i mean, he knows bart simpson's bart simpson, but he don't know if bart simpson is dominican, jewish,p]. [ laughter ] so you got a light? -well, poetry, um, can reflect someone's experience immediately and directly. because it's the only place people can hear reality and act upon it, you see. and, and i think it's that directness, that being able to go from -- from the act to acting upon the act directly that makes it powerful. -this is for my folkers who got bills overdue. this is for my folkers, um, check one, two. this is for my folkers never live like a hog, me and you, toe-to-toe, i got love for the underdogs. i raise this glass for the ones who die meaninglessly and the newborns who get fed intravenously. somebody's mama caught a job and a welfare fraud case. when she breathes she swear it feel like plastic wrap around her face. lights turned off. this is the third month the rent is late. thoughts of being homeless, crying till you hyperventilate. heaping spoons of peanut butter, big-ass glass of water make the hunger subside. save the real food for your daughter. you feel like

but simpson would go on to be of war under president taft. he ran for election once a governor of new york with teddy roosevelt flogging his campaign with no success. he lost, unfortunately, in the. of 1910 and he never ran again for public office. but he was revered as a wise man and that ultimately led him be appointed secretary of state by republican president herbert hoover. and he had during the twenties, he also in colonial administration for the united in the in the philippines. that's right. he was the governor general over the philippines. so broad outlook internationally, both through work and general inclination in terms of how he viewed the america and the world. absolutely ali, although, you know he ultimately would adopt a philosophy that that eschewed some of the more imperialist elements of teddy roosevelt's philosophy and he developed his own for internationalism and how the world system should work benefit all peoples. yeah i think it's often not to go off in too much of a tangent but his period as secretary of state and, th

simpson trial.lation of penal code section 187(a). - the verdict of the o.j. simpson trial, viewed by 150 million people. it's more people than watch presidential election returns. that's crazy. - because there was trial footage every day, cnn saw its audience increase, like, five times. the success of cnn was not lost on other people. and so there were competing forces coming into play. - how delighted i am that we've now reached this moment when we can firmly announce the starting of a fox news channel. - unfortunately, with cable news and the ability or the need to be on the air 24/7, where you're trying to get as many eyeballs as possible at one time to gravitate toward those stories that are sensational, you know, it brought us the ability to go too far. - is the jonbenét ramsey murder investigation turning into a media circus? - yes, it's tabloid. but on the other hand, it's a tabloid era. and here's the point. here's where the fear comes into it, i think, larry. it's the fear that says, "gosh

emma simpson, thank ou post office to act. emma simpson, thank you very _ post office to act.ence witness in the trial of the actor and director kevin spacey, who denies charges of sexual offences involving four men between 2001 and 2013. our correspondent louisa pilbeam is at southwark crown court. louisa. yes, two very famous witnesses _ louisa. yes, two very famous witnesses called _ louisa. yes, two very famous witnesses called today, sir i louisa. yes, two very famous i witnesses called today, sir elton john and his husband david furnish. they were called by video link from monaco and gave evidence separately. the questions were technical and centred around whether kevin spacey had attended a white tie and tiara ball that sir eltonjohn holds every yearfor his aids ball that sir eltonjohn holds every year for his aids foundation. sir elton confirmed kevin spacey�*s attendance in 2001. sir elton said yes, he came in white tie and came straight from a private jet. he said, yes, i don't think he would wear a white tie otherwise. the prosecution lawyer then joked, one never kn

duke edward and wallace simpson made an extended visit to the third reich hitler welcomed the formerh with open arms. the couple visited elite educational institutions of the ss in pomerania , visited goering's personal estate, visited dresden, leipzig, nuremberg, munich and other german cities. german newspapers published photographs of the duke saluting the crowd with the nazi salute. addressing the representatives of the labor front at one of the factories, the group eduard said, i traveled around the world and saw many great achievements of mankind. but what i saw in germany before. it seemed to me beyond the bounds of the possible, it is impossible to believe. it's just a miracle, it can be understood, only when the realization comes that one person and his will are behind all this. on october 22, 1937 , eduard and wallace visited hitler at his berkh residence in the bavarian alps. according to the memoirs, the fuhrer was unusually courteous and showed special signs of attention to the guests. he was treated no differently than your royal. highness edward, hitler said. i am sure

bbc presented simpson has said bbc presented john simpson has said he feels so sorry for everybody involved.-. . .. .. ,.. he feels so sorry for everybody involve for the complainants and a. xv . .. .. ,.. he feels so sorry for everybody involve for the complainants and for--. , -, ,. family, for the complainants and for huw himself. in a tweet, he no criminal elements were committed by... he says, it is a purely personal tragedy for everyone involved, a personal tragedy but at the same time a very public event. aha, the same time a very public event. very public event, and huw edwards, who has worked at the bbc for a0 years, he is known to millions of who has worked at the bbc for a0 years, he i and >wn to millions of who has worked at the bbc for a0 years, he i and down millions of who has worked at the bbc for a0 years, he i and down the lions of who has worked at the bbc for a0 years, he i and down the country, and viewers up and down the country, and for many people, this will viewers up and down the country, and for many people, this find out that shock this evening to find out that h

thinking - about was john simpson is said about about wasjohn simpson is said about this, this is a veryall of those involved but as you say, the person involved in this tragedy is huw edwards, the sticks in a completely different life. and it if you read the statement, we know huw edwards and he can only see this as a personal tragedy in so many ways. j he can only see this as a personal tragedy in so many ways. i mean, are left bewildered _ tragedy in so many ways. i mean, are left bewildered by _ tragedy in so many ways. i mean, are left bewildered by the _ tragedy in so many ways. i mean, are left bewildered by the allegations - left bewildered by the allegations and what happened and how it is and forwarded over these last five days with you that anybody is in the hospital with a serious mental health condition and is said to be there for the foreseeable future, you can only feel a sense of sympathy there over the situation they are in but the bbc has got to investigate everything that is coming along there and it's notjust the first days allegations, the police say no evidence of c

reporter: despite the delay, simpson says the mood on the ship remains pretty happy. he tells us his family doesn't mind a little extra time here in the bay area. >> we haven't been to san francisco in a number of years. first time for the granddaughter so we are having fun just looking at the skyline. reporter: princess cruises it's working with the u.s. receive clearance to set sail. the u.s. coast guard saying they are launching an investigation into how the crash happened. that involves drug testing department who was responsible for navigating the ship into the peer earlier this morning. tim johns, abc7news. dion: we first sent out the alert about the ruby princess is hard landing through our mobile app this morning. it's one way to stay on top of breaking news as it comes into our newsroom. download and enable those push alerts. larry: patrols have begun in east oakland to increase police visibility. a s hopes will fight crime. according to burglaries -- opd, burglaries are up. auto burglaries up by 27%. >> is having an impact. >> they are patrolling. we need th

reporter: despite the delay, simpson says the mood on the ship remains pretty happy. he tells us his family doesn't mind a little extra time here in the bay area. >> we haven't been to san francisco in a number of years. first time for the granddaughter so we are having fun just looking at the skyline. reporter: princess cruises it's working with the u.s. receive clearance to set sail. the u.s. coast guard saying they are launching an investigation into how the crash happened. that involves drug testing department who was responsible for navigating the ship into the peer earlier this morning. tim johns, abc7news. dion: we first sent out the alert about the ruby princess is hard landing through our mobile app this morning. it's one way to stay on top of breaking news as it comes into our newsroom. download and enable those push alerts. larry: patrols have begun in east oakland to increase police visibility. a str hopes will fight crime. according to burglaries -- opd, burglaries are up. auto burglaries up by 27%. >> is having an impact. >> they are patrolling. we need

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homer simpson's- guess so. homer simpson's mlllemlrl— guess so.mjsort of becoming but they're making homer simjsort of a becoming but they're making homer simjsort of a new becoming but they're making homer simjsort of a new dad 3ecoming but they're making homer simjsort of a new dad ,3coming but they're making homer simjsort of a new dad , a)ming but they're making homer simjsort of a new dad , a woke this sort of a new dad, a woke dad. i think i mean, this is dad. and i think i mean, this is one of the criticisms that the simpsons it used to be simpsons has had. it used to be i mean, bush famously i mean, george bush famously said, you know, america needs to be like the waltons and be more like the waltons and less the simpsons. and more less like the simpsons. and more recently, harry recently, the comedian harry kondabolu that the kondabolu said that the character apu was was racist and was the reason he got bullied at school. actually, the real reason he got bullied at school is he was if you is because he was soft. if you should taken steroi

thank you, emma simpson. our— the months ahead. correspondent. wheat prices have risen sharply on global markets after russia said it would treat ships heading for ukrainian ports as potential military targets. moscow has pulled out of an agreement, which had lasted for 12 months and was brokered by the united nations and turkey. the deal had guaranteed the safe export of grain. let's go live now to our correspondent in kyiv, james waterhouse. this is really a reminder of the global economic impact of this war. absolutely. this isn'tjust about ukraine's stuttering economy, nor the country but angry farmers, which are really shouldering heightened it's also about tens of million of people living in some of the world's poorest countries who rely on ukrainian and russian grain in order to avoid starving to death. it's as simple as that. this has been a 12 month agreement which has been fraught with difficulties but is nevertheless injured. russia has threatened to plug in the past. nevertheless, there seems to be a strange optimism at

coming up here on gma, jessica simpson on social media and parenting. our search for the best summer vacation spot in america. plus chef angie mar here with a great dessert to beat the heat. a >> "good morning america" is sponsored by the ups at lunch when you don't have money. oh that's true. here's your cheese sandwich. >> yeah. punishment for being poor, building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. >> this is abc seven news. >> good morning to you. i'm ejiochi from abc seven mornings. here's jobina with a look at traffic. >> thank you, reggie. good morning, everyone. so we are going to begin here with a live look from the golden gate bridge where the chp still has a fog advisory in effect, but in the south bay, a totally different story. the sun is shining there in san jose. looking live at 87. no problems to report on the roadways there are dry times, kind of slow, but not bad for the bay bridge westbound. it's going to take you about 14 minutes to get across into san francisco. hey, drew. >> hey, jobina. we're looking at our temper

our business correspondent emma simpson reports... filling up at the pump.sually the cheapest but according to the regulator, it may not be as cheap as it should be. i think it's absolutely disgusting. the watchdog has found that the gap has increased between what retailers pay for petrol and diesel, and what they sell it for. we've seen that competition between retailers of petrol and diesel is not as effective as it could be. we've seen retail margins increase over the last few years and that means motorists are paying more at the pump than they would be if competition was working really well. the war in ukraine led to a big jump in prices at the pump last year. they have come down a bit since then but look at the grey line below, that's the wholesale price that retailers pay. as their costs went up, it was passed on to us but when they came down, the prices were not as quick to follow. the gap widened and this year it's been even higher for diesel. in all the time the rac has been monitoring fuel prices, we've never ever seen margins being taken by retail

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simpsons really predicted twitter x. this is an old episode of the simpsons. they had an application on an iphone here with the letter "x." they saw the future? i don't know. do they have inside information? and apparently the person who designed the bird, he said today we said good-bye to this great blue bird and said he des ientd logo in 2012 with a team of three people. it was designed to be simple, balanced, and legible. a very small size almost like a lower case "e." so say good-bye to the blue bird and welcome the "x." we'll have more, coming up at 6:00. >>> let's get to other news. you're looking at what investigators are blaming for an apartment fire in san francisco. they say the lithium battery of this e-scooter sparked the fire on hyde street this morning. the san francisco fire department responded to the scene around 8:00 a.m. two people were already outside the apartment complex. one had extensive burn injuries and had to be taken to the hospital. their condition is said to be serious. san francisco's fire department says this is yet another remi

emma simpson, bbc news.of living and ways to help on the tackling it together pages of the bbc news website or on the bbc news app. there's been more disruption for rail passengers today as up to 20,000 staff at 1a train companies in england walked out in a dispute about working conditions, jobs and pay. it's the first of three strikes by the rmt this month. services to and from wales and scotland are also affected. the next strikes are on saturday 22nd and saturday 29th july. on top of that, train drivers from the aslef union are refusing to work overtime at 15 train companies until saturday — which could mean reduced timetables and last—minute cancellations. 0ur transport correspondent katy austin is at birmingham new street station for us. that's right, it's been another day of disruption. a mixed bag around the country. some places have had few or no trains moving. many services wound down for the day earlier than they normally would. with more strikes coming up, are we any closer to resolution? at the m

emma simpson, bbc news. one thing badly affecting food prices is the war in ukraine.es hit ukraine's black sea coast, destroying 60,000 tonnes of grain, and damaging storage facilities. moscow has now pulled out of a deal which had ensured safe passage of grain shipments, saying it now treats all vessels heading for ukrainian ports, as potential military targets. our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams, has that story. russia is lashing out. three nights of attacks on ukraine's ports and their storage facilities. russia has never been happy about the grain deal, but after the attacks and the rhetoric, is it going up in flames? the deal, known as the black sea grain initiative, was struck almost exactly a year ago. it allowed ukrainian agricultural exports stuck since russia's full—scale invasion to start moving again. ships sailed from three of ukraine's black sea ports along an agreed corridor to a joint coordination centre in istanbul, where all outgoing and incoming vessels were inspected. in the years since, ukraine has exported around 33 million metric tonnes of

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emma simpson, bbc news, woking.randed on the isle of lewis in scotland's western isles. it was the largest mass stranding in scotland for decades. the pilot whales — part of the dolphin family — are known to form very strong social bonds. it's thought they came into shallow waters after following one whale that got into difficulties. james shaw reports. a desperately sad scene on a windswept beach on the far north—western edge of the british isles. after they stranded over the weekend, expert teams and local volunteers tried to save those that were still alive. finally, they were euthanised to end their suffering. now there is a huge effort to clear the beach. well, i'm hoping that if things go smoothly at the landfill site today, i'm hoping it will take us sort of two to three days to process all these animals. essentially, once we've taken all the samples and we get them to the lab, that's when things start to process, so it will be a couple of weeks to months, depending on what sort of tests we end up doing. whal

emma simpson, bbc news, woking.orist act" which crippled the strategically important kerch bridge, which links russia with the annexed region of crimea. the russian president blamed ukraine for the attack. ukrainian media has reported military drones were used. our russia editor, steve rosenberg, reports from moscow. some call it russia's most important bridge, but look, you can see the roads split and sloping. russia says ukrainian naval drones struck at night. two people were killed in the explosion. the bridge, linking mainland russia with annexed crimea, is a vital supply route for moscow. president putin promised to retaliate. translation: this is another - terrorist attack by the kyiv regime. it was a pointless crime, from a military standpoint, and a brutal one. russia will, of course, respond. the defence ministry is drafting proposals. same bridge — last autumn. russia accused ukraine of carrying out this attack too. ukraine says the bridge is illegal. the 12 mile long bridge is not only strategically impor

our business correspondent emma simpson reports. filling up at the pump.ets. it's usually the cheapest but according to the regulator, it may not be as cheap as it should be. i think it's absolutely disgusting. i think they should be supporting us, not trying to make it worse. it doesn't surprise me. just on the make all the time, aren't they? the price has come down a little bit but comparedl to what it used to be like, | ijust put in whatever i can but i don't normally fill the car right up because it costs - too much money. the watchdog has found that the gap has increased between what retailers pay for petrol and diesel, and what they sell it for. we've seen that competition between retailers of petrol and diesel is not as effective as it could be. we've seen retail margins increase over the last few years and that means motorists are paying more at the pump than they would be if competition was working really well. the war in ukraine led to a big jump in prices at the pump last year. they have come down a bit since then but look at the grey line below

representative mike simpson, a republican from idaho, put out what he calls a defensive earmarks. they call them community project funding. i want to read you an excerpt of what he said in that defense posted on bsit he writes, "ma no mistake, e federal government has a problem but congressionirecd spending is not more spending. it is simply a way for members to prioritize projects within their own districts within existing budget limits. these projects are limited to no more than 1% of the discretionary budget." what is your response to his defense of what he calls community project funding? guest: first, we have to change the name. earmarks, when they were banned, most wanted them banned because of corruption in congress. simpson is putting forth the mary poppins theory, that you need sugar to move these bills through congress. earmarks by definition circumvent the regular budget process in congress. earmarks are irregular. no one is against the splash pad in michigan or the $2 million earmark for the member of congress in baltimore for the great blacks in wax museum. six months

our business correspondent emma simpson reports. filling up at the pump.ost half of the appeal of the supermarkets because it is normally the cheapest but according to the regulator it may not be as cheap as it should be. i regulator it may not be as cheap as it should be-_ regulator it may not be as cheap as it should loo-— it should be. i think it is disgusting _ it should be. i think it is disgusting and - it should be. i think it is disgusting and they - it should be. i think it is i disgusting and they should it should be. i think it is - disgusting and they should be supporting us and not trying to make it worse. . , ., _, ., ., it worse. prices have come down a little but compared _ it worse. prices have come down a little but compared to _ it worse. prices have come down a little but compared to what - it worse. prices have come down a little but compared to what is - it worse. prices have come down a little but compared to what is to l it worse. prices have come down a | little but compared to what is to be like i_ little but compared to what is t

emma simpson, bbc news. us markets after russian missiles targeted ukraine�*s black sea coast, destroying 60,000 tonnes of grain and damaging storage infrastructure. the attacks come after russia pulled out of a deal which ensured safe passage for grain shipments out of ukraine. our diplomatic correspondent paul adams reports. russia is lashing out. three nights of attacks on ukraine�*s ports and their storage facilities. russia has never been happy about the grain deal, but after the attacks and the rhetoric, is it going up in flames? the deal, known as the black sea grain initiative, was struck almost exactly a year ago. it allowed ukrainian agricultural exports stuck since russia�*s full—scale invasion to start moving again. ships sailed from three of ukraine�*s black sea ports along an agreed corridor to a joint co—ordination centre in istanbul, where all outgoing and incoming vessels were inspected. in the years since, ukraine has exported around 33 million metric tons of corn, wheat and other products

emma simpson was in the newsroom. we are getting a lot of reaction to this already.t has been said, and then we will go onto what has been said by nigel al—faraj. it what has been said by nigel al-fara'. . , , ., , al-fara'. it has been a terrible few weeks al-faraj. it has been a terrible few weeks for natwest. _ al-faraj. it has been a terrible few weeks for natwest. yesterday - al-faraj. it has been a terrible few weeks for natwest. yesterday the | al-faraj. it has been a terrible few- weeks for natwest. yesterday the ceo resigned, admitting a serious error ofjudgment and discussing mrforage with the bbc. now the ceo of coutts, prestigious private bank for the wealthy, a subsidiary of natwest, he too is stepping down. coutts is at the very centre of this political storm over the handling of these accounts. mrflava said in a statement that his handling of the case has fallen below the bank's high standard of personal service. the question now is whether this is enough to draw a line under the affair or whether we might see any more resignations to come. according t

emma simpson, bbc news.ine out of ten teacher members of the union who voted backed strike action. with me is our education editor, branwenjeffreys. branwen, what more can you tell us? this is a further step towards strikes closing schools in england next autumn term. the nasuwt is the first of four unions who are holding balance currently around industrial action this autumn over pay. the government says the pay offer of 4.3% for most teachers, 30,000 starting salaries is fair and reasonable. but the conversation is far from over reasonable. but the conversation is farfrom over and reasonable. but the conversation is far from over and this reasonable. but the conversation is farfrom over and this is one indication of how tough it could get. if all four unions vote in favour of strikes, that means the complete closure on strike days of english schools. the nasuwt today said it would begin a continuous programme of action short of a strike from september and will coordinate strike dates with other unions. bro

and abe simpson as you know is retired on that political program.r of the free world. that was very good. let's quote the president again. he said at one point and clearly he was off teleprompter the minuting miniature temperatures mini series you can tell i'm thinking of home the daughter of iceland. i have read that 18 times. i can't determine what exactly he was going for there if it's a one off we all misspeak publicly. this is every time this president is out of teleprompter and it's indefensible. right? the leading reason why and overwhelming number of americans do not want this president to seek a second term because they clearly see what we all see, which is this can't go on until 20209. if he wins re-election in office until 2029. >> carley: thwere times where he had difficulty hearing reporters. >> i'm sorry? i didn't hear the last part of your question. >> you have repeatedly talked about familyization becoming nateization of finland. now,. >> what -- i said it's more likely natoization of finland. that's the context in which that was sai

that's in the country where the adver simpson. is there any $38.00? and this, of course, as you said, is also the time to bite and it has become the oldest sitting present ever at the age of 80 is likely opponent is $76.00. so that is the issue here with the political costs becoming increasingly old. and as we know, as you get older, it's often mentally clients that's in particularly off the age of 70. you also more at risk of things like outside those and other phones, dementia. and is this an issue that's really waiting on the minds of the american populace? i mean, there are, there is a minimum age, for example, to run for president. are they calling for a maximum age? well, according to the opinion polls, most americans are in favor of either some combination of term limits where you would be able to avoid having quite as lengthy political career or even a manager your time and age. in more than 50 states that already exist monterey time and ages for judges. for example. however, there is an obvious caveat that any kind of a form in this of, in th

simpson says i wish people would stop littering. that is one good and brave samaritan.ou. >> that could've been a situation where no good deed goes unpunished. great to see you, thank you. >>> straightahead, the white house not going down without a fight after a judge ruled it can no longer speak with social media companies as it deals with allegations of censorship. e latest twist in just a moment. much more "worldwide exchange" in just a moment. we earn your trust. maintain our financial strength and stability. and deliver solutions that meet complex needs. massmutual. partnering with financial professionals, benefits brokers, and institutions. ready to shine from the inside out? say “yes” to nature's bounty advanced gummies and jelly beans. the number one brand for hair, skin and nails. with two times more biotin to bring out more of your inner beauty. get more with nature's bounty. bridgett is here. she has no clue that i'm here. she has no clue who's in the helmet. are you ready? -i'm ready! alright. xfinity rewards creates experiences big and small, and once-in-a-

i mean, these are the kinds to put the on new portals and thank it's a simpson the most the most. no east, just way you lose on your ego, particularly pretty much with that you might. so bob says they might do something to me just what the which which flip these so say color as well. are you the quote shift or support the windshield? them sandwich, come on markham, they sent me just let me know when you guys have more of what you greenwich at, the silver bernard on for. so duane road, the real simple is all we need to know was since i put a jo, hasn't received on it because there's 2 new popping in wire to the good before the door. when was it split up with one um or send you a sore throat? so we were going to choose the other. well, are you the one to know the city what the wallet is? no. no. oh is it a studio in moving 3 bins? the beautiful views to where you live, most of those totally cause elizabeth it, it goes with labels. then you chose the scope of the students. is there any there was or was drill, but it was really low, but the people that lives towards the, the image sho

if the eagles won, we went to 7-11 and we got nachos and then we watched the simpsons.l. - even pam's happy! - holy (bleep)! jack (yells): yaya! (dogs barking) yaya, the dogs are barking! yaya! man: she's right here. yaya: jack, i don't have the patience, shut up. (jack laughing) it's not even funny. i'm gonna... jack: kim kardashian. - i don't picture her as a happy traveler. jack: yaya, you're getting the dogs to bark. (giggling) yaya: you're doing it! i'm not the one (bleep) screaming! here, you could have been a man and carried this. jack: we need to be... - i understand, but you could have helped me and carried this. and i also sold cupcakes for five minutes before you walked in the kitchen. jack: yeah, i know. yaya: well... it wasn't like i wasn't doing stuff! jack: yeah, no, i didn't think you weren't not doing stuff-- we gotta go! (closes trunk) (indistinct chatter) ♪ (laughter, indistinct chatter) jack: mom, is your car parked? jo ann: hurry up! jack: i'm pushing it... (kids playing) jo ann: all right, chrissy, this is yours, baby. (audio fades) i was thankful

i think it is a simpson's joke, isn't there is some sense joke where they are like, this will be the summer of the rest of your life, i sort of remember that. >> i'm not trying to leave you hanging, and i'm going to now admit on national television that i'm not is simpson's watcher. >> oh, interesting, okay. that's the thing i just learned about you. >> but i doca

simpson is again present before the court with his counsel, mr. shapiro, mr.erica's thirst for court content. when judge ito opened up the courtroom to cameras, we were able to see the legal system in a way we hadn't before, and it really opened up the doors for judge shows. - in the late 1990s, we saw a flurry of shows starring black judges. that is a different way of presenting black culture in america. - any judge, they put in a robe, they all, you know, i know i am getting the law. i'm getting the legal stuff. i know backwards and forwards. i feel like i'm a lawyer after i watch the judge show. - court shows would not be the same if it wasn't for judge joe brown and judge greg mathis. - mathis, baby. - [desus] okay? - judge joe brown was the first black judge on television. he was this fresh, tough alternative to "the people's court." - the more you talk, - [plaintiff] no, if you would- - the worse it gets. - be quiet, - [brown] keep talking. - and let me talk. - [brown] you're telling me to be be quiet? get her outta here. - joe brown and his one liners a

simpson said i wish people would top littering.orld work/r?■ pulled of a dramatic rescue in queensland( australia, rescuing a whale tangled in netting. the nets are designed to deterx sharks. >> a lot of brave people coming to animals' rescue. >>> thanks for watching "early today." i'm jessica la%,mn. fwlim' steve romo. uave a great th >>> those detectors aren't working. i walked through there. >> a big break in the levi stabbing

i think it is a simpson's joke, isn't there is some sense joke where they are like, this will be the hottest summer of my life, and homer says the coolest summer of the rest of your life, i sort of remember that. >> i'm not trying to leave you hanging, and i'm going to now admit on national television that i'm not is simpson's watcher. >> oh, interesting, okay. that's the thing i just learned about you. >> but i do care about the environment. >> that's fine, yeah, they are both important in their own way. >> in different ways, some important for tomorrow, less than yesterday. i don't even know what i mean by that. have a great weekend, chris. >> you too, alex. thank you to you at home for joining us this hour. this january 6th rioter, the one in the queue shirt at the front of the pack here, his name is douglas austin johnson. he has now famous for having chased capitol police officer, eugene goodman, up the stairs in the capital. he actually did not even know what building he was invading on january 6th. >> this is me touching the white house. bring the white house! that's what we d

i mean, these are just the cost of the all new portals and thank pitching simpson the most the most, most east g as to why you lose on your ego, particularly for you might just let you might. so bob says they might do something to me just what which, which can you please say look as though, are you the fortune or support the consultant sandwich come a markham. they sent me just a rolling boil advisory board, a bunch of green, which i thought was like silver, but all for sold the way or the real well done for simple is, is always, you know, well, as soon as i put a jo, how's your c on it because there's 2 new popping in wire to good, good before the door when was age for them with the, with mom or send you a sore throat. so we're going to choose the audio. so those are the want to know and see what the wallet does. no, no. oh the use of the studio and will return the bins. the sheet you of of you were you, most of there's only cause elizabeth. it, it goes, it was name was then you chose the let's go to go to those to students. is there any, there was, there was still, but it was reall

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growth is technical progress, it provided a constant increase in the quality of life, indeed the simpsonsre is this american dream of your house your car. a quiet work is a comfortable life, but the us today is facing a very large number of challenges and challenges in the health sector. and these are challenges in the field of migration policy, where you have to make very tough decisions, for example, those that trump made, which are very far from those moral ones when children are separated by families. very far from those moral ideals, uh, which were said, and this is a large increase in population. hispanic on blacks, who are faced with economic problems with the lack of social elevators, and this and uh, the degradation of the educational sector. a and. a. everything. this, of course, leads to the fact that the general standard of living has begun to decline, and young people are no longer sure that they will live better than their parents. rather, they expect that they will live worse than their parents, but american propaganda continues to work and claim that the united states is t

and a port important for global pro of sufficient security , ambassador of great britain malinda simpson noted that the historical center of odesa belongs to the unesco world heritage and is obviously not a military object. the ukrainian city is being bombed because there is a port from where vital food is exported - added the ambassador. odesa was attacked simultaneously with five types of missiles, the south command noted that it was unix caliber k-22 iskander m and iskanderk . shelling killed a man of thousands 974 year of birth he was cut 22 people were injured by shrapnel, among them four children aged 11-12 and two 17-year-olds. trying to hit a ford, the enemy also attacked the civil infrastructure of the church infrastructure, which was found and damaged a lot of private houses, cars, and there are hits in the disputed territory . on july 26, a meeting of the ukraine nato council was held at kyiv's request, the spokeswoman informed the meeting will take place at the level of ambassadors will discuss the security situation in the black sea and the transportation of ukrainian grain

this is simpson, the buttons are one of the largest manville forest in newland located on the dental of the buildings. on these manuals i heard from amazon, of the thing when i saw these modules for the 1st time, there's unique biodiversity, i'm sure watson left me austin. but with this breathtaking glory also come averaging disasters that deal to fox, the lives of millions, not alone. so the impact of extreme weather, but also the expectation of the people need one, the 5 digit, i guess i the i had the hop, it's i thinking is a data. hi michelle sunday. brands is a very highest region when it comes to human trafficking. so i told him sleep to increase migration and the clean fees as trafficking thing and my vision, but that to me to a traffic and that's on the oh, you may be able to go to immediately after an extreme visit event. we see a flood of traffic in cases goes, go missing, and even boys it is on a product of this, this just like looks like loans, disasters, and migration was the 2nd can happen a lot that climate change or these are starting to die. the middleman i was throu

there they will fully consider the universe of the simpsons, or this is my favorite sex death and thehe art of the 20th century. no, that's stupidity. you know, in general, this, of course, is this stereotype that has been introduced almost all over the world, and i say the alleged merits of american universities, this is from my practice a man who defended his dissertation there and who even taught a little. and basically nowhere. i was a panelist of the enemy. i taught at the university of texas and it's such a delusion that you really teach there, there really is some kind of fundamental knowledge. i am, so to speak, in the princes during the discussion of woodrow, so to speak, wilson's policy is earing. this is the most famous school of flight science. there are second year students. they did not even know, so to speak, when the civil war was not confused. in that. you are in 1965. they don't even knew who was standing was part of the allies. this is what we are now seeing, this is a global process of absolutely irrigating. now we have a boy in shorts, who allegedly studied at har