with the word schwarzenegger starred in the video clip of the kalush orchestra, the kalush orchestrahot the video, recorded the song, and also based on ukrainian motifs generously, i offer a piece to listen to and watch the evening to good people for health generous evening good evening to good people for health generous to good people for health and schwarzenegger schwarzenegger was not shown he was there at the end bushwarzenegger's words said generous evening believe me if you don't believe it, you can go to youtube and find the same clip and find the generous schwarzenegger, i 'll just reveal the secret in the hardware room, they spilled coffee all over the hardware room, everything on the remote control is stuck to them, they press these buttons with their fingers but nothing is working at this moment, thank you very much for the explanation, finally. well, you understand not just well, but who now just continues to fight for ukraine, in fact, the italians have a wonderful holiday, for example, the thread of the witch befana befana - it is from their ancient tradition of pagan o

i'm still trying to watch those pictures of arnold schwarzenegger checking each other out. look pretty fit, amazing. and as you say, quite weird. is this a tesla killer. is that what they're going for. >> i think what was frustrating for me is they wouldn't put a euro figure on how much this will cost. it's about the next generation. i'm knocking a pulley matt miller and go into the heritage of bmw about the handling experience. bmw is all about the driving experience. they seem to be coming -- putting their money where their mouth is. if they want to differentiate themselves, software is the emphasis and they are -- cs become that top software engineering talent among other things but this is what their players to get away from the traditional car. guy: ed, a great stuff, a fascinating story. ed ludlow continuing coverage from ces. bmw one stock to watch. others suggesting they be interested that that's ongoing. up by 7% into the close. ryanair another stock we want to watch getting it upgrade. upgrading on positive training. -- trading. upgrading the target to 16 euro. th

and he built himself as a moderate republican in line with arnold schwarzenegger and so, i really see the moment he sees trump as a power base for him but i don't think he is where the voters are. don't think he is where the voters are-— voters are. on those concessions - voters are. on those concessions and - voters are. on those l concessions and there voters are. on those - concessions and there are voters are. on those _ concessions and there are quite a few of them, one of those concessions was to make it easy to unseat him. is that something that people you speak to feel is something that might be used in the near future? to feel is something that might be used in the nearfuture? fix, be used in the near future? speaker has to have power and to have, to be a leader people have to follow you. it is clear that from the jump, he doesn't have people willing to follow him. i also say the second thing i would be concerned about if i were speaker, is the committee assignments. that is the most powerful thing the speaker can do is to assign committee chairs. and basically, that power has

meanwhile, straight ahead, bmw is teasing a new colad with arnold schwarzenegger in an epic way.pelling. it should have been collaboration? i couldn't even ad lib. it that i didn't even know the intent! >> ashley: maybe all the new kids are using that lingo. you are pretty cool to me. thanks, brian. sending you details relieved dominic revealed in the idaho quadruple murder case. what does the state have? lawrence jones and integrates with updates. and the speaker stalemate continues into day four. the troops are getting restless. will republicans come to an agreement before the weekend? condiment jim banks has an inside scoop on what's going on behind the scenes. by the end border, and then what? is too little, too late? governor greg abbott will join us. let's end this week to get it. we'll see you at 9:00. find your potential then own it support your immune system with a potent blend of nutrients and emerge your best every day with emergen-c it's time for our lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. science proves quality sleep is vital to your mental, em

as a moderate republican in line with arnold schwarzenegger and so i really see him as someone who issees trump as a power base for him but i don't think he is where the votes are. fin but i don't think he is where the votes are.— the votes are. on those concessions _ the votes are. on those concessions and - the votes are. on those concessions and there l the votes are. on those - concessions and there were quite a few of them, one of those concessions was to make it easier to unseat him. is not something that people that you speak to feel that that might be something that might be used in the near future? be something that might be used in the nearfuture? the be something that might be used in the near future?— in the near future? the speaker tower in the near future? the speaker power and _ in the near future? the speaker power and to — in the near future? the speaker power and to be _ in the near future? the speaker power and to be a _ in the near future? the speaker power and to be a leader - in the near future? the speaker| power and to be a leader people have to follow you so it

and they recommended arnold schwarzenegger. now, arnold schwarzenegger is a big movie star, right?e-- i mean, i said, "that sounds like a great idea. he should be able to do"-- well, i wanted to see it too well. although, i'm not that sure about that. well, he did really poorly. he got no ratings. that thing was a disaster. well, they got martha, too, right? martha stewart, she-- they put her in there. that was a disaster. >> stephen: is there any way martha stewart could take over this eulogy? ( laughter ) ( applause ) because even if she just frosted a cupcake, it would be more appropriate. the ex-prez finally gave words of comfort to the woman who had been at diamond's side for every appearance she ever made: her sister silk. >> i knew diamond, but i didn't know silk at all. i just learned about silk. you're fantastic. you're going to carry on beyond, beyond anybody's wildest imagination. >> stephen: if you just learned about silk, i'm gonna go ahead and say you didn't know much about diamond. that's like saying, "i'm a lifelong fan of garfunkel, but who is this simon i'm just h

bruce lee this is not transformers not schwarzeneggers.other people, but they are people. these are living examples and blood, there is not cranberry, but a real one, and the life of these heroes is real and death is real. and they have names, i can name some of them - alexander prokolenko, who caused the fire on himself. this is magomed murbagandov, who was not broken and remembered for his call. work brothers. he says this is when his temple the barrel of the gun, which now in a second will shoot and kill him, and this call was heard. look at this military with words on the portraits. almost to his death he defended the interests of his country. a monument to him stands with words. thanks for the russian no, killed in turkey. this is the pskov landing in chechnya, when a handful of our guys were held in battle by hundreds of militants, hundreds, this is not computer graphics. this is not hollywood, this is a real existence between life and death, where death is chosen instead of giving up. this is russian pilot roman filippov, who was sh

and they recommended arnold schwarzenegger. now arnold schwarzenegger is a big movie star, right?ell, he did really poorly. he got no ratings. that thing was a disaster. well, they got martha, too, right? martha stewart. they put her in there. that was a disaster. >> jimmy: anyway, back to the deceased. who we miss so dearly. this speech had all the sincerity and grace you could possibly expect from a man who buried the mother of his children at the 16th hole of his golf course. and the craziest thing is i bet he thinks it went great. i bet he feels like he just won a soul train award. >> make america great again. it's such a great -- there has never been a phrase like that. i think it was -- when people said what --? because i do nicknames for people. probably a lot you have heard this, crooked hillary and so many others, low energy. remember low energy? i mean we can go through the whole -- pocahantas. she said she was an indian. so i called her pocahantas. and everyone said oh, that's terrible. >> that person was our president, okay? this is a funeral. 44 minutes of this! it wa

any sovereign states, do what they want to kill whoever they want, and you will think, arnold schwarzeneggerl film, and you have already put a larva in your head, she lives with you. you know, i've been listening to you, as you translate into language, i suddenly understood the truth, i caught it. i was recently in the donbass where this translation is not needed. it 's all black and white there. yes, yes, no, no, everyone understands everything, where is the truth, where is the lie, this translation, especially today in the world. total lg really needs us here in the rear. remember these words of the programmer marshal, who said that the rear is half of the victory and even a little more than half. today we are again convinced, including thanks to this truth, which sounds from your lips. that's how we are here, you are important for our common victory in life, the fate of dmitry peskov attention, we present you a real bestseller mop, a professional cleaning device with an innovative wringing system at an unprecedented low price of only 990 rubles. and if you place an order right now, you wi

america of the soviet union are about to collapse, they begin to show the film red heat with arnold schwarzeneggerk you there’s nothing, and then the nineties of the soviet union began to disappear and america was considered the winner. she grabbed russia outside the city. moreover, president yeltsin's speech in the us congress made her kneel before her apotheosis. i have a high honor. speak here at the congress of the great free country as for the first time in russia the world can breathe easy the communist idol who sowed everywhere on earth the social role of enmity and immense cruelty, which instilled fear in the human community collapsed collapsed forever, i ride he to assure you on our earth, we will not let him rise again. in russia itself, american culture has won the russian almost folk song american boy i'll leave with you. cinema music chewing gum clothes fashion language in a word everything was subordinated to the american country and we ourselves thought that here it is freedom that's how it should be to live these principles, but as time passed, it turned out that not everything, as

and, all the more so, outside the borders of our motherland, there are schwarzeneggers, who just don’ch them yet. eh, us. e is that everything that is happening and everything we are talking about nascent fascism, and in the middle of europe it is, as it were, untrue and fake , and so on. and so we decided to figure it out a bit. and how, where, why, now in our past issues we talked about the atrocities that were committed by bandera during the great patriotic war. i don't want once again you hurt a detailed story. just. well, remember on november 9, 1943, a polish village overgrown in the sarny region, a gang of ukrainian nationalists pretending to be soviet partisans, misled the villagers, who during the day treated the gang in the evening to the bandits, surrounded everything. yes, they killed mine. in them, the polish, the population were killed 173 people. only two were saved, who were littered with corpses and a six-year-old boy who pretended to be killed. well, how do you know perfectly well that after the end of the war? uh, already after our victory for quite a long time for

america of the soviet union are about to collapse, they begin to show the film red heat with arnold schwarzeneggerher. evidence in the united states thank you not for anything, and then the nineties of the soviet union began, and america was considered the winner. she grabbed russia outside the city. moreover, it was the speech of president yeltsin that made her kneel before her. in the american congress. i have a high honor. to speak here at the congress of the great free country how for the first time in the thousand year history of russia the world can suffocate calmly the communist idol that sowed social discord everywhere on earth feuding the cruelty that instilled fear in human society collapsed collapsed forever. i am here to assure you on our land. we won't let him revive. in russia itself, american culture has won the russian almost folk song american boy i'll leave with you. movie music marlboro chewing gum clothing fashion language in a word, everything was subordinated to the american country , and we ourselves thought that this is freedom. this is how these principles should be lived,

world in her head, creating these images, creating these and if the children look with how about schwarzeneggerm, he a hero, and you don’t tell them what, then at school , so to speak, they still won’t wean themselves from it. it's the most important part of its time, president. truman and it is a well-known fact that they did not watch american cinema in europe after the second world war, when it was destroyed in the forty-fifth year, a thousand films were given for free and hooked on this game. i don't say well done yes well done. well, how not to understand this. we, if we were doing this, then i think that if we set her task, then, probably, we would decided, but it's still. here is a kind of misunderstanding of what it means, in general, ideology, that is, consciousness, and hence. here's one. come on, and let's let us spin it for free and we'll do it, well, let's do all the programs you have, i'll look in a couple of years. who do you have. and what army they will go to they said, simply. well, here i go , guys. yes, look, after all, every person, this, well, films can be shot and shot a

to switch people off the legs strongly on video cassettes, they were brought up by stallone's schwarzeneggerswith those who sell cassettes, who operated that first in the cinema, then pirate well, and so they taught people to walk a little. remember that this was the first film that was here. they showed click with the remote control on the life of a comedy. here we started them. first we removed ten human faces from this film and then the comedy click with the remote control for life is what it was at that time. it was the same film. now it's a flash drive. there the internet downloaded and so on. everything is easy before all the film bags with these reels. this is all you have and the equipment on which, yes, but it was a theater hall, the screen increased from 7:00 to 15 m, there were more halls. the recreation area bar opened billiards, 70% of the repertoire, the hollywood cinema was so hooked, of course, by the fact that these major hollywood left belarus with their films. uh, well long let's say. so, probably, people were accustomed to hollywood films. although of course, they are cool

evening of filming continued in the united states last year, at the beginning of the clip, arnold schwarzenegger addressed ukrainians who are going through the war , and at the end he said, generous evening, let's listen to a powerful reference to the entire ukrainian people, especially now, this is a very important time, it is necessary for health and generous and quiet evenings, i want to wish all of us and it will certainly be as only we will defeat the enemy. well, for now, take care of yourself and your loved ones. and we protect our heroes with thoughts and prayers who hold the sky over ukraine. good night to all who are with us and see you in childhood, i always dreamed of meeting characters from books, it seemed to me that they were all fictitious and unattainable, everyone wrote about their strength, courage, courage, calling them warriors, those who are always on the side of truth and justice, on the side of freedom and independence, those who hold weapons in their hands so that their children never take them. they they know how to fly and dream, they forget their own fears for our sak

when kevin mccarthy worked in the california legislature about 15 years ago with governor arnold schwarzenegger billed himself as a moderate republican in minor sports and egg and so over the sea him who is whichever way the wind blows and at the moment he sees trump as a power base for him but i do not think he is with the voters are. fin he is with the voters are. on those concessions, and there were quite a few one of them was to make it easier to unseat him. is that something that people that you speak to feel that might be used in the near future? ~ , , ., ~ .,, ., future? well, speaker has to have power— future? well, speaker has to have power and _ future? well, speaker has to have power and to _ future? well, speaker has to have power and to have, - future? well, speaker has to have power and to have, to i future? well, speaker has to i have power and to have, to be future? well, speaker has to . have power and to have, to be a leader, people have to follow you so it is clear from the jump, you so it is clear from the jump, he does not have people willing to follow him and the second thi

my accountant looks like schwarzenegger.l myself this all the time. well, well, here to us, maybe igor lives here here, please come in. gave up the facts and suggested that he might be here. well, how did you get through the checkpoint? in general , i strictly agreed with the guards with this , however, i had to leave my passport as a pledge to him on a very personal matter. come on, he's in the garden. i came to tell you about it. that you turned down an internship in england for me? i don't think you're going to answer. what kind of dishwasher do i have bro? well, i mean, the chef is on the ship, i thought, if it doesn’t work out with england, i’ll take an academician and the sea for a year. well, you're crazy sokolova i sympathize with the british. and why do security guards live abroad? i'll take you there. daughter and here is the stinky stick with you, if you even touched my daughter with your finger, i will bury you alive, understand? you need to take better care of your fellow countrymen. it's good, come on, hold on

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arnold schwarzenegger was on stage. david hasselhoff was in a video. tapped their -- we will get to that later. the other big name is panasonic. the japanese electronics giant is no exception to the rule. panasonic's main business in north america is batteries. its biggest client is top of mind. i spoke to the north american ceo megan lee. >> we are all about customers. panasonic has been in business in the u.s. for 60 years. we are focused now on technology and solutions for customers. we love our partners but we really want to deliver a product , a technology and service that fits customer needs. ed: when you make an announcement like this, the forward-looking electronics show come it a product like that if you wait pipeline of business? >> yes. as a 100-year-old company, we grew up with cs two. we have a partnership with cs and cta. our message this year is sustainability. ed: you were on the cover of the managing -- magazine. kal penn was on stage? >> he is our climate ambassador. what he brings, what he is passionate about and what he wants to do

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perhaps back with an even better arnold schwarzenegger impersonation.his coming from james bullard. he says inflation is likely to slow. it is still too high, measures are falling. he talks about the labor market performance. he says it remains strong but the inflation expectations are consistent with the 2% goal. he said rates are getting closer to the restrictive zone in 2023. that is the crux of what love the messaging -- we are getting closer and closer to the end of the tightening cycle. this comes in the context of the fed minutes we saw yesterday. the concern is not necessarily recession. it is about the immediate reaction. that includes the bond market, strength of the dollar. perhaps any sort of rebound in the stock market that will not make the federal reserve's life any easier. james bullard making those comments appeared we are going to take a quick commercial break. the era of negative yielding debt is coming to an end. this is bloomberg. kriti: this is bloomberg markets. i am kriti gupta. an historical moment when it comes to the bond mark

ed: last time was weird, arnold schwarzenegger was on stage. david hasselhoff was in a video.hey tapped their sci-fi inner side. the other big name is panasonic, they are focused on automotive tech as well. the japanese electric giant, their main business in north america is battery cells. i spoke to the north america ceo, this is what she had to say. >> we are all about customers, panasonic is in the u.s. for 60 years. as a co., 100 years. we love our partners, but we want to deliver a product that fits customer needs. that is what we focus on. ed: when you make an announcement at ces, does a product like that make you more competitive? does it give you a pipeline of business? >> yes, and as a 100-years company, and we grew up with ces, we have more than 50 partnerships with ces and cta. our message this year is sustainability. ed: you are on the front cover. >> our climate ambassador, and what he brings and what we are passionate about is alignment for our message. what we are demonstrating on the floor is we believe in our contribution to society with technology. and we're

but there was a land swap that was allowed and approved by the governor of california, governor schwarzeneggern a public trust for a one to one swap to be taken out of the trust to be developed for private use such as residential and that amount of land was 89 acres which leaves a bunch more space that can't have housing on it and the question was, what to do with all of that space? there could be other public uses that allowed such as conference centers or museums or universities or things of that nature but what made the most sense for this location was to have more parks in a really robust parks and open space plan and that's what led us to the plan we have now. >> planting strategies for treasure island and buena island are to maximize habitat value in the park areas wherever appropriate and where we can to create comfortable at the pedestrian scale. there are these diagonal lines that go across the plan that you'll see. those are wind row trees like you see in agricultural landscapes where they are tall tree that's buffer the winds to create a more calm areas down at the pedestrian scale.

>> stephen: did arnold schwarzenegger in this movie?hey-- my son actually is-- he's a cinematographer. he's in the camera union here in new york. he works on camera-- and that's what he wants to do. i said ask him. it would be a great experience if he does a number of things. if he learns his lines, knows the text, has an idea, and shows up on time. if he can do those four things, that's actually kind of like the base level of being an actor in a movie. >> stephen: the advice i have given my kids in general being in business, is be enthusiastic and competent. and that means, be happy to be there, and never be late. >> there you go. >> stephen: and that's it. i said you'll work for the rest of your life. >> you don't have to be qualified. you have to be colorful. >> stephen: i say when you're really young and on the job, don't be impressive. you'll just make people nervous. >> yeah! >> stephen: just show up. >> by the way, honestly, why prepare at all? is it just wing the whole thing. ( laughter ) by the way, it worked for you,s. >> step

is it true that the studio in this case wanted somebody other than arnold schwarzenegger to play "the>> very early on, a highly placed person at one of the two studios that funded that film had a brilliant idea. called me up and said are you sitting down? i said well, no, i'm not. he said are you sitting down? o.j. simpson as terminator. i said i actually think that's a bad idea. i actually didn't go anywhere. i think it's historically interesting. >> that's an interesting one. o.j. simpson. we have some other drawings, much nicer ones. these are drawings that you did as you were developing "titanic" and pictures, drawings of rose and of her wearing the ocean, the heart of the ocean necklace. question, is it true that the person who actually, the hand that we see drawing the picture in the movie, you know, the leo dicaprio in that wonderful sketch scene, that that's your hand? >> that's actually me and i'm essentially redrawing the drawing that i had done for the film because i had actually drawn all of jack's portfolio drawings but the problem is leonardo, we already shot leonardo an

he has worked on a number of gop campaigns including john mccain, arnold schwarzenegger, -- w. bush. jen, i want to start with you. because you pointed this out earlier today. the economy has grown 6.7% under president biden, and inflation for the past six months was only at 1.9%. i know things are still expensive, you and i both go to the grocery store. but the people realize this? >> clearly, not enough, staff. this is one of the challenges for the white house. i mean, the data is a great basis for them. the gdp numbers today, which is the rate of economic growth was higher than anybody thought would be. including really smart economists who predict the sort of thing. that is good. but people aren't feeling that way, i use that in the consumer data. so that is one of the reasons why the president put out today, and expect he'll do this over number again. to really draw a contrast. it's not just about the data, it's about what the contrast is, and what the choices. that is what he's trying to tap in with the speeches like. today >> we remind our audience, things are expensive,

uh, schwarzenegger because up's jaw hit and broke and hmm we're brought up in a different culture.ont door, wonderful neat people live in our front door. uh, but you can talk to our man. an interesting person can talk to an american, barbarian. you know, i knew, i have one american who argued that napoleon was defeated by the americans. not everyone understands. nevermind. uh, why didn't i even argue with him? i said, and you did it on your territory. here. and he didn't argue with me either. i told him something else there, they say it was winter. so you drove napoleon across the arctic ocean to paris and the belarusian partisans ran out of the icebergs. and uh, he didn't even smile. they are patriots diary of an american soldier emails from the front. it’s only ours who laugh at this phrase, so the americans will not understand what’s funny here, but our mail.ru is dying with laughter. oh, washed from the front. had number one hello dear. today we have a holiday at our military base, we are flying to iraq. it is very far, guys, they say even further than mexico . they warned the

senate seat as we saw for the california recalled gubernatorial race, when everybody from arnold schwarzenegger to arnold jackson ran. i think there's going to be a ton of candidates jumping into this race before we're all said and done. >> we make national news once again. all right, chuck todd, thank you so much for talking to us this morning. as mentioned, "meet the press" aired before our newscast at 6:00 a.m. today, because we'll be airing premiere league soccer, but if you missed it, don't worry, you can stream the show online on your amazon fire, roku, appletv or on peacock. >>> we are learning that three men tried to gain access to the palo alto property where disgraced crypto founder, sam bankman-fried is under house arrest. in a court filing this week, his attorney says that a car crashed into the barricade outside the home. the men allegedly got out and threatened security guards. but then they drove away. it's unclear when this actually happened. sbf, as he's known, is pleading not guilty to charges that he cheated investors out of $8 billion on his crypto platform ftx. the recent f

lincoln project who has worked on a number of gop campaigns, including john mccain, on -- ronald schwarzenegger and george w. bush. reed, our friend pointed out that kevin mccarthy gave the key to the kingdom to the freedom caucus. yet, there was just one no vote against the rules package. does that tell us everything that we need to know about the current state of the gop? i think that it does, stephanie. remember that although most of the membership headlined of kevin mccarthy last week although it took him 15 ballot, remember that 132 of the 220 to republicans in the u.s. house voted not to certify the 2020 election. i think that that's a baseline for where we are and where we're headed as we get going. they wanted the rules. they wanted to get started. and frankly, they did not want to argue over what -- now being in charge, they just want to get going on the craziness that they have already told us. and they've been telling us since last fall. >> all right, be careful what you wish for them jason. i want to share what republican michael walter florida said on fox business earlier today. >>

and i had no knowledge beyond what i had learned from arnold schwarzenegger and ramble never been to syria doesn't speak a word of arabic, and he conducts his profound research from the comfort of his arm chair and his home. when i 1st saw it would be ideal for the website to start 2014. i was trying to think of a clever name and i basically failed just like i was saying, what could be open source or investigation and low crack names. i knew all taking anyway, so anyway. thank god they was 40, we've picked one. so i was stock and i contacted my friend, he's a play right. so for he knows words. so i'll ask him and quite quickly said, what about selling the car? a mouse town was recently visited by account since then all of the mice haven't had any peace. so the last decided to be rid of this, can i, can i have an idea about putting a band around the car. how about you bell? the cat, as you seem to be the one with the great idea me going on, you and the greatest ideas are nothing when they can't be done. the me. so this is the photograph of the box. i shudder and mach 7 team. this is t

he was showing me pictures of gan newsom, arnold schwarzenegger and all these presidents. he loves the cool kid aspect of politics. he's probably watched a lot of "west wing" in his day, too, but that's not going to happen, because we know what team and style he's picked. >> mark, i'll only jump in to say this feels way more "house of cards" than "west wing". >> feels for "veep" because "house of cards" was efficient. >> we saw the clerk just moments ago that was formally reading the results that officializes the tenth defeat for mccarthy. and they go through it again. we're looking at the floor. this will be vote 11. i don't know which producers you tend to listen to, mark, but there is a beloved producer in american music and culture with the tag line, "run it back turbo". and boy is that the motif of this house, because what we're watching right now -- i want to be clear. sometimes with viewers we say, this is the scene. no, this is extraordinary. we're watching kevin mccarthy, the sad sullen face of a man defeated ten times what he's worked his life for. this is the fa

in california, governor schwarzenegger was very plain, he said then, i'm a former bodybuilder.the gym, they only jobs. we work together to ban the box on job applications, formerly incarcerated peoples job applications. what that taught me was, general power was right. it is far more important in our democracy than knowing what you disagree, finding one thing that you can agree on and pursuing that with all your heart. >> i love what you're saying in this book. it is so profound, so powerful. then, tell me what you want people to take away as they read it, quickly. >> this weekend of all weekends, we need to remember what dr. king was fighting for when he was ascended. he was assassinated trying to unite poor people across the color line in order to make all of their lives better. the reality of this racism in our society, numerically, it traps almost twice as many whites in poverty as it does blacks. we have to get back to what dr. king was about at the end of his life. >> amen, ben, thank you so much. again, the book is never forget our people, we were always free, a parable

the key, bmw had this weird futuristic concept arnold schwarzenegger was there. ceo did promise these vehicles will go into production by 2025. here's what he told me last night. guest: it's absolutely right to propel new technologies into an industry here in the united states. we are investing heavily in our plant in spartanburg to transform that plant into an electric. we invest $1.7 billion into that plant for this type of transformation. ira, we would ask what kind of investment you would have to do to make that? ed: he is there with his turtleneck and his suit and his german swagger, but actually there was a really serious element which is that automakers at ces got more realistic. they started announcing things that aren't 5-10 years away but they could come in the next couple of years. shery: we have big tech players making an appearance. who have you spoken to? ed: it's interesting because apple doesn't come to ces but samsung does. they go big. it's interesting that they focused on a new $200 galaxy budget handset. right now there is pain in the consumer

at the same time that arnold schwarzenegger, who of course, had been a body builder, suddenly becameor looked like with their shirt off. i mean, can you close your eyes and imagine jimmy stewart or, you know, montgomery clift or, you know, even john wayne without their shirt on? it's not especially central to their image as actors. >> it will be ridiculous for me to play something outside of that role, and it will be crazy for dustin hoffman to try to be "commando" or to be conan or to be terminator or to be rambo. it doesn't work, you know? so the people only accept you for certain things. >> there was a lot of ideas of returning to traditional notions of masculinity after the sensitive '70s, but these things go in cycles, and i think that by the late '80s, we were ready for an action hero who was a little more sensitive. >> do you really think you have a chance against us, mr. cowboy? >> yippee-ki-yay, [bleep] >> "die hard" is as perfect in its own way as "casablanca". it is an action movie where the action is great. it is a heist movie where the heist makes sense. you have john mc

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but there was a land swap that was allowed and approved by the governor of california, governor schwarzeneggern a public trust for a one to one swap to be taken out of the trust to be developed for private use such as residential and that amount of land was 89 acres which leaves a bunch more space that can't have housing on it and the question was, what to do with all of that space? there could be other public uses that allowed such as conference centers or museums or universities or things of that nature but what made the most sense for this location was to have more parks in a really robust parks and open space plan and that's what led us to the plan we have now. >> planting strategies for treasure island and buena island are to maximize habitat value in the park areas wherever appropriate and where we can to create comfortable at the pedestrian scale. there are these diagonal lines that go across the plan that you'll see. those are wind row trees like you see in agricultural landscapes where they are tall tree that's buffer the winds to create a more calm areas down at the pedestrian scale.

but there was a land swap that was allowed and approved by the governor of california, governor schwarzeneggern a public trust for a one to one swap to be taken out of the trust to be developed for private use such as residential and that amount of land was 89 acres which leaves a bunch more space that can't have housing on it and the question was, what to do with all of that space? there could be other public uses that allowed such as conference centers or museums or universities or things of that nature but what made the most sense for this location was to have more parks in a really robust parks and open space plan and that's what led us to the plan we have now. >> planting strategies for treasure island and buena island are to maximize habitat value in the park areas wherever appropriate and where we can to create comfortable at the pedestrian scale. there are these diagonal lines that go across the plan that you'll see. those are wind row trees like you see in agricultural landscapes where they are tall tree that's buffer the winds to create a more calm areas down at the pedestrian scale.

head, creating these images, creating these and if the children look from uh, as they say about schwarzeneggert. it's the most important part of your time, president. truman and it is a known fact that they did not watch american cinema in europe after the second world war when it was destroyed in the forty-fifth year 1.000 picture they gave for free and hooked on this game. i don't say well done yes well done. well, how can one not understand this, it seems that if we were doing this, then i think that if we set a task, then we would probably solve it, but this is still the case. here is some misunderstanding of what hence, ideology in general, that is, consciousness, and hence. here we go, let's let us spin it for free and let's do it, well, let's be in general for all programs, you will have how i would look in a couple of years, who will drop your mobile and which army they will go to, what are my thoughts just suggested. well, here, i'm talking, guys. look, everyone. this, well, movies can be made and filmed string. yes , the wounded handsome man lost his leg, well, the hero of the mariup

so to speak, the entourage of arnold schwarzenegger e in roles.ossible. we don’t have a starlink, yes, which you can quickly deploy and post all these internet videos, such internet videos, of course. uh, but he's into tobacco and, accordingly, an ordinary fighter can't post all these internet- like videos. well, then there, then, in the artyomovsk direction, we have intense battles. e, north of the city e in the area of ​​poroshkovivka and krasnaya gora, e from the south fighting is now going on from the city. uh, for the settlement of klecheevka. uh, k. in addition, we have complete fire control on the three roads that adjoin artyomovsk from the west, thereby making it difficult to provide. uh, ukrainian punishers who are in artyomovsk in artyomovsk itself. uh, i also want to note that the quality, uh, the personnel of the ukrainian punishers, uh, is sad, the fact is that against the backdrop of total losses, yes, solidarity in the artyomovsk e units of the ukrainian nazis is formed due to inexperienced fighters and also mercenaries. big thanks

but there was a land swap that was allowed and approved by the governor of california, governor schwarzeneggere swap to be taken out of the trust to be developed for private use such as residential and that amount of land was 89 acres which leaves a bunch more space that can't have housing on it and the question was, what to do with all of that space? there could be other public uses that allowed such as conference centers or museums or universities or things of that nature but what made the most sense for this location was to have more parks in a really robust parks and open space plan and that's what led us to the plan we have now. >> planting strategies for treasure island and buena island are to maximize habitat value in the park areas wherever appropriate and where we can to create comfortable at the pedestrian scale. there are these diagonal lines that go across the plan that you'll see. those are wind row trees like you see in agricultural landscapes where they are tall tree that's buffer the winds to create a more calm areas down at the pedestrian scale. so of course, we do have some a