i do think ralph is right.media -- the media in that room, the media in that room, the press room, is, for example, asking war-incitng questions. there leading tohe answers they want. it is a suffocating consensus of questions in that room. i remember helen thomas on the eve of iraq who was kind of blocked by her colleagues because she was asking tough questions of president bush who is ready for air balls. i think that is sad. what is not on the agenda are the kinds of questions ralph asked. maybe not as tough as ralph uld ask them, framed in way that would produce some news that is needed, necessary news for the american people. one last thing on the mandate, the mask. the supreme court, decision not reported sufficiently in my mind about tests and vaccinations, that is shocking that the supreme -- it is not shocking in the same way president biden should not be shocked by the republican party as it exists today, but that the supreme court essentially sided with death i think and that covid decision is someth

ralph macchio.fer lawrence takes the colbert questionert! but when we return, folks, it's america's sweetheart, "meanwhile!" stick around. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: right over there. that is the band. that is the band. it's jon batiste and stay human. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: oh, baby! yeah, i like that! >> stephen: welcome back. hey, everybody. >> jon: i like it. >> stephen: jon, jon my friend and mrs. and mr. america out there. i hold in my hand the definitive questions for tonight's guest, mr. ralph macchio will be out here. did you watch "the karate kid"? >> jon: of course, everybody. >> stephen: here's the thing is that i heard we're having ralph macchio on, and i said that will be interesting. i haven't talked to ralph macchio before. i would like to talk to him. guess what? what's it called? "cobra kai." "cobra kai," fourth season, it's the number one show on netflix. "cobra kai." >> jon: that's amazing. >> stephen: i had no idea. very ex

but, annabel, ralph sale _ to other matters. but, annabel, ralph sale three _ to other matters.t the| ralph sale three did not get the warmest of welcomes, did he, in this final? it took the edge off of things —— rafael nadal. it final? it took the edge off of things -- rafael nadal. it did. and that is surprising, _ things -- rafael nadal. it did. and that is surprising, given _ things -- rafael nadal. it did. and that is surprising, given how- that is surprising, given how unlikely it was for nadal to make the final. last year, he was on crutches. it was quite extraordinary he was able to steal victory from two sets down. tennis is very tribal. ifor one have always preferred federal�*s technical skills compared to the physical strength you get from rafael nadal, but, look, it is an immense achievement, it is one that comes with... the fact that the number one was not in australia, the fact he could not beat the best number to be the best, but it is still a fantastic achievement, but let's see if any of his rivals can claim it back and get the number 21 themselves. i am his riv

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that's what you get from mr. lap ralph, mister lab, ralph said the united states is wrong saying we are going to invade ukraine. he puts a full stop in there. then he said, we are not. but nobody responded to that because of all the, the white noise surrounding this crisis, the dialogue, the conversations, the who's talking to whom the, the joe biden is flip flopping around on where the nato is united or not. so that him, him saying we are not going to invade, has just kind of disappeared under the surface. i feel you are giving too much value to foreign minister law statement i've. i've heard the many time, and i can tell you he capital of the short creek statement and he's capable of doing all the russian government to be a very opposite of what he has just declared. so i will not take it at face value. i think the bottom line is the russians got troy playing a pressure strategy on ukraine, directly on the u. s. and the europe and allies. and the question is whether from the bay by artificially created situation. we can come up with a better picture for both the europeans, the america

who is ralph? run, nick. let's get to know the man with the help of our extensive archive school gun. nick was born and raised in a small town called back. now he played amateur football as a mid field, a prescript got 2nd team and a few regional science while studying to become an english and sports teacher. at age 22, he got his coaching, a license, and then at $25.00 he became play a coach at his home town club, victoria buckner, and also coached a few more. i'm at your side. he got his 1st full time job in football. in 92 as youth coordinator pushed got winning the youth league, but he left just 2 years later when he wasn't considered for the vacant assistant coaching job. another year past until he got his 1st head coaching, get the 3rd division side as is how, what thing and, and almost led them to promotion. but in an early sign of things to come showed he wants control and won't budge from his ideas. quite possibly a good thing, it man united, but this my way or the highway attitude can cause trouble

germany just before she was about to go into hiding with her children more guts. younger brother, ralph was arrested, hoping to help her son. her mother turned herself into the authorities. ma got went into hiding in berlin. after 13 months, she was caught and deported to the terean's store concentration camp. she survived, her mother, brother, father and her entire family were murdered in auschwitz. shortly after the liberation of today's inch dot, and before she left, she married out of friedlander. a man she knew from berlin and whose family had also been murdered in auschwitz. they emigrated to america in 1946. ah, he hath ema amelie cur. michigan should fight kush paul hm. but i never really forgave america. because when i had needed america hobbin, they didn't let me in its mission. i guess s u. v ish no high. the time i came to america, i was free, a vice and could est here anyway on hit to be here. it was my own free. well, i might try athena if i could have come to america with my mother. i might have been very happy being placed ledgebrook ish division ah, in 2003, she returne

if i have decided to go to the police said, sabine, i am going with ralph wherever that may be. emitted yes, try to make your life so deadly been to man the only things she still has from her mother are this amber necklace and a small address book side 1000 or else ish to work a few in 2008 because when i was still on the plane on my way back to america. i asked myself in new york, say you really doing a new york year? there's so much more you can do in germany, in berlin to bill in kent in 2009, she decided to leave new york and returned to berlin for good order in i'd often at 88 years old, margaret friedlander has been repatriated and is back for good to day, she officially became a german citizen again. interior minister curtis presented her with the certificate of dig. it isn't said nadra cook, senator curtin, that seems to me, i should probably say a few words after receiving this document as well. and i think words of sanks are expected of artic manuel to just uncles. that condition i can't do that. didn't because you have simply returned what belonged to me in the 1st place. but

team usa outfitter ralph lauren chosen custom outfits. >> it is an honor to be apart of it? and i am following in my grandfather's footsteps. he is thrilled ralph lauren came back to the company for a second time to make team usa gear. the company is also making the jackets athletes will wear at the closing ceremony and all 3,000 jackets were made at a meticulous space at 7 hours per jacket. the olympics kickoff in 12 days and our janelle wang is going to be in beijing. she will bring us live updates. our coverage begins february 3rd. >>> take a look at this. the sunset. >> red and gold. rob, is there some connections between sunsets and 49ers success, i never seen it before but tell me. >> the skyline was linked up with green bay. we are going to show you potential outcomes and of course we don't know if they're going to be playing tampa bay. there will not be a windchill to worry about. tampa bay right now is at 47 degrees. windchills, 45. out in sofi stadium. it is in doors that you have to worry about anything. it is comfortable condition. and tampa bay looking pretty ni

. >>> still ahead, ralph lauren jumping into the metaverse. >>> ralph lauren has found a way to targetyounger shoppers, the metaverse. you may remember when mark zuckerberg introduced the metaverse a couple weeks ago. now the clothing company is offering virtual visits at its flagship store on mad sin avenue. the idea is to attract the next generation of customers who are already accustomed to spending significant amount of time online. >>> and then yosemite to test lottery system for camp grounds. it will begin tomorrow and winners will be announced in february. more than 600 winners, and the park is trying out the new system to create a fair and balanced way for campers to make reservations. >>> coming up, a special tribute to the late betty white. she would have turned 100 years old today. we're all ready for a real vacation. one where you can sip tropical drinks with fruity garnishes, without having to get up. a vacation where you don't have to sweat the small stuff, like rummaging for room keys. and a vacation where drinks and wi-fi that's fast and reliable, are all included. beca

. >>> polo ralph lauren revealed the official uniforms that u.s. olympic athletes will wear for the 2022 winter games in beijing. ralph lauren has been designing for team usa since 2008, but this time the line includes a new special fabric that expands to create additional insulation in colder temperatures. >>> still ahead, a stunning sea of color deep in the ocean. why this newly discovered coral reef is a hopeful sign for marine life. >>> tonight, we lead our broadcast from here at the white house with tough questions for the chief of staff about president biden's first year in office, including what the president meant that marathon >>> the so-called doomsday clock is staying right where it is. it set at 100 seconds to midnight for the second year in a row. it is the closest it has ever been. the group bulletin of atomic scientists consider the clock a metaphor to how close humanity is to self annihilation. it takes into account the threats posed by nuclear weapons, climate change, and as of the last two years, the covid-19 pandemic. >>> scienti

. >> reporter: legendary actress sheryl lee ralph takes on the role of barbara, "abbott elementary's"nd most senior teachers, she never complains. what is your secret? >> knowing there's not much you can do, ava. >> reporter: one of the original dream girls, ralph is no stranger to the stage or screen and credits "abbott's" success to just one person. >> wizard with the glue gun. >> i think it's because of our leader. i call her the tiny titan. quinta may be 32 years old, but she is so smart, so talented, so kind. she's an incredible writer. she leads with love. and she has created the best working experience for all of us. >> reporter: brunson now joining the ranks alongside the likes of issa rae and michaela coel, female entertainers writing, producing, and starring in their own projects. who are just the latest of these young black creators who started off online, on social media, and are making this -- charting this new path. >> the thing that i think was great about social media is it gave so many people another stage. i think that proved to be really beneficial for anyone in a m

so guy laugh ralph of andy. today's high stakes talks over ukraine with tens of thousands of russian troops on ukraine's border. the meeting in geneva was aimed at reducing tensions and growing fears. at russia is about to launch an invasion. the 2 countries have agreed to keep talking, but both men played down hopes of finding a resolution to day. after the talks a secretary of state to blink and said, russia had a clear choice between peace and conflict. that's the choice that russia faces. now, you can choose the path of diplomacy that can lead to peace and security, or the path that will lead only to conflict. severe consequences and international condemnation. the united states and our allies and partners in europe stand ready to meet russia on either path. and we will continue to stand with ukraine. well, let's see what tyson baka made of today's talks. he's a senior fellow at the german council on foreign relations here in berlin. welcome back to d w. i have today's talks made any difference to the stand

so when you crate meeting in geneva, russian foreign minister survey laugh ralph tells us counterparts on to the lincoln that moscow has no plans to launch an invasion, despite russian troop build up on ukraine's florida. also on the program, the time to start treating covey, like any other seasonal illness, highly vaccinated spade is giving it some thought. i'm a single meet love, best known for his seventy's. his back out of hell has died. age 74 will look back to legend, career entertain ah, ah, i'm through gail. welcome to the program, secretary of state antony blanca, russian foreign minister, us again. ralph of ended, today's high state talks over you cried. the meeting in geneva was held in the hope of reducing tensions and growing concerns at russia's preparing to invade. your great. russia has mastered tens of thousands of troops and near ukraine's board the u. s. as an evasions. likely, russia denies this, and the 2 men played down hopes of finding an immediate resolution. we'll hear 1st from the u. s. secretary of state and then from the russian foreign minister, that's the

and elizabeth ralph, -- lisa osborne ross. tragicomic of hundreds active director of the national domestic workers alliance who is based in chicago will be joining us a bit further in the conversation. she is also an impactme leader. thank you so much for being with us. >> happy to be here. >> thanks. >> toni those tuning in of the live stream you can follow the conversation on twitter. so let's jump in.t revel a lot to cover today. personal to talk about what the workplace of the future looks like and how the events of the past nearly two years covid-19 or the george floyd protester any of the other upheavals we've seen over the past 18 months including the presidential election has shaped it. lisa, let's start with you. you're a ceo, delete a company with with more than 2500 employees. back in september you wrote this about the workplace of the future. firstt and foremost it's a workers workplace run one rooted in flexibility, transparency and accountability. what do you mean when you say it's a workers workplace now? >> wha

but look, ralph northam is the governor. it is not glenn youngkin them as mcenany has said.he's bloom walk out the door. 20 hours after this, you've got that reference, ralph northam is yet to hold a press conference. he's tweeting instead. it's a election of duty pay the national guard need to be called in here yesterday appeared all hands on deck, it did not happen, now people have died as a result of this governor who does not care all that much because where is he? >> harris: he is moonwalking. we do need to see that because that will be funny. gillian, when you look at the situation too, i lived in minnesota for a while, when you leave a car idle, what happens with the ice underneath the car, it melts, right, that it re-freezes and then your car can get more stuck than before? now you have the tires melted and refreezing, this is a nightmare. >> gillian: joe and kayleigh used to live here. news flash for everyone, i live here. i'm stuck in the middle of this nightmare. we had bad snow in 2010, what did they call it, the polar vortex in 2014 with more record low temperat

our liberties and how governments are going against some of our right rushes top diplomat, sir, gala ralph has accused berlin of putting pressure on our teeth, new german language channel. after talked with the countries of foreign minister in moscow, our correspondent john quarter was following developments was one of the main points of discussion at the press conference was of course, the fate of our t, german language channel, our t d e, which has been facing a lot of censorship in germany, the russian foreign minister circ a live rob said that the german state was actually directly involved in this violation of free journalism. going as far to say that sanctions may even need to be taken if the matter is not resolved. as for his german counterpart, she said that the state actually was not involved. so let's take a listen to what they both said. not and cannot ask the state interference regarding r t d. well, that's just not true enough unless you know why. we have every reason to believe that the german government is directly involved in what is happening. let me remind you that bankin

writing in the 19th century, ralph emerson, — writing in the 19th century, ralph emerson, an americanon, an american poet, he referred to a people who for truth and honours sake stand fast and stuff _ and honours sake stand fast and stuff suffer long. i firmly believe those _ stuff suffer long. i firmly believe those words describe you, the bloody sunday— those words describe you, the bloody sunday families perfectly. tirelessly, across the decades, you have toiied — tirelessly, across the decades, you have toiled to clear the names of your loved — have toiled to clear the names of your loved ones. if ever i needed help. _ your loved ones. if ever i needed help. wett— your loved ones. if ever i needed help, well if ever i needed proof, perhaps. — help, well if ever i needed proof, perhaps. i— help, well if ever i needed proof, perhaps, i should say that hope is that stubborn thing inside all of us that stubborn thing inside all of us that insists, despite all the evidence to the contrary, that something better awaits us, i only have to _ something better awaits us, i only have to turn

and so i talked to a friend of mine another eminent caltech neuroscientist a friend of yours too ralph adolph's who does emotions research and i and we we regularly go out for a very spicy such swan food and then one of our dinners i said, hey, i'm thinking of writing a book about emotion. he goes. oh, no, no and then he says what you just said. it's oh a tumultuous field. it's been we're being revolutionized. it's crazy and and i as i learned later, it's also a field. that's just exploding and he said stay away from that. that'll be that'll be a tough one and i go perfect. no it's drama. it's tumble. that's what i want. that's what else is more interesting to write about. so instead of talking me out of it. he talked me into it and he was a big help i have to say in guiding me and as i was learning about it and writing about it and reading my chapters and giving me his advice and his opinions. so so i that's how i got into into that. i think there was a part two of your question. maybe the coughing dispelled that yeah it flew out of my brain, but you could remind me to remember it. i

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security concerns, but lift the door open to further talks. russian foreign minister sergey la ralph, signaled moscow is open to further diplomacy. he told russian radio his country did not want war. let's talk to our correspond mathias, a billing her she is in a key of ukraine for you. mathias, the ukranian president of alarm is lensky. address the media a short while ago. what. what? what did he have to say? well, his main message was that he wanted to choke down talks of an imminent attack of an imminent war. he said that the, the western media and also politicians of allies are talking about an imminent attack was creating panic on the markets. that capital was withdrawing from ukraine investments were being canceled and that was who, that this was posing his government in a difficult position at the same time. he also of course, said that he needs the support of western countries and he said that the country is under threat. um, so there is a bit of a dilemma here and that this contradiction, you could not really, he could not really solve this contradiction because at the one ha

i'll talk to his democratic predecessor ralph northam about race in america. >>> and what would dr. king say about the times we are in today? one of his closest advisers dr. clarence jones will tell us. >>> i'm jonathan capehart, this is a special edition of "the sunday show." ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> our focus this king holiday sunday, "our fragile democracy." the right to vote is the cornerstone of american democracy, and, yet, republican governors and state legislatures across the country have spent the last year curbing it, from limiting how you can register to vote and where and when you can vote, to instituting changes that could result in your vote either not being counted or the will of the people being overruled. compounding the precarious state of our democracy is that fewer americans trust the electoral system, and a sizeable majority believes the nation's democracy is in danger of collapse. with voting rights on the line, president biden laid out in stark words the choice facing the senate in a fiery speech in atlanta. >> what we choose, democracy over autocracy, light over shadows, ju

and alana bab walker speaking after talk to the russian capital with her counterpart saying, i love ralph among the topics on the agenda with the russian troop billed upon the ukrainian border i'm fear such a russian who's getting ready to invade its neighbor was bare box at the top. it covered a variety of issues including some currently casting a shadow over bilateral ties. next rockingham, the man, the last few weeks. more than 100000 russian soldiers have gathered near the ukrainian bod own enough for no comprehensible reason. it is difficult not to interpret this as a threatening. and so since i took office, a large part of my discussions has not entered on the question of furthering cooperation with russia on deepening common goals was blanket mines on korean, current dvd, the german government did not choose the situation. these are the 2 at $100.00, but it cannot and will not ignore it about the canon on van. yeah, i'll finish austin beacon we'll take a closer look at this with liana fix, who's a resident fellow at the german marshall fund in washington, d. c. and an expert on ger

frosty encounter. germany is new, foreign minister, and i lena bear book on the home tough of sag gala. ralph, one of the world's longest serving foreign ministers, she had a plain accusation that russia is destabilizing europe. in the next volume handle the past few weeks, more than 100000 russian troops, equipment and tanks have been deployed near ukraine for no reason. it's hard not to see that as a threat. laval through the accusation, right back, commodity. but i, it's even if we don't written anybody with anything, but we do hear the threats addressed to us. i hope it only to reflect certain emotions that certain powers inside within the western camp. in the west that the north stream to pipeline connecting russia to germany is increasingly seen as a diplomatic front line. in berlin, german chancellor olaf saw its, gave the clearest signal yet that he's open to sanctions on the pipeline. if russia attacks ukraine, claus to his clears that in the event of a military intervention against ukraine, they'll be a high price to pay and that everything will be up for discussion. with salts was

so guy laugh ralph tells us counterpart on to be blinking, but moscow has no plans to launch an invasion, despite to russia's troop build up on ukraine's border. also on the program. is it time to start treating cove? it like any other things? no elder, i'm evacuated, spain is considering doing just that. and ah, yes figure miklos barry 70 hit bad out of hell is died. age 74. will look back at the legend career at the time. ah, i'm fil, gail a welcome to the program. secretary of state, and they blanket and russian foreign minister, so guy laughed off of and today's high stakes talks over ukraine. the meeting in geneva was held in the hope of reducing tension and red, growing concerns at russia's preparing to invade ukraine. russia's mass, tens of thousands of troops near ukraine's border. but mister love, rough insisted, his country has no plans to invade both sides or keeping the door open to diplomacy . you are saying it would respond in writing to russia. security demands. next week . we'll hear 1st from antony, blinking, a man from survey laughter of that's the choice, the grocer fa

now sports live, ralph rang nick manchester. united coach will be up next. we'll be back with more headlines at the top of the hour until then as always, our website d w dot com. i'm rebecca writt as thanks very much for watching ah ah.

ralph lauren revealing uniforms u.s. olympic athletes will wear for 2022 winter games in beijing.008 and this includes a special fabric to expand to create insulation in colder temperatures. >>> star wars in san jose where astronomers are battling a plan to put up digital billboards near the airport. they say the light will disturb their work. even the most sophisticated telescope is already losing its vision. >> fainter objects as background light goes up, we will be unable to make those detections. >> the airport says digital signs are a necessary revenue stream and are within rules set by city council. a hearing on the billboards is set for next wednesday. >>> plans have been laid out for a new film studio that will get hollywood stars a lot closer to the actual stars. >> zero gravity production studio, here is a look. according to variety magazine space entertainmentent rise is behind the idea. the company wants the module to contain sports and entertainment arena as well as a content studio. the company is planning to build it by december 2024. i will believe it when i see it

she was in moscow to meet her counterpart there, sergey love ralph during the week. also the german chancellor. was he a meeting the nato secretary general here in berlin? and today, of course, berlin, once again, the center stage of the diplomatic activities going on with this meeting of what's called the transatlantic quad. this is a grouping that's not often really in the limelight but between germany, the u. k. france and the united states trying to show that all 4 of those big important nato member states are very much on the same page and all of that diplomatic activity. richard, back to the question, which we talked about a little bit earlier in the show, is any of this really having an effect as any of that moving the needle in terms of defusing, the situation, or the tensions of a russian ukraine? well, we certainly haven't seen any signs of attention diffusing so far. but for instance, analynn above the term for ministers. also some caution not have too high expectations of any massive change in the situation happening so quickly that this is still very muc