he had access to that. >> that person is matthew schneider.gh he claims he barely knew amber. >> we've pretty much been able to prove that that was a lie, that he did have a sexual relationship with her, and amber thought that he was the father of her child. >> police say amber's phone records, combined with her secret diary read like a road map. they believe all roads lead to schneider. >> i wanted nothing to do with the baby, and he wanted nobody to even know that he could even possibly have been the father of the child. >> but schneider has other serious issues. cops find out he also has a fiancee. >> i think the biggest thing was he didn't want heidi, his fiancee, to know because he didn't want that relationship to end. >> cops say in her diary, amber makes it clear she wanted schneider to come clean with his fiancee about the baby. when he refused, amber confronts matt's fiance face to face. >> she did tell matt's fiance that she was pregnant with matt's baby, and she also wrote a letter to matt's mother. >> according to amber's diary, sc

back to schneider, ushered on for vaakanainen.eider, pressured by beecher and this deflects up and into the seats. >> ray: one of the things that happens, mike, when you start getting pressured like this, if you're boston r, you don't make plays, you get the puck and clear it to center. they get the puck, the rangers and change it back into the zone. hard to be composed. what the bruins need here is a couple of short little completed passes, so they can exit the zone with possession. and make the rangers have to go all the way back down the ice to regather the puck. right now, it's too easy for them to turn around and hem the bruins in the zone. >> ray: joe sacco tossed the zacha center line over the boards. >> mike: and a face-off controlled, to pastrnak and short passes, nonetheless, they get it out quickly. lafreniere. stick handled through center on the entry with reilly smith. feeds it back in the direction of lafreniere who meets with zadorov. zacha tried to work it up the wall. back to the corner. lafreniere reaching for it

michael schneider: it was a revolution. to 49 year olds, not necessarily with family sitcoms, but with friends sitcoms. fonz: laverne defazio and shirley feeney, whoa. cindy williams: garry marshall said, "we've got this part on happy days." the show we did was a double date with fonzie and richie. shirley: oh he's nice, and a tie too! laverne: and a hankie, is that for showing or for blowing? henry winkler: they were incredibly individually funny... laverne: is anybody from upstairs gonna run down and call me a nasty name? joel zwick: and then garry got the idea to spin them off into their own series. kim coles: can we talk laverne and shirley? pamela adlon: my jesus and my beatles was laverne and shirley. cindy williams: everyone identified with laverne and shirley because we were best friends. sally struthers: and just the opening's song, "shlemiel, schlimazel" hasenpfeffer incorporated! sally struthers: who didn't love that? ♪ we're gonna do it ♪ give us any chance we'll take it ♪ cindy williams: laverne and shirley is

it's nice to see you, mrs. schneider. hello. okay. how are you? i'm, i'm well easy. schneider 1st came to the food bank 3 years ago. she found herself in a desperate situation following a divorce. and despite her part time job, she relies on the food bank for support. the safe missions of fish held by me. a lot of governments, especially at the end of the month when it gets really tired to survive on how to i have other expenses to around kindergarten when the that can not gotten many who come to the food bank hall for middle class backgrounds, forced into poverty by life to misfortunes, i'm to know the key to tells us that despite the growing number of people in need, the volunteers readiness to help hasn't dwayne comment m. i mean, there are more and more people coming. you can really see the demand. it's shocking . you see it and grocery store is to live. every thing is getting more expensive. i noticed it myself to my grocery shop bill is going up. another problem, the hunt for affordable housing loan lines as a possible viewings desperate fam

congressman schneider? guest: great question.h term within the foreign affairs committee, our job is to do oversight and pass laws and not waste money. we should be looking in broad strokes at what the goals are and what they should be for defense diplomacy and development. we should be able to empower the administration to do it within the law and on an ongoing basis. over the years i've been on the foreign affairs committee, we have looked at a broad number of programs, changed the emphasis over the years to see where the priorities are. when i first came to congress we talked about changes in the arab spring end of the arab world. you had the invasion of russia into croatia at that time. jumping back to a couple of years ago we had an invasion of russia into ukraine as a whole. we have had priorities in europe, priorities in latin america. we have had various subcommittees in every committee, divided geographically, folks who look at each of the programs there. my focus has historically been in western europe and in the middle

i'm going to walk him up here, warriors president and ceo brandon schneider to the podium. [ applause ] >> the best thing i need is the microphone to be the right height to be perfect. maybe not. the warriors are excited to be here this weekend. this is 25 years from 2000. san francisco is fired up. for those that don't know, this is a sports town. i want to thank you all for being here to celebrate the opening of the nba all-star alley. i would like to thank everybody who had a hand in making this a reality which has taken a village. i certainly want to thank my team that led the warriors, daniels and straus for the work. i like the applause. i would like to than the universal alliance, my team. [cheers and applause] you can thank lamar too, c'mon. of course i want to thank my good friend, mayor daniel larry for making sure this is going well for the nba. this was a huge priority for us as we began planning a couple years ago. we know this is going to be the epic center of the weekend. we can't wait to experience chase center to be at the all-star saturday night and sunday. the 11 ac

. >> schneider electric. >> posts, one of. >> the best share performances. >> among. >> today's slew. >> of earnings. as the electrical equipment. >> maker forecast. >> stronger than expected margin growth in the coming year. >> ceo olivier. >> blum tells cnbc. >> recent ai developments from deep tech are. >> good news. >> it's a confirmation that ai is real. >> we were not all. >> sure 1. >> or. >> 2 years ago. >> what would be the real adoption of ai. we see a huge. >> increase in the adoption of ai. >> and i can tell you, for me, bottom line is about. speaking to our customers. >> every day. >> and. >> to listening to them. >> and we don't see. any change. >> president trump escalates his criticism of vladimir zelensky, accusing the ukrainian leader of duping the. former us administration. >> and misusing military aid. >> a dictator without elections. zelensky better move fast or he's not going to have a country left. got to move. got to move fast because that war is going in the wrong direction. >> a fork in the. >> road for. >> european auto as mercedes. >> posts a. >> 40% auto.

just like a dog in a in a dog park. >> in a statement, a representative for schneider said john wasking about artists attempting to cross over into country music and not specifically about beyonce. >> i look at the reaction to beyonce. i hope i can speak frank here, but it's the musical equivalent of shut up and dribble. >> all of this forcing a reflection on the sometimes fraught history of race and country music. >> people like to ask the question, why is country music so white? and i point to the larger issue that america is segregated and country music has rated its identity into american identity. >> the problem is, the way that the industry is reacting to her is not the way that they have reacted to any black woman in the past, and i don't think it will be the way that they react to other black women in the future. >> before the album, cowboy carter even dropped, beyonce made history, becoming the first black woman with the number one song on the country charts with texas hold em. >> that's incredible because this is a place where lil nas x's old town road wasn't allowed to be

schneider, for 30 minutes. mr. schneider: thank you, mr. speaker. i was listening to my colleague on the other side of the aisle and talking about how families want to go to the grocery store and afford food for their kids and want to be able to put not just food on the table but put their kids in clothes and food and pay for their health care, for housing. i rise today to show much of the frustration and anger of our constituents watching as the new administration has come in and done a whole host of things, announced a whole litany of actions but failed to deliver on the key promise of working to lower costs for american families p. costs are going up. in fact, you may have seen the news today. waffle house just announced they're putting a 50 cent per egg surcharge because the price of eggs have gone up so much. in my community in high land park, illinois, a dozen eggs costs $5. a generation ago, president clinton ran on a campaign built on a very simple axiom, it's the economy, stupid. what was true in 1992 is just as try in 2024 in the last elec

cfo sven schneider tells. cnbc the firm has. been resilient. >> we are still navigating in a pretty difficult market environment, which is, from a structural perspective, very supportive for us, but we still need to go through the inventory correction and in certain areas, the market demand is still weak. >> and u.s. >> futures point modestly lower as attention turned to tech earnings. >> today, with alphabet. >> next up after the bell. so the new global. trade war continues. china has now retaliated, hitting the u.s. with. tariffs of its own from february 10th. beijing will impose a 15% duty on american coal and lng, and an additional 10% tariff on crude oil, farm equipment and some autos. in a sign of a widening impact, china's anti-monopoly monopoly regulator also announced the launch of an investigation into google. so all of that fresh this morning for investors to digest. and this, of course, after president trump delayed implementing tariffs on mexico and canada for 30 days, but not china in return, america's neighbors wi

coming up friday morning, democratic illinois congressman brad schneider, a member of the ways and means and foreign affairs committees, discusses doge and president trump's gaza plan. then republican idaho congressman russ fulcher a member of the energy and commerce committee and the freedom caucus talks about house republicans approach to implement the president trump's legislative agenda. washington journal, join in the conversation, live at 7:00 eastern friday morning on c-span, c-span now on free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. >> c-span, democracy unfiltered. we are funded by these television companies and more. including charter communications. >> charter is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers. we're just getting started. building 100,000 miles of new infrastructure to reach those who need it most. >> charter communications supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, givi you a front row seat to democracy. >> kratz on the senate judiciary committee delayed a vote. chuck grassley intense the hold of old until

michael schneider: three's company was a massive hit out of the box.ries, but it was still delicious. jesse tyler ferguson: i was watching these characters at a point in my life where i was also scared of who i was. certainly, as an adult i can look back at them and i have a certain fondness for them, because even though they were coded or a little over the top, it was something that like, subliminally was really important. monroe: good night, good night... [knocking] ha ha, the closet! jim j bullock: i look at the time when i was on too close for comfort. and i think monroe sort of fell into that asexual thing where i never was supposed to be gay but come on, you'd have to be brain dead not to know that monroe was gay! jim j bullock: but i was in the closet. i was terrified that, you know, it would ruin my career or whatever. you know? and then, you know, in 1985 i discovered that i was hiv positive. there was really not any treatment for it. i was terrified. dan rather: congress opened hearings today on aids, the acquired immune deficiency syndrome a

michael schneider: in 1992, larry sanders on hbo broke the rules in terms of workplace comedy.rren beatty in the parking lot! tina fey: the larry sanders show is probably the most realistic show written about television. larry: uh, listen, how would you, uh, like to come on my show tomorrow night just say a little goodbye to me? 'cause you know, it's the end of the whole... thing tomorrow night. warren: goodbye. tina fey: capturing how broken and low functioning the people are. larry: a little unethical, don't you think? arthur: unethical? oh jeez larry don't start pulling at that thread, our whole world will unravel. larry: thanks for the upbeat thought before the monologue, artie. judd apatow: mary tyler moore didn't work in a newsroom, bob newhart wasn't a psychiatrist... but gary had been a talk show host. larry: see you tomorrow night, sleep well... remember, we'll all be sleeping at the same time. judd apatow: and i think he signaled that you could mine your life and make a show out of that. winona: so what do i do now? larry: just uuhh, pretend like you're talking to me

friday morning, it democratic illinois congressman brad schneider discusses doge efforts and president trump gaza plan. a member of the energy and commerce committee and freedom caucus talks about house republicans approach to implementing president trump's legislative agenda. joining the conversation live at 7:00 a.m. eastern friday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. announcer: c-span, democracy unfiltered. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? it is way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with the 1000 and committee centers so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. announcer: comcast supports c-span as a public

i want to get on talk to mitch schneider about he's worried about all the contracts. why was he would do all our tax money going to different countriesun under this usb id? what burns me as they gave vietnam $11 million not to burn trash. why was he worried about that. but as a veteran, i can't get, i can be seen by the dentist at the v.a. hospital in tuscaloosa, alabama, because i'm not 100% disabled. i've been come we come have to pay my own dental insurance and i spent 40 years in the military, army and the air force. active-duty andan reserve. yet we can give our tax money to countries that are vilifying perversion under this lgb whatever it is? but a veteran, he can't get dental insurance. he can't even be seen by the dentist unless he is 100% disability. we need some help in that organization, in that part of the v.a. and and i appreciate you takiy call today. >> host: patrick is in fairfax, virginia, democrat, good morning. >> caller: good morning, thanks for taking myoo call. i want to go back to the first question you started this morning off with, if we were

last month, 22 year old maximillian schneider has been charged with that murder.ly applied for a marriage license with the person accused of the murder of the border patrol agent in vermont. lacosta and zatko faced numerous charges, but no homicide charges. an attorney for lasota would not confirm the arrest or provide any other details. >> more information now. on an attack in the south bay that left a teenager dead on valentine's day. about 500 people have donated to a gofundme account set up by the family of 15 year-old david gutierrez. family and friends say he was at santana row with his girlfriend when a group of teens beat him and stabbed him to death. >> he was a good kid. he was for sure leader. if i tell him to leave the classroom with the class, he knew what he was doing. he paid attention even. yeah, he's just someone i could relate to when i was young. >> the attackers ran away before police arrived. authorities are now working to find them and learn a motive. >> investigators from both the u.s. and canada will look into yesterday's plane crash of del

mimi roka, stacy schneider, thanks to both of you. appreciate it. coming up next, elon musk trying to set the record straight on doge. the department of government efficiency. what mr. musk claims the main function is, and exactly what the doge team is trying to do. stay with us. >> welcome back. >> have i got news for you? news saturday on cnn. >> speak now or forever hold your. >> only took for our cough. >> liquid. >> ha ha. >> unlike robitussin dm, delsym liquid offers 12 hours of cough relief all day or night. delsym cough. crisis averted. >> i thought we. >> had a plan for dad. >> he was set. >> to go to the senior. >> living community. >> right by my house. then a friend. >> suggested i talk. >> to a place. >> for mom. >> they really opened. >> my eyes. my advisor listened and. >> understood his needs and showed us options that were still nearby, but a better fit for dad. >> now he's in a. >> warm, engaging community with the big group of friends. i know we made the better choice. >> for free. >> senior living advice. go to a. >> place for. >

and we have so many people in there still. >> tal schneider, ayman mohyeldin, guys, thank you very muchping us make sense of this situation of what donald trump is trying to say here. still ahead, what republicans are saying to concerned constituents about the role elon musk is playing in the federal government. and after more than three years in a russian prison, and american marc fogel is on his way home, what led to his his way home, what led to his release? when emergency strikes, first responders rely on the latest technology. that's why t-mobile created t-priority built for the 5g era. only t-priority dynamically dedicates more capacity for first responders. tons of sweet dentists on zocdoc. dr. stafford's a real beauty. and people say he's passionate about dentistry! dr. taylor's on thirty-third street... we could practically skate there! booked it! sweet! you've got options. book now. ♪♪ a sleep number® smart bed is perfect for couples. (♪♪) it helps reduce snoring with a tap so you both get your best night's sleep. and now, save 50% on the new sleep number® limited edition smar

with us now is congressman brad schneider of illinois, the chair of the new democratic coalition.ongressman, thanks for joining us. so a more confident president trump. what do you think that looks like? today? >> well, i think we see. >> exactly what it looks like. >> he is. >> expressing his. >> opinions and. >> sweeping through the federal government, thinking he effectively is a king. it's a question whether he's pulling the strings or elon musk. is pulling the strings. but everything that they say they want to do is, is is moving along as, as they would like to think it's happening. it's a lot of chaos. and that chaos has a lot of costs for the american people. we're seeing it in the rising costs of eggs and groceries. we're seeing the rising cost of gasoline. and as tariffs go through, we're going to see it in the rising cost of housing and automobiles and so forth. but the president certainly feels like he is accomplishing, uh, what he says he wants to accomplish right now. >> so you are the chair of this new democratic coalition. what exactly does that mean? what's the new

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schneider discusses doge efforts and president trump gaza plan. a member of the energy and commerce committee and freedom caucus talks about house republicans approach to implementing president trump's legislative agenda. joining the conversation live at 7:00 a.m. eastern friday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. announcer: c-span, democracy unfiltered. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? it is way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with the 1000 and committee centers so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. announcer: comcast supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat democracy. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] announcer: house democrats introduce legislation in resp

golden state warriors president brandon schneider says the all star weekend will bring major events to both sides of the bay. these events are geared towards 150,000 fans from around the world that we expect to be here celebrating with us. but equally important is geared towards the strong contingent of dub nation we have here in san francisco in the bay area. now, the weather has already turned out to be a bit of an issue for some of the pre events. that all star alley event this morning was supposed to be outdoors, but was moved inside because of the torrential rains here in the city. and there is an evening event that was supposed to be kind of a public tip off event over at thrive city, chase center it was supposed to take place tonight. it was canceled yesterday also because of the weather. so try to pay attention to the weather and all the things that are going on. they could be changing sometimes at the last minute. reporting live in san francisco i'm sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. yeah, really trying to dampen down on the whole nba thing, but it's not happening. people ar

you're gone is forced to kinda see him and them dismissed him into effect tonight and fish died. schneider's actual got the tool and these are interested in them in, in i can if an ice down a new style, a suggestion used to always because i can obtain and i'll pull it in. somebody to be important i talk on is one of those on the idea of not so not just so this was going to be 12 piece of the unit bescedy professor from the land and world war to a survivor provided an assessment of events taking place in your design kind of important shits as well, and then we can get to this because it's just me a visual helped me. but for the prodigious exemptions and sacrifices of russia power and was doomed to utter destruction at the hands of the germans, no doubt. and the power and as a stage and as a nation, but the pulse as a race. what doomed by him to be destroyed. winston churchill house of commons. 1945. the high, you know, revealed is what british prime minister winston churchill once called poland to restore. it's a couple more. yeah. that's correct. people are do you have can you see what star

i'm well, easy to schneider 1st came to the food bank 3 years ago. she found herself in a desperate situation following a divorce, and despite her part time job, she relies on the food bank for support to serve commercial. and this helps me a lot not to lose, especially at the end of the month when it gets really selfish. i didn't want her to of, i'm the other expenses to rent in the guidance, mood, money for kindergarten and the law. i have to pay for all of it myself on being able to come here every such a day is incredibly helpful. i can, she's and so i'm stuck. she'll have calmed off many who come to the food bank, all for middle class backgrounds, forced into poverty by life misfortunes. i'm the key to tells us that despite the growing number of people in need, the volunteers readiness to help hasn't wayne come and am. i mean, there are more and more people coming. you can really see the demand. it's shocking . you see it and grocery store is to live. every thing is getting more expensive. i noticed it myself to my grocery shop. bill is going up

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and if i did real rob and i played rob schneider's assistant i like to show but i do not like kelly treacheren first of all i wrote it and it's acting. johnny depp isn't really a pirate definitely just the one in the off-season always a pleasure to see you is this the first interesting thing to happen to the oscars since will smith gooey. >> probably greg but i do think it's telling that hollywood would defend you until the cows come home over trans stuff but the second you have an opinion not safe or popular for them to share your like well they've got a pretty big mouth it's one of those things where i do understand why they don't support free speech because the views they espouse don't stand up to any kind of scrutiny. you would think a trans activist would see it coming but my whole problem with all this is if it is an honest competition what is it matter what the person believes. i don't want to enter a body building contest and it don't me on my massive deltoids not going to sam not going to pick joe because he's an arrogant put he boy will plays by his own rules a lot of jealousy i ge

schneider electric full-year adjusted eps coming in with full year adjusted eps, 8.30 above estimatesmates and i'm joined by the ceo olivia bl uh. in an environment of geopolitical tension what are rates like? >> results have been very good, as you rightly say digitalization is important and very encouraging for the future. tom: you've been in -- in -- in -- in the job for less than six months so what are your priorities? >> i've been in the job for six months but also 32 years in the company so we developed technology to make energy efficient and another priority is to accelerate by 2027 and i believe our job is to accelerate the transformation. tom: north americer has growth well above the aipac region. will that continue? >> absolutely, you know that but we are in the north america, we've seen acceleration not only in the positioning continuing 25 and beyond. tom: another key question, you've seen the double digit growth in the dater center business. have you had customers say we need to spend less? >> the best way to answer is with our pipeline over the next two years so no, there

. >> good morning good morning my name is alina schneider i'm a national political reporter at politicoelcome to the governors summit we are so thrilled you guys are here we are going to have some really excellent conversations this morning. joining you virtually this morning is democratic governor andy bashir of kentucky thank you for joining us this morning. >> good morning and thanks for having me. >> we've got a lot to cover in a short amount of time we will talk about tariffs and medicaid and of course politics because we are politico. first, you very understandably had to cancel your in person interview because of the devastating floods that hit your state in the last few days i want to take a moment to let you talk about how kentucky is doing how the recovery is doing a little bit of an update.>> we've been hit hard and we been hit hard by natural disasters historic national disasters the last several years in 2021 we had the worst tornado disaster, 2022 worst flooding in history killed 45 people, right now were dealing with a flood and sandstorm on top of that the dust hundreds

is elena schneider on the national political reporter at politico.are going to have some really excellent conversations this morning. governor thanks for being here this morning. >> good morning thank you for having me. >> in the short amount of time we will talk about tariffs and medicaid and politics because we are politico. first-out, very understandably you had to cancel your in-person interview because of the devastating floods that have hit your state in the last few days. i wanted to take a moment to let you talk a little bit about how kentucky is doing how the recovery is going. briefly give us a little bit of an update. >> we been hit hard by national disasters historic national disasters. once again we have hundreds of kentuckians whose homes might not be stuck away but certainly ruined or have significant damage. thankfully we have the power back onto most of the state. we are getting water systems back up online and all of this was important because when show is negative 2 or 3 where i am we are tough against kentucky thankfully people ha

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host: brad schneider with us until the top of the hour. phone lines as usual, republicans, democrat, independents, we'll put those numbers on the screen as they're call in -- calling in, congressman. what do you think -- [applause] pres. trump: thank you very much. thank you very much. it's a great honor to be with the prime minister. we had a picture taken a little while ago. it was so nice, i thought i'd present it to you on stage. here's the picture. i wish i was as handsome as him but i'm not. [applause] [applause] pres. trump: remember that day. thank you very much, everybody. appreciate it. i'm delighted to welcome the japanese prime minister to the white house for the first time. it's a great honor to have you here, japan is a great country. thank you very much. japan is strong and proud. it's a nation that's home to one of the great civilizations in the history of the world. for nearly 80 years the american and japanese people have enjoyed a friendship like few others. great friendship. across the vast ocean. found ourselves united

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