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and pink news has that across all the different brands.ial argument for that editorial vision. we'll get onto that, it's good to have you with us, ben. thanks forjoining us, especially in such difficult circumstances. scott bryan is a tv critic and broadcaster. scott, how did oprah — you watch a lot of tv and interviews — how did oprah manage to dominate news for two weeks with this interview? i mean, it is such an unconventional way of how interviews _ are done these days. with the rise of streaming giants - and there being so much competition, it always comes down to, - as a strategy, right, how do we get it onto so many different - platforms at the same time? with oprah, what happened was, with the exception of two clips i that were 90 seconds, - revealed in advance last week, there was absolutely nothing said about what the interview - was going to contain. it was also surprising that it was on a broadcast tv channel. - they've managed to get the ratings in the us triple the amount - of people who watched the emmys or the golden globes

between the new left lung and leo's old lung is staggering. >> see how pink and nice these lungs lookwhat we are about to implant. okay. >> reporter: leo's new left lung helps to stabilize his body. as the surgical team now hurries to remove and replace his right lung. >> swab the right side, please. he's very critical right now.e o difficult dissection. this is terrible-looking lungs, my god. it's like a bomb went on. we're about to start the right lung implant. >> as soon as the second lung went in, everything started to get better. his heart is contracting better. all the bleeding stopped. >> okay, go ahead, inflate this lung. beautiful. beautiful lung. >> what is that like to you, to see the lungs inflate in the new recipient? >> it literally is so stunning to see them inflate and deflate, see the patients pink up, it's things. that was one of the best feelings to say, okay, we did this, and he's going to be okay now. >> thank you. this was not easy, man. thank you for getting him through. >> reporter: four days after leo's surgery, a special visit from a new friend, myra ramirez,

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news contributor, jessica. can you see? >> no. >> the pink ones with spikes. [laughter] this is our mardi gras.s, - - kamala harris? >> not the first time she's gone quiet a powerful man has been accused of sexual assault. on the campaign trail when this happened with joe biden she was quick to come out and say something. then she joined the ticket it was crickets. this is a huge departure for how she acted during kavanaugh and how dangerous it is how far the democrats push the envelope in the hearing setting up the impossible standard to meet in the area where the accusations are coming out. >> her treatment of the entire democratic party's treatment was so shameful. i don't think kamala harris has a lot of principles in general so i'm not surprised she is and saying anything. she care that much she would have to decline the vice presidency spot because of what joe biden was accused of. is not at all surprising from her. i would prefer that cuomo be pressured to resign over the nursing home staff because that is worse but that is my side take away . kennedy: i watching this pylon another day,

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the largest covering 120 square kilometers, turned purple red and pink as they bloom and flower until late may that's been your global news update for this hour, but don't forget you can always head to our web site r.t. dot com for the details on all of those stories, and many more the biden ministration has made it clear its foreign policy will be informed by the protection and spread of western liberal values. it would seem, values are far more important than national economic security. not surprisingly, not all countries in the world are in agreement with biden's vision for the global order. in the 1920 s. and thirty's, several 100 african-americans moved to the soviet union. and many of their descendants still live in russia. looking at the long, no rush for us though up at least one thing back home. but i can merican suffered from racism and a complete lack of prospects of the deal. and i would be a loser, one by else a store on so they decided to leave everything behind and start a new life in a country about which they knew almost nothing at all. some of the cruelty of your new found great secret. to move a few, yo

pink. joe biden has faced criticism that he has not yet held a news conference and that he has not had a jointd he has not travelled abroad, butjoe biden is being rewarded by very significant approval ratings and thatis significant approval ratings and that is just what he wants to see. —— foreign leaders in the white house. jon sopel in the white house, our north america editor. a major study is under way to determine what the long—term health effects of covid—19 might be. the genetic details of half a million people were already stored in the biobank uk database before the pandemic struck, and now researchers are carrying out detailed scans of thousands of covid patients, to see how their organs might have been affected by the virus. rebecca morelle has the story. searching for the after—effects of covid. these scans are part of the world's biggest imaging study, shedding light on the long—term impact of infection. this is brian shepherd, who is taking part in the research. the 71 year old lives in gateshead with his wife, jean. in november, he was taken to hospital with covid. when i got in

amber scardina requested a cake that was blue on the outside and pink on the inside in honor of her gender transition phillips, telling fox newsas trapped and in violation of his religious beliefs the current has been following this story for us. bill, phillips, tell us what the case is all about. >> people must really like the case if they want to bring him all the way to the supreme court to get one as you said, the first time he was in the supreme court, it was because he refused to make a custom cake celebrating a same-sex marriage. he won that case at the supreme court but they ruled narrowly the colorado civil rights commission, which brought the case had been to bigoted in relation to his beliefs so that was thrown out and they left unaddressed the key constitutional question, can you compel speech? in this case, can you compel an artist to create something an expression he doesn't agree with? with the message and the other side argues you are discriminating against the person and he's saying no, i'll sell anyone any kind of case cake but i won't make a custom cake with that message and i won't make it for anyone regard

pink as a blow and flower until late may. that's been our wrap up of the day's top news for now but don't forget you can always find us on many of your favorite social media platforms like twitter and facebook for up to the minute reports. humanity has never seen such strange natural phenomena befall giant coming to this appearing in the peninsula. one off or another. one never though to pick up again you have us to get your foot you know limb does look we don't have it that you would. miss one appeared in 2020. how often and where will new creases appear as i described how dangerous own day for humans the small moment is devoted to 12021 russian scientists came quite close to working out what's going on. they built a full scale 3 d. model of the black hole. problem drugs don't always come from unscrupulous dealers but from pharmacies too in every state in the united states we've seen the very sharp increase in the number of people seeking treatment for addiction to prescription opioids and invited to america under the banner of medicine he persisted with the pain but instead of trying to wean him off though she just goes aft

kilometers as our relatives are turning purple red and pink as they blame they will flower and to like may. to end with hope you enjoyed that news update i will be back with more for you on our biggest stories in half an hour. all of the information in the world when you put it together and process the final tain is really. 0 it adds up to nothing all the illusion of differentiation will be obliterated the illusion of making a profit obliterated because we're entering into a period of a singularity. humanity has never seen such strange natural phenomena befall giant coming to this appearing in the peninsula. one after another. what never again you could you. get your info you know whom does love with those who don't he wouldn't. miss one appeared in 2020. how often and where will new crisis appeal as i described how dangerous own day for human the slum only it is different than 102021 russian scientists came quite close to working out what's going on. they built a full scale 3 d. model of the black hole. and i can remember when it would flood one time in the fall and then one time in the spring you know a break up and now i mean

pink we talked to said her parents in poland are excited to watch. and everybody here is expecting the palace to hit back hard. molly hunter, nbc news, london. >>> rob mayeda, it was a nice, early spring feeling day today. >> lots of sunshine, 60s around, and still enjoying nice weather for now. but tomorrow get ready for cooler changes and there's still more winter officially before spring gets under way. going to be interesting week. not just showers but low snow levels and maybe a chance for thundershowers. a continuation of beautiful sunday afternoon and evening in the bay area. sunshine in san francisco about 54 degrees. more around walnut creek and mount diablo. more sunday sunshine at 61 degrees. northwest wind at 13. evening plans look good, approaching 11:00, upper 40s, mostly clear, and should be a dry start to tomorrow morning. wake up to 40s around san jose and san francisco. mid to upper 30s, napa. but going to see clouds, highs will trend cooler. now talking 50s and more where that's coming from next few days. storm we've been watching in gulf of alaska is going to bring down much colder air into the region by tuesday

news at 10 o'clock. ohio car dealership rolling up the pink carpet to make a little girl with a rare heart conditions dreamse true. this is 9 year-old mckinley and the make a wish foundation surprised her with her favorite toys and treats her biggest wish, though, was granted. that was for a new pomeranian puppy. mckinley was born with a rare heart condition and has undergone a number of operations. today's gifts help to spark some joy. >> i was so was like, oh, my gosh, we've made she's been my rock and posed and. i really appreciate this day. >> in april. mckinley is set to undergo a procedure to replace her pacemaker batteries. she's looking forward to having her new puppy during her recovery. >> body. you're lost. >> something. you don't see every day. a trying to take the subway. but that was indeed the scene in toronto as this little guy was running wandering around the subway station and we'll services rescuing him, taking him back to work. he knew to go. according to officials, seeing animals, both wild and domesticated at the subway station is actually pretty common. happening now, christians aroun

all of the public access areas, both on the pier 8s in the facilities and the new docs being proposed. the orange and pink areas are for commercial retail areas, both restaurants and pop-up spaces, accommodating a range of offerings. the primary revenue generating source for the project is the gray. the teal is the supporting leaseholds that support the facilities and then the blue is a shared space for pier 40 te nanlses, existing tenants and workforce development training space. next slide, please. so this is a numbers overview and some illustrations of the concept of san francisco waterfront partners with a total program of around 247,000 square feet with a mix of office, retail and restaurant, some exterior pop-up retail and this doesn't include any of the maritime facilities. next slide, please. throughout the negotiating period, included in the exclusive negotiating agreement, there are several responsibilities of both the port and the developer. i won't read through all of these. the primary role is to actively negotiate and help facilitate the community outreach while the developer is responsible

pink as they bloom and flower until late may. i'm wraps it up for you don't forget we do cover a lot more news stories you can check them out if you would like to have todd had to walk the dog. humanity has never seen such strange natural phenomena before giant coming to us appearing in the amount peninsula. one after another. but never about the propaganda you could use to get your boy you know them does what we thought of it that he would appear. in this one appeared in 2020. how often and where will new crisis appear as a discussion of how dangerous are they for humans from only you did about the 18 and 2021 russian scientists came quite close to working out what's going on. they built a full scale 3 d. model of the black hole. the world is driven by shaped by one person. in a day or thinks. we dare to ask. problem drugs don't always come from unscrupulous dealers but from pharmacies to in every state in the united states we've seen the very sharp increase in the number of people seeking treatment for addiction. to prescription opioids beyond invited america under the banner of medicine persisted with the pain but instead of tr

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thing that drew me to her was of course the fact this was a pink getaway car and got like 50 show dogs. i don't care if there's only one news article about her,nl i must write about this woman. thankfully i got information on her. >> it was hilarious the scene where she was just playing with the dogs. >> i i know. dogs right and left, take some, take some, i can't care for them all. >> that was hilarious. i lovedar. that. what do you think are may be some misconceptions people have about female con artists? >> i think going back to your first question, that people think they are not dangerous and maybe even silly and fun, and it's like they are a kind of fun but i do think people forget how much damage they have done. there's a womanha in my book, se and her son actually murdered several people, but even if you were not look at the ones who murdered, even if you're looking at one's who have just taken money from people, it's never, it's so hurtful to the victims and the victims are so just like a shame and broken. it's not just about the money. it's not just i lost thousands of dollars but it's like, i mean, rose marks, som

market alert, we are looking very healthy and in the pink, i mean, in the green, but they can't decide whether the february jobs report is great news or bad news. at least earlier today, you know, look at the s&p. the s&p alone has endured a 105-point swing even as the economy added 379,000 jobs for the month. let's pull the headline number apart for you. the leisure and hospitality sector looked the best adding 355,000 jobs, most of which were specifically in the food service and drinking venues. retail saw 41,000 jobs added. manufacturing added 21,000. where did we see losses? government and mining jobs saw the declines. to our floor show traders, and we've got andrew and scott here on this friday. andrew, do you read this as biden is right, we are far from healthy, or things only get better from here? and if you were to translate this to your portfolio, what are they? >> yeah, definitely. it's one of those things only get better from here. we saw the leading economic indicator report earlier this week, topped expectations. but the employment component of that really has surged higher into positive territory and confirmed by toda

new watches have been added. essenceville, paducah, louisville but it's down to the south. areas of pinkuntil the cold front will sweep through, and that's back in eastern arkansas and louisiana. it's not severe to the north where the warm front is. if we break this down for you, you can see all the warnings. let's head to south of charlotte. it doesn't have the upper level support to be as strong and as wicked. that's good news. although it could still cause a small spin-up. you get into the areas that are moving in mississippi. they had two corresponds eight days ago and had injuries. they had another one today. birmingham is still under the gun with this. this is adairsville. north georgia, this warning, this is i-75. numerous accidents east of birmingham highway 280. south of r ome, georgia, cedartown, is a high school. they sustained damage on the roof nochlt children have been harmed. seven tornados from one super cell thunderstorm. it's traveling over 175 miles, pam, and could go another 60 or 70. it's not over with just yet. >> not over with. we'll be staying on top of this unfol

all of the public access areas, both on the pier 8s in the facilities and the new docs being proposed. the orange and pink areas are for commercial retail areas, both restaurants and pop-up spaces, accommodating a range of offerings. the primary revenue generating source for the project is the gray. the teal is the supporting leaseholds that support the facilities and then the blue is a shared space for pier 40 te nanlses, existing tenants and workforce development training space. next slide, please. so this is a numbers overview and some illustrations of the concept of san francisco waterfront partners with a total program of around 247,000 square feet with a mix of office, retail and restaurant, some exterior pop-up retail and this doesn't include any of the maritime facilities. next slide, please. throughout the negotiating period, included in the exclusive negotiating agreement, there are several responsibilities of both the port and the developer. i won't read through all of these. the primary role is to actively negotiate and help facilitate the community outreach while the developer is responsible

new peep soda. it's time looking okay. so there you can see the can. okay. they're pink and blue and yellow just like the peeps. they all taste the same. they all taste like marshmallow. okay. it's cute for advertising and for tweeting and for social media, which by the way, social media is that why didn't they call it peeps e, but they're calling it pepsi. pete missed opportunity. yeah. yeah. and another miss you can't buy in the store. i would love. i would love to have marginal flavor pepsi. but you got to do this sweepstakes thing to get. it is like not only limited that way, but you have to go to their website. they they just didn't make enough of them for all of us. i i love a cream soda, which is kind of glorified p. i mean, even what were you like peeps. love i love how peeps guy. i know it's a great it's a big gets that countries are. that's just i don't >> that's the you have it. >> a 24 and there's been another dog attacked by a mountain lion 2 attacks in as many weeks. obviously raising a lot of eyebrows out there in san mateo county. we've got property only 7 standing by with what we know about thi

new peep soda. takes time looking okay. so there you can see the cans. okay. they're pink and blue and yellow just like the peeps.y all taste the same. they all taste like marshmallow. okay. it's cute for advertising and for tweeting and for social media, which by the way, social media is that why didn't they call it peeps e, but they're calling it pete missed opportunity. yeah. and another miss you can't buy in the store. i would love. i would love to have marginal flavor pepsi. but you got to do this sweepstakes thing to get. it is like not only limited that way, but you have to go to their website. you it just didn't make enough of them for all of us. i i love a cream soda, which is kind of glorified p. i mean, even what you like peeps. i love i love how peeps guy. i know it's a great it's a big gets that countries are. that's just i don't that's the you love it. these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuou

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organization code pink was founded in november of 2002 being the lead up to the iraq war one of the least mention stories about the invasion with a massive global protest against it despite the lack of news coverage of those protests at the time what do you believe was and is the lingering significance of been in 2002 and present. i think those protests eventually you know they have an effect in the sense that u.s. government doesn't want us to killed in a racket so they change the way they fight the war they've brought a lot of the troops home unfortunately the air war is going on the negative side i think it. led to a lot of disillusionment among the protesters to say here we got millions of people globally out on the streets and yet our leaders didn't listen to us but it perhaps it also sensitized the leaders were it because they understand the u.s. is tired of these wars they understand public opinion is not only in for ringback. getting out and we're rack and afghanistan but also doesn't want another war like a war with iran. could agree to more and you know you you and i used bush had been watching this over the last 18 years what do you believe and you've been speaking out against

pink slip. secretary mayorkas will create a new council in the coming weeks, but critics say this is a way to purge concerns over the rollback of trump era immigration policies. will: lauren, thank you so much. you heard in lauren's report 30 plus some odd members of the dhs advisory council fired. you heard lauren say this might be an attempt to silence republican voices. that probably should be amended to say to silence dissenting voices. it was the appointed over several administrations, so why fire everyone? we asked former dhs secretary chad wolf a little bit earlier on "fox & friends"ment. >> the entire council was fired, is all 30-plus members. what that council is, is an advisory council for the secretary. it's supposed to be bipartisan. and these are experts in the field of homeland that are supposed -- homeland security that are supposed to give advice to the department to help them do their mission better. for the dhs and the secretary to end that without that next step is very concerning. my concern would be that the secretary and the leadership of dhs is not getting unvarnished, really

pink you both. when we come back, some advance advice for. texas is fully reopening next week, predictably they are having a meltdown and we were welcome our newest fact fox new analyst kayleigh mcenany. alec baldwin get, get you ready. straight ahead. in a recent clinical study, patients using salonpas patch reported reductions in pain severity, using less or a lot less oral pain medicines. and improved quality of life. that's why we recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. >> liberals having a full down meltdown after the texas governor announced the end of the statewide mask mandate allowing business does opened t full capacity. gavin newsom now in the middle of a possible recalls as it was reckless and by the way, he was caught again in a restaurant, but he claims i didn't eat in the restaurant. meanwhile, on capitol hill, democrats continuing to charge with their attack on election integrity with hr one that woul massively expand mail-in voting ballot harvesting, create the perfect storm for election chaos , and no id in felons get devote. no one person knows more about any of this then kayleigh mc enany who we can now officially welcome as a member of ou

pollster and fox news contributor, i am wearing the shoe she brought me tonight, jessica tara love. [laughter] >> thanks for having us. can you seek can you see jesse? >> no. the pinkikes. hot hot hot. it is our mardi gras, alexander bergen serve you. worse, what? >> this is the first time she's gone quiet when a powerful man has been accused of sexual assault. they are of course on the campaign show back in 2019 when this happened with joe biden she was quick to come out and say something. but then when she joined the ticket it was crickets from kamala harris. this is just a huge departure from how she acted during cabinet shows how dangerous it is, how far the democrats push the envelope in that hearing. because they have set up an impossible standard to meet on an area will be are seeing more of these come out. kennedy: robby doesn't resuscitate resuscitate brett kavanaugh at all? >> her treatment and the entire treatment of cabinet was so shameful. i do not think kamala harris has a lot of principles in general. so i am not surprised she's not saying anything here. if she cared that much she would have had to decline because of what joe biden was accused of. no

new case is a trap. watch. >> is an attorney here in denver called us up and requested that we create a custom cake that was pinkrate a gender transition change from a man to a woman, it is been very hard on especially my wife and my daughter and for me to watch as the attorneys and all these things have happened, the death threats and to standby sometimes to see that if the effect that it's had on my family and our business. >> emily: this is a strategy being deployed and this baker's attorney says his opponents are weaponizing the law to punish and destroy him because he won't create an expression that violates his christian faith. she says they want to make the law and arm of cancel culture. >> tomi: absolutely and i think i'm going to say what most americans are thinking when they hear the story, do people not of anything better to do in this country right now? and furthermore, for those people that are, they do identify as lgbt or they have those views, why would you want to spend your money at a bakery that you know doesn't align with those views? if you are so upset about it and it bothers you so much, ru

news in our national league, damage reports coming in. an apparent tornado touched down near birmingham, alabama. tom sater is tn the weather cen. >> if you notice the color of pinkit doesn't get higher than that. storm prediction calls this a high risk. it may happen once or twice a year. we didn't have any last year. this is now the second time for a high risk in eight days. eight days ago, it was a little bit to the southwest. the same communities, same towns are getting hit by tornadoes. they did eight days ago, and we had 65 of them. there were injuries that time. we're seeing significant damage. this tornado watch, which was in effect until 8:00 p.m. central daylight time, includes now north georgia. it's what we call a pds. they do not issue these lightly. they come with extreme warnings. and not just tornado warnings. what you see here, some of these are what you call tornado emergencies, most dire of warning. damage and the life threatening elements are imminent. they're getting at nearly highly populated reasons. see where charlotte is off to the western suburbs. that will move to the northern suburbs, not as strong as some of these you see in areas of

pink like look at my rosy santa cheeks, you know if somebody was like, "what's your ethnicity?" i'd be like, "uhh, himalayan sea salt?" [ laughter ] pretty sure. but my favorite character on the newsrolled luggage over a brick walkway [ laughter ] that's what it sounds like da-da-da-da. da-da-da-da. [ laughter ] "we need health care for all, da-da-da-da-da." [ laughter ] "the wealthiest one percent, da-da-da-da-da-da. [ laughter ] all right, thank you guys so much you've been a wonderful crowd. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: my thanks to tracy morgan for being here in studio we love you tracy. sam heughan, pete lee, and the roots right there everybody. thank you for watching stay safe everyone stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. goodnight everyone [ cheers and applause ♪

you in pink then you are ever going to enjoy from that little yellow package of peanuts covered in chocolate. why do i put it like that? it's lunchtime, i'm hungry but you don't even get the good newsven reflect that we have now more people vaccinated, at least one round, some two fully vaccinated than we do people who have tested positive for covid-19. that's not reflected in this bill either because the bill would be pumping more resources to schools because that's where we ought to be, there's so much science pointing to the fact that this bill is mostly pepto-bismol. those items should have been handled outside this bill, outside of covid and just streamlined it to that one thing and we could be moving forward but we are not. somebody wants us stuck. i don't know who that is. >> emily: all right. he perfectly said. moving on, now, a sixth accuser reportedly comes forward claiming unwanted advancements from governor andrew cuomo. the new details as the governor tries to write out the storm. plus, the questions the biden administration is facing over their recent covid guidelines as even people who have been vaccinated have been told not to fly. is this any way to return to norma

news. a conservative student group is outraged when their pro-life memorial is taken down in less than 12 hours. the ut austin chapter of young conservatives of texas placed 1,000 pinks any responsibility and warns outdoor exhibits are not protected. that is a look at your headlines, steve, accepted it back to you. steve: thank you very much, jillian. president biden yesterday held his first formal news conference yesterday 64 days after taking office, taking questions on all sorts of topics. and whether he will run for re-election. here with a top take away is partner and president at maslansky and partners lee carter. lee, good morning. >> great to see you this morning. steve: you know, i love the dials that you do because, you know, there are a lot of pundits on tv and professionals talking about what they feel from their purchase and their perches. it's great to see the general response from people that you have broken down into republicans, democrats, and independents about how they feel about different things that joe biden said. so, you dialed up like 10 different things. the first one we want to take a look at is talking about the southern border which is a