jace peterson in the fifth. goes fishing and sends it to the wall. and peterson brings in a run. ties up the game at 4-3. good start for peterson in the green. and the goal. he was formerly a milwaukee brewer. same inning. as prospect lawrence butler had the bases loaded. rose all the way to the wall to score the trio. they defeat arizona, 12-7. >>> selection sunday is two weeks from tomorrow. but there was madness in the air today. buzzer beaters all around. and a chance for the saint mary's galwithe west coast conference outright. a block dedicated solely to college hoops. in las vegas, the most popular food is broccoli. yeah, that's the only food. they have broccoli smoothies, and broccoli pancakes, and broccoli ice cream, and broccoli hotdogs, and of course, they have raw unseasoned broccoli..... with stems. -daddy, i don't want to go to las vegas with you and mommy tomorrow. oh, are you sure? are you sure you don't want to go, it will be so much fun! get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. >>> spokane was the sight. defeat

wolfgang peterson and many other famous directors.filmed. some of the studios have been turned into entertainment centers dedicated to the most popular films shot here. in them , visitors can find themselves in the scenery where their favorite actors played and try themselves. in the same scenes, one of the old scenery. this is where it gets particularly interesting. for all the spectators without exception outside, it is covered with a tarpaulin and it is not easy to say that it is under it, it turns out that inside is a real submarine of the second world war, it was assembled from several parts specifically for filming. for a feature film, this scenery is one of our highlights. we ask visitors what they liked the most and every year more than half of them answer that the most interesting was the submarine, it is real. pass to imagine how you felt like submariners in its narrow space since the late seventies of the xx century. it was used for the filming of a film that caused many scandals , the budget of which significantly exceeded

let's ask cower the of jordan peterson and podcast host mikhaila peterson.or being here. let's start with that question, why are less men participating in the work force than just a few years ago? >> i think there's a number of reasons. i think the increase in mental illness plays a role. so 50% of people will be diagnosed with a mental illness at some point in their lifetime, and that's got to contribute to men cropping out of the work -- dropping out of the work force. but the other things that could possibly contribute would be the media's portrayal of men for the last 20 the years. they show men as these bumbling fools, and that's got to be hard on men's confidence generationally. and i think one thing that people don't talk about at all is the birth control pill. and i think that's majorly impacting relationships between men and women negatively. so women -- and this has been shown to be true -- women choose more feminine men when they're on the pill. and for some reason, people aren't talking about that. that's crazy. that could impact people generatio

annette peterson, thank you so much. our hearts are with you. love is with you and your dear malia grace in heaven. thank you for joining us this morning. we have our ice cream at the anchor desk. as soon as we cut to commercial, we are going to chow down. >> cheers. >> sending you a big hug through the screen, to you and to all the other families that are going through this time. >> thank you, annette peterson, so much for joining us this morning. >>> time to check in with cinthia for our microclimate forecast. i hope it's quick and easy so we can get to eating our ice cream. >> some people like eating ice cream when it is cold, and it is cold right now. just take them out and enjoy with us. even as the day goes on, it'll be a beautiful day to enjoy some ice cream, to really enjoy what the bay area has to offer. surround yourself with all the beautiful people in your life. live look over the bay bridge. it is a gorgeous morning, although it is cold. please wear those jackets and bundle up with the heat in the car. we can see on satellite and ra

, michael peterson , they writer, michael peterson, they made a film out of this called staircase.h, yes series. yes. now, one of the major theories how she died was that owl how she died was that an owl attacked her in the garden. it's actually most plausible actually the most plausible theory because do sometimes just identify someone and go for that as a mouse . they should as a mouse. they should have turned few heads. personally, turned a few heads. personally, i can give two hoots. but yeah, this their biggest will a five foot wingspan. they are they're really, really powerful and again they attack at night some people don't see them they don't they're not aware. oftentimes they're not aware. oftentimes they're also they they're they're drunk. also they they're attracted to smell like most animals. so this woman you're speaking about was wearing some sort of cologne or scent. then it was her fault. yeah. okay. but a victim blaming. their little bit section with the most thatis little bit section with the most that is the front is dealt with. but after the break, chinese weath

, michael peterson , they writer, michael peterson, they made a film out of this called staircase.h, yes series. yes. now, one of the major theories how died was that owl how she died was that an owl attacked her in the garden. it's actually the most plausible theory do sometimes just theory because do sometimes just identify someone and go for that as a mouse . they should as a mouse. they should have turned few heads. personally, turned a few heads. personally, i can give two hoots. but yeah, this their biggest will a five foot wingspan. they are they're really, really powerful and again they attack at night some people don't see them they don't they're not aware . oftentimes they're not aware. oftentimes they're not aware. oftentimes they're also they they're they're drunk. also they they're attracted to smell like most animals. so this woman you're speaking about was wearing some sort of cologne or scent. then it was her fault. yeah. okay. but a victim blaming. their little bit section with the most that the front is dealt with. that is the front is dealt with. but after the br

petersburg -- dana peterson, thank you. friday >> thanks, brian >> i know the difference with the office job and corporate job. help wanted signs everywhere on the labor side bizarre job market right now. >>> coming up, the morning rbi and maybe some eh concerning signs around renewablerenewables why they are really far from transforming in new england. >>> as we head to break, some top trending stories amazon, ikea and chobani sending aid to victims in turkey and syria. amazon will donate $500,000 to groups including save the children and unicef microsoft's bing app rocketing to the top of the app store one day after microsoft announced integration of the chatgpt into the browser. bing now ranked as the tenth most downloaded app. thank you, ai. >>> get this, chick-fil-a with the newest sandwich is going on full on cauliflower. testing the first plant-based item in denver on monday chick f-fil-a has been working n the plant-based sandwich for four years we're back right after this. rail vision is at the forefront of an evol

has been bombarding the eastern front in what appears to be the early stages of a new offensive. peterson, i'm being shot the lady. the death toll from the earthquakes in syria and turkey has surpassed 40000. the focus of the united nations operations has shifted to caring for the millions of people, made homeless in syria. more aid is only now just getting through help is finally on its way within hours of the you and negotiating a deal with the government and damascus to a pin t border crossings between turkey and northwest and syria. this international aid convoy is heading straight on through the earthquake devastated parts of the opposition held region in syria, and also damage the road to the only border crossing that had been approved for un, a deliveries 8 workers can now deliver more shell to materials, blankets, and medical supplies, i am now you re on the article in senior order. we just log in to fax. we, reproductive magazine as license. transaction parking, now we're not, we're cd and they will deliberately slice $170.00 receiving. the un is also launching a 397000000 dollar

newcomer jace peterson. sends it on a ride to the wall. the veteran second baseman peterson brings in a run. ties the game up at four. nice start to his as career after being a milwaukee brewer in recent years. that's as prospect lawrence butler with the bases loaded. and it will clear the bags. all the way to the wall to score the trio. oakland brings home six runs in the fifth inning. and defeats arizona 12-7. >>> these new baseball rules specifically pitch clock could cause mayhem. case in point, the braves had them loaded in the 9th against the red sox. a full count. cal conley didn't get back in the batter's box by eight seconds on the pitch clock. but new rules that's an automatic strike. and the inning is over. and because it was the ninth inning in spring training, the game ends in a tie! imagine that scenario happening in october. not good. they will get used to it. >>> a big night for nhl in the bay. it is patrick marlowe night at the shark tank. going on right now. marlowe is having his number 12 jersey retired. >>> the warriors

drew peterson picks it up, gets it over to boogie ellis. drains the 3 6 of 10 from beyond the arc for him tonight. 33 points on the night usc up 11 at the break. and then peterson, again, the drive to the key crazy out of control. it's in lane. thanks he's about the shot is good. >> he finishes tonight with 21 points as usc drop sanford, 85 to 75. now let's go to salt lake city where they are hosting the nba all-star game saturday night is all about the fun of it is to give the nba fans and players a number of entertaining composition to watch and participate one of those advances. the 3 point contest with no splash brothers in sight, of course. but putin for the key from oakland, jamie and miller. 3 point contest. but he what he'll hit. 25 with damien letter. he was on dame time. he finished those last 4 shot, including the moneyball. >> and of course it to the floor of 26. and he wins the title. you saw the reaction there. leather. time. he's been in this contest first time he actually came out on top. so congratulations to him. but then

this is always a complexly composed organism yuliya snegir as maria peterson, the second wife of chaliapin was torn between a woman and cities in st. petersburg in moscow, the first wife of the italian ballerina and alanagi was waiting. i love you. the way you are. i love it very much, the fireworks of passions, the whirlpool of events, the fate of chaliapin, and there is an exciting scenario in february 1918. he answered the reporter of one of the newspapers, everything will work out to believe, only i need to live in russia, i believe polina ermolaeva viktor kazakov or dubrovsky and arina bogoroditskaya have been together for a week. good luck and see you next sunday. many people have questions. and now i heard only our program , they still envy us. good evening, this week on february 9, the patriotic civil aviation celebrated its centennial anniversary. vladimir putin held a meeting with representatives of the aviation industry, heads of enterprises, pilots and guides. she gave a gala evening in the kremlin to the best workers air transport state award. despite the unprecedented sanctio

. >> drew peterson picks it up, gets it over to boogie ellis who throws it down with the 3. but the 6 of 10 from beyond the arc. 33 points of the night ufc up a live at the break. then peterson with the drive through the key crazy body control through the lane banks it in it's good. he finishes with 21 on the night usc drop stamford. 85 to 75. now. salt lake city is hosting this year's nba all-star game saturday night. of course, is the night where all the fun of it is safe place frazee a fans and the players and a number of entertaining competitions for the fans to watch. now, one of the events is the 3 point contest and with those plays, but his insight we were pulling from the other kid that was right here from oakland, damian lillard. final round of the 3 point contest here. but he had healed. a score of 25, but it was damian litter. they didn't know that they were on daytime. damian hit the last 4 shot, including the money shot. you see their reaction there from heal. damian lillard. 3rd time in the contest. first time as winning the title. now, let's talk about the big

just stop you for a second to let people know you're talking about the 2003 michael peterson case.ot of folks might know it. it was the focus of the documentary series, the staircase. that's what you wanted them to see. it was kind of a narrow back staircase? >> exactly. i wanted them to be able to see that it would have been very difficult. probably impossible, for the events to have unfolded is way the prosecution expert claimed. in another case, i wanted them to see how close a road was to a door so they could get a sense of how it was that the victim ended up in the road after being pushed out of a door. so it's always a matter of space and dimensions. >> so based on what you know, and i don't know how closely you've been able to follow this case, what do you think is the best case scenario for the defense? what might the jury see when they get to the estate? >> well, you know, i think it really depends on the layout of the feed room and to the extend of the feed room and the positions of the two victims are inconsistent with there being a single shooter or inconsistent with an

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its drew peterson same thing through the key. fouled in good peterson led usc with 30 points. fox just doesn't get it. and you know, we're not sure how he still the coach account. the trojans, those score a season-high in the 97 60 beat down to the ice starts. fans las vegas and would love a win against the golden knights in sin city. no scoring from either side until the second are covered. last pitch with the shot on goal rebounds and front. and alex barton off there for the put back ul one. nothing. sharks. >> the knights tied in the 3rd. it looked team with 16.6 seconds left. >> william carrier knocks in the wrist or to give the knights the lead and the win. las vegas takes down the rival sharks 2 to one. spring training has officially right for the giants. as pitchers and catchers were back on the field in scottsdale, arizona. today, the giants staff well, they lost carlos road onto the yankees but picked up bay area favorite schoeman. i up also ross stripling. when you add in anthony desclafani who missed last season with an injury and top prospect, kyle harrison, there

peterson ties it up at 4:00. lawrence butler had the bases loaded. steps up on the left side. and butler will clear the bases. rolls all the way to the wall to score the trio. oakland brings in six runs in the fifth inning. they defeat arizona, 12-7. >>> the new rules proving they could cause mayhem. the braves had them loaded in the ninth inning against the red sox. a full count, and oh no. cal connley didn't get in the batter's box. with the new rules, that's an automatic strike. you're out. the inning is over. and because it was the ninth inning, the game ends in a tie. imagine that scenario happening in october. yikes. >>> big night for nhl in the bay. it is patrick marlowe night. hi will have his number 12 jersey retired and i'll have the recap of that game on the late show. >>> the warriors picked up a much needed win over the rockets last night. and klay thompson, 42 points. 12 threes on the second night of a back to back. usually doesn't even play on the back to back in the second night. he hits 12 triples in a game twice in one season. here is klay on how he is workin

it's drew peterson. >> same thing through the key fouled and good peterson led usc with 30 points. fox. well, he just doesn't get it. and we don't get how he is. still. the coach kept. the trojans scoring a season-high and that 97 60 feet down. meanwhile, every game has been a battle for saint mary's. you think can a couple of weeks ago tonight in san diego, no exception. >> led most of the game to 23 point advantage against the toreros in the haiti bearing the 3 pointer there looks like a nice road win, but the failed to hit a field goal in the final 10 minutes down the stretch that cindy was when mckinnie with the layup. 32 seconds left to get within 4. but the gaels hit free throws in the final seconds. ticked down 60 to 59 win in san diego to the ice we go. sharks fans loving las vegas and would love to win against the golden knights in sin city while they're at it. no score from either side until the second period. mark edwards last touch with the shot on goal rebounds in front. and that's alex barton on there for the put that goal. one, nothing. sharks. >> the knights tied in

he was the one who brought elizabeth to the peterson house. yeah. yeah. abbott's incredible figure and. he left us memoirs that have been published and they're available on google books. so i highly commend them to you. and the other hand was the first black member of the house back. yeah. augusta was the first black member of the howard medical school faculty. yeah. i'm not sure by the by whether rubini at all meet with chase. i very hard to put them the same room and i couldn't do it. talk a little bit about lincoln's meeting in august 62 with the the black delegates that lincoln then puts out a press. yeah. so in august of 1862, lincoln, one of his most famous meetings with african-americans and i have two chapters on this in the book. of 1862, lincoln decides to issue an emancipation proclamation. and i know, walter, you have some about this story, but seward is said to have persuaded lincoln wait until there's a union victory. and so lincoln is waiting and he's and while he's waiting, it doesn't come till antietam on september 17th. while lincoln is

"wall street journal" columnists dan henninger and kim strassel and editorial board member kyle petersonu look at that trip to florida, who do you think he had in mind? and, i mean, because the members of congress, i mean, we may want them to do entitlement reform, but they aren't going to do it. so i guess it's aimed at somebody else. >> it is the aimed at somebody else, two arguments. one, of course, seniors, a lot of seniors in florida, retired people, and he wants to get them upset about the possibility of their social security being cut. another subject i'm not so sure all seniors are onboard for doing nothing about social security given what it's going to do to their grandchildren. the real target though was probably governor ron desantis who may be joe biden's opponent in 2024, and he's trying to put desantis on the defensive. they have, apparently in the background somewhere, the fact that when he was in congress ron desan us the voted for a couple of paul ryan budgets. they were going to try to do something about entitlement reform. that's a kind of a stretch. but i think mark p

and lincoln was transferred from the peterson house to the white house in a very plain wooden coffin.it was supplied by harvey and ma and i think this is just because of proximity. harvey m.r. they backed they essentially shared the same alley is ford's theater. so i think that's why they were used supply the coffin and lincoln of course was transferred to the prince of wales room and the white house. all right. now, there was nine doctors in attendance for his cranial autopsy. so it was just a cranial autopsy. just his head. they didn't do the why. that would be a full autopsy. one of those being robert king stone, the lincoln family physician, the other being the surgeon general, joseph k barnes. now, this was so hurried, they didn't even have a proper, proper projection kit. one of the surgeons offered up his personal amputation kit for the autopsy. now, after the autopsy, see the frank sands sent for the embalmer? they used brown and alexander once again. and is documented that when the messenger arrived at brown and alexander, dr. brown, who was very very prolific and well-known

here's what arizona state president warren peterson has to say it would be a huge debacle a mistake foro eliminate the esa program you have a ton of minorities and low income people pretty have a lot of a base that benefit very much in the esa person you are going to hurt the people that are your supporters. quick so start by saying that regardless of your philosophy on whether a taxpayer dollars to go to public or private schools, this is going to bankrupt our state. many independent analysis have shown that. we are not calling for a repeal of the entire program. work on for a repeal of the universal expansion. the focus that president peterson cited and the quote you just shared, they are not actually benefiting from this program there's no evidence that shows that pay for the most part these families, regardless of getting a private school voucher they are not able to afford the cap intuition that exists. and so largely wealthy families that are already sending their kids to private school and can arty afford the tuition are the ones getting the subsidy for private school. shannon: y

here is what arizona state president warren peterson has to say, it would be a huge problem to eliminate the program. you have her base that benefit much from the esa, he says you will hurt the people that are your supporters. >> gov. katie hobbs: i'll start by saying regardless of your philosophy on whether taxpayer dollars should go to private or public schools, this bankrupt our state and analysis has showed that, we are not calling for repeal of the entire program, just universal expansion and the folks that the president peterson and the quote you shared, they are not benefiting from this program and these families for the most part, regardless of getting private school voucher, they are not able to afford the gap in tuition that exists with this program. so largely wealthy families that are already sending their kids to private school and can afford tuition are getting the subsidy for private school. >> shannon: you talk about financial impact on the state. we looked around, estimates on what you spend on public school students in the 9 to 10,000 dollar range. what you pay in esa v

ah, this is olivia the last, peterson, ethan, intermediate technician, shanese that libya she recalled that one that she needs it. she so not so little didn't if i can or is it quite the same? think will afford metric. will natalie cause it given gon, okay, the cat, the la been authority on action, easy nafrica. let sheena coastal e shipment. because you didn't, i mean to have a customer to explore those. fidel lead bill was the same for a quote number. no doctor that i spoke with after that it does all call. i've already a fake county vacation. easy. i know you need to do with that one to one level that he was only because they will i spit answer. gabriel is the 2nd in the back of this and get a new plays it. ah, ah, no paula money presbyterian, which is even a deliberate him a bit. so not in pretty well model that of course i don't want it to your net agenda. i comment other students that are not joining us on that you're what they want medical, nick attorney, cassandra said we don't want the seems to be a high honor can hey, i'm not doing it. so normally i can run committee, i think

peterson hong. hap president's day. thank you for joining us.we know about this patient and what it -- what does being cured mean? guest: what we know about this patient is he is a 53-year-old male from germany, and about 10 years ago, he got a bone marrow transplant or stem cell transplant because he had leukemia. he also has hiv and was taking anti-retro viral therapy. but it turns out the donor -- what we do stem cell transplants and bone marrow transplant is you give the patient somebody else's immune system. hiv affects the immune system, so if you give somebody else's immune system that is resistant to getting infected with hiv, the patient can be cured because none of the cells that normally get infected could be infected. what happens is you can eliminate hiv from the blood you measure with antiretroviral therapy, but it hides out in areas like the lymph nodes and the gut so eventually it comes back. but because the cells were resistant to infection from the donor, this patient was cured when they looked at him nine years after the trans

citizen and lived in arizona before moving to san jose judge elizabeth peterson ruled that the 37 year-old be held without bail due to the violent nature of the charges and the evidence that the suspect is a high threat to the public. we know that someone who tries to kill police officers will not hesitate to try to kill anyone else, including your mate. >> just a few moments, >> the san jose police officer that was shot and injured has been released from the hospital. can't his next court date is scheduled for april 3rd reporting live in san jose. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. all right, ron, thank you. >> san jose police have arrested 2 men who they say went on separate robbery, crime sprees. police say 22 year-old brian verde on your left carried out at least 5 robberies in december and january, spanning from the city of san jose, the city of santa clara, many of these involved purse, natchez, according to police, the man on your right, 20 year-old diego mendoza. ramirez was involved in at least 4 robberies, according to police in january. these involves robbing victims at atm machines.

peterson is taking ground balls as well.was an outfielder last year, but primarily will be a designated hitter this season and they want to see if he can handle first base as well. >> a lot of fun. can't wait. thanks, alex. >>> 4:57 this morning. >> what is happening this morning? we are in that microclimate weather alert. weather, strong winds, keep whipping across the bay area. we're going to check in with meteorologist kari hall, tracking really cold conditions. >> the winds are still whipping as we take a look at our current wind gusts. 30 to 40-mile-per-hour winds, higher for san francisco, and over the next few hours just gradually >>> right now at 5:00, breaking news as a fire roars through a home on the peninsula. we're just learning at least one person is seriously injured. we're live at the scene with the response and new details on rescues. >> damaging winds whipping across the bay area. one toppled tree sends a toddler to the hospital. we'll update his condition, along with the latest on power outages. >> and for

judge elizabeth peterson ruled that the 37 year-old be held without bail due to the violent nature of the charges and the evidence that the suspect is a high threat to the public. we know that someone who tries to kill. >> police officers will not hesitate to try to kill anyone else, including your mate, the san jose police officer that was shot and injured has been released from the hospital cantu's next court date is scheduled for april 3rd reporting in san jose. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> the man accused of attacking paul pelosi appeared in federal court again today. 42 year-old david de pap has pleaded not guilty to the federal charges of attempting to kidnap a federal official and for assaulting a federal officials. family member. it's also pled not guilty to 6 state charges and that includes into attempted murder. today's to paps first court appearance since the video was released of him breaking into the pelosi home in the city and striking paul pelosi with a hammer. the pap remains behind bars with no bail. >> the city of san francisco is expected to end a controversial

and of course, china's top diplomat met with president peterson and in moscow on wednesday in the chinese president is expected to been there is as we flew from the joint statement a year ago, shortly before the outbreak of war, a sudden ideological dimension to the relationship, particularly in the mindset that teaching thing passed around this, but i think the critical part of that is the, from china's perspective, this russia is able to operate as a pretty full spectrum partner in what they see if they're white, a struggle with the united states and to a certain extent with, with us allies in the us alarm system more generally. so even when they're disappointed or concerned, the actions that russia has taken, i think they took the rush will be far more successful than it than it has been with its invasion. i think nonetheless this, this is a part, but in the widest strategic landscape in which china operating still provides and all sorts of useful things advertising. now whether it's the huge ups, edge in trade and energy ties that we've seen over the last year, over the military maneu

. >> attorney general maze, treasury, superintendent, inspector, speaker, president peterson, leaders, members of thers legislature, supreme cours incorporation commissions, tribal leaders, honored guests and arizonans in every corner of our state it is an honor to join you here today. we gather every year for this annual tradition. but before we begin i want to take a moment of personal privilege to honor a man who lived his life in the state and service to this state. serving as the chair the secretary states community advisory council during my tenure and a member of the commission of african-american affairs passed away last night. his family and friends are in my heart and prayers today and in the spirit of service that he embodied, let's begin to have candidav discussions about the issues facing our states and how we can work together to ensure a better future for every family and community. we are all here because we care deeply about arizona, its naturaly, beauty, its abundant of all,ities and most it's resilient, diverse and incredible people. i know i speak for all of the st

in afghanistan, the road sits on the route of the home and was brought up by the petersons.g before the year of the soviet troops, the movement was opened in 1964. don't pass all the guys that led to these columns, them. it was probably necessary to put monuments there, so it was extremely. dangerous on the left side of a steep cliff on the right side. and there, probably, the remnants of the tank and beters are still lying around and covered ours and something here and there. horror it was. horror terrible horror. the commander of which was appointed kolestsky covered 125 kilometers of the city on the road and the approaches to the pass. the soldiers were sitting in strongholds. yo-my, yo-my, what to do? what to do, your krug head gone? look how you sewed it is necessary to wash or what, he wants to wash it with something. well, in short, i ordered to build such shelters from stones so that people could rest there, and i began not to collect flat ones. these are afraid to spread all the water behind her sent a special column. a group that carried water do not give boxing, o

lowered the level of confidence in the european parliament to zero , hungarian foreign minister petersonv said. i remember earlier that the head of the european commission was accused of embezzling funds for vaccination. rsolov fonderlein, and one of the parliamentarians was completely caught in corruption schemes during the organization of the world cup in the frame , detectives were even hired to solve these crimes, according to siyarta, it was the european parliament, the most corrupt organization in the world. and the decision that is made there by the most inefficient ones brings only harm to the region in the uk, they plan to change the legislation for confiscation of frozen russian assets, this was announced by russian ambassador to the country andrey kelin, the diplomat claims that a bill for such a reform was submitted to parliament at the beginning of the month, and then we decide that the issue will be worked out with international partners are going to use these assets to further finance the kiev regime. economic blitzkrieg against russia has completely failed, according to t

the level of confidence in the european parliament to zero , the hungarian foreign minister said petersonearlier that the head of the european commission, ursula, the fund of one of the parliamentarians was accused of embezzling funds for vaccination and was completely caught in corruption schemes during the organization of the world cup in the frame , detectives were even hired to solve these crimes, according to sirt, it was this behavior that made the european parliament the most corrupt organization in the world. and the decision that is made there is as ineffective as possible and brings only harm to the region. the economic blitzkrieg against russia has completely failed as according to the publication polish thought, over the past year, the west has introduced 11,000 new sanctions . restrictions imposed on literally all sectors of the economy have never dealt a more massive blow to anyone. however, russia not only withstood this pressure, but also achieved significant success in the field of competitiveness of the economy, and in the sphere of the balance of payments, it even recor

well, it's not peterson m castiano. she joins us from the headquarters of the disaster and emergency management authority in ankara center. we've also been hearing criticism about the delays in aid that people are getting and what's been the hold up well anastasio, this was the the biggest critic air since the earthquake. it happened on monday and the government sat and a disaster management agency said they have reached to every place on the very 1st stay, but a since there was no connection or no internet in some of the places on social media, we were able to hear more people are being trapped and asking for help. but uh the is seismology experts say that since 2000, this is the a biggest earthquake at the end. this earthquake can change the history of the earthquakes in true care because a 2 major ah, 2 major fault lines moved on the very same day and a on a, at the very same magnitude 2 earthquakes happened and then some of the buildings collapsed after the circuit earthquake and according to some other experts. one

when it's now it's peterson, m cassiano. she joins us from the headquarters and the disaster emergency management authority, an anchor at sin. and after all the criticism of the previous days that government has been stepping up their 8 efforts. i see, yes, the government is working very hard, especially in this crisis center, which is a right a bo was upstairs. there is the very big crisis center where you will see working groups from each ministry, eva agenda irma ah, the military, they are trying to organize these aids and they are trying to a, connect the people in need a, with the supplies also they have a representation of an international aid unit, which is a which also organizes which ex, the coordinates, the international aid coming from a road and transferring them to the field. but even though they are working around the clock since the scale of this disaster, and the effect of disaster is a very large and they are not that of this might. or we have so many international rescue teams on the ground, according to th

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well, listened to the jordan well, i listened to the jordan peterson podcast, one with peterson podcast we're pretty joe rogan. well and we're pretty complicated question what was it about jung no but he about carl jung and no but he was essentially saying how are attracted to men who temper their have aggression but are able to temper as opposed to psychopaths who would take advantage of women and so to younger women because don't know the difference between the two so i was just i related that because i'm a bit angry and i think that actually that's yeah. so i think my wife actually secretly likes that element of me or and so i think that the problem is this guy is a word you said earlier that will get us into trouble. basically yeah, but he told the story too where a woman came to me. but he told the story too where a woman came to me . she said, my a woman came to me. she said, my husband's cheating on me so i'm going to cheat on it myself. and he said, great, you can start right now. and she said, oh no, we're too good of friends. it's like his targets are ridiculous. he's going af

well, listened to the jordan well, i listened to the jordan peterson podcast, one with peterson podcast we're pretty joe rogan. well and we're pretty complicated question what was it about jung no but he about carl jung and no but he was essentially saying how are attracted to men who temper their have aggression but are able to temper as opposed to psychopaths who would take advantage of women and so to younger women because don't know the difference between the two so i was just i related that because i'm a bit angry and i think that actually that's yeah. so i think my wife actually secretly likes that element of me or and so i think that the problem is this guy is a word you said earlier that will get us into trouble. basically yeah, but he told the story too where a woman came to me. but he told the story too where a woman came to me . she said, my a woman came to me. she said, my husband's cheating on me so i'm going to cheat on it myself. and he said, great, you can start right now. and she said, oh no, we're too good of friends. it's like his targets are ridiculous. he's going af

my dad jordan peterson said raising kings is letting them do dangerous things carefully.e i am or at least 70 percent of me. >> that's better than 7 percent. >> oh my god. once you go fiberglass. >> it props up your -- well, i can't say. [laughter] >> joey? tyrus? are you overprotective? >> no. not at all. i even set up dangerous situations. >> ha ha ha ha ha ha! >> i believe it. >> hey, get him ready. it's a rough world out there. lot of kids wake up in the morning with grease down the steps with chicken feathers and attacks and me with my camera ready. my kids are clever. they get out of stuff a lot. i'm proud of them. my kids give me ideas like hey dad i'm going to climb the side of the house and jump on a mats rest. [bleep] they get hurt, what are you going to do? my eight-year-old would be, i need another mattress. everyone here parents lets them do things, you call them helicopter, i call them bulldozer. they find out safe space some people say is not a real thing. >> very true. [applause] >> kat. was your dad overprotective? we know that obviously me believed the g

brendan peterson with punch bowl news. i wanted to ask if the fed takes into account at all the debt ceiling when it comes to quantitative tightening given fact that rapid or faster quantitative tightening could bring us close closer faster to that drop dead debt ceiling kidline. could it play an -- deadline. could it play an effect as we get closer to that drop dead deadline thisne summer? >> look, i -- it's very hard to think about all the different possible ramifications, and i think the answer is basically i don't think there's's likely toe any coordinated action between the who the because i believe congress will wind up acting. wand as it will and must in the end to raise debt ceiling in a way that doesn't risk, you know, progress we're making existence inflation and the economy -- against inflation and the economy and the financial sector. i believe that will happen. i believe it'll happen. we, of course, will monitor money market conditions carefully as, you know, as the process moves on. for example, the treasury

request brendan peterson with punch bowl news. i wanted to ask if the fed takes into account at all the debt ceiling when it comes to quantitative tightening given the fact that faster quantitative tightening could bring us closer, faster to that deadline. could it play in effect as we get closer to that dropdead deadline this summer? >> it is very hard to think about all the different possible ramifications. i think the answer is i don't think there is likely to be any important interactions between the two. i believe congress will wind up acting as it will and must in the end to raise the debt ceiling in a way that does not risk the progress we are making against inflation and the economy and the financial sector. i believe that will happen. i believe it will. we will monitor money market conditions carefully. as the process moves on, for example, the treasury general account will shrink down and then it will grow back up and we understand there will be lots of flows between their and the reserves. we understand all that and we

say for for example, can you write an essay of jordan peterson or something of the like. they'll say, sorry, we can't do that. it's out of our perimeters. >> laura: we're doing that in the next segment! it's stunning when you actually dig into it. that's exactly whether we're going to do -- what we're going to do. molly and charley, thank you. as charley noted, there's a growing concern among many who's been studying chat gpt as capabilities it's being manipulated to be simply another tool of the left rather than being developed, as i mentioned, as a potential fact-finding resource. for example, when asked to create a poem about donald tr trump, it refused, but what about joe biden? >> a leader with a heart of gold, joe biden a name to hold. with empathy and grace he leads, inspiring all with noble deeds -- god is that bad! and when asked by my next guest if it's better to be for or against equity, it responded "being against equity means rejecting the principle of fairness and justice." alexander, new york attorney and writer, has immersed himself -- poor guy -- in chat