curley and schultz were.so they, you know, when they were looking at sandusky, when tom corbett, attorney general, they had i understand one prosecutor, one investigator assigned and anthony susana was his name. he was a narcotics investigator to. see if they could find anything on sandusky after sandusky was charged they assigned 12 invest the gators to try to find something on me 12 and they spent a whole year doing it and there was nothing they had nothing until they got cynthia baldwin the former general counsel before the grand jury after threatening her with obstruction of justice and then what's called a proffer agreement to agree that if she said what they wanted her to say in the in a grand jury jury about me, they would not charge her criminally. and three days before the of a new attorney general where my lawyer said we just have to wait until tuesday then this is all over. three days before they charged me based on her false. now she was later censured by the pennsylvania supreme court for what di

so schultz is the 1st you leader to make a trip to china. since the pandemic started, what are we to expect from this meeting between the 2 leaders? yeah, well i, i just wanna start real or bye bye bye. pointing out would have very, very kind of heavily choreograph visit this is that all of schoultz is on a more choreograph than even the, the usual kind of visits that you would have on, on this very high political level. so we, we saw the extraordinary images of the red carpet being rolled out by people in hazmat suits all of the corona, virus, or provisions being followed by the chinese authorities here really are extraordinarily regimented. and that means that we at the traveling press with olaf shows, we have been kind of bungled to this. a state guest house which you can see behind me, very, it delete grounds here. a beautiful day here in beijing, while all of shots is having hit that all important meeting was she, jim ping with china as president or just a very small collection of poor reporters allowed in to see that meeting happening

you know, the party that supposed to be leading germany instead, schultz decided to avail himself of this prime opportunity to address german citizens before a german audience to offer unsolicited advice to russian president vladimir putin. thus round the clock, a butch of an unwholesome, we're sending a clear message to the russian president and this war. withdraw your troops and make a free part of peace negotiations. there must not be any dictated pace for ukraine from russia. kind lancaster until find this law. how can the russian president possibly pass up an ultimatum like that? coming from one of the west's brightest leaders. for example, as schultz was telling putin how to handle rushes, strategic interests, he gave the audience a glimpse of how he's handling germany's gus were longer wondrous london so, so we didn't expect russia would cease. gas applies to oscillate, were standing on the doorstep of winter. so i can say our country is facing a great challenges, but it's right to support ukraine, sovereignty and integrity. it's right that we supply weapons and lunch. yeah. m

by this i mean a regional and temporary interruption in the power supply. chancellor schultz has been a main proponent of western sanctions against moscow, but has admitted he was shock that russian fuel supplies to his country would decrease, especially on the brink of winter, despite russia repeatedly saying numerous issues needed to be resolved while our to contribute our ritual marson ways in now on the recent energy issues facing the e goos largest economy. german chancellor, olaf schultz is such a shiny example of a leader who has absolutely everything in his country so completely under control. that he apparently ran out of german problems to address during his speech to his party's conference on saturday. he know the party that supposed to be leading germany. instead, schultz decided to avail himself of this prime opportunity to address german citizens before a german audience. to offer unsolicited advice to russian president vladimir putin. nicholas a butch off on analysis. we're sending a clear message to the russian president and this war, withdraw your troops and make a fr

did he get more out of it than chancellor schultz? why certainly think president c as the president of china. us certainly got something out of this visit because it does contribute to a more stable and prosperous china. but i think that also we have to recognize that germany and europe and i think even the entire world benefited from this visit. it's a recognition that, of course, germany in china have very important business and economic ties. but i think it's also a recognition that we are in a world where national security is becoming increasingly important. and countries like germany as germany, a major economy, major country in the world, but also as we heard, as one of the bus to court members in your opinion, recognizes just what a new world we are in with the unfortunate conflict in ukraine. the related economic chaos that has caused that finding a new paradigm for co existing is vitally important. and i think this is just as important and elementary. this trip, especially as china recently announced a global security initiat

in these shots, schultz is filmed by his new brothers in arms.re he is clearly a hero and defender. and in russia, he is wanted for a series of murders. conscience of moscow national socialism once sang a russian verse for a group, was a vocalist, and now he is already a ukrainian thrust of the war against a foreign horde and here schultz already feels not so free hiding in the basement from shelling telling other militants about how once upon a time in russia he covered up the traces of one of his crimes . everyone listens respectfully. uh, what's cool, artyom whom schultz addresses is also a well- known nazi who joined his like-minded people in ukraine artyom krasnoutsky with the call sign hurricane. his units are fighting side by side with the belarusian radicals from the terror battalion, when the hurricane took them off to its heart's content, schultz's shelter continued his story, in short. it wiped the blood there to break it out, and in this video, one of the founders of the group is a former russian. sergei short nicknamed malyuta. he is

then schultz realizes something else. this a dinner invitation nancy reagan had wanted to get him alone with theit president. begin toe could understand something about her husband. something that really had the potential to change history. he also realizes something else in that moment which is that he, george schultz found an incredibly valuable ally and this a lady who is the only person in this world to whom ronald reagan is truly truly close. and he understands her husband like nobody else does. that seems to me is sort of a perfect opening into a book about her role. here very unique role as first lady. she was somebody who did not set foot in the west wing all that often. butt everybody there knew and se was displeased about something. and people who were not in her favorite tended not to last very long in the reagan white house. she essentially saw herself as they are to watch her husband's back. he was someone who really did not have much of an appetite or interpersonal conflict. or these battles. and really she

as part of the non decoupling of an equal level policy, schultz announced an agreement to let ex patriots in china gain access to the code 19 vaccine from germany's biotech and urge beijing to make the shot freely available to chinese citizens. more than 5000 german companies are operating in china, investing billions there. berlin wants to find a way to still work with china without compromising its values. not so from in the business team. i was muffles. i thought, well, oh, down tac ah, noise activists in action, they're always on the lookout for ideas to fight noise pollution and the illness it causes even an owl named auto, but silent at last. how every day life can be quieter. oh, next on d w. ah, how do young people become terrorists unnoticed? by hiding only internet where students become radicalized in plain attacks? don't makers infiltrate chat rooms and online forums to uncover as a team that turns the children into murderers? like hate kill me in 45 minutes on dw, ah, with a rear natural spectacle in an improved world, ah, the meeting of the little whale sharks. the remote isl

rising good news for employees, the not the fed wanted to hear away from the us. germany's chancellors schultz has been meeting china's president. she all the 2 countries reaching of turning point in that trade relationship with the state of your business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program, laid off with next and no warning. the week has ended with twitter employees around the world finding out if they still have a job, slashing the workforce appears to be part of the strategy of the websites, new owner, a lot, musk but outgoing employees. don't plan to live quietly. using the hash tag one team, they're posting to twitter, to talk about getting laid off from the social media platform. twitter employees, or tweaks, as they call themselves, are being let go and a mass lay off. media outlets estimate around half of twitter, 7500 employees are getting the boot. elan mosque has laid off employees of all ranks and departments from the head of legal policy trust and safety to software engineers. the reason to cut costs must borrow $13000000.00 for the deal to go through and will have to pay

all of schultz visit to beijing has drawn plenty of criticism. there's a war raging in europe that some argue beijing tacitly supports and the chinese president recently cemented his authoritarian rule. what is your stance on all of schultz is visiting beijing at this time. visits of chem transfers in china or for a long tradition. also under lamarche visited china. i think 12 times that's times changed. and we are now in a situation where china is strongly supporting the biggest spoiler in international politics and intellectual security, russia. and therefore, when i hear the voice of the prime minister and the president be concerned about climate policy, about shortage, a grade about risk of recession, recession and about the economy that they have in their hands. the chinese government can put influence on russia to stop with that against you. great. which is the biggest challenge we have an international in the international arena and even the question of energy depending very much on that question. and therefore, i cannot believe what china

schultz simply mocked his victims.i normally disappeared from the city, we tried to organize it ourselves. his search was sought from his mistresses from his mother and brother. and who is this? well, who are we talking to? desperate lena and yulia went to psychics. and yet, emelyanov was found by those who are supposed to do this on duty, many funny moments. it even happened when they calculated the place of residence of emelyanovo, one of his rented apartments. the management was afraid to open the apartment, they tried to find the owners of the apartment and left an ambush . two detectives were sitting in an ambush. it was at this time that they saw a suspicious man dressed as a woman. moreover, the woman was incomprehensible, but she looked somehow strange. so the women quickly went around the corner of the house and the guys decided to delay checking the documents until they ran around the corner of the house. there was no one there. so yemelyanov at that time made a circle around the house and went up to the car

at german chancellor, allah schultz has become the 1st western leader to visit china. since the global pandemic took hold. germany is becoming increasingly wary of its biggest imports partner with ideological differences becoming ever clearer to see. the chancellor's visit showed that their trade relationship is likely to change. german chancellor, old schultz went to beijing for a day trip at a time in china is the subject of controversy in german politics even within the governing coalition. the visit came just days after a decision to allow chinese state shipping company costco, to buy an almost 25 percent stake in a terminal at the port of hamburg. there are mountain concerns in germany of an ever growing commercial dependence on china. after reliance on russian energy cost on president, in a turmoil falling rushes invasion of ukraine. shorts wants to increase economic ties with basing. but on the basis of equal treatment of what is clear for us is that we do not believe in ideas of the coupling from china. but it is also clear that that has something to do with ec

it's good to have your company. germany's chancellor, all of schultz press china on it's support for russia in ukraine during talks in beijing on friday with chinese leadership in pain and premier league chang. sholtes also addressed controversy of the economic and human rights issues. he is traveling with a business delegation and has spaced haws to reduce germany's over dependence on it's the biggest trading partner our allies like france, ambiguous. all critical was off the visit to. now while shows was outspoken on russia, league chang didn't even mention china's ally by name. both leaders raised the issue of grain exports being affected by the war, and he has what they had to say. china and germany bearer responsibility for the entire world, a world currently fraught with so many problems with grain supply and energy. china is a big country, both with 1400000000 and how we want to also supply many other countries with chinese grain. we very much hope that the world green market stabilizes, and we hope that the international energy supply market also becomes more stable. because

the story that schultz told me and those with impromptu to the night on —- to the white house to haveinner come it sounded like a social invitation. he had only been secretary of state seven months. he did not know the break-ins that well does that include a stop in china? but then they are asking about the a chinese leaders. do they have a bottom line? what makes them h tick and beyond t that talking about the soviet union and scholz away from the hardliners of national security council but to say this man has never had a conversation that he is dying to have one and has thought about this a lot and is constant in his own ability potentials realizes this is not a social application for nancy reagan wanted to get him around so he could understand something about her husband and has the potential to change history and also realizing something else in that moment that he has found an incredibly valuable ally in the first lady who is the only person in the world to know that is truly close and understand her husband mike nobody else does. so to learn about her unique role. she did not se

people were doing that before he did it. >> schultz spent decades living and writing in santa rosa. >> that will do it . cbs had all those original cartoons on this network. we will see you back at 6:00. >> the cbs weekend news are up >>> tonight, retail records. inflation puts pressure on the holiday spending system. >>> i'm michael george in new york where retailers are hoping shoppers turn out big. >>> also tonight travel troubles. tens of millions of americans are returning home from their holiday weekend, but snow in some places could delay their plans. >>> the fuel driving our economy is at exorbitant prices nationwide. tonight the trickle down effect on us all. >> they're not buying diesel. everything they get delivered to their home, all their food is shipped by

howard schultz picks kevin johnson.in johnson misses the fact that bigger percentage of people wanted cold brew than hot. didn't have the right technology so, schultz comes back, brings in technologists that can make it so they have eight cold brew done at once next inning you know, schultz is done >> by the way, that is not -- it's interesting to make that comparison, because you know, a lot of what iger's going to do right now, my understanding is he's going to the stabilize things morale is not great, so he's going to create what he hopes would be more optimism at the company, but he's going to have to make some tough decisions about direct-to-consumer, about costs, about espn, the future of sports, a lot of things. and he's a big fan of espn, and we'll play some sound from our interview a year ago >> he's a big fan of live sports >> yeah. but all that being said, he's also going to have to help the board find his successor and do it within two years and help train that person and hopefully it's going to go better th

all the strategic notes and reagan says to schultz, can we do that? schultz say, yes, sir, mr. president, we (&.k let's i do i. they're going to do it and they're working on a plan. the plan would be we'd reduce our20 nuclear weapon as stockpie down with britain and france, israel, india, china. nathen we lean on all of our allies and do everything we can to lead a global push push for notal nuclear disarmment. looking at nonproliferation. despite all the hype and accusations of the program and all the time they've begun to introduce nuclearri material ino their machines in 2005 and it's continued to verify the non-diversion of nuclear iran and military for the purpose. that's worked very well and that can be the model for the rest of the world but again, america has to lead the way on that. >> what happened to gorbachev reagan deal? >> what happen second-degree a terrible tragedy and self-proclaimed prince of ndarkness, richard pearl took a role in aligning us towards iraq in 2002 and 2003. you promised the american people and as part of the deal, gorbachev was insisting ameri

and it reagan says schultz can we do that? and schultz is yes, sir mr.t we can let's do it. so they are going to do it. they're already working on a plan.ns the plan essentially it would be the u.s. and the russians or the soviets we would reduce our nuclear weapons stockpile down to write about 200 to get us at parity with the britain and france, israel, india, china. theno we would lean on all of r allies and do everything we can to lead a global push for totalh nuclear disarmament. people say it's impossible but we outlawed biological weapons. that does not mean no one can ever teach.. it means is absolutely illegal and it is inspected and guaranteed in various ways. look at the nonproliferation treaty of 1968 the nuclear weapon states promised to someday get rid of their nukes. i admit that is not helped but the non- nuclear weapon states have allowed to inspection regime and their countries to guarantee, to secure against the diversion of nuclear material that any military purpose and that has worked fantastically but look at even the case of iran.

get out of this trip so well, if we want to know the answer 1st, we want to look at the timing of schultz and visit. show is the 1st european leader to visit china after the latest party congress of the chinese communist party, where she didn't even begin his 3rd term. unprecedentedly as the chinese top leader. and also for all of shows is also his 1st visit china after he took office . so if we quote shooting his words that he thinks that this visit will enhance the mutual understanding and trust and deepen product called corporation in various fields. and in china, many experts also look at the shows visit as a business trip of the he brings oldest business giants along with him. so in this trip also people expect the true side. we'll talk about concrete and trait fans or even market access for a lot of them german business. so for china is also important because we know china economy is looming under its arms. they will call the policy. so it also needs under germany to come to china, to talk about more practical economic corporations, us their leverage for their political interests in

chancellors in china in an attempt to warm up the frosty trading relationship between the 2 countries. schultz noted that he and chinese leader she didn't ping a coming together at the time of great tension. he pressed china to exert its influence on russia in the name of peace. our reporter, emily leshana, has been looking at the tense economic relationships between the 2 pals. the visit comes as germany's reliance on china is being scrutinized. european leaders say it puts germany in a vulnerable position just as its dependency on russian energy exports left it exposed after the war. new crane. but entangling itself from china's market will be complicated. for the last 6 years in a row, the country has been germany's largest trading partner in 2021 more than 245000000000 euro worth of goods were traded between the countries. that's way ahead of germany's next to most important trade partners. the netherlands and the united states polling shows nearly 70 percent of germans want to reduce dependence on china, even if it means sacrificing prosperity. the sentiment may be harder for german busin

she, jim ping in bali german chancellor, olaf schultz is also traveling in asia to vietnam, singapore, and on the indonesia for the g. 20 summit, schultz is holding talks in hanoi on increasing economic cooperation with vietnam. chancellor has made asia focus of his 1st year in office. he's trying to reduce jeremy's economic dependence on china. t w's chief political correspondent, you know, has a, has more here in vietnam. the hope is to further intensify the already good economic relations between germany and vietnam. but the elephant in the room has travelled with the german chancellor will have shouts to hanoi. vietnam has still not openly criticized russia's war against ukraine on the international stage. and that will also be the stickiest point for left shots when he travels to the g. 20 summit in bali on tuesday and wednesday shit that summit and without to communicate that explicitly criticize is russia's actions against ukraine. that would be a major setback for the west that supports ukraine and hence also for the german chancellor. warren partisan ethiopia have signed a de

welcome to the program germany. chantelle schultz was just back from a bridge building trip to beijing, but the debate over the sale of critical german infrastructure, china, well, it continues, the german government looks set to block the sale of a chip production facility owned by the door, one based company l. most to sweden file x, which is a unit of china's fire group. the german intelligence service had warned a security concerns, but initially it looked like a sale would go ahead, especially after mister schultz pushed through the sale of a almost 25 percent stake in a hamburg port terminal to chinese shipping giant costco. now the company looks the sale looks like it would be.

terry schultz is covering the story for us and has more on the meeting . this was something that we don't see happen very often. and that is that we saw signals of impatience from nato secretary general un stole timber. you know, until today, all of the allies have said, just lead on korea, take its time and, and become comfortable with the finish swedish membership and the commitment to step up counter terrorism cooperation to convince zonker that they are truly against the p k. k. which both countries do classify as a formal terrorist organization to day was the 1st time this oldenburg came out and said, okay, turks you've had enough time. and this is the 1st time we've heard him a signal that, you know, they think that turkey, that, that filaments, we didn't have done everything they promised turkey. and that is time to drop this book of foreign ministers from the g 7 groupon meeting in germany to address a number of global crises they discuss coordinating aids to help ukrainians cope with winter. the political unrest in iran and china's growing economi

and reagan says to schultz, can we do that? and schultz says yes, sir, mr. president, we can't.let's do it. so they're going to do it and they're already working on a plan, and the plant essentially would be that the u.s. and the russians and the soviets, we would reduce our nuclear weapons stockpile down to write about 200 to get us at parity with britain and france, israel, india, china. then we lean on all of our allies and do everything we can to lead a global push for total nuclear disarmament. people say this is just impossible but we outlawed biological weapons and that doesn't mean that no one can ever cheat but it means that is absolutely illegal and it inspected and guaranteed in various ways. if you look at the nonproliferation treaty of 1968, it's the nuclear weapons states promised to someday get rid of their nukes. i admit that hasn't helped but the nonnuclear weapon states have agreed to allow inspections and permit inspection regimes in the country to guarantee to secure against the diversion of nuclear material to any military purpose, and that is worth absolute

know, this is all very, very intentional that i seek, especially these, these symbolic steps that schultz is taking are quite important for the chinese as well. but shelf is very much aware of that, isn't he? and as you said, a lot of the criticism was a, not at the fact that he's going to china in and of it sounds like the timing of it . why did he choose to go now? well i think again he, he knew that he had a chance to, you know, kind of show she's in being how important the relationship is for germany. how important it is for, for, for all of shows. and you know, he took it, which is to say, you know, yes we, there are, there are tensions where we're not happy with everything that you're doing. but we still regard this as, as extremely important partnership. you only need to look at the trace statistics between germany and, and, and china to, to understand, understand why china in terms of exports is the 2nd most important market after united states, about a 100000000000 euros in exports there last year. and, and this, this is really essential to the, to the german car, to the health o

w corresponded terry schultz followed the foreign ministers discussions in brussels. she told us more about the e u sanctions on iraq continuing to support ukraine against russia's aggression. was the main issue on the foreign ministers agenda today. but there was also a lot of attention on iran, more than 30 individuals and organizations have now been placed on the sanctions list over 2 separate issues. the 1st is over the continuing repression of human rights. and the interior minister has now been put on the use black list because of the, the brutal repression of demonstrators who filled the streets since the september death of masa omni, the young woman who was arrested for reportedly failing to cover her head in the appropriate way. according to ron's morality police, the squat of, of officers who arrested her are also now on that list. now the 2nd issue is over t, ron supply of drones to the russian government. and a high ranking military and intelligence official has now been blacklisted along with a drone making company. this is the 2nd round of sanctions that

earlier i asked our brussels corresponded theory. schultz. a lot of that depends on how the polish government wants nato to react. and we're not exactly sure of that yet. as the investigation is continuing. you know, the polish government has been quite careful not to say that these were russian missiles or even russian rockets, but simply to say that there were explosions and it appears some projectiles entered polish territory. and they want to be very, very careful not to miss speak as they go to nato and ask their allies for support . as was mentioned earlier, we do expect that poland will call article for consultations. that means that it feels its territorial or political independence is being threatened. and i would then expect to see a statement coming out of nato after this meeting is held, reassuring poland that all l i stand behind it in that meeting could take place as early as wednesday. 3rd, there's a lot, we don't yet know, but how much does this complicate nato's intention to stay out of the war? again, as you say, this depend

and schultz seemed to have hit all his marks. he, even within his coalition, the greens especially are unhappy about his position to be china. and lastly, the signing of the homburg. port deal, which many a see as a strategic issue. because china went from 0 towards investments in europe to over 10 percent now. and homburg. he seemed to have cut the difference and decided to do 25 percent. i just below it is quite a tight rope act for shelters and germany's economy, and so hugely dependent on china. but his coalition, as you already pointed out, and germany's allies would like to see him take more assertive stance in relations with beijing. so how can we find a balance because he that seems like he hasn't hit it quite yet? well, i think would really clear. i mean, he tried to make it seem like it's a piece meeting, but he brought a huge group of businessmen with him. but are both business leaders excuse me, with him. and i should add, even the business community with within germany is divided on the b, b i. the german federation

it's funny that a week before the summit, schultz flew to china so famously that immediately upon hismany blocked the sale of semiconductors to the chinese. we can only guess comrade si stuffed something into a panama hat for a burger. and by the way, check out how hard it all did. everything we discussed yesterday was leaked to the papers. it's inappropriate so things don't do. the dialogue must be sincere, otherwise it will be difficult to say how it could end for the completeness of the picture and the completion of the image was not enough. only to poked everything with difficulty. in sense the face the person in a carpet? canada believes in open and honest dialogue. we will continue to work constructively together, but there will be things we disagree on. let's go first let's create a condition. in general, if you want the whole planet, what do you know, just a big secret about it. tell trudeau. well, or his best girlfriend, who first recorded on camera, and then leaked to the press his telephone conversation with putin. well, you remember the sports figure of the first channel o

one of the things she does near the end of his presidency, and george schultz tells me about this, she gives a speech at the united nations where at that point the reagan administration was trying to talk about the people overseas supplying drugs to this country. nancy reagan gets up there and against the wishes of many in the bureaucracy of her own husband's administration says wait a minute, that's only part of it. if we are going to be cracking down on the casino in the field in south america, we also have to look at the investment banker that goes out on his lunch hour and scores cocaine. scholz told me that afterwards a lot of people from other countries came up and thanked her for delivering a message that some people even in her own husband's administration didn't want to hear. part of the blame here is the demand. it's not just a law enforcement issue that we need to change social attitudes towards drug use. >> you mentioned when you talk about george schultz, but i would love to just go back for one more minute before we move on. of all of the things nancy wanted to see her hu

we heard from the father of tyler schultz, alex schultz, who is the son of george schultz, who is an investor and former secretary of state. he spoke directly to homes, visibly. he was to the left, he looks directly at her and tells how she desecrated his family of all of the continued lies in what it put them through including his son who used to be a former theranos employee and described how in that how when holmes -- holmes hired an investigator and he had to sleep with his knife under the pillow. at the end of the day, it shows this 11 year sentence is sending a clear message to silicon valley that this strong sense of salesmanship will not be tolerated if it is merged into misrepresentation. first an a lot of people were wondering if the pregnancy would soften sentencing. it did not appear to have done that. kristen: one of the victims in the september shooting on the king estate school campus in oakland has died. davis was one of six adults injured when several gunmen enter the campus and began firing shots. police have said the victims were not the intended targets. larry: a

teri schultz in brussels, thank you.n ukraine, officials have reported today a fresh wave of missile attacks on at least 10 cities in the country. that includes capital of kyiv. it's mayor said the strike hit residential buildings in the capital but air defense was reportedly able to shoot down several missiles. at least one person was killed. the attacks also struck energy facilities, causing widespread power outages. more than 7 million households are now without electricity in ukraine. president zelenskyy has condemned today's airstrikes across his country. >> 85 missile strikes were fired at ukraine and our cities. the stkes were mainly on the energy infraructure. it is clear what the enemy wants. he will not achieve his goal. i'm asking you all to stay safe and stay covered for a while. i know the strikes cut off our energy supply in many cities in the country. we are working and we will restore everything, and we will survive everything. lori to ukraine. -- glory to ukraine. brent: our correspondent is in kyiv with

dalton schultz in the zone. nice leaping catch by schultz. cowboys. take the lead. >> 14, 13, they go up. 21 to 13 in the 4th and out on some trickery by dallas jet sweep to tight end. peyton hendershot goes in untouched for the touchdown and check this out. it's tradition. everyone goes into the salvation army kettle. zeke elliott first did it in 2016, storied tradition. now just how there. >> cowboys win it. 28 to to 8, 3, the giants fall to 7 or 8. they're playing. meanwhile, the lions traditional thanksgiving host today, the wealth that detroit fan base welcome the bills lines held their own against the bills in the fort former cal star jared goff. it's dj chalk on a 3rd and goal for a 2 yard score. they added a 2 point conversion and lead 20 to 19. back come the bill's second gold in the 5. josh allen hits stefon diggs on the slant into the end zone. they missed the 2 point conversion and lead. 25 to 22 the lions tied it at 25 with a field goal. but 7 seconds left health kicker. tyler bass. he's the football through the uprights for the field. go

well, why doesn't schultz just shut up everything he wanted to say already? what is the heir?th, probably was a mercedes yes, well, here, just listen this. it becomes more obvious that not only can russia not win this war. if you are the ones who applauded, then listen here schultz very correctly said on the air of french television, our colleague, a wonderful deputy of the state duma, mr. tolstoy finished in paris for the second time in berlin, we are a gigantic party. we have a lot of experience, and we will always break you europeans . we will never forgive the phrase that the russian genocide in the donbass is ridiculously very important footage that showed about your trip. well remember how to clarify. well, let’s shout out to us, what is the zone now, but where the tankers were, there are four kilometers, that is, it actually flies there and back and forth. and why did i behave so impudently, because there was a fog. so, furies and all drones. we couldn't work, so the guys reluctantly say, we need to quickly get here quickly, the training ground is also very close. well,

all this business and schultz already knew for sure that this was not a russian ukrainian missile, butit to the president of turkey because he also acted quickly and hard and clearly. look. lukovin, must respect the statement made by russia, it is important for us that russia says it has nothing to do with us. in the land of the garden in relation to biden said. not russian made shows that it probably has nothing to do with russia please, please or something else this must be followed. clearly everything is carefully weighed without e-e without any questions, but this quote is not here, but it is in the press, where it says that schultz told me that i do not know that this is not a russian e-rocket. and after that, here is schultz speaking with this story, a president zelensky knew from the very beginning. whose rocket is this, when he made an evening statement yesterday and frankly provoked what he already said, what is he saying? we warned you that this country of terrorists will not stop and will go further and demands to be answered. yes, he is, well, i don't know. yes, of course,