i was like, you know, "'the walking dead' juice has always been worth the squeeze.">> 11 seasons, 12 years. [ cheers and applause yeah, you know, this last season, too, was a full year, which was exhausting >> jimmy: yeah >> and you're in the woods and you're crying, and you're killing, and you're screaming, and fighting you know, you've seen the show >> jimmy: exactly. >> it's not "succession" where you're, like, on a yacht having caviar you know, we're eating squirrels and killing each other. >> jimmy: that would be a little disappointing >> "succession" call me, by the way. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is you hear on your first episode when daryl -- [ cheers and applause --you survived. it's also been announced that you're going to have a spinoff series >> yeah.in-off series. do you know anything about that do you have any details? you know, it was originally carol and i -- melissa mcbride and i. >> jimmy: yeah >> and she's taking time off like, you know, 12 years is a grueling schedule, and she wanted to take some time off so, she's doing that and she deserves it.

and much worse and more offensive than the walking dead, the president understands that he doomed allin. he doesn't know it himself, 7 out of 10 americans. would like to have it replaced. he, of course, can still read this to the reader himself, but he is the walking dead, but biden couriers go to kiev for group photos with zelensky from the pentagon literally drives ukraine forward the americans, in general, are reconsidering their participation in the operation, up to the discussion about sending military personnel to ukraine about biden himself used to trade in this before, but no one seriously took his words due to frequent reservations and blunders perceived an. podmarev the results of the week ntv television company and after all look already, romania has approved. here , on its territory, the american battalion of the f-35 fighter detachment, the most expensive biden in history, is really ready for big expenses and big risks. he cannot allow, after all the statements about the imminent victory of ukraine, anyone to doubt american power and the american ability to punish the rus

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and those who have accepted jesus as our personal savior otherwise you have the walking dead when i lookn the crayon box a white crayon and a black crayon nobody on planet earth the feels that color the only thing on a white person is the silver liningve of god living on a black person from africa is the black hair on the skin or face. host: what about the alleged purchase of the gun by the shooter do we anticipate the house will press for more gun control legislation quick. >> definitely we have seen the correlation the more guns on the street than the more violence we see in growing in the hands of younger and younger people and it goes back that i hate to look at things with the silver bullet with more gun restrictions that will not take away the terrorist activity. and those that actually make sure that we are stopping the use of the justify of the killing. >> but my question is we have been in this country for so long why do we have to ratify those voting rights and another question i have is i understand bringing up the middle class period people that live under bridges in atlanta

yeah, yeah, i was that guy, yeah. >> stephen: well, you were on walking dead for years.it like, how does it feel to actually have the flaying after having fighting people who have the flaying for so long. were you a zombie. >> yes, i was, yes, i was. i think that there is, look, we're in it. i think that, as you know, man, i think we got to the only thing we know about this thing is we don't know anything about this thing. we have to be respectful of the various different ways that people approach it and the different fears and just try to-- . >> stephen: yeah, and be nice to each other. okay. i just found out, you studied acting at the moscow art theater, moscow theater of arts, and a seumed that you have to read an actor prepares and stuff like that. >> i did. >> stephen: what was that like to study theater in a country, well, in moscow what is it like to study theater in moscow. >> i'm enormously grateful for my time there. moscow especially when i was in, it was a beautiful city, a brutal city. >> stephen: when was this. >> late 90s, easterly's 2000. >> stephen: wild

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but remember the exploits. 12 years after the escape i was walking along red square, and it seemed to me that all our people, living and dead, were walking by vladimir sokolov and pyotr kutergin went to the front, and a month later they died while crossing the kontr river. vova nemchenko died during the storming of berlin, but we were there together and everyone around from little to great shouted to us. brightly illuminated the faces of my friends. well, captain full let's go. let's now dries the water changed and come on. hold on. vasya, comrade colonel, i have one tank left from the battalion. there is a stand to the death. the germans went out to nefyodov with a twinkle of light. an order to cover the retreat of the headquarters of the hospital brigade. why do you want to cover mish? department of ladies foreman granny so here it is and give it. i wish you good health. i report on the way the auto kitchen repelled the vile attack of the enemy tank. hot meals delivered . i kiss your kolya . will you send a letter? comrade captain consider the question go ahead support the artillery we can not cope, and you must cope. tac

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otherwise you have the walking dead out here.n i looked in the crayon box, there was a white crayon and a black crayon and nobody on planet earth fulfills that color. the only thing on a white person that is white is the silver line of god's will shining on them. only black thing on a black person is the black care on their skin or face. host: all right, gary, two comments about the alleged purchase by the alleged shooter. do you anticipate the house will press for more gun control legislation? guest: definitely. we have to because we have seen the correlation where the more guns on the street being purchased, the more violence we are seeing. we see the violence going in the hands of younger and younger people who are parading these guns in the streets. going back to a punitive effects, i always hate to look at things with a silver bullet. we know with more gun restrictions that will not take away all of the terrorist activity we see in the country. we have to start pushing forward policies and the entirety and that is why we are

overturned automatically the laws hanging around on the books dormant will be reanimated like the walking dead and become living anti- -- or abortion criminal laws, criminalizing abortion. and so now courts are going to have to look at whether or not those violate their independent state constitutions. it is the case that individual states can offer more protection than the federal constitution in some areas. the federal constitution is often just a floor, a minimum standard. but as the court points out in this opinion, the michigan supreme court may eventually revisit this issue and decide that there is greater protection under the michigan supreme court. in this case it's because of a right to bodily integrity, which didn't exist in the michigan law until relatively recently. so this is going to be an issue that will come up nationwide if the supreme court overturns roe. >> i was going to ask -- do you anticipate in other states? i would think if and when the supreme court does do as the presumption is they likely will do based on the document to overturn roe. >> yes, this is going to be an

multiple people shot, at least ten dead, after a man walked into a supermarket and opened fire with a rifle. the massive police presence at the scene. the suspected gunman dressed in military fatigues and wearing a helmet, now in custody. what we're learning about the suspect tonight. and the fbi investigating this as both a hate crime and racially motivated violent extremism. our team standing by in new york and washington with late details just coming in. >>> also tonight, thousands taking to the streets in cities across the country, marching for and against abortion rights. the intense reaction on both sides to that leaked supreme court draft opinion, suggesting the justices are ready t overturn roe v. wade.

ifeel quite strange, walking on the dead here.en 7000 and 1500 bc, the hunter—gatherer chinchorro people called this area home and developed complex mummification practices which have astounded 21st—century researchers. last year, chinchorro burial culture was officially recognised by unesco, who placed it on their world heritage list. and many hope this will transform awareness of these remarkable mummified bodies. when you think of mummies, you think of the ancient egyptians wrapped in bandages, but these guys here, there are sticks where their bones are, there's masks, and what's fascinating is these smaller mummies of children and babies. wow. behind the scenes, at san miguel de azapa museum, the careful study and preservation of the majority of the chinchorro mummies takes place. there are so many mummies here, vivien. how many? yes, we have about 70 mummies, chinchorro mummies, in this store. let me show you. it's quite small. what can you tell me about this mummy? because if it was me, i would be very scared to work here. w

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many in sandy hook had to walk over and around dead bodies. these are horrific, grizzly stories. same thing can be said about neighborhoods where i live, in the south end of hartford, where kids fear for their lives every day when they walk to school. for many of the kids, school is a safe place. every day is a trauma because they fear for their lives. we need to understand we are putting on top of kids, who are already living in an era of social media and pandemics, a level of trauma and fear that makes it very difficult for them to learn when they're in school. i've got two school-aged kids and you have young kids, and the idea they have to worry about where they are going to run if a shooter walks in instead of how they're going to do on a test that day. it only happens in america. whether it happens in a neighborhood or in a school, those communities never, ever recover. that's just the reality. >> brennan: thank you for that. on the specifics, how would your federal background check have stopped either of these two shooters. in buffalo and texas, neither had criminal issues o

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i'll do there a journal, assuring the walk that was shot dead by is ready forces. she was shot in the base of her head by single high velocity bullets in the occupied west bank. on wednesday, she was covering the israeli grades in the city of jeanine. i'm just going to pause the 2nd to see if we have translation here and my apologies. we do not seem to have a translation yet. we will work on getting that. ah, as i was saying that tara is ready, army has admitted that soldiers from and each unit 5, dozens of bullets during the red, but have not admitted responsibility for her death. serene was 51 years old, and famous around the world fair documenting life. under israeli occupation. we now have translation, so let's listen who lost their lives. wearing the press best. we must protect them every journalist actually and we wish her all the blessings of god. her out of sort of and the was killed also was assassinated also and her i don't want to name country as life, but i wanted to live and one that the policies are not terrorists and her ensure love, god dwelling sha

the the news global condemnation after veteran al jazeera correspondence, should he not walk the is shot dead by israeli forces while covering, arrayed in the occupied westbank? ah. i'm hammered jim jones, this is alger alive from door. how with extensive coverage of should in a block list, killing thousands, gathered as her body was carried into the networks family office. where should he worked? these railey military has admitted soldiers from an elite unit fire dozens of bullets during the raid, but hasn't admitted responsibility for her death. but despite international calls for a transparent investigation, few palestinians believe that any one will be held accountable. ah, the killing of an al jazeera journalist by israeli forces has sent reverberations across the arab world, sparking shock grief and demands for an investigation. sharina barkley was shot in the head while covering an israeli raid in the city of jeanine. al jazeera media network has called it a blatant murder, violating international laws. these really military has admitted soldiers from an elite unit fire dozens of bulle

on this rebell brance day, prooepss walked among the dead and volunteer soldiers came to pay their respectsraifs of their brothers in arms. >> translator: piece tthese peo heroes. they came to defend our city and gave their lives for this. for the city and the civilians standing behind them. >> reporter: for igor's family, there is comfort in that. he died march 21st. his eldest son was wounded with him and is now in the hospital. his wife, alla, came with their other son. just 10, he's dressed a uniform to honor his dad. how have you been able to go on? >> translator: all of us are staying in the hospital. i don't know how we manage, but now i know that in the hospital, it's easier for me, because i know how to live there. but how to live outside the hospital, i don't know. we can't live at our house because it was destroyed. there are no windows, no heating, no water. on monday, my eldest son will have an p 0 ration, but i believe that everything will be around, because i don't know how it could get any worse. >> reporter: what do you want people to know about your husband? >> translator:

. >> i saw the gunman and i seen three people that when i was walking in the store, they was laid on the ground deadt was, if we would have walked then three minutes later, we probably would have been dead with them. because everybody that was front of the store, he killed them. >> minutes away from being killed? >> yes, i know i was, i know we was, i was thinking god must-have protected us because i don't know how we made it out the parking lot in that store before -- it happened like seconds. we got in the store and then you start hearing gunshots. there was one, one older lady really, it really hurt me because. when i walked and i saw her chest standing near, she was looking through her purse like she was working for her phone for something. and when i came out, she was lying there dead with the card on top of her. and that really, really hurt me. i'm, like dang, i just saw this lady, i just walk past her. and then the guy that was putting his groceries in there, he was dead. and then this lady laid out, on the ground with her brain's blood out with just blood all over the ground. it was terrible

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on this remembrance day, priests walked among the dead and volunteer soldiers came to pay their respectstouching the graves of their brothers in arms. >> translator: these people are heros, they were not trained military. they were ordinary men. they came to defend their city and gave their lives for this. for the city and civilians who were standing behind them. >> reporter: for this family, there is comfort in that. igor died march 21, his eldest son was wounded with him and is now in the hospital. his wife, ala, came with their other son. just 10, he is dressed in a uniform to honor his dad. how have you been able to go on? >> translator: all of us are staying in the hospital. i don't know how we manage. but now i know that in the hospital, it is easier for me because i know how to live there. but how to live outside the hospital, i don't know. we can't live at our house because it was destroyed. there are no windows, no heating, no water. on monday my eldest son will have an operation. but i believe that everything will be all right because i don't know how it could get any worse. >>

when i walked out, they was dead. that could have been me. that's all i keep saying, that could have been us. >> the horror so many people witnessed inside and outside this store, and jenny told me she can't stop thinking about that woman she walked past on the way in and finding her lying in the parking lot when she got out. this investigation is fast moving and what they're already learning about the gunman's past, the concern around the time of his high school graduation, and law enforcement and their interaction with him before. here's our chief justice correspondent, pierre thomas, also here in buffalo tonight. >> reporter: tonight, law enforcement sources telling abc news that less than a year ago peyton gendron was taken into custody, accused of threatening behavior around the time of his high school graduation. those sources say that when assigned to write a paper about his post-graduation plans, he allegedly referenced committing murder-suicide. the school called the state police. >> he was evaluated and then released. >> there was a

people now walking the streets who might have been dead had we not passed these laws. but today the n.r.a. has made it all but impossible for even the bare minimum to move forward in congress, and the other side is all too ready to bow in obeisance to the n.r.a. and service to their whims. madam president, these types of shootings used to be rare, so rare in fact that each occurrence stood apart as a singular event. but now these shootings happen so frequently that the nation can barely keep up, barely mourn the ten people shot in the grocery store in buffalo before being rocked to our collective core by the slaughter of 19 elementary school children in a predominantly latino community of uvalde, texas. these shootings happen everywhere -- movie theaters, grocery stores, colleges campuses, high schools, elementary schools, elementary schools with beautiful children getting ready to move out into the prime of life. honestly, i thought sandy hook ten years ago would be the breaking point. i thought that that would be the tragedy that forced republicans to examine their c

, i was walking along red square, and it seemed to me that all our people were walking nearby, both the living and the dead vladimir sokolov and pyotr kutergin went to the front, and a month later they died while crossing the kontr river vova nemchenko died. but we were there together and all around, young and old, shouted glory to us and volleys of salutes brightly illuminated the faces of my friends. but captain full let's go. hello dangerous has been released and is now under the control of our army. now i can confirm this fact 100%, and in other areas of neo-nazis , loopholes are closed with armored sheets of burnt houses throughout russia. vladimir putin today at a meeting announced significant damage from wildfires this year. heads of regions are obliged to ensure that fires are extinguished inconveniently interview for britain sky news host interrupted diplomat polyansky live decided to close the interview, you know that this is not quite the bloodiest battle in the history of the great patriotic war in the rzhev battle for the motherland over a million soldiers and commanders of the red army. and n

on this remembrance day, priests walked among the dead and volunteer soldiers came to pay their respectsotheir brorts in arms. >> translator: these people are heroes. thern not traped military. they were ordinary men. they came to defend their city, and gave their lives for this. the city and civilians standing behind them. >> reporter: for igor's family, this is comfort in that. igor died march 1st. his eldest son was wounded with him, and now this the hospital. igor's wife ala came with their other son. just ten, he is dressed in a uniform to honor his dead. >> how could he have been able to go on? >> translator: all of us are staying in the hospital. i don't know how we managed but now i know in the hospital it is easier for me because i know how to live there. but how to live outside the hospital? i don't know. we have got to leave our house because it was destroyed. there are no window, no heating, no water. on monday, my ebltd eldest son will have an operation but everything will be all right because i don't know how it could get any worse. >> what do you want people to know about

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council orders an urgent inquiry, and the bbc sees first—hand evidence of unarmed civilians shot dead as they walky. translation: they| killed a 65-year-old. what for? i am not so much furious as full of grief. after days of violent unrest in sri lanka, a veteran politician is sworn in as the new prime minister. hundreds forced to flee from a fast—moving wildfire in southern california that's already destroyed dozens of mansions. biden�*s baby formula crisis — following days of criticism, the us president announces measures to tackle the nationwide acute shortage. and a trifle has triumphed in the search for the ultimate pudding to mark the queen's platinum jubilee. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the kremlin has accused western countries of using the un human rights council to demonise russia, after the body voted to investigate alleged war crimes in ukraine. the inquiry will examine accusations that moscow's forces carried out atrocities north of kyiv at the start of the war. in shocking images caught on cctv, the bbc has found clear evidence of war crimes alleged

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council orders an urgent inquiry and bbc sees evidence first hand of unarmed civilians shot dead as they walkway. the us passes one million covid—related deaths. joe biden says each death is "an irreplaceable loss". this pandemic isn't over. today, we mark a tragic milestone here in the united states. police in the uk issue dozens more fines for downing street staff who broke covid rules. but the british prime minister isn't among them. after days of violent unrest in sri lanka, a veteran politician is sworn in as the new prime minister. the first—ever image of the monster black hole at the centre of our galaxy. and a trifle has triumphed in the search for the ultimate pudding to mark the queen's platinumjubilee. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello, and welcome to the programme. the kremlin has accused western countries of using the un human rights council to demonise russia, after the body voted to investigate alleged war crimes in ukraine. the inquiry will examine accusations that moscow's forces carried out atrocities north of kyiv at the start of the w

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