we found that you can have the stern sink vertically, and you can have the stern pull back with a big splash, but you can't have both. so the film is wrong on one point or the other. i tend to think it's wrong on the fallback of the stern because of what we see at the bow of the wreck. he's actually joked, maybe i need to remake the movie now because the scenario has changed a bit. to me, the most lasting legacy is that james cameron was able to launch numerous expeditions. i've made 33 dives to the wreck site. james cameron didn't stop his research with his film in 1997. he wanted answers to many more of the mysteries of the ship. he wanted to see the interior, and he wanted to show that in his film ghosts of the abyss. inside titanic, some things were perfectly frozen in time, while others had fallen apart. 73 years after it sank, a team of french and american scientists announced they'd found the titanic 2 and 1/2 miles down. it's not commonly known that the search for the titanic was part of a secret military mission. the expedition that found titanic was really the product of a d

sit down, let's go, tell the stern one to come in an hour there for the collapsed. the stern one saidn, the orapnik, the orapnik, well, once the orapnik was the faithful companion of any cossack, but those days are long gone, young animals rarely ride horses, everyone has moved to cars, so i think it’s time to introduce new rules of battle, screw a wrench or a jack. the end, what happened? well, frol vasilyevich, your guys ran into trouble someone who clearly prefers a scraper to a wrench or jack. well, udaf, we arrived as agreed, i didn’t agree with you, the cormorant, where is the harsh one? your farts against the kalash don’t work, if you’re not harsh with you, the end of your six, this is not how i imagined our meeting, dammit, times have changed, harsh. times, times, antokh, what about your vaunted concepts, well, you heard, times have changed, it’s good that thieves have begun to understand this, let’s go talk ouda, arapnik, he’s alive, he feels any irritation, maybe... we can play back, what did i teach you, so that someone would beat you without hitting you with your own weapo

man, the stern one and shatov have a conflict of interests, we close the stern one, and shatov becomesulemin, later shatov bought out kulemin, he worked like this, well , you just can’t dig into it, we have no evidence, well, like in a pharmacy, there’s just nothing at all, there is one conversation, it can be interpreted in any way, in in general , we lack nothing, who tried to kill you? the man shatovo, shatov heard our conversation when we were talking about the print, but naturally he understands what print it is, whose print it is, he tried to bribe me, it didn’t work, he decided remove, and without me, pull the whole doc out of the case, little tag, but it’s as easy as shelling pears, the only question that worries me is why a person of such a level as shatov went to kill on his own, well, that’s the question. i’ll ask him personally when we meet, listen, yegorka, the print is, of course, serious evidence, but with such a large fish as shatov, we must act for sure, i agree, what proposals, i will judge him according to cossack laws, will not be, how we will prove it, a token and

that wasn't howard stern. that was for we said, the father of the country, the greatest man in the world. your mother do. so to me, my god, i want to hold you and gives you all the legs. what the hell i in my opinion, all of the ties to jo biden's, self and, and admitting that he is a scientist. and that this is all about supporting that narrative. that's the only thing i can figure. why someone like how we stern would be so gosh, but that would be like, yeah, that would be like saying if you were in interviewing and african american, do you have to loved him because you guys have similar student color, or if i was interviewing that hispanic guy would have to say, i love you because your name is pedro. you know, i mean that's the problem. what it is. if i'm wrong, i'm wrong. yeah. for, for somebody like howard stern to immediately turn into how we, that's the only thing i have unless the soul soul, soul tide true that he's got a gosh over go biden with even with that, when you look at the policies between the

you're going to wonder who is this guy and what did he do with howard stern? curious, thank you for doing this today. i want to thank you for your compassion. you know, the reason i'm so excited to talk to you was because i wanted to understand the tragedy in your life and how you dealt with it. and you're the kind of leader i love because we're lucky to have you in the oval office and serving as the father of the country. cuz if you're a good father to your family, what you are, i know you'll be a good father to the country and i, and i want to thank you for providing a calming influence. pardon me guys, i'm vomiting in my mouth as i speak. um i, i was that guy. and what the hell is he talking about? well, we're back to you. that wasn't howard stern now was we say the father of the country, the greatest man in the world, your mother do. so to me, my god, i want to hug you and get you of the loves. what the hell i in my opinion, all of the ties to jo biden's self at, at admitting that he is a scientist. and that this is all about supporting that narrative. tha

the easing hour way into the weekend with this year's stern grove festival, the lineup just announced. and here's another live look outside before we get to break. we will be right back. ♪ (ominous music) ♪ ♪ (ominous music) ♪ girl: sydney, what's up? sydney: nothing. girl: are you ok? ♪ (ominous music) ♪ girl: talk to me. just shut up! nicotine's a neurotoxin that can escalate teen irritability. (♪♪) that can escalate teen irritability. francisco will come alive with not one, but two night markets, celebrating different cultures within the aapi community. we have already seen the popularity of the night market in chinatown this year. now bonn grew and beet are back celebrating with food and dancing. the ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> victory loves every chance she gets to share her culture. she has been performing and choreographing two decades, she's from northern inyeah and one of the styles she likes to showcase. >> i love it because it's really beautiful. it's very grateful. it's colorful. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this particular dpings is the -- dance is from punjab. it will take over three city blocks in do

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this is garen, the right hand of the stern.ring shurpa here to eat, i’m calling lazarev, okay, but i’ll go from above and have a look. my respects, mish, hello, let's go, now i 'll throw it away, mom, take it, tell me everything, just ask your guys to leave the iron in the car according to the gypsy custom, but i don't have time, mish, you bought sheep from these rams, maybe... . they’ll return it, good money, no big deal, i killed two of you, well, return the ones that are left, and one more thing, you’re great. if i don’t return them to him, i paid for them , you know what i’m talking about, what? “don’t joke with me like that, mish, don’t, you know who i came from, so i’m not an orphan either, hey, is there anyone there, i’m asking, is there anyone alive or dead, but is there an apologist?” hey, hey, can you hear me or not, open it, someone open it, uh, darlings, okay, i’ll give it to you for 70, sort it out, well, let’s do it for 60. hey, how can you spend the winter without potatoes, hey, lie down, lie down, i'll tell you,

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always fun when stern grove rolls back around. felt like summertime today even though we're in the midpoint of spring essentially. things will shift a bit heading into the weekend, not yet for inland parts of the bay area, one more hot day with a moderate heat risk. you have to really overexert yourself to have complications. temperatures begin to back down sunday to slightly above average levels for inland parts of the bay area and back to almost exactly normal around the bay and along the coast. let's look at things now in san jose, blue skies overhead for the entire bay area. high temperatures today, 90 degrees in santa rosa and concord, san jose 86 degrees, a dozen degrees above normal, low 80s in fremont, upper 70s briefly in san francisco, reached a high of 78 degrees early this afternoon and then it's been in free fall since then, low 60s for half moon bay, another day of low to mid-60s along the coast tomorrow and right around 60 degrees for the foreseeable future after that. tonight temperatures drop down as the fog sprea

so, i know that right now my dad would be so proud that nikki haley is the next walter p stern chair at hudson. don't think characteristics are just enumerated describe nikki haley and her career? nikki was a governor who united south carolinians and brought businesses to south carolina. a fierce advocate for the united states and its alec, israel, in the united nations. an optimist he wants the best for our country, tenacious and brilliant on the campaign trail and someone who's willing to listen to others and believes that hudson's mission to promote american leadership for a secure, free, and prosperous future. nikki is going to get up and give a talk in a minute. i think it is a really fitting nikki's first conversation at hudson as a walter p stern chair is a senior fellow peter weil. heads up the center on europe and eurasia. the early 80s my dad and brother called on jews in the soviet union whose request to immigrate had been denied. whose lives were really terrible as a result. dads discussed for the communist regime and kremlin were palatable. today a different regime rules

and the gag order, i think you gave a stern rebuke to the l think you gave a stern rebuke to the formerding him to jail was the last thing he wants to do, but it is hisjob to last thing he wants to do, but it is his job to protect the integrity of the criminaljustice system, essentially signalling the next morning would be donald trump being put injail. keep in mind this is the tenth time he has violated this 939 the tenth time he has violated this gag order, and was fined $1000, and this time it was to do with comments he made about the journey. the judge said that was a direct attack on the rule of law, it really raised the spectre of fear amongstjuror rule of law, it really raised the spectre of fear amongst juror two and their families, spectre of fear amongst juror two and theirfamilies, and even though this would have petitioned for the presidential election, emily is a former president, it would pose security challenges for the present, given he has the secret service telling him, that thejudge given he has the secret service telling him, that the judge was willing to go there if

sarah i am very proud to be here today as chair of hudson institute to introduce hudson's new walter p stern chair nikki haley. [applause] my dad believed america was a great country. great because it was the land of freedom. great because it was grounded and opportunities for those who worked hard and had ingenuity. great because it stood up front and center for these values in a world for people may have misplaced their optimism and their sense of right and wrong. he knew how vital a strong america was. when my dad can't speak in the late 60s he was struck by his commitment to these values. as the founder is impressed by his ability to integrate different strands of thinking to formulate strategies to make the world a better place. thus was born in mind that a lifelong commitment to hudson institute. [applause] thank you. so, i know that right now my dad would be so proud that nikki haley is the next walter p stern chair at hudson. don't think characteristics are just enumerated describe nikki haley and her career? nikki was a governor who united south carolinians and brought businesses to

for example, for example, the local authorities wanted to grab someone’s land, so they run to the sternome reason, our river is deep, sick and wide, i recently heard that two visitors were killed on the shore, so we are the first of those dogs of the harsh gypsies, now... you understand why i left the car far from home, what kind of you are prudent, otherwise he won’t call in advance, and he can show up at any moment, but he doesn’t have the keys, you’re not afraid, i’m not, he has nothing to be afraid of, he loves me, no, well, of course, maybe he’ll hit you at any time friend, that’s it, he can kill you, for him it’s human life is not worth a penny. damn, she scribbled, well , maybe it’s not him, but there’s no one else but him at this time, why are you lying on the balcony, quickly, i’ll send him to the store now, then you’ll leave, understood, quickly, why are you shaking? hi, wait, wait, wait, go to the store, i really want champagne, but what a store, i’ve been like a priest for 7 days without lunch, and i still need to go somewhere, come on, especially not like that... eh , you d

this is the 87th stern grove music festival. first come first serve on the festival's website and they go fast. >> mother's day, quickly approaching you get today's san francisco is hoping you'll spend it at union square union square in bloom is hosting a mother's day concert and fashion show much like the one last year. it's the video we're showing yet. there will be bright floral displays salsa, dancing, live music and a bloom could tour gown will be revealed and it will be made by a local designer first 220 moms in attendance will receive a gift as well. the event is on sunday from 02:00pm to 05:00pm. top baby names of 2023 are officially out according to the social security administration. olivia and liam have topped the list for the 5th year in a row. >> for boys, noaa came in at number 2, all of hers. number 3, james, old standby at number 4, followed by elijah mateo theodore henry, lucas and williams, some classics in for the girls. the most common names after olivia r m a charlotte, amelia followed by sophia mia isabella

the bow and the stern were found about 1/2 a mile apart.i remember thinking we were disappointed that it wasn't in better condition. we'd had this fantasy that it sunk in one piece, regardless of what the survivors remembered. a lot of people, including me, had never realized it split in two. that in itself was quite a surprise. i was seduced by the imagery of dr. ballard's expeditions and seeing the real wreck on the bottom. but i wanted a human interface between that imagery and the imagery of 1912. and i wanted-- so it ultimately becomes a story about memory. [tense music] titanic was called the ship of dreams. and it was. tim maltin: when bob ballard found the wreck, it brought it to a whole new audience. when james cameron did the film, it really brought the disaster home again to a whole new generation of people and, of course, to a huge global audience. we're going to make it, rose. trust me. suddenly, you could see titanic in full color brought back to life. andrew wilson: and because it recounts a very human story, a romance across

stern: where can you agree? you can agree what we're seeing is awful.er you want to technically call it genocide or not, where can we agree on things and underscoring that. i think, you know, is, is a way forward for students to, to not, you know, have these divides over terms. >> palestine will be free. stephanie: it's unclear whether students can reconcile the warring narratives, as protests continue on campuses from coast to coast. for the pbs newshour, i'm stephanie sy. ♪ geoff: while most of the national attention around protests and questions of antisemitism has been focused on college campuses, there have been concerns about incidents at some high schools, too. and that was the focus of another charged hearing today on capitol hill. the hearing gave house republicans a chance to confront officials from liberal cities about reports of antisemitism in their districts. lisa desjardins reports. >> the subcommittee on early childhood elementary and secondary education will come to order. lisa: after two high-profile hearings in higher education, house

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stern, dr. stern wants to see you.ed the whole world to help you get your home back, do what i say. don’t let him out, damn savages, well, you saw, you saw, they are generally uncontrollable, but they will put him in his place, what is this, what is this, does he imagine himself to be a new chegiwara, or what? what are they waiting for, why don’t they open it? open it already, we're in a hurry! your friend, your friend, interfered, offensive, murderer, i'm not a murderer, i'm clearing my territory. and who was traveling with you on the bus, where is he? i don’t know, doesn’t know, animal, what? no, i really don’t know, but you left the hospital together, where is he , where am i? i’m listening, don’t touch the woman nurse, one of ours was attacked, it’s a vuk, also a milici man, i know where he lives, gather your people, go to him, and you, and i’ll visit tomich’s pleasure. our task is to capture the slatino airport, we take and hold positions until the peacekeepers arrive, and most importantly, we need to occupy the a

they will play amongst the eucalyptus trees and a stern grove rex enter stern recreational growth. the best part all the shows are free. they will take place on sunday afternoons june through august. this is the 87th stern grove music festival. tickets to go on. a first come first serve basis. you can get them on the festival's website and if years pass or any indication they do go pretty fast. and it is that time of year again with people all across the bay area are planning to attend county fairs and of course, some of the most anticipated events are the summer concert series at those fairs. we're going to tell you about some of them. the alameda county fair begins june 14th in pleasanton kicking off their concert series will be well a hose own e 40. that's june. 20th also performing their the fray. also the x ambassadors and hunter hayes, the san mateo county fair begins next saturday. american idol winner. im talking. he will be performing on june 1st. war will be playing the next day and then r and b group all for one performing on june 7th. that's a throwback. and in marin co

. >> jimmy: i heard you on with howard stern this morning. >> how did you think i did? great. not only did i think you did great, i feel like you and howard have great chemistry. >> i think i have great chemistry with howard stern. you know we spoke on the phone for half an hour after. >> jimmy: afterwards? oh, he didn't get enough, i guess. >> didn't get enough, yeah. >> jimmy: i was thinking these two should do a show together, really. but i do feel like you probably, you have good chemistry with anyone you choose to have good chemistry with. >> well, it's easy with him. he is a great conversationalist. it's like kind of playing ping-pong with someone exciting. >> jimmy: yes. it was fun. it got very personal. did you say anything you wish you hadn't? >> i always say stuff i wish i hadn't. >> jimmy: did you have to text anyone? did you have to text john -- >> i didn't have to text anyone. but i knew he would ask the types of questions where i would have to sort of snake my way out of it now. you kind of go in bracing for impact a bit. >> jimmy: i liked it when you -- h

didn't like when howard stern said that joe biden would be like the father of the country i don't thinkd be a father because he is not being the father of just 1 guy just 1 guy's not doing a good job was also some of the most uncomfortable body language ever i proposed to my girlfriend this weekend and i didn't get as close as did the common. >> now i have to ask yes or no. >> she said maybe just kidding she did say yes actually breaking some news gutfeld i didn't know congratulations we should do the rest of the show on that actually. unfortunately we can't that's amazing like i can't insult you. >> that's what i was hoping to use that for. >> you can't insult her because she lives in canada actually. up next school and ask bands for athletes protesting trans an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doctor if your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur.

i'm gianna franco and don't forget stern grove. >> oh my gosh. >> we are going to be there. >> chakan. >> let me love you and rock you chaka khan. rock the morning right now and a live look outside on this thursday. ooh look at this gorgeous -- i love this perspective. i know, we need chaka khan playing in the background to get us going. but look at this sun coming upover the bay. jessica, nothing is prettier than that this morning. >> makes you want to listen to doobie brothers, they're also at stern grove. >> so is frank moody. so much good music here in the bay and as we head in the next couple of months and the weather is going to get nicer and nicer and a summer-like pattern already for us here in the bay area. starting today. and okay maybe it's not noticeable right now we're still in the 50s and 40s throughout the bay area but here's what's happening. as we head into in next couple of days you are going to notice it feels a lot warmer than what we're used to during this time of year. high pressure is sitting just offshore and that's creating a little bit of like a heat dome fo

stern on ledgers in history, notre dame profess examines a conflict over at 9:00 to 1967 u.s.ical fitness in the armed forces. eat 9:30 on the presidency historian cliff looks at franklin delano roosevelt's relationship with the supreme court during world war ii. n the american story, watch american history tv saturdays on c-span two and find a full schedule on your program online any time at c-span.org/history. ♪ >> unprecedented armada landed on the shores of normandy. >> boys, these are the men who took the cliffs. these are the champions who helped free a continence. these are the heroes who helped to end a war. >> 2 million suns from 15 countries jumped i the sky and bloodsoaked surf and met death on an even plane the sonsd their own attacks and that exact moment on these beaches, the forces of freedom turned the tide of the 20th century. >> it was hard and long and traveled by weary and valiant men. history will always record where that road began. egan here with the first footprints on the beaches of norman more than 150,000 s set off toward this tiny sliver of upon whi

mark joseph stern, thanks for your time tonight. >>> we have one more story coming up. the 2024 democratic ticket made a ticket show force in philadelphia today. we'll have more on president biden's outreach to the black voters who could decide this election right after the break. s election right after the break f. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. why choose a sleep number smart bed? can it keep me warm when i'm cold? choose acid prevention. wait, no, i'm always hot. sleep number does that. now, save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus special financing. shop now at sleepnumber.com i don't want you to move. i'm gonna miss you so much. you realize we'll have internet waiting for us at the new place, right? oh, we know. we just like making a scene. transferring your services has never been easier. get connected on the day of your move with the xfinity app. can i sleep over at your new place? can katie sleep over tonight? sure, honey! this generation is so dramatic! mov

questions and while biden was sitting down howard stern, his number two kamala harris sat down withctors turning tv host drew barrymore for queen for the performance to show harris as a relatable human being. judge for yourself. >> i keep thinking in my head we all need a mom. i've been thinking we all need a hug in the world right now but in our country we need you to be mama of the country. [cheering] >> congratulations on the book. you saw drew barrymore, carol harris. i felt in way, back to the vice president. i've never seen anything like that, have you? >> i have not. she didn't seem to have a problem with it so it's interesting to see commentary, the people tweets criticizing the exchange. the thing that caught my eye is how many people on both sides of the aisle had a problem with it yet they are distracted away from the actual substance, saying we need a mom. no, we need a vice president. we need somebody in this position who has the courage to serve, to lead and go and do their job to secure the border, to deliver results and unfortunately kamala harris doesn't have a good

i think him doing howard stern is an interview that reached a broader audience of people.talking to the guys -- >> judge jeanine: the trump campaign thinks no more trump, the better part of the former president revving up supporters of this year's formula 1 at miami grand prix. [chanting "usa"] >> judge jeanine: isn't joe biden's campaign admitting that joe biden is incapable of campaigning the way a president shed? >> jesse: the democrats have gagged both candidates. he tells the truth. they will let biden talk because he tells stories about his uncles being eaten by cannibals. in covid, it made biden look safe and trump look reckless. it made the whole election more of a referendum on trump and not a choice. when you're president, you can't be kept away from crowds. you can't be kept to 6 minutes gifted speeches to the camera. you are just going to look like i'm riddled attached king afraid to face his subjects. trump goes out of formula 1. that takes courage and confidence as a certain level of energy and relatability. if joe biden went there, the risk would be too high

el senador stern tiene una hija de 2 hijo de que esto no sea un problema.an a cada caso de acoso cibernético y también manden una solicitud y consentimiento a padres de familia. cuando un menor de edad abra una cuenta en una red social, un padre de familia que perdió a su hijo hace 3 años debido a una sobredosis de drogas compradas en snapchat, me cuenta lo que espera que se logre con esta ley de sammy en honor a su hijo. so that others can be saved with legislation with law. su vida fue arrebatada para poder salvar otras vidas y de alguna manera que las redes sociales y otras plataformas tomen responsabilidad. el 20% de los niños acosados cibernéticamente piensan en el suicidio y 1 de cada 10 lo intentan. es por eso que estos 2 padres de familia que han perdido a sus hijos mandan el siguiente mensaje conversations with your children about counterfeit pills about. si no están teniendo estas conversaciones con sus hijos de este tipo de pastillas o de acoso cibernético, alguien más lo está haciendo. es el momento de tener estas conversaciones. can do is get t

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los angeles, democratic senator henry stern sharing frustration with social media companies, he says have not done their part to protect children and teenagers online. it's time these large corporations. we'll have plenty of resources to do so step up. but he says he does not have faith in many social media companies and protecting minors online. that's why he introduced 2 bipartisan bills, including sb 14. 44 also known sami's law named for the late sammy chapman. the 16 year-old teen died 3 years ago after taking a pill he bought from a drug dealer on snapchat. that pool turned out to be laced with the deadly dose of fentanyl and the names. my son, let's save some lies with this legislation. sammy's father sam came to the capitol to urge support for sami's law. it would allow parents to be involved in their kids online presence by bringing in third-party safety apps designed to monitor online activity. those apps will then notify parents upon finding dangerous content and potential harms online such as bullying or drug deals. what i hope for is that sammy's legacy is a legacy of sa

los angeles democratic senator henry stern sharing frustration with social media companies, he says have not done their part to protect children and teenagers online. it's time these large corporations. we'll have plenty of resources to do so step up. but he says he does not have faith in many social media companies and protecting minors online. that's why he introduced 2 bipartisan bills, including sb 14. 44 also known sami's law named for the late sammy chapman. the 16 year-old teen died 3 years ago after taking a pill he bought from a drug dealer on snapchat. that pill turned out to be laced with the deadly dose of fentanyl and the names. my son, let's save some lies with this legislation. sammy's father sam came to the capitol to urge support for sami's law. it would allow parents to be involved in their kids online presence by bringing in third-party safety apps designed to monitor online activity. those apps will then notify parents upon finding dangerous content and potential harms online such bullying or drug deals. what i hope for is that sammy's legacy is a legacy of saving oth

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i think it's important, him doing howard stern, it's an interview that reached a broader audience of him talking to the guys from a smart less. >> judge jeanine: by the trauma campaign thinks the more chump the better. the former president revving up supporters and this year's formula one miami grand prix. >> judge jeanine: all right jesse all started with you, listening to biden's campaign admitting that joe biden is not capable of campaigning the way that it maybe a president should? >> jesse: they have gagged both candidates. won't let trump talk because he tell the truth and won't let chump talk because it tells stories what his uncles being easy to buy cannibals. this work as they think because in covid-19 a made biden look safe, and i made chump look reckless, animated whole whole election more of a referendum on trump and not a choice. when your president you can be kept away from crowds, you can't be kept at six minutes coated speeches to the camera. you will look like your brittle detached freight that is facing subjects? so trump goes out to formula one, takes courage and c

this is the 87th stern grove music festival.re on a first come first serve basis on the festival's website and this years past are any indication they do go pretty fast. all right. some more opportunities now to see some live music the summer at local county fairs. so let's go over. some of them now will start with alameda county. that fair begins on june 14th in pleasanton kicking off that concert series will be valais has very own e 40. that's on june. 20th also performing the fray, x ambassadors and hunter hayes. the san mateo county fair begins next saturday. and the american idol winner iam tongi will be performing on june. 1st warplanes the next day and then the r and b group all for one performs on june 7th, the marin county fairs and sandra fell. it's held during the 4th of july weekend and vote is going to kick things off july 3rd and then grammy winner and the eldest son of bob and rita marley ziggy marley is going to perform july 6th, los lonely boys also playing. they're that happens the day after. so it should be a

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we just watched howard stern. do that with the guy who's the president of the united states right now. there's something else happening right now in america that you need to know about it has to do with a certain governor who happens to be a republican of course, who wrote a book where she said that when she was in her farm growing up. and she was much younger, she shot a dog because it was out of control. yeah, i would think that after she wrote that in the book, the reaction of the media is basically taking it as she admitted to killing her mother, her father or children. and then a 100 other people who lived in their neighborhood watch, watch what they're doing with this story. horrible enough to kill a dog, but even crazier to brag about it. that's the level of psycho i didn't even know existed in her new book. no admitted to killing her dog. now i know that sounds terrible, but i know it sounds terrible, but it's much worse. can only imagine christie known with the dog trainer. uh so governor, we evaluated cr

we just watched howard stern . do that with the guy who's the president of the united states right now. there's something else happening right now in america that you need to know about it has to do with a certain governor who happens to be a republican of course, who wrote a book where she said that when she was in her farm growing up. and she was much younger, she shot a dog because it was out of control. yeah. one thing that after she wrote that in the book, the reaction of the media is basically taking it as she admitted to killing her mother, her father or children. and then a 100 other people who lived in their neighborhood watch, watch what they're doing with this story. horrible enough to kill a dog, but even crazy to brag about it. that's the level of psycho i didn't even know existed in her new book. no admitted to killing her dog. now i know that sounds terrible. well, i know it sounds terrible, but it's much worse. can only imagine christie known with the dog trainer, ah, so governor, we've evaluated cr

calling buffalo, new york, and america home, where the o'bryan, o'don neu hue, doubtmire and sterns,ccarthys and duffys, mixed all together and the result is a kennedy. hay -- i hail from the city of good neighbor, the community of good neighbor, the original home of the seneca nation of indians, the village of buffalo, burned to the ground by the british in the war of 1812. rebuilt and incorporated in 1832. the western terminus of the erie canal, helping to transform our nation through improved commerce. a border community with our greatest ally, canada, to the north. a region surrounded by great lakes and in between, one of the greatest wonders of the world, niagara falls. the grandeur of the falls is only surpassed by the people who have defined the region around us. today we stand as a community of day pais trot i think citizens who have always championed democracy and freedom. from the days of serving as a final stop on the underground railroad, to the niagara movement, the precursor of the naacp, which was formed in our community. the equality and justice these leaders strove f