and it was tellis' wife and children standing right next to the vehicle.hen we saw that, i think there was shock and realized, like, oh my god, this -- this is, you know -- i think this is the guy. >> reporter: after a standoff with police, tellis was arrested and charged with murder. >> did you do this? can you tell us anything? >> reporter: investigators say they found dna evidence linking tellis to the crime. >> dna recovered from the victim's hands, under his fingernails, they do identify the dna of the defendant's. >> reporter: at that point, the mourning process for gearman could begin. >> he really cared about what he was doing. and thought that it was important and that it was his role, and he took it seriously. >> reporter: gearman's career as an award-winning journalist spanned 40 years. he was known as a fierce and fearless investigative reporter who covered everything from casino corruption to the deadliest mass shooting on american soil. >> i think he covered just about every big news story in, you know in las vegas and nevada for the past 20,

if you're watching telly, sit under a blanket. it is - telly, sit under a blanket.ts. you know what i mean, little things like that really make a difference. i think you have a question for you. my think you have a question for you. my question was charging a lap at and a _ my question was charging a lap at and a screen, working from home, using _ and a screen, working from home, using the _ and a screen, working from home, using the additional energy there as opposed _ using the additional energy there as opposed to going into the office. if opposed to going into the office. [t you -o opposed to going into the office. you go into opposed to going into the office. tf you go into the office, you will use a laptop and contributor as well, there is an argument that the offices heating itself so you will save home heating. if you are careful in here, i suspect, and you also have to look, if you look at the environment on impact, you have to look at your commute, i use cycling, taking the train, look, i think it is probably a marginal benefit, going into the office, prob

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we are now going to question everything that the telly told the telly. mistakes. techniques are also a joke. given that we are somewhere on the equator of our project, the show is fantastic. it seems to me that katyusha has some kind of strategic plan. same still a competition. we will only have one or one or one winner. well, it is, and here it is in terms of how its strategy is built, in my opinion, so far, which is going very well. here's what to do next, i don't know what to advise. usually earlier. here are our dear jury gave advice. it seems to me that katyusha does not agree on superpowers. there are some i am sure of this and it seems to me that they are hidden in the voice . thank you let's make it possible, we felt, dear, katyusha in these magic boots, move on, and we will accept any of your moods. i give you applause for you katyusha all the best to you on our project. as part of our musical competition, not only the coolest vocalists from different universes are determined, we will also form friendships. and even relationships are formed. yes

i have to have the telly _ hours a day. i have to have the telly on. — hours a day. have the lights on all through the night because she is lying _ on all through the night because she is lying down. so for me, gas and electric— is lying down. so for me, gas and electric is— is lying down. so for me, gas and electric is a — is lying down. so for me, gas and electric is a bigger factor.- is lying down. so for me, gas and electric is a bigger factor. when we talk about confidence _ electric is a bigger factor. when we talk about confidence in _ electric is a bigger factor. when we talk about confidence in the - electric is a bigger factor. when we talk about confidence in the uk - talk about confidence in the uk economy, the pound, its strength, its weakness, do you feel like that affects you in everyday life? in everyday life, yes, because only yesterday— everyday life, yes, because only yesterday i had to go and get some us dollars — yesterday i had to go and get some us dollars. i was in there and i got 108. _ us dollars. i was in there and i got 108. which— us doll

but yes, yes, telly telly, that katyusha brings you joy, please tell me yes, oh well , a little somethingbut most of all, of course, i love to sing. telly, but your most vivid emotion, what impression is the strongest cool suit. i should also sew pom-poms for myself, and i like the luminous sleeves that shimmer for me, but here it is for you, the frill on your feet will also go alive here. here are these leggings, or whatever they call it. and so, you can say, only one thing we already have and a space circus has appeared, because it's simple. who among us could think, friends, that after belka strelka and professional cosmonauts , a director will fly to the stars and, moreover, will still be in our jury, well, not enough, but our next hero has even been there where the spaceships have not yet reached magnificent portal. phantom energy mirage travels to all planets of the solar system. it is always different, which it is filled with trying to evoke vivid emotions in the viewer. they can be completely opposite, but they are always there. i'm surprised the jury is getting harder each time.

thank you very much telly telly. is that the gift of speech lost? yes i'm shocked.set, only pavlovich , in my opinion, my monitor does not convey such a number of colors that were now on this stage. it was amazing. and the songs are magnificent, i remind you that this is the song of the swedish singer lauren and she won first place at the eurovision song contest in baku and then got 3072 points. dmitry i understand that this is my character. well, let's say, it turned out to steal your hearts and souls like this with wings, and, of course, to get advice on the next competition day, well confuse us in the first place radically. yes, again yes, so that we again think that this is not the check that we all think about, and so that the audience gets confused, and you get confused, in general, everyone gets confused. listen to our show. everything is possible and even more because it is a game. thank you miranda get back your magic fairy lion thank you. i'm glad to see you again. fantastically profitable offer from our general partner of vtb bank get a free debit card fr

well, we are going to go on telly! and we are going to have a l telly! it sounds corny, — their birthday, i know it sounds corny, but— their birthday, i know it sounds corny, but everyday is a celebration, but today is going to be a special one. | celebration, but today is going to be a special one.— be a special one. i can't get over how well they — be a special one. i can't get over how well they look, _ be a special one. i can't get over how well they look, how - be a special one. i can't get over how well they look, how big - be a special one. i can't get over| how well they look, how big they look. itjust remarkable, given that they were basically about one pound each when they were born, and they made a big jump when they came off the oxygen? made a big jump when they came off the ox uen? . made a big jump when they came off the oxygen? yes. absolutely, and that was a big _ the oxygen? is; absolutely, and that was a big step for the oxygen? 193 absolutely, and that was a big step for us, coming home _ that was a big step for us, coming home with —

i mean, at first, most people didn't have a telly.lford, every so often a kid would come in and say, "hey, we've got a telly!" so that was a big deal. of course, we know there was only the bbc, it was the only channel. initially, mike leigh faced rejection from the bbc. having worked in theatre, he was turned down twice for the bbc�*s trainee director course, but he ended up being invited by the corporation in 1973 to direct a production for its highly respected play for today strand. you see, father, it's my husband. your husband? what about your husband? well? i don't love him. i made this first play for today of the whole series called hard labour, which starred liz smith as a cleaning lady in manchester. we filmed it up north, really in the area where i grew up in north salford. and in fact, i spent the next 12 years making various play for today films. 0h, shut up, lawrence! don't tell me to shut up! angela, coat! no, it's all right. i really think- i ought to be going. that 12 years of making films at the bbc was massively impor

a loner walks the telly, everything is clear, at night they began to appear to him. ok. there will be an investigator for you, but let's go into more detail. hello dear the doctor said that you are already well done. oh, i didn’t think about the vase, okay, now i ’ll ask the sisters for a unitary. forgive me, but for some time now i somehow don’t really like bouquets. so i sat down, okay, let this broom lie here for now. then at the exit i will give some senior nurse. and what did you say? soon? i'll take you to warmer climes. just take it like that. tickets already bought tickets. i have n't bought it yet. it is necessary to dot all over first and then the tickets. yes, san i also want to dot all the things and i love you very much, i love you. i know, that you me. i cannot stay with you. i want to live peacefully with mine. with our child, we don't walk around under threats all the time, you know? nothing at all without chance chances are always simple. but you remember how much i have already given you. with me like a powder keg. ok. i'm wounded wounded. i’m taking a

i was looking at our case the telly rates, case the telly rate in those individuals over 70. that means that you were seven and diagnosed with covid, 30% of those individuals were succumbing to this virus. and so we didn't have treatment. we didn't know about clotting. we didn't have ventilators, and we didn't have tpe, and we were barely keeping up, and i just want to be very clear, we were behind in human capacity needed to treat these patients. i mean, we didn't have enough human capacity. if we had 25 new york's in our cities greater than a million people, without a lockdown, that's how you end up with literally hundreds of thousands to millions of people dying. so that's what the modelers were saying. i took their input and modeled what would happen if we did what italy did our europe did with a lockdown, and that's were by limiting it to about ten metros, ten to 12 metros you at 100,000 people people die in the first surge. if the ghost of 25 metros, you have about 240,000 american lives lost. it was really modeled by our metros, both the city itself and the bedroom com

uh, me- interga telly.e us a certificate, when the song was in the ninety-sixth year, this clip was first shown on channel one. and after that ivanushki had to repeat. now i will show three concerts a day. can i brag, too, i had a record, and in the city of murmansk in the ninetieth year i had eight concerts in a row on day seven somewhere. yes, so wait it was a polar day. no. this first concert started at 10:30 10:30, 12. hour 30 3 4 3, and so on, and these were full-fledged concerts. their audience was 5-10 minutes. did you like the number? dmitry liked ours more yes than no, it's clear but you, well, you like everything today, but he doesn't like everything in these i turn on the light bulbs. sorry, he shows he doesn't like it. i have a mixed feeling, which is not clear. in which direction does it move, because only in one direction towards alexandra all the time for every day of our family life. see me. they took me with a stick and it seems to me that i was a little sergey telly, you liked it. i just s

so every time she sees him on the telly, she says, oh, there's your friend.my�*s a journalist. he's not my friend. but she that's the way my mum for people who only listen to the bbc. paul's a very good journalist on itv news. you need to meet my mum and then she'll be every time she sees you on the telly or she, she watch, listens to the radio now like she wouldn't have done before. and she watches prime minister's questions and she says things like, oh, i didn't see you there the other day. oh, i saw you the other day there. so she's much more political than she used to be. no, you're only 42, is that right? same age as the prime minister. that's right. 18 years younger than your leader. so there's plenty of time for you to be the one that proves that labour can have a woman leader. possibly. or, i can help the next leader to be a fantastic woman leader. i mean, ijust want us in government, nick. and i know that sounds like a cliche. people say, oh, why doesn't she say that? i mean, i could have stood for leader. i chose not to the last leadership because i

, she says, there is your friend. so every time she sees on the telly, she says, there is yourfriend. is a journalist on itv. you need to meet my mum, and she listens to the radio now and she watches prime minister's questions, and she says things like, i don't see you there the other day, or sru the other day, so she is much more political than she used to be. you are only 42. _ political than she used to be. you are only 42. is — political than she used to be. you are only 42, is that _ political than she used to be. you are only 42, is that right? same —— 18 years younger than your leader, there was plenty of time for you to be the woman that proves labour can ever woman leader.— ever woman leader. possibly, ori can help the _ ever woman leader. possibly, ori can help the next _ ever woman leader. possibly, ori can help the next leader- ever woman leader. possibly, ori can help the next leader be - ever woman leader. possibly, ori can help the next leader be a - can help the next leader be a fantastic woman leader. ijust can help the next leader be a fantastic woman leader. i just

his name is telly, and he knows absolutely everything about music, but what kind of erudite manages thisll find out only in the final of the project, as well as the name of the winner of the show it's fantastic olga pautina maria emelyanova ruslan bozhko channel one. so, we are watching a fantasy show today on channel one immediately after the program time on this , i say goodbye to the inhabitants of the european part of russia now on the anti-fake air.

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off-road gray edging well, you're sleeping you have to please, i found her. please listen guys got this tellyell, yes, i normally go even to the nearest cafe, otherwise i already hate this apartment. what, ira doesn't even allow you to go outside. let's take him out. well, even to me in these four walls for sure. okay get going. thank you, guys. what would i do without you. goshan have you fallen asleep, have you got frostbite? why are you keeping silent? yes, what secrets are simply personal yes, irka will not be discussed like that. let's go to walk. well, what is there, come on, come on clothes bring from the room. in general, the dude who was thrown on a wheelbarrow yesterday, i know him that you didn’t say yesterday that the face was familiar. we studied together with him, but in principle, we were all wearing masks, yes, but i only told him not to be a hero forgot. and what do you think, he remembers your voice, i don’t know, on the other hand, he also immediately recognized me. everything is one to one. okay, because if he remembers, they will calculate the chains for us, i think i onl

project ukraine correspondent of the telly news agency are ready to propagate the palette of the mostmportant and tick losses of a resident of the belarusian regions to you as a saint. i am pavel lazovik, and today in the program of the heat-loving culture at the experimental gifts of the natives, they started cleaning the staneshnik in the refectory in yuri kornalovich's reports. orbital in the service of terrestrial medicine for a child who has become healthy, the centers are windy for the treatment of children with dementia space drafts under an explosion are secret gomel archivists, you know, special, on the right, the classic of belarusian literature andrea makayonka, suggestion with records of other drama that the specialists had unique documents in the archival funds, the lights of which are from their reportage of the nikolaevsky seed. memory replenished with new memory projects sutured in the akhlar of war. perspective way of food bezpek ukraine in experimental in the gospodars of the grodno region, the harvesting of the elephant hutch meat agar selects surodjay for more blue

telly i passed serikov kasyan there. somehow he is still on his wave today. we'll see.ra worked from gusakova's map and found a cleaning there. oops, after all, records were removed from the card, possibly peptic ulcer. maria petrov and i have a question for you. yes, doctors constantly take cards when they go around during an examination, but you don’t remember after gusakov’s death, he took her away map. i haven’t seen it, but i think i usually took such cases, doctors check the prescription and methods of treatment. all the best. well, i think that after the death of gusakova. serikov realized that he messed up with heparin and decided to falsify the documents in the heparin appointment record to convict that it was he who prescribed such a dose, and not the nurse who messed up and injected 10 times more. couldn't forget. you did see. well, it doesn’t bother you, the coincidence dies high almost immediately next to her son, it turns out, whose man is several years ago she accused in court and almost immediately her fate is not sent to the next world. i have already g

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button the media, and now as she thinks paul brand is her best mate, so every time she sees on the tellyaul brandt is a journalist on itv. you need to meet my mum, and she listens to the radio now and she watches prime minister's questions, and she says things like, i don't see you there the other day, or i saw you the other day, so she is much more political than she used to be. you are only 42, is that right? same as the pm. 18 years younger than your leader, there is plenty of time for you to be the woman that proves labour can ever woman leader. possibly, or i can help the next leader be a fantastic woman leader. ijust want us in government, nick. i know that sounds like a cliche, i could have stood for leader, i chose not to. i didn't feel i was ready for that and i wanted to learn a bit more and have a bit more experience. i do think i have had to prove and earn the respect and i still think i have got that to do to some voters, i have still got that learning to do but ijust want to do what is right by the country and get us into government. i know what a labour government can do f

i've just been doing telly stuff today, so i'm all fizzing, - but i'll probablyjust sort of drop in a i get home. - is that like adrenaline, just nervous energy, exhausting? well, i've probably got post—show torpor because mine was last night. and, james, yours is still to come. it's not mine as such. yeah, well, you're the one at which you will play a significant role. exactly. the snp's conference is just about to happen. i'm going to take a train from here in london up to aberdeen tomorrow. very early for that and quite an interesting time which we will come on to later. but i mean, you are veterans of the conference circuit. from watching them from afar, because i was doing the roving reporter what—do—people—make—of—it thing around the country, and when you are sort of looking at them, i was thinking, god, these actually feel like really significant conferences for both parties, particularly compared to recent years. but what were your takeaways? one things that was quite striking about this labour conference is actually it was not only less divided than those conferences during t

i don't think so either man, perhaps, a drop on the new 3d telly and cows, or maybe on a bicycle?o you so mockingly say a girl is not a girl for you, but senior police lieutenant potapenko learned, of course, but this does not prevent senior lieutenant potapenko from being a beautiful girl gerashchenko cool it down. you are your ardor so guys. we have a corpse on lesnoy prospekt. so igor andrei get ready clearly. someone even killed a girl right at the entrance the expert has already left, so go on horseback reed and you finish the interrogator. uh-huh, can i take you to the cafe invite citizen gerashchenko well, in general, everything was like that until your cops arrived. then they set up a zoo. a client was sitting in the car, waiting, i see a girl leaving the house, but then this bastard jumped out, and then there were flashes, that is, they didn’t hear the shots. there was no silence, probably, he shot with a silencer, but he ran and well, i approached the girl, and there already without experts everything is clear. it's clear. tell me, here's the husband, when did the appear

you'll see on telly, i cried, and you will hear on the podcast lots of tears, but i think fears of reliefen putting off for so long and i am suckling i did it. �* .,. for so long and i am suckling i did it. �* .. ,., for so long and i am suckling i did it. �* ., it. big achievement. -- so glad i did it. wales — it. big achievement. -- so glad i did it. wales are _ it. big achievement. -- so glad i did it. wales are currently - it. big achievement. -- so glad i. did it. wales are currently drawing 1-1 with did it. wales are currently drawing 1—1 with whistling in their world cup playoff. liverpool defender rhiannon roberts gave wales the lead. just to remind you, wales need to win by two clear goals and they need either scotland or portugal to win on penalties in order to make the finals. former chelsea player ramona bachmann equalised on the stroke of halftime. the second half will be underway on bbc iplayer shortly. that is all from myself, paul scott, andy sportsday team. thank you very much for watching. we will see you same time, same place tomorrow. do join us then. hello. last night

and the other thing, like if you're watching telly, you don't really need get yourself a blanket, you haven't you? yeah, my question was about charging a laptop and a screen when working from home. now the additional energy that's used there as opposed to going into the office. i mean, look, if you're going to say you're going to be using a computer and probably a laptop as well. so that's cancels out. there is an argument that your office probably is heating itself, is going to be hot anyway. so you're going to save a little bit of home heating. with the environmental impact, you've got to think about your commute and how you're doing there. are you cycling? are you take the train? there's going to be an impact with that. look, i think it's probably a marginal benefit going into the office. probably slightly better to go into the office, but not huge. so i think it really depends on what you're most comfortable with. do you think you're going to stick to what i've suggested? yeah, definitely need to cut back on the amount of rooms i'm heating for sure. but yeah, i'll try my best and

in this case, the so-called waist telly flat pasta is used, because this pasta is more in contact withauce with meat pasta bolognese, you will tell us everything now, but the fact is that egor there is no one to talk to in italian here. andrey petrovich your english. we don’t need it at all, so we have a real chef from italy, vincenza delilah, visiting us. come to us, please. how did you say hello? do you live in russia? yes, are you married to an italian or russian divorced to an italian? yes , not married. no, tell me, how do italian women differ from russian women. the culture is different, but, in principle, it is very similar, and you have a girlfriend here , right? the girl is the girl who is she? what is her name? well then they will. well, let's go, so us pasta pasta bolognese learned russian here, 13, when he moved and sw. still, there are some stories, there were some different modifications. here at the beginning of the bolognese was a hot dish. i just had it again and without a tomato and it was just like beef, and then, when the tomatoes came, the tomatoes were already add

this is another member of the jury, his name is telly, and he knows absolutely everything about music, but what kind of erudite controls this avatar. we will find out only in the final of the project, as well as the name of the winner of the show is a fantasy olga pavlova maria emelyanova channel one. so, we are watching a fantasy show today on channel one immediately after the program time on this, i say goodbye to the inhabitants of the european part of russia now on the anti-fake air. we saw the video, now i'm asking this question with a special meaning pranksters vovan and lexus allegedly left russia, but we found them and we'll show you, as well, what data does us intelligence transmit to ukraine about this and much more, let's talk today in the program. this is an anti- fake program. here we are waging our fight against fakes and disinformation in our studio today roman rybachev, general director of a private intelligence company timur shafer, secretary of the council of journalists of russia alexander rotamanov military expert and specialist on nato armies thank you for coming

help us in your own words to get more from the channel words, true, with oysters from you dear our tellylotment, to the zitch of the ships on the line of ladder failures excerpts. for the show well, at least a cap. good luck, think your way your way. specify native word. treasure and know that my skin intestines have a pampering reap, then they are an expert with a muzzle to surprise. you social security points can go off at the end of our walk program. i seem to have one head, kindly taken away from two left-handers and praying and forgive to one basis do not be afraid to refuse. here with such a trap signal. let's help you immediately notice that you are on the right hat , the soap option will be indicated. otherwise, how pospehova will cope with the first task is required to know his mind. let's get to know each other, the teams shift the word and the word radiation from the russian language to the belorussian language yes, there is a signal. the first team guessed for the correct skin refusal. 10 points . the correct refusal is such a word step ivan anton lo lads imperceptibly becaus

voters for the website, for the podcast, obviously for americast, just for stuff you can watch on the telly the bbc scotland editor, is presenting newscast and he will be speaking to hugh bonneville. 0oh! i know. so a big name on newscast tomorrow. it's going to be a good one. he's going to be talking about his ukraine campaigning and the bbc�*s centenary. so definitely worth checking out bbc sounds, but from us, that's it. goodbye. bye bye. goodbye. hello there. as we head towards the weekend, it continues to be quite a messy, eclectic weather story at the moment. this is the situation for friday — this weather front bringing some intense outbreaks of rain through scotland and northern ireland. the same time, we've got this weather front moving through channel coasts. that will just cling onto the south and produce some outbreaks of light drizzle, particularly towards the southeast as we go through the day. the best of the dry weather, wales and northern england, before this weather front starts to spill out of scotland by the middle of the afternoon. behind it, for scotland and northern i

it comes out through the chimney smoke. edible spree come-kali, caress dyakuyu i'm a telly after thell find out for our people 245 270 sofya and ksenia we will spend one day with incredible people. i like to watch when the harvester goes into the bullets, they grind the bunker and pour it out into the car, you will see somewhere. interesting in 3 years. maybe a duck with ducklings comes to the city center and this is unexpected. let's get to know them with their hobbies and favorite work. at we have no problem, let's say work around the clock, fell in love with him, he will love me. i take care of him every day in the booth, rub my glasses, monitor his technical condition and work. i am in order to grow this bread, see the one day project on belarus 24 tv channel. amazing people of our country, a doctor is not just a profession. this vocation will tell about their profession and hobbies. and somnology is, as i say all the time, a hobby is something that is insanely interesting, insanely captivates after a coursework speleotherapy after 17 descents into the mine. yes, and the therapeu

and the other thing, if you're watching telly, you don't really need to...y. i'm not sure... maybe two blankets, one for your family and one for you! you don't want to cuddle up under one. but you know what i mean? little things like that really do make a difference. i think you've got a question for me as well, haven't you? yeah, my question was about charging a laptop and a screen when working from home now, the additional energy that's used there, as opposed to going into the office. i mean, look, if you go into the office, you're going to be using a computer and probably a laptop as well, so that cancels out. there is an argument that your office probably is heating itself, it's going to be hot anyway, so you're going to save a little bit of home heating. i don't know, if you're careful in here, i suspect, and then you've got to also think, if you're looking at the environmental impact, you've got to think about your commute and how you're doing that. are you cycling, are you taking the train? an impact with that. look, i think it's probably a marginal b

spider can already understand that everything is happening to you, everything is being treated from tellyay out for you and me it was good that you live well. informational channel on the first begins its broadcast program. time will tell we are working live today the state duma will consider draft constitutional laws on the admission of donetsk and luhansk kherson zaporozhye regions to russia on the eve of vladimir putin submitted them to the lower house of parliament on september 30, in the st. george's hall of the kremlin, a ceremony of signing agreements on admission to russia new regions, and later a festive concert took place on red square.

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this area, the lounge and kitchen warm, keep that door shut and how about this, if you are watching tellying down and maybe use a blanket.— and maybe use a blanket. we will cive that and maybe use a blanket. we will give that a _ and maybe use a blanket. we will give that a try- — and maybe use a blanket. we will give that a try. next _ and maybe use a blanket. we will give that a try. next up _ and maybe use a blanket. we will give that a try. next up lighting. l give that a try. next up lighting. if ou are give that a try. next up lighting. if you are not — give that a try. next up lighting. if you are not in _ give that a try. next up lighting. if you are not in a _ give that a try. next up lighting. if you are not in a room, - give that a try. next up lighting. if you are not in a room, jade, i give that a try. next up lighting. i if you are not in a room, jade, the lights go off. ok, jade, next up, the bathroom and i am sorry to say, no more baths, only short showers. sorry. right, so here in the kitchen, if you are making a cup of tea, jade, measure it out in the cup, and then boil

this is a northbound 101, south of telly road in san jose. so >> along 101, pretty much the biggest delay we're seeing as you can see, 2 80's moving pretty nicely along with 85. you still have slight delays across over highways in the south bay, 12 minute drive to the city. this is great news for a lot of you who are trying to catch the show in the city today. you could definitely take bart and remember ferries also an option. our san mateo bridge down to 13 minutes friday, looking a little bit friday light that accident up in santa rosa. i was tracking all lanes are now open there. 38 min arrive traveling along 1, 0, 1, 85 to menlo park to 80 82. no major issues 30 minute ride along that's alien down to milpitas darya. james, back to you. thanks, rana. 50's the time and elon musk is change his mind once more saying that he will by twitter after all. >> but is it a stall tactic? well, questions just in case a judge says that musk has to complete the deal by the end of the month or go to trial covers. justin campbell has more. >> the future fo

let's bring in norm eisen and row nat toe more i can't telly.tion to this subpoena news. >> having lived through in the first impeachment a similar decision process with getting president trump's testimony, they had to do this subpoena for the sake of their investigation, the sake of the rule of law and i think it puts the former president in a very legally uncomfortable place. if he complies he risks exposing himself, evidence of his likely criminal conduct, according to a federal judge who used those terms. if he doesn't comply this comes on the day that steve bannon was sentenced to four months in jail for refusing to go along with it. there is a third option which is for the president to go to court and litigate it, so we'll see which of the three doors he takes. >> ronato, let's say you're trump's lawyers right now. what are you telling him to do? >> i think option three will be the most attractive to him, i think that's what he's going to do. i certainly would not permit him to testify, so certainly taking the fifth there would be my recom

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she will join us to tellis us about this harrowing moment straight ahead. also later, get ready.er buckle up.ckle up. espn. stephe our buddy stephen a. smith will join us . we'll get hi s take on the gruesome injury from last night's thursday night football game. we'll get to that. but we begin tonight inn the washington swamp, nowst inc led by some of the dumbest, most incompetent people on the face ofomhe the earth. >> our economy is in a shambles because of their reckless spending, gas prices. they're going up through the roof again because of their war on american energy. average price per gallon in l.a. today, six dollars and twenty six cents statewide . inst california, six dollars, 18 cents.atew you live ie in cnin oregona $6.. twenty nine cents. washington state, five dollars and 17 cents. and it's only going higher now. our kids have fallen behind in school because of of th their unscientific covid restrictionsei. ation, illegal immigration, opioidpioi fentanyl deaths are atd, s an al time high because of their reckless open border polic policy. we

kind of give them risk averse canned responses, tell them what to sa, telly based on pollg and we kind of base things, ini intuition and then work backwards on that gun ad specifically. you know, i don' backwardt really like i'm not very big. i like guns, obviously. i am not very big on , you know, a lot of republicans. hav it just kind of do gun and a the lot of republicans have hiddensi behind the idea that they're for sport or for duck hunting.se and that's why we want them.nd e and it's like these are forabouu self-defense. hunting, as blake the second amendment was not about duck hunting is like says in the video. that's unreal.u once you start trying to take a conventional consultant approach, you try to representnp something that you're not. i think that people calyn very t deeply feel, yeah, you know,y th he's one of the best guys i've ever met. i think that he's an insanel and i think that he is reallyy the cool cowboy. >> i think he's insanely inte higt, but i think he's got a high emotional intelligence and he's got realer valuese'n this. he's like there is no dirt on this g

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if you're watching telly with eric in the evening, you could turn the heating down and maybe use a blanketn the oven. microwave is far more efficient. right. right, so with your appliances — your washing machine, your dishwasher — only ever run them when they're full. and the powders are so good now, your washing machine can run at 30, not 40. let's get this in, shall we? this is great, jade. you're drying your stuff outside, which is so much more efficient than a tumble dryer. right, harry. so you've been listening to what i've been saying. is there anything i've missed? yes! so i'm getting a lot of heat off that bulb, which suggests it's an old—fashioned halogen bulb rather than one of these nice new cool leds. you switch to one of those, you're saving £6, maybe £7 a year per bulb. per bulb! per bulb, and there's two more in the bathroom over there. we're looking at 18, 20 quid just from the bulbs. easy. what about in this room? so, if you're just going to try and heat one room, seal it off. so a nice draught excluder, chuck that in there, no more hot air getting out into the rest of the