the very latest day from now correspondent and home come. phoebe com. thank you. a reminder of our top story this out of us president joe biden has one of these males finding this opinion, been then yahoo against carrying out a ground defensive in the gaza city city of rough. um, hold on one and a half 1000000 people at sheltering that at yahoo approved plans for an assault last week for the details. remain unclear. except that documentary on nature under threats. and he'll be in the i've been for the let's see, next down. the flamingos. apple albania is not, is an internationally recognized nature reserve the public government test on the boosting. tours in by building and as the 1st in line to get the next on the w legal is drowning in the state, ministry of the environment is now banned. single use plastic closing huge problems . meaning if we're looking at the long term environmental on effects of finding out for 60 minutes on dw the, you'll see about the video that goes in the media and legal law. give a lot done. but again, i will stop into that and i'll giv

wilson confirmed the news on social media and former buffalo bill coach phoebe shekter believes it's off. this is almost a no—brainer for them. paying that little money for a starting quarterback, for a veteran in the league, last year there were over 50 quarterbacks that started throughout the nfl season. granted there are only 32 teams so injuries happen, things go wrong, you've got someone like that who could help lead your young man, your next quarterback, you're only going to really win from the situation and russell wilson is a huge community person so he will bring a lot more to the team than just what he's doing on the field. —— phoebe schecter. more details on all those stories on the bbc sport website but that's it for now. bye—bye. the first video of britain's new laser weapon with the ability to shoot down drones has been released by the ministry of defence. the dragon fire laser has been described as cutting—edge technology — with the potential to revolutionise warfare. our defence correspondent jonathan beale has been meeting some of the people behind its development. t

and phoebe comes back and we did. thank you. and phoebe will be at the event on april 25th. well i don't have a question, but i do want to offer kudos to you and your team for your community engagement and consistency in making these programs so accessible to our community and ensuring that they understand how they will offer impact to the future. so thank you for that. thank you. thanks for your support and i'll contact you offline. my goal i would love to have cleanups at every single sfusd school to keep the schools itself clean and around it for the neighbors. so so, let's partner together. thank you. i meant to share with you one of the solutionary teachers project. last year, her third to fifth grade class students worked on the cigaret butts issues in in chinatown. happy to share that later on. okay, well, seeing no further questions. thank you, esther and sarita for a great presentation. get well soon to vanessa's five year old. sorry that we weren't able to hear her in person. thank you. thank you so much. oh, let's go to public comment, charles. sure are there any

priority and with the opposition vanquished, he's likely to get his wish i also have correspond and phoebe call why hong kong is fast tracking that new security legislation as well. yes, definitely the speed of se, uh, strengthening. and also the potential passage is even much faster than anyone could expect in hong kong on that. it has took only 12 days um to have to that's just patient table. it's for the final round up screen to me, the last just aisha seen it was last. it was fast released in earlier of this month . that was the time when the general public 1st have to chose to learn about the actual birth things and the detailed penalties of the over 200 patients of legal crosses. and now the government said it was to others that did the legislation be passed as soon as possible the earlier, the better, as they say, as they stressed over and over again. and paging also explicitly expresses fluid to ask the government to get it done. as soon as possible because uh it is uh. 7 1 of the last, uh, pictures of the national security mechanics of that home code has to pull up the loop hose.

think of the territory corresponded to phoebe count. kong is in hong kong. i explained that the new legislation has been fast tracked or well, um the bill was just has to end this chamber of hong kong. you like to stay sure that we can still hear that she is of the not up to 8 to 9 probation law makers and the officials for now set up writing the passage of the law. it took only to help stays for to have the bill table. it's for the final rounds of students me in this very time chamber and get a pause um, since it was fast released uh earlier this month. um, that was the time when the public has been the 1st chance to really to look into the details of the weddings and the penalties of the over 200 pages of legal losses . so there, uh, to, to text. if charlie has just delivered a speech in the chamber and toes long because and the popular that the law will come into effect on the 23rd. so much that is to coming sunday the coming saturday . sorry. and um that this is uh, he describes it as a historic move into the home phone just finally uh, accomplish is con

and phoebe comes back and we did. thank you. and phoebe will be at the event on april 25th. well i don't have a question, but i do want to offer kudos to you and your team for your community engagement and consistency in making these programs so accessible to our community and ensuring that they understand how they will offer impact to the future. so thank you for that. thank you. thanks for your support and i'll contact you offline. my goal i would love to have cleanups at every single sfusd school to keep the schools itself clean and around it for the neighbors. so so, let's partner together. thank you. i meant to share with you one of the solutionary teachers project. last year, her third to fifth grade class students worked on the cigaret butts issues in in chinatown. happy to share that later on. okay, well, seeing no further questions. thank you, esther and sarita for a great presentation. get well soon to vanessa's five year old. sorry that we weren't able to hear her in person. thank you. thank you so much. oh, let's go to public comment, charles. sure are there any

>> oh , we love phoebe. it's so >> oh, we love phoebe. it's so sweet.i about that. and realistically, i when people are when huge crowds are outside mps houses, they can stand. it's intimidating and the police intervene. but police should intervene. but nobody phoebe nobody is scared of phoebe putting letter through putting a letter through the doon putting a letter through the door. form of door. it's a gentle form of protest, probably should go protest, probably she should go to rather than to to his office rather than to his house, but fundamentally , adam, house, but fundamentally, adam, if to house, would if she came to your house, would you phoebe? you be scared of phoebe? >> wouldn't get past my gates. >> i've got big gates. >> i've got big gates. >> she wouldn't get past you. >> she wouldn't get past you. >> under your gate. is >> put it under your gate. is that all right? >> put it under your gate. is that alon. |ht? your on this? >> obviously, tarquin gave her the address, so, know, the wrong address, so, you know, let her down. i've. let her

phoebe arslanagic little and the political commentator jonathan lees , phoebe. voter who lees, phoebe. so a voter who wants a lower taxes and an enterprise economy. where does that voter put his or her cross? >> well, what i'd like , what i'd >> well, what i'd like, what i'd like the conservatives and labour to do is really start competing properly to see who can offer a really distinctive , can offer a really distinctive, bold plan to deliver growth. because if you are a voter who wants a lower tax burden, ultimately to support that, what we need is for productivity to go up, for growth to go up. so that we have the headroom, then to be to spend more, to to be able to spend more, to make cuts. ultimately, make tax cuts. ultimately, we've had growth in this had very anaemic growth in this country for 15 years. we are 30% below where we thought we'd be in terms of gdp compared to 15 years ago, but people's expectations , i suppose, around expectations, i suppose, around what government looks like hasn't really declined by 30. so i think i think growth is where we

i believe their album is on phoebe's label. i met claude. that we are going to film a video in like two weeks. do you want to -- want to come by? i said sure. >> stephen: wow. >> paul: i got to be in the video. >> stephen: and we have it. >> claude. >> yeah. it's because it's your birthday. >> it's for my girlfriend, a gift. >> your girlfriend. i wish i had a girlfriend. i just have a ferret. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: you are really good musician. really good musician. >> paul: by the way, claude is an amazing musician of that song rocks. >> stephen: okay, good. >> paul: another added bonus. >> stephen: you've got the new movie. you've got "ghostbusters: frozen empire." [cheering] brings back mostly the original "ghostbusters," including annie potts. i understand you got to you some of the iconic props from the original, the og ghostbusters, including the car act two oh one. how do she drive? >> paul: cumbersome. but you know what. not bad. not bad for a car that's been around a while. there's not a lot of them. i think it was from the original. >> st

phoebe, phoebe , well, at least she would at least turn her face , maybe we should approach her with her, but how did you understand that she likes it when her back is scratched, well , they, they generally close their eyes, well, for some reason she doesn’t close them, wait, how much do you have rats in total? three, where are all the other friends? there somewhere, so bring us all the family to the studio, i’ll hide somewhere, dear mother, what ’s their name, timurochka, tell me, this is savannah, who is savannah, yes, the second one with yum, they are girlfriends, these are all girls, yes, why did you take her, i just asked, is she the same? will she be able to run somewhere alone, no, then you won’t catch her in the studio, i’m only worried about this, the third one, look, the third one is also coming to you, you see, timur, if you want to pet her, i have an offer for you, you i heard it when here people are taking pictures, they are asked to smile, say cheese, yes, but for rats you said it is very harmful, right, so i... suggest choosing another word for the smile in the photogr

phoebe warren, the fiancee of benjamin fogle, met henry. i one of the trips from troy to new york.as impressed with this service to everybody. and when her fiance came, benjamin mentioned he needed a new manager for the willard. she recommended henry. henry applied for the job and in 1847 moved to washington to manage the city hotel. henry to help a grand hotel to run on a grand plan for the city hotel. it had a beautiful main entrance with portico. it had a women's entrance for ladies of a 14 st that went to a private lounge on the mezzanine level forhe there was we.ertainment every night of the ning room for the ladies. the gentlemen, as were bathroom. henry had decided the hotel would be the finest in the city, and he wanted to provide the best food be found. and it was reported that one of his routines was to the hotel at 3 a.m. every morning to the markets to personally select the produce, fish and meats there, to be served at that time.politicians in the 1840s ad fifties were not professional politicians. congress did not meet round, so people who came to washington as politi

austrians on the phone coupons, people have little things over the we just the municipality reset phoebe putney. that's the per bit hold on, you've got to pick the rest of the things you've missed people. both of you wasn't going to get on the spectrum. are you able to use this? keep the device to export them in trouble. and so that will change them for you for that i on shift or you know, if i'm new pricing hosting of them. so put together my buddies, each of the west same for face. can i run the create, the polls who played a key role in the invention of ukrainian identity now began to find the ukranian language implies down ukrainian schools. in 1929, the policy resulted in the formation of a secret organization of ukrainian nationalists, abbreviated as o u n, which dreamt of creating an independent states run by you craniums. for ukraine. we don't only want to possess ukrainian cities, but also to tremble, enemy lambs capture the capitals and salute the ukranian empire on their ruins. we want to win a war a great and brutal war that will make us the masters of east of europe. the v.

story , how funny it can be, i have a character named hyena, but now this is a bit of a mystery, dear phoebe, how many other places are empty here, friends. i wish they would give up their pride like you, tesla's character is an old jackal in reality, and he tries very hard to make you feel oppressed, he tries very hard to take down the wise old enemy and it is justified, don't doubt, sleep so that your dreams become more real it goes through the final steps for broadcasting and rewrites the script of the season. the second series has started. maryam mohammadi of sed and sima news agency. thank you very much for your companion. have a nice day , god bless you. i would like to greet you again, dear compatriots, in terms of temperature, we expect to see an increase in temperature during today due to the stability of jeb. from regarding the rains , there is no news of rains during today, because the depression is stable, according to the stability of the jeb, currently, only in parts of the southern part of the caspian sea and parts of the northeastern part of the country , cloudy skies are rep

we can bring in all correspondence called high phoebe now appears hong kong has foss tracks this new security legislation. tell us why the urgency as well. um the bill was just has to end this chamber of hong kong back to state. sure that we can still hear that she is of the not up to $8.00 to $9.00 probation, lawmakers and the officials for now, instead of writing the passage of the law, it took only its health days for to have the bill table for the final round of spring to me in this very time chain but and get it pause and since it was fast released earlier this month, that was the time when the public had to be the 1st chance to really to look into the details of the weddings and the penalties of the over 200 pages of legal losses . so the chief executive charlie has just delivered a speech in the chamber and toes, lawmakers, and the popular that the law will come into effect on the 23rd to much. that is the coming sunday of the coming saturday, sorry. and on that on this is he described as a historic moment for home calling to finally accomplish its constitutional duty, which w

yeah, phoebe's passed away. yeah, phoebe got oral cancer. i think . phoebe got oral cancer. >> come on, jane, tell us now how many you have. how many pets you have. >> i've got two i can see, i can, i've got barney, who's a labradoodle, and he is almost ten. and i've got bertie, who is two and a half, and he is labrador. >> okay. what's your experience, jane? we'll begin with you. what's your experience with vets? and bertie and barney ? vets? and bertie and barney? >> yeah, well, i've always been quite worried about about vets cos they always kind of double check. think twice before i take them. just so it's not a wasted visit, because the consultation in itself is, is not as considerable sum. and then as you've gone through some of the expenses that people are faced with once they do go, you know, some things which are really, really then i just really overpriced, then i just want make sure that i always want to make sure that i always dot i's want to make sure that i always dot 1's and cross the t's. dot the 1's and cross the t's. and i took out and insurance because thou

wilson confirmed the news on social media and former buffalo bills coach phoebe schecter believes it'sthis is almost a no—brainerfor them. i mean, paying that little money for a starting quarterback, for a veteran in the league — last year there were over 50 quarterbacks that started throughout the nfl season. granted there are only 32 teams, so, injuries happen, things go wrong, you've got someone like that who could help lead your young man, your next quarterback, you're only going to really win from the situation and russell wilson is a huge community person so he will bring a lot more to the team than just what he's doing on the field. more details on all of those stories on the bbc sport website. that's it for now, matthew. great stuff, jane, thanks very much. straight back to that commonwealth day ceremony we talked about at the top of the show. this is what is happening live in westminster abbey, the shots from inside that event. well, the queen at that event, also prince william but in the last few minutes they have been hearing a recorded message from king charles. let's play

killed. scientists have discovered new carl is more likely to grow near sounds that come from health. phoebe's researches played recordings of healthy call through the speakers next to the graded. carl results show that car lava and the us virgin islands were more likely to settle and grow near the sound sources. scientists say the world could loose up to 90 percent of it's called by 2050 and that's it from the elizabeth put on them. but the news continues here on algebra to the boss from 9. thank you very much for watching the the russian presidential election will take place over 3 days from last. the 15th people will revising in russia. crime in the full so called new territories taken from ukraine was listening position legend increasingly excessive. so when again say was altered 0 for the global reaction. hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question president by this promising to build a port to get help the guys up. but is it meaningless theater or a real shift in the us approach to israel's war on gaza? let's get to the bottom line. the to here is real, tell this story, the war and god

the experience, the only thing that i can do is them, i'm sorry, i'm also working about bringing phoebe and guidelines and guns too hard enough is enough. i mean, we know we waited before it's going nowhere. these are horrible. they are not related. there's no, the looking enough is enough. he needs to go in the government. no solution. visuals, happy health around the world for us on our bushnell, the sabbath, when died. exactly a week ago and dispatching himself on far outside these rate embassy in washington in protest of the war and gaza. when this footage, we can see people in the us attending a make shift for morals like flowers likes and candles. but this was also how i called counting free kind of snowing and cell phones. thing us pays me while in lebanon. i'm in yemen. people took to the streets for palestine, marches with song carrying images of personal recording him a multitude of protesters and favorite closer towards the us flag and demanded an end to the sultan garza individually dressed, recorded show a before setting himself on 525 year old said he didn't want to aid an

i'm also working about bringing phoebe and guidelines and guns too hard enough is enough. i mean, we know we waited before it's going nowhere because these are horrible. they are not related. there's no the looking enough is enough. he needs to go in and eat and 6 government know solution visuals has been held around the world for us. and then our emotional, the saw, this man died earlier this week off the searching himself on fire outside the is really embassy in washington and protest. southwell, in casa, this footage from new york shows people attending a make shift memorial, and they need flowers and candles. distance can also just seen holding stock called some challenging free palestine and israel from the us paint and a video a drastic with a show in for full session and cellphone. unplugged the service, when said she didn't want to be complicit. an active duty member of the united states air force and i will no longer be complicit in genocide about to engage in, in extreme active protest compared to what people have been experiencing and health science at the hands

i'm also working about bringing phoebe and guidelines and guns too hard enough is enough. i mean, we know we waited before it's going nowhere and these are horrible. they are not related. there's no the looking enough is enough. he needs to go in and the government knows the motion vigils have been held around the world for us an hour and a bushel establishment died exactly a week ago. well, assessing himself in fly outside the his way down to see and washington and protest out the hole in garza and his footage. we can see people in the us attending a make shift. memorial length, flowers lighting candles for disciplines. also health pack codes chanting free kind of stine on israel bones. the new s pays, meanwhile, in lebanon, and in yemen, people took to the streets for pro palestine march, as with some carrying images of personal himself. pulling him along to the protest, as in favor of this whole torch, the us flag can demand it and, and to the assault garza, in a video address reported show a full set himself on fire. the 25 year old said he didn't want to aid on a bet,

of virus has been the outside of phoebe's intrigues terrorism. but i suggested in the region that accounted for roughly half of those world wide last year, up from one percent and 2000. and so this will offer, this very is that when friendship entered the region in 2013, the number of such incident skyrocketed in 2023. more than $750.00 of plants were documented in looking at facet this neighbors. in germany, a substantial portion of the vines we have enough as well as jesus. i have nations, i have no choice but the bible together because x was i'm 5. so the little to come, but most of us as to the civil visa lines most created because the sapir original configuration in west africa namely equal, was failed. secondly, if these 3 countries work together, they use the experience. and in particular, the help of certain countries send intelligence groups that can provide useful information, then they will be able to defeat terrorism in west africa in particular, in looking at fossil and molly, there's a gap between those countries where the populatio

i'm also working about bringing phoebe and guidelines and guns too hard enough is enough. i mean, we know we waited before it's going nowhere. these are horrible. they are not related. there's no, the looking enough is enough. he needs to go in and eat, and 6, government know solutions they chose out being held around the world for us. an hour and bushnell, the sob has been died exactly a week ago, off the subject himself on far outside. b is really embassy in washington and protests at the war and garza. in this footage, we can see people in the us attending a makeshift more neg flowers like 2 candles. participants also health class called chanting free kind of snowing on and cell phones. the u. s. page meanwhile is nothing and i'm in yemen. people took to the streets for pro palestine marches with some hiring images all bushnell and cooling him, a malta. the protesters and favorites also told us lie, i can do mounted and, and he is sold on dogs. in a video address for quoted show, a full set to himself on fire, the 25 old sabbath and said he didn't want to 8. under that

i'm also working about bringing phoebe and guidelines and guns too hard enough is enough. i mean, we know we waited before it's going nowhere. these are horrible. they are not related. there's no the looking enough is enough. he needs to go in the government know, solution officials have been out around the world for us um an hour and bushnell a saw this man died earlier this week off the setting himself on far outside the is really embassy in washington. and protested the war in gaza. this footage shows people in the us attending a make shift memorial, where they may, flowers and candles. participants can also be seen holding pack calls and chanting free palestine and israel policy u. s. page. meanwhile, and 11 and people took to the streets for a proof palestine march demonstrate, as could be seen, hiring images, old personal, including him amongst us. they also took us slacken dum onto an end to this hold on garza and a video address. so to show a performance assessments, help them fly the u. s. service and said he didn't want to age. and in fact, genocide and active du

you're 20, as in day mode is more and more as a powerful economy a little over 2 years ago. 31991 phoebe's nomic liberalization. india is due to be, was smaller than a few, then the grocery store know of a few card companies in the us. we would that for me, there's 2 or 3 card companies made more money than all of and go, well, every of you look back for, and we didn't just put this in our lifetimes, there's not a fit for this economy on a base one with a total i just, you know, it's been a fantastic book because of that there's much more interest in the if you go over the annual phone wall, essentially you see us from every entity to canada illustrated. we have an outside influence on global culture of play in new york. you know, can change how the entire world thinks about the american revolution. and we've been here. i mean, it's a model of new york, this apply to the bottom real. as a city, you can have them begin playing monday, but frankly is one thing. there was no one way doesn't have the college football that new york says we are out of in drama and head on television. people used

and just because he went to work and quiet little phoebe caused that bad repair quite in one table, but gets that one what i was just hard to imagine how such a thing could happen on the official complaint and just shooting mediating. and then i proceeded 10 workers in italy died from heat exposure in the summer of 2022. in france, 7 people died on the job, also likely as a result of increasing temperatures. a year later, the summer of 2023 was once again the hardest summer recorded in the northern hemisphere. since the records began the basically the entire country seeing temperatures over 90. and if you take it a step further, over the coming days, more than 60000000 people across the country who experienced temperatures overall 100 degrees heat advisories, going up all over the place from texas throughout the south. and it's also starting to push into the east coast and into the northeast. the, the number of heat waves in the us has tripled in the last 60 years. heat stress cost more than $1500.00 depths and the us some 2022 and a growing branch package delivery is seeing more and mo

earlier, i spoke to nfl analyst phoebe schecter and asked her why the broncos still released wilson,m back with the same contract, they traded for him. with him as the new head coach, he took on his own team, essentially. russell wilson was already there previously for a year. i think ultimately, it came down to the fact that sean payton felt like he would not take him in the direction he wanted to go. after russell real send out to the broncos, they immediately cite him for five years. —— signed him. in the middle of this season, they tried to start getting rid of russell wilson because they didn't want him to sign his injury clause. what that means is if you were to get injured, you would then be owed another 35 million if you play through december. instead, they benched him going into the final leg of this season. you've brought this in paid him so much money, and they are trying to find ways for him not to play. are trying to find ways for him not to .[a _ . ., are trying to find ways for him not to .la ,~ ., are trying to find ways for him not tola .~ . ~ ,, . to play. what abou

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wanted as in day more just more and more as a powerful economy a little over 2 years ago. 31991 phoebe's nomic liberalization. india is due to be, was smaller than a few. then the grocery store, know of a few god companies in the us, we would that for me, there's 2 or 3 god companies made more money than all of and go, well, every of you with that for and within just took this was a non lifetimes. there's not a 5th of this economy on a base one with a total. i just, you know, it's been a fantastic book because of that there's much more interest in engage to go about the anglo form will essentially, you'll see us fairly untrue to canada illustrated. they have an outside influence on global culture of play, new york, you know, can change how the entire world thinks about the american revolution. and we've been here, i mean, it's a model of new york, this applied to the bottom mill. either city, you can have them brilliantly in monday, but frankly it won't change. there was no one way. doesn't have the cultural bar that new york says we had a lot of and drama and head on television. people

and now, father, and then the president, so beautifully turned and kissed phoebe ryan on the forehead and the baby clapped at the president, and it just broke the tension, it was just such a beautiful human, simple moment that meant so much to the family and so much to the people in that room. yeah, it just feels like a moment where being a human being was so much more important than being a politician. yeah, exactly. and i think for a lot of americans out there, they see politicians and they see politics as just one moment of fakeness to another moment of fakeness. this is, on the other hand, especially when you hear it from the father. sounded like a moment of genuine concern, pain and outreach to just a fellow human being. but also, i would like for people to also think about earlier this week on thursday when president biden, former presidents obama and clinton were all in town. how did they get to where they had to be in new york city? they were escorted by the nypd. so much of the security around this city on that day had to do with the fellow officers of this fallen officer, an

protester phoebe plummer, who thought she was really clever . she tried to deliver clever.ting about breaking her bail conditions. it was only. was all over social media only. she got not only the wrong address , she didn't even get the address, she didn't even get the right london borough classic total was way off the mark, >> it was way off the mark, wasn't she? right. today's wasn't she? right. okay, today's union is amanda. union jack carson is amanda. >> oh, i thought i was gonna win. cheesed . win. you cheesed. >> oh, cheese. >> oh, cheese. >> look, i promise you, at one point, matthew , you will win, point, matthew, you will win, right? look, thank you very much. watched right? look, thank you very muc show watched right? look, thank you very muc show . watched right? look, thank you very muc show . thank watched right? look, thank you very muc show . thank you, watched right? look, thank you very muc show . thank you, thank|ed right? look, thank you very muc show . thank you, thank you, this show. thank you, thank you, thank you. i've had a great time. it's headline

prison so biden has a clear field and cannot loose because the american people are turning on him and phoebe has the massive support of israel trying to protect itself while it is surrounded. they are not interested in taking out their prime minister at the direction of chuck schumer. chuck schumer was elected a senator from new york. a democrat state. he is worried about aoc in his left wing flank he will sell at the state of israel for power. he will sell at the united states for power for the democrat party is about the democrat party. it's about power, power, power. the democrat party is more in common with various communist and fascist parties all over the world that is the model for threatening appearance, threatening pro-lifers. threatening the catholic church. open bordedeo change the citizenry. for their own state run media at cnn, msnbc the "new york times" and the "washington post." this is tyranny. and so did joe biden has done to the united states they are now trying to do to the state of israel. one friend of mine said to me the other day it pays to be an enemy of joe biden, no

this is -- phoebe -- said she hates it. no purpose. will: doesn't change a thing that's you vote.ssing the clock. pete: it is stupid and we should not have it. another vote for you. batting a thousand. pete: you're right this is time for all politicians to talk about ending -- what? will: she's with me. stop talking about it. do it. pete: brian says waste of time. they're all with you. this is rigged. will: where are you friends at fox news.com i don't know if they put it up on instagram or twitter yet trying to protect rachel and pete on this. because we know america is ready to just keep daylight savings. pete: we'll see. don't worry the swamp will kick in. nothing is going to change we're all going to be turning our clocks backwards and forwards and talk about this again next year. will: one with you chief meteorologist rick for our fox weather forecast. >> see i got the meteorologist the guy who does the weather and the time and the sun and all of that. he says -- will: with the meteorologist -- >> i've lived in both of these situations i've lived in arizona. where we didn't h

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so you can feel a little community with anthem down or by them and more about shut up the american phoebe that the this radio report, however, talks about the way the british mandate kept a tight grip on era workers by regulating the influx of foreign labor. the nothing demonstrates the development of palestinian infrastructure at this time better than the efficiency of the new railway network. if the train was late by so much as a few minutes into haifa, it was big news. the affordable care thought it'd be much higher and the most of them are from the beginning. the 2nd no, nothing does. it was so many of them a while you've been up. so what could see, i think the default, the, with the phone message that is the kind of defense result of not many of them took them in the most in the farm am produce with the audio medina, freeform on political ticket to the end of attempting to clean a medina into effect on the sofa cost is ma'am, and i'll forward it to you by the shuck and then we'll continue this. and then she said, what is the many power steering and cities became known for their manuf

. ♪ [ screaming ♪ >> gross >> it's the hell's kitchen sewer dragon ♪ >> hold on to your ass ♪ >> phoebede this car. >> i have a ghost to bust. ♪ >> all right, that was cool. >> gary, come on >> no, i know, i'm sorry it's just the way she said it, it sounded cool. ♪ >> seth: please welcome back to the show our good friend paul rudd! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome back. >> thank you [ cheers and applause >> seth: i'm so happy you're here >> oh, thanks. i'm happy to be here >> seth: and you got to -- in the clip you're driving the ecto-1 >> i know. >> seth: that's a classic car. >> i know. >> seth: even jay leno doesn't have the ecto-1. [ light laughter ] >> eat your heart out, jay yeah, he's got every car in the world, but he doesn't have that. >> seth: no. do you actually -- i mean, did you actually practically drive it >> i did >> seth: wow >> yeah, not on that street. >> seth: yeah. >> i wish. but i pulled it into the firehouse. i drove it for about ten feet. [ laughter ] but technically, i drove it. >> seth: how much -- is it one of those things where when you even drive i

phoebe how about phoebe waller—bridge. how about we settle? yeah, we'll settle on that. we settle? very much. rebecca. read there. oh read and neil hamilton there. oh there we go. we covered most of there we go. we covered most of the points there. i think, although i do think i do think i have disagree have to fundamentally disagree that worse that rule britannia is a worse song uh, than than than song than, uh, than than than the national anthem . she was the national anthem. she was right. it does go nearer. yeah she was right with that one. >> yeah, but it's so rousing. >> yeah, but it's so rousing. >> it is rousing. it is rousing. i mean, see how nigel farage was roused there now still to come. >> seen him more roused to >> i've seen him more roused to cut to cut tax. cut tax or not to cut tax. >> big question of >> the big question ahead of tomorrow's anticipated tomorrow's hotly anticipated budget, we'll be looking at what we from the we can expect from the chancellor's plans . we're also chancellor's plans. we're also going hearing suella going to be hearing from suella bra

middle class home in the home counties, and she probably went to university, and she's probably called phoebeanastasia or something like also a member of just stop oil and extinction. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> very possibly. and you know, i don't want to be stereotypical, but you are being. well, i'm not actually, because i think the evidence shows actually some of shows that actually some of these activists exactly from these activists are exactly from that people. that cohort of people. but i agree throw the book. agree with ben. throw the book. i've in favour of i've got no i'm in favour of protests, but not that sort of thing, which is certainly what we're to prison, ladies we're going to prison, ladies and because as get and gents, because as i'll get on at some point, hopefully on to at some point, hopefully within this program, 40,000 people have been early people have been released early from haven't people have been released early from room. haven't got any room. >> absurd, you >> absolutely absurd, do you support on that support that action on that painting not? also, why painting or not