but richie sunak himself is in an interesting position.dealt with the question of what boris johnson johnson said yesterday by basically asserting boris johnson didn't really mean it. and you could see, i think, that discomfort on richie sunak's face. it's not his kind of politics. this is not that kind of where he likes to fight political battles. there were reports a few days ago that richie sunac even considered resigning at the heart of partygate. if that was the case. but i know he was the plea unhappy the way the government was being run. a perception of the lack of seriousness. now, that was partly about partygate. pandemic rule breaking. all the way through 2020, 2020. -- the official report into what went on. but the question for mps really was always can force johnson be trusted? does he follow the rules? and if he's clocked out, is he straight with people? jessie and buses suspected of lying to parliament? the war and ukraine has changed the conversation and context. and you can come away from the spring conference thinking anyt

he >> should richie sunak cut fuel duty?r reduces feel duty, we will stand in his way. but even a five pound reduction in fuel duty will only reduce filling up the car with petrol by two pounds. so, i don't think that really rises to the scale of the challenge that we face at the moment. which is why we're calling for a windfall tax on the big profits been made by north sea oil and gas companies right now. and channel that in with both a reduction in that from 5% to zero on gas and electricity bills. but also a big and expansion -- because we know it is families and pensioners, on lower, modest incomes, who are struggling most at the moment with the rising prices. so, that would be my priority. but any sensible measures to deal with the cost of living crisis, of course, labor would support those on wednesday. >> i just want to talk a bit about the windfall tax, because this is something that labor is talking about a lot. you clearly feel the public's went back up. but isn't there a real risk that this could discourage invest

and richie our cameraman made that decision to keep rolling.e kept rolling. what we found later and certain at at the time is that civilian cars were being targeted by unknown gunmen. and a number of families were killed in cold blood. we were driving in unmarked family, we could have just been a family. there's no way you could have possibly seen accurately who was in that car. and it was fired upon. we, i think, particularly myself, domenic, our producer and richey were convinced it was a mistake that it was a ukrainian -- >> a shot at you. >> as journalists. if anything, the firing intensified after that. really, the hardest thing was to try to get out of the car. it's standard procedure. it's called debussing. we knew we had to debus. two of the team had already got out. the three of us were left. it was a matter of choosing your moment when to get out. you talk about choosing a moment. this is all going so fast. there's so much firing it really is luck if you get out. in our words, it is miraculous. it's that an ambush scenario like this,

tonight, from "american idol," luke bryan, katy perry, and lionel richie. pamela adlon and music from banks. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for joining us. i'm glad you did. you know, it's hard to do a comedy show when there's a war going on, but we are here while more than 6,000 miles away, women and children are fleeing ukraine. men age 18 to 60 are required to stay and fight as russian forces continue their unprovoked attack.

it's lionel frickin' richie! me in a red pickup truck going down hollywood boulevard, "vote for me." >> he would have had no trouble until katy and i. >> jimmy: have you guys personally voted for lionel? i don't know where this happens. >> we're putting up a lot on our instagram -- tomorrow. >> jimmy: okay, good. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you should be on there, in there twice, lionel. for the commodores and as a solo artist. [ cheers and applause ] >> the story is simple, i thought we were already in. i'm still taking the accolades, thank you. >> jimmy: if you are inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame, will you donate that clay head of yourself to be on display in cleveland there at the actual hall? >> you mean the real one? >> jimmy: the one. >> did you tell them the story you told me? >> yes, i didn't tell them the story -- >> you got to tell them. >> jimmy: he's saving it for the book. >> no, honestly, what happened, of all the things i didn't like in that video, of all the things -- >> jimmy: the head in

watch >> sam, richie sunak appear to defend boris johnson's comments. that was where he made the comparison between the situation in ukraine and brexit. >> that's right. boris johnson -- he was defending freedom -- that is got down incredibly badly with some. all the activists in the hall didn't like it, but ministers told me that they thought it was uncomfortable. some have even gone public. theresa may's former chief of staff also criticize that remark, because the idea that a democratic vote could be anything like equated to the kinds of things that you're seeing in ukraine, the pictures that you're looking at, -- >> let's watch him, because it looked to me that he was far from comfortable, essentially saying that boris johnson didn't say what we all heard him say. >> no, i don't think those two situations are directly analogous. i don't think the prime minister was saying that they were. >> he's not saying they're directly innocuous, but he is saying that the people of this country, like the people of ukraine, choose freedom every time. he gives bre

i will ask john morrow and then alexandra richie, and then rich frank, and richie will be the cleanup batter. john, take it away. >> i don't tend to refer to the war as good, i tend to refer to them as necessary, as necessary and unnecessary. this was a necessary war. we had to fight it. in no uncertain terms, even though the america first movement wanted no part of the war, this was a war that we had to fight, as nick said, for civilization. i think the museum, one of the reasons i have enjoyed working with the museum all these years is that the museum has made a strong and sincere and dedicated effort to approach this war with the inclusion of as many different aspects and peoples as there are to be discussed, in particular in this country, and the notion that this is a diverse population and we have to accord some equity to the way in which we treat various aspects of the population. that's absolutely necessary. this is a democracy. we're changing all the time, notions of war, war and good war, et cetera, the greatest generation. i will not knock the generation that fought the war.

>> this one's -- this one's for -- >> jimmy: my thanks to dua lipa, papa richy [ cheers and applausend applause >> we were at your first show. >> oh, you were? >> in miami. >> in miami? >> yes >> did you enjoy it? >> loved it. [ light laughter ] [ cheers ] the first outfit you had on -- that green outfit. >> jimmy: all right, all right, come on now. [ laughter ] >> i got to dance with dua [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: get out of here! get -- wait, wait. >> wow >> amazing [ cheers and applause ♪♪ making friends again, billy? i like to keep my enemies close. guys, excuse me. i didn't quite get that. i'm hard of hearing. ♪♪ oh hey, don't forget about the tense music too. would you say tense? i'd say suspenseful. aren't they the same thing? can we move on guys, please? alexa, turn on the subtitles. and dim the lights. ok, dimming the lights. do you think any of us will look back in our lives, and regret the things we didn't buy? (camera shutters) or the places we didn't go. ♪ ♪ you know those mornings, when it takes just a little bit extra or to get ya out of bed?o. this might be it. w

. >> ♪♪ ♪♪ >> recuerdan esa canción tan agradable que convirtieron a lionel richie en una leyenda pores por medio de las letras. >> felicidades a lionel richie. >> qué canción. >> el mundo cambio y quienes los habitamos también y no se salva la araña originaría de asia es la joro que podría estar en los estados unidos porque la vieron y pude sobrevivir a temperaturas frías, teje enormes telas, ella es muy tímida y nos tiene más miedo a nosotros que nosotros a ella. >> gracias por continuar con >> gracias por continuar con nosotros en noticias telemundo ] [crepitar del fuego] [exhala] [suena el celular] >> sabÍa que me ibas a contestar, mamacita. no hace falta que me presente, ¿verdad? tÚ sabes, perfectamente quiÉn soy. oye, te tengo una pregunta. mandÉ a hacer una tumba que dice: adela morales. ¿asÍ estÁ bien? ¿o quieres que le quite o le ponga algo? fuiste muy brava para matar al mago, pero no para hablar conmigo. ¿por quÉ no quieres que escuche tu voz? >> no te tengo miedo, faier.

alex richie. you met we are kicking off our morning session on -- featuring doctor alex rishi -- professor of history and chair of war studies in the department of -- we will be focusing on how this event shaped the holocaust as well as american reactions. doctor -- presidential -- and -- gunter bischof is an international historian, focusing on the 20th century. he is a martial plan professor, but he also serves as presidential counselor of the museum and, for the conference committee members who helped design this program, and also next year's program. his fingerprints are all over this one and we really are grateful for that. so, gunter bischof, i alex and mike, an opportunity to -- and then with, that i will let gunter bischof you take it over from their. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. thank you so much for being with us this early in the morning. i said to someone, if this program continues until next thursday, you will be starting at six in the morning. [laughs] let me just -- allow

you got lionel richie tomorrow?ll be here tomorrow. >> ask him about smoking the joint with bob marley. >> jimmy: oh. >> somewhere in jamaica, he smoked a joint. please ask him to tell you that story. >> jimmy: i will ask him that. he's usually pretty careful about not talking about that stuff, i'm glad you revealed that. >> i guess i said too much. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's all right, got to ask him now. maybe that's how he came up with "jambasayla." >> yeah, say the word. >> jimmy: jambasaydemoya? >> careful with what the words are. >> jimmy: close enough? >> they know what we're talking about. >> jimmy: right, exactly. are you dating right now? >> no. >> jimmy: why not? >> i don't like it. [ laughter ] no, the rules are different now, man. you know, now you get instagram and dms and all the stuff, people send you stuff and say, let's have sex. can i take you to dinner first? can i get to know your name? >> jimmy: i bet they would eat. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: what's going on here? this to me, you know wh

it says a fire at europe's largest nuclear plant has now been put out the fire at the supper. richie of facility began after it came under attack by russian forces. local officials say the nuclear plant has been safely secured and that radiation levels remain unchanged. the facility produces a quarter of ukraine's energy needs. resident followed up near zalinski has accused russia of trying to repeat the chan noble disaster saying the incident underscore the need to stop the fighting. usually we will, if there's an explosion you, that's the end for every one of the and for europe, your would have to be evacuated more than only urgent action by europe can stop. the russian troops do not allow the death of europe from a catastrophe at a nuclear power plant. small, let's bring in dr. charles casto. he's a us nuclear safety expert who is involved in containing the fukushima nuclear disaster in japan. dr. customer, thanks for being with us. tell us what went through your mind when you heard that this ukrainian nuclear power plant was on fire. well obviously, terry, that's a very troubling

the latest developments in ukraine. russian forces have seized control of ukraine, is a giant sep richie of how plants ukraine says russian troops shall the facility, killing several people and smoking a fire at their training facility authorities site no dangerous rage activity has been detected. you're watching the daily news line from berlin are coverage off the wall and ukraine continues now with stephen beardsley and d. w. business. of course. as always there's plenty more news and information as i web sized t w dot com. i'm will almost like a button to reset the world over d, w on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch and follow us and song or driven by merciless greed. others are fighting the destruction. forget to limp and readers. came to preserve the short done the make to be the government is trying to destroy the indigenous people with the largest scale burton project. blend grabbers are exploiting b, amazon rain for.

[applause] i think richie torres may have used the phrase useful idiots, there are useful idiots on theight and left defending putin. looking ahead, will putin be a bridge too far? january 6 was the bridge too far that wasn't too far. having been pro-putin, are there other things that might change the dynamics intellectually or publicly over the next months or year or two, the january 6 committee. for mona and kathy and charles. >> first, a response to the dsa and alexandria ocasio-cortez condemning nato, this ties in with kathy's point, because at the same time you have candace owens and saying pretty much the identical thing. the far left and the far right meet, and we are on the others have that circle. we are for liberty, democracy, human rights, and they are on the other side. that is clarifying. will this be a bridge too far for those who supported putin? i would think so. but i have to be modest here, because right after january 6, i was convinced that this would be the breaking point where everybody would say, you know what, we went too far, that the entire republican party woul

[applause] i think richie torres may have used the phrase useful idiots, there are useful idiots on the right and left defending putin. looking ahead, will putin be a bridge too far? january 6 was the bridge too far that wasn't too far. having been pro-putin, are there other things that might change the dynamics intellectually or publicly over the next months or year or two, the january 6 committee. for mona and kathy and charles. >> first, a response to the dsa and alexandria ocasio-cortez condemning nato, this ties in with kathy's point, because at the same time you have candace owens and saying pretty much the identical thing. the far left and the far right meet, and we are on the others have that circle. we are for liberty, democracy, human rights, and they are on the other side. that is clarifying. will this be a bridge too far for those who supported putin? i would think so. but i have to be modest here, because right after january 6, i was convinced that this would be the breaking point where everybody would say, you know what, we went too far, that the entire republican party wo

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would richie dead actually was luckily who know is more fungible.we've doubled the size of the help. >> so has he done? enough >> he's put 22 billion for one year of help. and i put one billion of it for energy. and the rest of it is -- p making people on universal credit, they keep more the money. >> do you think he has done enough? >> i think he will continue to keep an eye on this. it's only right. it's irresponsible for me to say job done because edgy prices are volatile, inflation remains high. so it would be absolutely responsible to say that we're done. >> that was the government lying, that's the latest sign so for him to have the presence, this presents -- >> just declare something, up he gave his subsequent statements after he finished with that support. and relied from the bench for support. was that you? >> yes that was me. and the reason that was me was that i saw ritchie, and what was a incredibly serious time. we talked about ukraine, failed to rise to the moment, failed to deliver for the british people, i had more room to maneuver i

is to stop the retaliation. application of your time data with a a. 2 2 with a it nice, appealing, richie order. doesn't have been a mock and i it didn't sheila, you look by me injured to with a you can define the ticket. they are it over a lot for in it that i am a local cool down to come with a please give me a back. yeah. and i look for a we that was i didn't leave that i buy suit the get gun, the host. so what are the reasons why a mutant or do you think about how fishing for this a bonus, missouri i you know, will you live with you any more on the lot of a pro vision your data isn't the only america. ok, duncan with dallas, is it the mediation determining arrogance in alternate english? what can you just a a 1st became a population english. she's fighting between the different k 5, if you would, when i was here my that all the way this is what i did a home one thing interrupted isn't gonna work to do that after talking to workers. so they now are you good people to join the skills program, shane it all for him to hold the baby and to read the faith with the family. oh yeah. i oh i i

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[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: lionel richie. cursing.nto the script without knowing i know him. >> jimmy: they didn't know? >> i read the script, oh my god. i texted him. dude, we're making a horror film, do you want to be in it? he's like, absolutely, my brother. that was it! [ applause ] no agents, i just texted him. he's the best. his line in the film, in the script, he's supposed to say, "we all get writer's block but that's my song." one take, do you want me to ramp it up a little bit? yeah. he goes, "we all get writer's song but that's my [ bleep ] song, you're dead!" [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's good stuff. we have a surprise for the audience. everyone here tonight is getting what, dave? >> uh -- fake blood? >> jimmy: a human head? i don't know. no, tickets to go see the movie. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's right! >> jimmy: "studio 666" starring foo fighters opens february 25th. thanks, fellows. we'll be back with fire city funk! >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing

those are the concerns that richie sunak is expressing now. of this, coming, of course, as we've had the gdp data for january. this morning, the uk economy grew by 0.8%, with four fifths of 1%. really, a much more strong performance than anyone expected. the city, looking for a growth of 0.2%. obviously, you will recall, in december, the economy contracted by 0.2% because the last hurrah of covid, if you like. so, really, strong numbers indeed. it puts more pressure, on the back of england, to raise interest rates. they have their next polity means and for the committee, this thursday. but, to give you an idea of how strong level was, it now means that the uk economy, at some point, 8% bigger than it was in february 2020, going into the pandemic. it is worth pointing out, as the office for national statistics does today, that had we not had the pandemic, than on the previous trend rate of growth, the economy would be some 4% larger than it is today. nonetheless, very encouraging gdp figures. very strong bounce back. it puts a lot more pressure

as in, richie, all about you.is very uncomfortable because it's all about me sometimes. that's part of being successful. >> ainsley know that feeling. a couple of weeks ago, the video came out where these people in ukraine where backing up sandbags to protect their city from the russians. over there listening to? they were listening to a song that you and jon bon jovi wrote. "it's my life." >> also max martin, a good friend of mine. >> steve: how did that make you feel? >> here's the thing. it's a song that when he wrote two years ago that was a massive head because it just made everybody feel good. and when it becomes a theme of, like, a country, that is, like, fighting and basically my country. there's a border right here. i am full on. right away here is ukraine. i could take a step that way. i'm ukraine. it saddened me, you know, now that their lifestyle is not good to begin with. you know. it's just -- i mean, it's inhumane. >> steve: what's been going on. what's been going on. >> brian: to see that you are i

which is that officially wall was declared on the soviet union by nancy, germany, along with italy. richie france, the governments of slovakia, hungary, romania, bulgaria, and finland unofficially. the war against the ussr involved no wages, danish and swiss. as part of the viking and nordland as as divisions. the dutch netherland ss 1000000000. as asked volunteers, the flanders legion, the spanish blue division. the albanians scandal bye as ask, as well as notoriously vicious as, as officers from lithuania, estonia and ukraine. with the fullest all of europe, led by nancy germany, took part in the slaughter of soviet nationalists, 1st and foremost slavic people, when he clung rhoda to boston. what's a good one? just ceased. poorly, chick, ha. madame on ebay to know you alf. tie in contact with the 2nd front. so nodded in the west was formed amir, 11 months before victory day when it became clear that the red army could manage on its own ah, throughout most of the war, the americans and the british were confronting 10 german divisions between us. while the soviets were confronting more tha

on this issue, it brings together speaker pelosi, leader mccarthy, richie neil, who is irish, where i come from its belt buckle to shoe sole. and the leaders of both our parties and all the trends. i am the proud son of catherine and like so many americans, i love ireland and i was raised in a circumstance where he would've thought my whole family -- they came in 1844 and 1845, but you would think they all lived in ireland the last previous 60 years. the irish on st. patrick's day thinks the irish-americans think they are more irish than the irish. that's kind of how i was raised. like so many americans of irish heritage, i cover other people of irish heritage as well. it was imputing me to be proud of my heritage. the pride that was passed down generations in our family, even though they have been here since the mid-1800s. it just part of the year we grieved, especially in scranton, where we lived near my grandpa. my grandfather used to say, if you are lucky enough to be irish, you are lucky enough. [laughter] pres. biden: every time something bad happened i go, i'm not sure. anyway.

richy? >> commissioner ajami. >> slide 11 and 12 is concerning to me. you can see the distribution of when we received snow and the precipitation happens. it is shifting compared to the historical average. are we reconsidering the way we manage hetchy? do we need to consider that today while i was driving here it was 76° in san francisco. i was thinking how much melt, notice melt are we going to get? it is not hot but hotter than normal? >> i would say we are not reconsidering how we can reconsider, frankly, on a daily basis. maybe we should invite you to it is through discussions of the number of scenarios we run at any given point in time to see what the possibilities and probabilities are. as i said, i think we expect from this warm spell about 10,000-acre feet coming down from the hetchy. we are pretty confident in that number given the conditions out there. we have staff both up country and in the bay area examining this on a daily basis. at the end of this week they go for another snow

the ukraine is richie receiving the biggest influx of weapon ever received by a, by an, a country that is being attacked from western countries. and even the germans are now ferrying and extraordinary amounts of, of lethal weaponry. and, but is it not you? is it enough? i mean, there may be good reasons, as you say, for nato's stance, but the charge of appeasement, which has been leveled at nato by the government and not just by the ukrainian government, not just i believe and threatens the west backs off both get it. that's it. ranges press? no that's, i'm sorry, that's just not correct. this is not appeasement. we have an actor, the fiercest financial sanction the ever inactive by the west. the russian central bank assets have been frozen. export control control the control have been instituted. that will severely apps, not the term to, to come to what come to time and the 2nd that may not the time, but it will severely constrain his freedom of action. an ice i, i think about it may very well in very short order. begin to change the cost benefit analysis of fuel closest in a circle,

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the ukraine is richie receiving the biggest influx of weapons ever received, but a, by an, a country that is being attacked from western countries. and even the germans are now ferrying and extraordinary amounts of, of little weaponry. and but is it not you? is it enough? i mean, there may be good reasons, as you say, for nato's stance, but the charge of appeasement, which has been leveled at nato by the government and not just by the ukrainian government, not just i believe and threatens the west backs off both get it. that's the ranges press. i'm sorry, that's just not correct. this is not appeasement. we have an actor, the fiercest financial sanction the ever inactive by the west. the russian central bank assets have been frozen. export control control the control have been instituted. that will severely apps not deter putin and i'll come to what come to time and the 2nd that may not the time. but it will severely constrain his freedom of action. and i, i, i think that it may very well in very short order, begin to change the cost, benefit analysis of fuel closes in a circle, his

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because we want to reduce the number of cars, all taxes and buses on richie our bus blog or someone traveling a short distance, they are 5 to 6 kilometers like, you know, how many, let's say to the supermarket. you leveraged it or visiting frank it as if they could go by, by old malls hobble out, which would be a better option for them of the rogue. over and over the congested general with the old dresser and the hammond, missouri $1190.00. mm hm. mm hm. oh, the go by group meets up every friday and a different district of cairo. they have spare bicycles for people who don't have their own. the project is open to everybody. i think it's a great idea and it's well open ised. this is the main reason i decided to join. i tried once before and this is my 2nd time i am today. the group of 30 cyclists will cover a stretch of about 12 kilometers on the streets of cairo. most of them are women which opens many people's eyes in cairo to the attractions of getting around town by bicycle. ah loki. yeah. been yeah. if we had proper infrastructure and a cycle ponds that kept me away from the cars and all

app or website yes, therefore, as far as biden's speech, as far as richie biden is concerned. you know, in such black humor and in literature, black satire is often used to describe a conversation about and how does a dead person look very good, in general, like a living one. i’m just continuing andrei’s thought here about well, the speech was ideologically verified by the baitan, incredibly, everything was calculated in seconds, where it is necessary to bring the great pope somewhere about some victims, where else everything was very clearly, so to speak, thought out everything is prepared, but the problem is one thing - it's all rotten canned food. that's the problem. e for the west it is possible well, their problems that they do not want to recognize in the west. it could probably be sold. although i'm not sure, because even in the west. you will sell it strongly, here, uh, because you know like this, so as not to argue for a long time. that's when reagan gave a speech about the evil empire well , it was a new word. he really took the cold war to some new stage they had a

richie, would this legislation help the mom that is trying to find formula? >> mr.man. >> i don't know the situation, but i would say it's not a supply chain legislation. >> dr. mabud. >> yeah, part of what we're seeing here is really a need to address supply chain issues, which allow corporations to engage in profiteering and price gouging. this piece of legislation is one important piece of the puzzle in making sure that mother is able to provide formula for her child. >> so, okay. and ms. frasch. >> great. you know, we saw some supply chain issues in our local stores and part of the reason why the local stores were charging more money was because it was in harder to get the items. so if the supply chain issue be corrected, then you may have the price increases which potentially could cause price gouging starting from the very beginning. >> i appreciate that. i appreciate you highlighting that when supplies are not available, prices go up. and right now in the energy, you know, we see our gas prices going up nearly doubling. price of gas. and, you know, it's -- an