hon