joining me is the author of the new book "25 lives," and a prager u personality, vince. how insulting is this whole racket to you personally? >> well, laura, your mother-in-law was straight up. it was right on the money. the statement in my new book 25 lives i started by saying since its inception in 1800, because of jim crow and the confederacy, the democratic party has been the evilist institution on the face of this earth and this is why. it's because they lie. they say their racism is the cause of all of our problems and that's a lie. people who believe in white supremacy must also believe in black infor ort. as a black manic tell you i don't believe in white supremacy. as an heir of jesus christ and a son of god, have i never met anyone superior to me. i have brothers and sisters. they have all have talents and that's all i need, people will talent given to them by god. we have to elevate and if we elevate each other's talents we elevate each other. all of society becomes elevated but the democrats won't hatred and they want envy. they want strife. they live on all.

all right, vince thank you.erve vice chair, you worry about stable prices and unemployment, right? why did biden nominate a woman who wants to totally do away with fossil fuels and remake the entire u.s. economy? that's all. you don't want to miss our expose on congressman jamie raskin's wife. who is she? next. what are you recommending for muscle pain? based on clinical data, i recommend salonpas. agreed... my patients like these patches because they work for up to 12 hours, even on moderate pain. salonpas. it's good medicine [upbeat acoustic music throughout] [upbeat acoustic music throughout] [upbeat acoustic music throughout] >> laura: now the confirmation fight for a vice chair of the federal reserve is usually kind of a tedious affair, but not this one. to understand why come all you need to do is listen to the past statement of biden nomination sarah raskin. at today's hearing she tried to come off as a technocrat but she is really a climate fanatic who wants to obliterate the entire bubble fuel industry.

vince: you are not the only one confused. one of the big things they are scratching their heads over is precious metals. what we are looking at is what you mentioned, the conversation between risk and uncertainly. you just can't hedge the geopolitical risk that is going on between russia and ukraine. it is a binary event. there is no way to really trade that. what you are seeing is hedges being placed against risk that you are more comfortable long-term. if you're more positive on the equity market, you may be short-term hedging risk by being long dollars along with full. i don't think you can look at it as one story. kailey: what vince didn't mention is hedging with bonds. can they serve as a form of safety in an environment where central banks could aggressively hike? mark: if you have a hedge fund, too late. you should have had it where it was going to be. when in if we see bonds jump in yield sharply clearly it is the more interesting thing is let's hope it doesn't turn out as scary as it could be then we will see bond yi

her brother vince says, his sister had tons of friends. she was kind, caring and focused. she was a little girl, she wanted to be a teacher. >> we had a little thing set up in our garage, where she was the schoolteacher. now, it's the summer, and kids went about playing, and she's pulling them into teach them. >> when she wasn't playing school, she was goofing around, like a normal kid. >> you can ask anybody, they'll tell you the same thing. she was always laughing and smiling. just a good -- having a good time. >> after high school, she took her work play ethic to miller's villa university in lancaster, where she met her other family. where you are like sisters? >> yeah. >> absolutely. >> christie's circle included that roommate -- lisa bailey, and marianne taylor. >> we shared clothes, we shared hair products. we shared everything. i don't think there's anything about each other that we don't know. that's such a rare friendship. >> when it came to christy, her friends knew that she could hold her own. especially, when they go out. if >> somebody came up, and she wasn't

joining me now vince coglianese naso host of vince and nation save the nation. true, can it? he is going to cure cancer for real this time. >> it's unbelievable. have you ever noticed how grandiose and out of control democrat promises are. everything obama says is he going to lower the seas to if you give the government more power they can control the weather to we are going to cure cancer. they are going to stop the virus. control nature, expwresy. of course as you point out joe biden is saying once again that he is going to cure cancer, the third time is the charm. you are right, that charity that he had the biden cancer initiative for two years, the only charitable purpose it served was to line the pockets of the people who were working there and raking in the money. in fact, a pfizer executive was working there as the president of that institution and made nearly $700,000 in just those two years alone. that's pretty good. in fact, the biden cancer initiative was shuttered over ethical concerns it would be involved in influence peddling operation with a futur

vince, how insulting is this whole racket to you personally? lower your mom along with straight up. >> i mean,la it was right on the money. the declarative statement in my new bookok twenty five lies. i started by saying since its inception in eighteen hundred because of slavery, , e confederacy and jim crow the democratic party has been the evil institutional the face of this earth. and this is why it's because they lie. they say that racism is the cause of all of our problems. that isshe a lie. probl people that believe in white supremacy must also believeve in black inferiority. you can't have both of them. alr and as a black man i can i don't believe in white supremacy because it's an airck of jesus christ and the son of god. i have never met anyone superior to me. i have brothers and sisters. i alls. have talents and that's all i meet a good people with talent given to them by god that we that we have tont elevate and that we elevate each other's talents. a we all elevate each other. the whole all of society becomes elevated but the democr

so i'm in vince, which is about 200 kilometers south west of kia, but it's taking me more or less 10 hours to get here. i'm pretty chaotic seems to do so in that report in care of this morning. most people like us having to spend the night in a bomb raid shelter, people who didn't have that. that would be a metro station. and then kind of leaving the shelter to find the city just the morning. basically, no pedestrians out on the street for a few cause just an angst looking kind of police trying to secure the government cotton center of care. and even though the, the curfew doesn't apply during the day. people mostly trying to say, i'm trying to keep a low profile if they're not making their way out. and then when we tried to leave an endless sea of cause heading south and west away from those main russian offense, it's coming from the north and the northeast. people are trying to head straight proponent to leave you a big city in the west issue that there has been fighting within about 1015 close to that main road. it's a pretty scary prospect. people being stuck in, in endless traff

earlier we spoke to dbi correspondent mathias brinninger, who is currently in vin, a vince here in ukraine. we asked him about the latest on the 5 for kiff. fighting has been intense and clear for the last few days. of course, a lot of things are hard to say, but it seems that fighting has even taken place in the city, in some of the outer districts of the city, possibly also inside the city where a we have had information, but it's on verified that this sabotage or, or, or groups of fighters have somehow emerged them. however they have been there has been fighting around apples around key. if true, a russian, a paratroopers trying to land on air paused who have landed, were fought back. we all is always very difficult to say what is the state because of at this moment because these battles go on, back and forth. we have also seen not right now, the pictures of heavy artillery rocket shelling of t if and it seems quite grim there. the whole city is under curfew now the curfew has been extended from today. 5 o'clock until monday morning, 8 o'clock. so the, the, the fear is that at night som

your and so i show that was gerhart bang professor and international relations at the university of vince book, sketch up on small the stories making have eyes to though in the united states, members of congress, held a moment of silence to mark the countries. 900000 deaths from covered 19 the rest her suffered more fatalities from the corona virus pandemic than any other country . police in the canadian capital ottawa have seized thousands of leaders of fuel as part of a push to end protests against corona. by respect seen mandates. truckers and other drivers have jam traffic in the city center for 10 days for a minister justin trudeau who just recovered from the virus himself as denounced the demonstration saying they must stop. and here's a look at some other developments in the pandemic. new zealand prime minister just into our durn, has warned that the pandemic will not end with the omicron way event that the country must prepare for future variance on kong has limited public gatherings to just to people as the chinese territory grapples with record infections and sticks . to his dyn

and it of a stacy, vince who filed that report, joined us now from the berlin l. a headquarters. hello to you, stacy. i live vicariously. i wish i could be there with you. hello. so since i cannot watch every single film at the berlin l. m a, what would you say are the films to really look out for? yes, well this is day 3 for me and it's been a lot of fun. and i would say that the film that i really enjoyed the most today is a period piece out of indonesia by director camilla on dini. and it's called before now and then. and it takes place in the late 1960 s after indonesia gains independence from the dutch. and we, me, a character are named mana, who is struggling. you know, she's dealing with the trauma of war. she lost her husband and kids. she doesn't have really a voice and she's remarried, but she feels small. she doesn't have a voice in the world, doesn't have a voice in her home. and so she finds support from an unlikely person. her husband's mistress twist. so, but that's interesting to see how these women lean on each other and how they can try to, how they gain some in

us again neat moment here vince carter presented stephen curry with the kobe bryant all-star mvp award curry isn't fair behind the back to elude the defender then lays it in unreal. curry added again corral's the pass buries the three he had 13 at the half and the dubs led by 12 third quarter curry driving will lay it in watch out. he had 27 warriors led by as many as 21 but completely collapsed in the force spencer dinwiddy for three mavs within five then dinwiddy lays it in. it's a 16-0 run with luca donchic sitting on the ben. he comes back in though dishing to dorian finney smith gives the mavs the lead with less than four minutes to play 94 95 94 maps donchance with the spin and the fade away unstoppable. get 34 dinwiddy another three. it's a 26-1 run for dallas. he finished with 24 dallas up four final minutes donchic off the glass 28-3 dallas run dallas outscored the dubs by 20 in the fourth. they win 107 101 this is what it feels like in the playoffs. this is what it feels like you know when? when you're when you're playing against a really good team and the games never over. y

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it includes theft, assault, even murderin are up 75%.an joining me now is vince ellison is the authorf the new book called twenty five . vince, why is the default democrat position to pushit the rest of the country toio become places of more suffering and despair like new york city ? well,e the democrat party , they formed an unholy alliance with this group called triangle . most black preachers, moste. black politicians and most black civic organizers. they have always used terror toh keep the black community under control and crime is a type of terror. now all of caring about crimeg is a ruse. they know that the american people don't. p they know the american people are afraid of it. so they're going to tell themra we're going to stop it if w they get in power, you're going to see this type of crime in every city in america because this is how they maintainin i control. they've always used terror. they've always used murder. they've always used intimidation. this is their stick. they are not u going to change it. so they want to tell you, hey, you know, everything's going to be fine

oh, anderson tries the vince carter elbow through the rim dog but couldn't hang on high enough for hisall the way through the rim like vince spike lee cheering on new york knick obi toppin with a nice windmill throwdown. nothing eye-popping but enough to give them a commanding lead going into the final dunk attempt. so one had to pull out the tricks. something spectacular. donning the jays, the j rich, old-school warriors, jersey, a former slam dunk champ himself. but he couldn't pull it off basically clinching the contests for top and whose final attempt a nice touch off the back board and one hand that duncan more than enough for top in to win, beating out gta for the slam dunk title. lot of folks already talking about this one on twitter tonight. meanwhile, the 3 greatest 3 point shooters of all-time, steph curry, reggie miller and ray allen all on hand for the 3 point competition and it wasn't the little guys making a rain. check this out. big man, karl anthony towns of the minnesota timberwolves knocking down for the 5 money on the rack. plus the do ball. that's 11 points just on

and despite diplomatic boy called, would you mind is vince again trying, moving you the latest date is 2022 winter olympics on al jazeera who is my favorite of all the whole j. o b want can know b. he's not afraid he's just so fantastic with his nie johan, like betty vill oh, look at my yoga. he loves it. now there's a boy there, you know where he, if you take him out of the box, he run around all over the floor and talk. and you can ask him saying things in here for you. i got to tell you to be afraid. he gave you not a reason, i like it because and never had toys when i was born. a little boy in me just loved a movie in the care to the diesel. fantastic. you know, i'm gonna give them to my key is when i'm gone with ah ah ah deos. a story. i don't know of ways to save any of the fat. it feels a story. i'm telling a story about my life and the story takes refused to do. i got 8 done on the take 50 i'm fully these features are here in the of never face live ah, nova journey than i had to tell you what my wife get feeling me. oh you can do it. you got tell and whatever. you can do this w

vince camuto has you completely covered in that department.dd a smile and, of course, enjoy your no strings attached night out, but, remember, no matter your plans, there is no reason you can't be your own valentine. >> well, thank you, laura. you can see these styles on our website, goodmorningamerica.com. we'll be right back. my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> whit wants the pajamas. >>> whit wants the pajamas. >> i do with the feathers at the bottom. i've been waiting for years for those. yeah. >> whit is back on the anchor desk tonight on "world news tonight" and take "gma" on the go seven days a week with our brand-new podcast. just scan the qr code on your screen. >> that's right and stay in the

vince carter presented stephen curry. was an award. curry added again, he buries the three.curry, he passes. very patient, he buries the three. now it is 42-28 in the second quarter. the warriors entered c. 113 -- 106 in the t the subs with a chance to tide, j throws it to no one. the warriors with an opportunity to make up some ground. the 76ers to, next in new york. it takes only one game to mesh. james harden, look at this house , he throws it down -- look at this pass, he throws it down. it is like watching the. 108-105. 39, 29 and 16 assist from hard. they won it. any saint mary's, they took the floor against the number one. six top teams in the country met they -- six top teams in the country had already lost, meaning this is history in the making. this'll first on the teams lost in the same night. the wind was an iced boot -- a nice boost for the gales tournament seeding. >> we felt that we have an on the ropes. we cut it to it. just to be able to come out here and give it back to the family. this is what we want. >> you just said he can win the conference tournament.

. >> my name is vince, and i'm a faculty member of the hospitality arts and culinary school here in sanisco. this is my 11th year. the program is very, very rich in what this industry demands. cooking, health, safety, and sanitation issues are included in it. it's quite a complete program to prepare them for what's happening out in the real world. >> the first time i heard about this program, i was working in a restaurant, and the sous chef had graduated from this program. he was very young to be a sous chef, and i want to be like him, basically, in the future. this program, it's awesome. >> it's another world when you're here. it's another world. you get to be who you are, a person get to be who they are. you get to explore different things, and then, you get to explore and they encourage you to bring your background to the kitchen, too. >> i've been in the program for about a year. two-year program, and i'm about halfway through. before, i was studying behavioral genetics and dance. i had few injuries, and i couldn't pursue the things that i needed to to dance, so i pursued my other p

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now, vince, that's either a very ugly pair of pantyhose or it's a shopping bag. well, i had to make it. my wifee wouldn't let me use the pantyhose, so i improvised and you know, you can't be too safe, tucker . tuck reallyer. can't. one second it's really rough out there now once they let me take this other one off o. all right. i'm ready to go. hey, you know, it's when i know too crazy. so crazy that they're askingy us to wear pantyhose over our heads now just to see how farti they can take the humiliation in the waning hours off the pandemic. they figure, okay, let's see what we can get away with if you at this point if you put pantyhose o over your head at this stage of the pandemic, that is a sucker alert. i mean, t s this is like that nt only do you have toha triple mask, you have to put a dunce cap on that. it's a way to see whether or not you're a complete and that a i think this is this is definitely a test. so you have to pass it. that'sto the case. well, i mean, i do think there may be a connection to the equity agenda here. i mean, anyone who grewre in

russian paratroopers have been in control of the airbase vince landing there this morning. heard from ukrainian officials that fighting is still going on around the airbase. this video appears to show russian military helicopters flying north of the city and firing on the ground. this was from earlier, when our chief international correspondent was on air in kyiv. >> in this year, 2022, the most advanced intelligence, the worst warnings, the most intensive diplomacy could not make president putin blink. international norms are being shattered. the architecture of all of our lives -- and a siren to remind you that war has come to kyiv, in a european capital, in the city that is going right around the world. if that feels shattering, what is happening in terms of what governs our lives, think about the lives of tens of millions of ukrainians, shattered. [sirens] think if you are a family wondering about your children's safety. you have your suitcase packed. what are you going to do? ros: we also heard from ukraine's defense minister saying the ukrainian defense has not collap

whoa, that's vince carter posing with steph curry and curry's all-star mvp trophy, first quarter alle. gary payton ii pounced on it like a cat. curry did what curry does around reggie fuller. wait, i got to see that again. look at those moves. later on for luka doncic didn't work out here. dubs' defense was active after andrew wiggins knocked it away. payton ahead to

this strategy, what, and despite diplomatic blakely will china's vince again, brian will be the latest from 182022 winter olympics on al jazeera. hello everyone, and thank you for joining us for a new season of upfront us democracy is in crisis. and at the risk of failing, that's what a majority of americans believe, according to a recent tips, those n p r poll from the january 5th insurrection at the capitol for the dismantling of voting rights and deep economic inequality exacerbated by the corporate. 19 pandemic democracy imperiled in the united states. and if so, what can be done to save it? will after world renowned author, dollar and political activists. the professor chomsky thank you so much for joining us on upfront. pleased to be with you here in the united states professor, you have talked about how 90 percent of the population is basically not represented by political leaders due to concentrated wealth and private power determining the outcomes of elections. 34 laws, restricting access to voting, were passed in 2021 alone. do we have a real democracy here in the united stat

to wait until it works again. silica has her own room, which is not very common in cut a tura, it's vince hooks, poorest district. her family had to scrape together money for online classes. some day. my sister or mother will sacrifice and give me money for the day because i mean it's schoolwork. it's supposed to be 1st. so there was sacrifice, even though i need to buy, like, you know, a t shirt may be though sacrifice it for me and give me the money to buy data. so you'll need an day day, you'll need a smartphone. you will need a like quiet glaze that that may be everyone can get in, but mostly date they like every week because it only last for 7 days. and mm hm. for much is it, it's $60.00 per month. yeah. $60.00 bill week. ah, that's the equivalent of 3 euros 60 for remote lessons. this may not seem much to germans, but it's beyond the reach of many namibian emanuel, who, like soccer, should be visiting berlin now. also lives in cut a tura, but on the outskirts he has a half hour walk to school. he shares a room in this corrugated iron hut with his sister. ah yes i am. okay. it doesn'

it's vince. a question is, what will happen when this would leaves the forest sacrifice as long as it stays here, the carbon is sequestered with, if it's not a gas, it won't see power overnight to really push him to p. if we let it ross, the carbon will be released of course movement, but we've got plans for this would unless we can make furniture out of it or wooden beams that way the carbon stays sequestered. so the overall impact his positive form via him conceived i, english, transformative. back in australia, the focus is on scientific research and the hunt for the perfect future forest. at the australian plant bank, near sidney emerick, mo, do wants to figure out which seed mixture works best. for drone reforestation projects with botanist graham erington, who matches seed mixtures with soils and ecosystems, helps the work the weekend by going out and collecting nice aids is helping to understand not so much. now we mod yahoo to establish here it is as substitutes for plotters but to supple

and vince gill. >> oh wow. >> reporter: i found a pic-- i was going to say you've played with everybodyghs ) >> reporter: everybody wants to play with keb' mo', it seems. >> ( laughs ) keb' mo' is just a lucky guy. i just, i just, you know-- i never had a big plan in life, so to speak, but i always put one foot in front of the other, and go, and i just trust the moment, you know. i have ambitions. i think ambitions and plans e two different kind of things. you know, i had ambitions of playing music, you know, and just being able to play my whole life. ♪ back in the hood who would have known ♪ that it would feel so good. ♪ >> i affectionately call my life, like, it's like the "wizard of oz." dorothy goes, "how do i find this yellow brick road?" and he says, "follow the yellow bricroad." "well, where is it?" "you're standing on it!" >> reporter: and you were standing on it. >> i was standing on the yellow brick road the whole time, my whole life. ♪ i been gone too long it's good to be here ♪ it's good to be anywhere it's good to be back ♪ good to be home again it's good to be you ♪ it's g

enrollment, learning lost during a lengthy school shutdown and hiring a new superintendent to replace vince matthews, who is retiring in june. >> parents are paying attention to what is happening on their school boards across the state, across the country. they are focused on what these school boards are or are not doing. mayor breed needs to pay close attention. >> reporter: here is the million-dollar question, is the mayor giving any hints about potential appointees? >> reporter: her office made it very clear before today's news conference that she would not be naming any potential candidates, but you certainly have to assume that she had the list already. she will be interviewing potential candidates in the near future before that new seven-member board will take over, sometime next month. ryan? >> thank you very much, kenny choi reporting live in sentences go. the overwhelming vote to remove the three sentences go school board members became a topic of discussions at the white house. the press secretary was asked about the president's reaction. >> we understand where parents are coming

winter months or a quiet time for them all in one day he found an ad for 2 old motorcycle sate cars . vince fee added a couple of plastic water pikes his skin and his bobsled was done. nobody knows where sorrows grows far. i built a jumping track out of spare would an old furniture. he the whole thing cost me a total of about $100.00 euro. so seems 0, are you agree with the thought this andy, find this original soviet, you're a bobsled in a pile of garbage. his wife doesn't mind the yard being converted into a bobsled run. oh, we can use it in the summer too. we just pours soapy water down it and slide down on plastic season, but it's still winter at the bears, and the bobsled run needs more than sub 0 temperatures. it also needs daily maintenance. who knows? maybe this humble bobsled run could launch someone's olympic career one day. representing latvia, of course now that is a kid who is fast tracking his career. that's it for this week until next time. a good buy from me and the entire team here at focus on europe. have a safe and happy week ahead. ah, ah. with ah, with who enter the con

. >> is it vince for vince lombardi. >> they said it is very fitting. >> could be vince lombardi. >>ay, washing a storm system develop, bringing rocky snow making its way east. severe storms at night through the central and southern plains. warm temperature surge here in the east with plenty of sunshine that's what's going on around the >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall, take a live look outside in san francisco. it's a beautiful day. we're starting out cool but temperatures will warm up as we head through the upper 60s for much of the peninsula, parts of the south bay into the east bay, 70 degrees in the north bay this afternoon, so the warm up will be significant. still pretty windy today. the winds calm down tomorrow into the end of the week. we have warm weather, but it will be cooling down for presidents day into early next week. >> and that's your latest weather. guys >> al, thanks. >>> turning now to one of the most recognizable super models of all time. linda evangelista. for the last several years she's been in hiding after she says a popular cosmetic treatment l

mince protocols, but mister zalinski announced a few days ago that he no longer was interested in the vince protocols. he wanted to bring ukraine into nato and get nuclear weapons. all of those were red lines for russia, and that's probably what spurred this russian military operation in ukraine to straighten out the situation. i was speaking with someone earlier and trying to explain the fact that they were asking, is there any possibility that this can be a short conflict now? and i mentioned the fact that right now we have players who are getting involved, that it takes the mechanisms to get them involved. it's a really slow process, but once that process is started, it's hard to retract. it's hard to pull them back if you will. so the un security council has now called for a rare emergency special session meeting on monday. that's one of those mechanisms that is starting to move. what can we expect from that? well, it, it seems to me that the resolution to condemn russia's military operation in ukraine, which was vetoed by russia at the un security council will be passed along to the un

so i'm in vince, which is about 200 kilometers south west of kia, but it's taking me more or less 10 hours to get here. i'm pretty chaotic seems to do so in that report in care of this morning. most people like us having to spend the night in a bomb raid shelter, people who didn't have that. that would be a metro station. and then kind of leaving the shelter to find the city just the morning. basically, no pedestrians out on the street for a few cause just an angst looking kind of police trying to secure the government cotton center of care. and even though the, the curfew doesn't apply during the day. people mostly trying to say, i'm trying to keep a low profile if they're not making their way out. and then when we tried to leave an endless sea of cause heading south and west away from those main russian offense, it's coming from the north and the northeast. people are trying to head straight proponent to leave ukraine's big city in the west issue that there has been fighting within about 1015 close to that main road. so pretty scary prospect people being stuck in, in endless traffi

what and despite diplomatic play thought which mind is vince again trying, moving you the latest date is 2022 winter olympics. how's era? ah, i think he has to realize that it would be a gigantic mistake for him to move on ukraine. the u. s. president warns vladimir putin off for meeting with the german chancellor on a day of intense diplomatic activity. and in moscow, the russian president says he's open to considering western proposals on ukraine. offer, meeting with the french liter emanuel macro. ah, logan, like he said, i'll be you're watching al jazeera life from doe are also coming up. the is ready, spying scandal deepens off to allegations police use pegasus software to spy on prominent figures, including associates, of the former prime minister, eighty's premier, reject scolds to step down to his term ens, racing fears of more instability. ah, well, leaders are stepping up their efforts to defuse the crisis in ukraine in washington . the u. s. president joe biden host at the german chancellor, olaf schultz. mister biden warned russia of strict economic measures, including blo

. >> my name is vince, and i'm a faculty member of the hospitality arts and culinary school here in sanh year. the program is very, very rich in what this industry demands. cooking, health, safety, and sanitation issues are included in it. it's quite a complete program to prepare them for what's happening out in the real world. >> the first time i heard about this program, i was working in a restaurant, and the sous chef had graduated from this program. he was very young to be a sous chef, and i want to be like him, basically, in the future. this program, it's awesome. >> it's another world when you're here. it's another world. you get to be who you are, a person get to be who they are. you get to explore different things, and then, you get to explore and they encourage you to bring your background to the kitchen, too. >> i've been in the program for about a year. two-year program, and i'm about halfway through. before, i was studying behavioral genetics and dance. i had few injuries, and i couldn't pursue the things that i needed to to dance, so i pursued my other passion, cooking. whe

>> yes, captain vince wong is the captain of the vrbo equipment. >> commissioner nakajo: that's good. continuity. i'm on last page, 35 [indiscernible] i hope i'm saying his name right? >> we're being superstitious. we're not filling the job until we see nick out in the field. >> commissioner nakajo: all right, chief o'connor. i like that. i like covering the bases and the opportunities there. all i know is, chief nicholson, with all the members coming in, that's a big demand for all the uniforms. nothing is far more better than level one or two. any member that wears the uniform or a shirt or recognition within the department, i just think it makes so much sense, and also, commissioners, at that port commission, what was going on in terms of chief nicholson, did i say that right, the technical program that trains young members of the bayview community? >> the city e.m.t. program, is that what you're referring to, vice president? >> commissioner nakajo: i just encourage the formality of all of that, chief nicholson. that's all i have. and thank you for your comprehensive report. madam

vince coglianese, you are a sage political thinker. 2 nailed it with your predictions on when the mandatesgoing to end. what are your thoughts about what i said about the great underclass. >> whatever political party you register for dictates whether you get treated with preference or privilege. it's not hypocrisy, it's hierarchy. either you are with us or you are not. and if you are not with us you will be crushed. one of the things that stands out to me in your monologue is children suffering will be used as a bargaining chip by the far left. democrat governors are finally announcing we'll let you take the masks off your children. there was never a scientific basis for having them wear them in the first place. they want credit for lock you in jail and giving an hour of yard time. the whole thing is preposterous but it's an election year. the political winds are restraining the democrats. as we get close to the report card we call the american election is when the democrats will back off ever so slightly because they don't want the voters to punish them. dan: do you think the voters forge

i later was informed it was attributed to vince lombardi.hter] but whoever the hell gave the quote -- [laughter] it makes sense. here's the quote, practice makes permanent. only perfect practice makes perfect. my challenge to everyone involved in this fight against cancer. take a hard look at your practice. ask yourself, are you practicing perfectly or am i practicing to make the old way permanent? old practices created data silos, minimized the role of patients, fostered the wrong kind of competition instead of the right kind of collaboration. and i know we can get this right i'm positive we can by not losing sight of the ultimate goal. the patient's health. and by not losing sight of something else i also leave. america is the single place on earth single country that can be defined, as i told xi jinping, by one word, possibilities. possibilities. when we work together in america, there is nothing nothing beyond our capacity. nothing. so, let's show the world what's possible. let's show the world that we're committed. let's show that we ca

vince and pennsylvania says it has been too strong. -- in pennsylvania says it has been too strong. caller: i'm confused why the media when you watch msnbc, fox, they all report the same story. there is no mention at all about the coup that occurred in 2014. there is no mention of russia's naval base in crimea. there was a guy named numb chomsky who wrote a book called manufacturing consent and it is scary how the news can get everybody on board for war. with no mention of past history. that is all i have. host: for past history of ukraine, a full-page spread here from usa today. it is the back page of usa today. as russian troops crossed over ukraine's border, we look at the history and relationship between the nations. the timeline there if you want to check it out, going back to 1991 after the vote for independence. ukraine sought to shed his soviet past. crane's desk ukraine's adopt -- ukraine's adoption of d communication laws led to renaming -- decommunization laws led to renaming. support for pro-russian parties decreased to below 20% since 2014 according to the central elect

what and despite diplomatic play, cloth will china is vince again trying. moving you the latest from dayton's 2022 winter olympics on houses era. from the 1968 olympics went to black athletes, tommy smith and john carlos, raise their fist in the black power salute during the national anthem. to mohammed ali risking his career and boxing by refusing to be drafted to fight in the vietnam war through billie jean king leading the fight for equal treatment of women, political statements. they've long been a part of us sport. more recently, we've seen athletes protesting police brutality, like naomi osaka, wearing face mask bearing the names of people killed by the police in the united states. and in 2016, a seminal moment. how and cabinet a player and the national football league, or nfl, began kneeling during the national anthem to protest racial injustice. then last week, just after we reported the conversation that you're about to watch. another moment of reckoning, fired miami dolphins coach brian flores is suing the nfl m 3 teams alleging systemic and struc

los angeles rams winning a thrilling contest against the cincinnati bengals 23-20 to vin the coveted vinceme in history. ed the second team ever to win a super bowl in their own stadium. the tampa bay buccaneers did it last season. andy scholes was there to take it in. >> super bowl in los angeles is going to go down as one of the best ever. it had it all, emotional lead changes, injury, an incredible halftime show people are saying it was the best ever. showing it how it went down. bengals joe burrow playing his first super bowl, showing up in style. check out that suit combo he was rocking. winn we had the rock to hype up the fans. they had a lot to cheer on early on. odell beckham, jr., got them on the board. o.b.j. went down holding his knee. he would be unable to return to to game. pick it up in the third quarter, very first play of the second half, the bengals coming out hot. burrow going deep for t. higgins. he hauls it in. a lot of people wondering if that should have been offensive pass interference, but no flag. 75 yard touchdown. bengals take the lead 17-13. they'd have the lead

one team going to take on the vince lombardi trophy this year but tonight there is some other hardwarehandbell. the stars are out in los angeles kicking off super bowl lvi weekend and celebrity the nfl's best and brightest to the nfl honors taking over the youtube theater in los angeles will find out who will bring home the games most coveted awards. this year's ceremony is hosted by keegan michael key with the words presented by current players and legends of the game . hollywood in full force with presenters like jimmy kimmel, katy perry and more. up for the m.v.p. award is aaron rodgers. he is the favorite after a stellar but controversial season to possibly his last with the packers. tom brady put up incredible stats and a tampa bay before announcing this is his final season in the nfl. nfl comeback player of the year is between another pair of qb spin joe burrow and dak prescott. both coming back from crippling injuries this season. also beheaded out, the nfl men of the year award honoring and nfl players commitment to humanity. five nfl greats will go home with the coveted olden

reporter: a heartbreaking loss for the bangles who were hoping for their first vince lombardi trophy. a lot of work into going up there and executing and performing well. degrees in los angeles, nothing sizzled as hot as the super bowl halftime performance. headliner snoop dogg, dr. dre, eminem, mary j. blige, and kendrick lamar performing a medley of their greatest hits in an epic ode to california, the show dropping even more surprises on the field. grammy winner anderson paak on the drums, and 50 cent in with his hit from 20 years ago. in cincinnati, hopes still alive as fans saluting a magical run and a bright future. >> it is always like so cool to see a team grow and have the city support them through their good times and bad. having them finally succeed is amazing. we are so proud. reporter: morgan norwood, abc news, los angeles. dan: it was a pretty good show. mike, i thought the commercials were not too bad. there were some pretty good ones. the game was fun. sloppy ending for the bengals but a fun game. and the halftime show was a kick. mike: the halftime show was amazing. t

the former president is not named as a president in vince's lawsuit. he find vinman from the national security council two years ago. >>> the fbi has identified some people it wants to find in the way of bomb threats targeting historically black colleges. the fbi said it hasn't found any explosive devices but the agency is treating it as violent extremism and hate crimes. the threats coincided with the first day of black history month. >>> four men have been arrested and charged in connection with the overdose death of the wire actor michael k. williams. they are allegedly part of a drug trafficking organization and sold the fentanyl laced heroin that led to williams' death. he was found in his new york city apartment with drug paraphernalia near his body. >>> some competitions at the beijing winter olympics are underway. as the athletes hit the slopes l political tensions distract from the games? we're live from beijing with the very latest. that is next. the reality of living with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease... means you

a tribute to -- i was later informed it was a tribute to vince lombardy. but whoever the hell gave the quote, it makes sense. here's the quote. practice makes permanent. only perfect practice makes perfect. my challenge to everyone involved in this fight against cancer, take a hard look at your practice. ask yourself if you're practicing perfectly. am i practicing to make the old way permanent. old practices have created data silos, minimize the role of patients, foster the wrong kind of competition instead of the right kind of collaboration. i know we can get this right. i'm positive we can. by not losing sight of the ultimate goal. the patient's health. by not losing sight of something else i also believe. america is a single place on earth, single country that can be defined as i told xi, by one word. possibilities. possibilities. when we work together in america, there is nothing beyond our capacity. nothing. so let's show the world what's possible. let' show the world that we're committed. let's show that we can do big things in the united states of a

soon, the talking will be overcome as the battle for the vince liberty trophy gets under way and thew, or so i am told. finally, let's just return to the winter olympics. the first of the bobsleigh medals will be won over the weekend. this is the two—man brazilian bob on a training run — edson bindillatti, the pilot at the front, giving his brakeman edson martins a handshake for goodluck. here they go. what could possibly go wrong? edson hanging on. and away they go. i think you can see it better from this angle. i think it is safe to say, they have got a bit of work to do over the weekend. it was not smooth, was it? that's just about it from sportsday. a reminder of our top story. great britain's slaters, usually anchors for medals at the olympics, would not be making it onto the podium for skeleton in beijing. great britain still waiting for the first medal of the games. you can get all the latest news on the website, but from me and the sportsday team, whatever sport you're following, have a great weekend. hello there. friday brought us a dry, sunny, cold day thanks to high pressu

kailey: what vince is describing is essentially the definition of headline risk, and maybe that is going to stick around for a while. talk about commodities because that is where we are seeing the most decisive reaction today. oil prices absolutely cratering. russia is especially sensitive to that. how does that factor into your thinking? damian: you are talking about one of the world's largest oil producers potentially invading one of the world's largest wheat producers. every major commodity market except maybe precious metals are in backwardation, which means you get paid to carry further along the curve. from a commodity perspective, i completely agree with you. in russia, let's take a step back. look at the fundamentals. the fundamentals and russia are healthy. but if you look at the central bank, they hike last month. we asked pickett 100 basis points in marked, another 50 in april. unemployment is at an all-time low. the economy is running red hot. if you want to talk about putting money into russia, you are not going to put it into russia local denominated debt. guy: just in term