he is, in fact, a bitter fry, and wally . fact, a bitter fry, and wally.bnews.com/yoursay let's get reaction from tonight's top pundits, broadcaster and journalist nina myskow, actor and television star christopher biggins, and former editor of the news of the world neil wallace. neil i'll come to you in a moment. and nina. but biggins, you are the showbiz legend on this programme, a much bigger name than stephen fry with a longer career. your reaction to these remarks ? yes. remarks? yes. >> well, i have to say that he is absolutely charming. i've always liked him and always respected his work and the unfortunate thing nowadays, i think, mark, is it's very difficult to say anything about anybody and certainly i think this is where he's come unstuck this is where he's come unstuck this particular time , because i this particular time, because i don't think he's thought it through. but i've, i absolutely adore him. i think he's very clever . and i adore him. i think he's very clever. and i think it's very unfortunate that all these things are happening now

yeah, wally, too.lub. it's his buddy's club. what was the name of your friend? >> sam. >> seth: sam. [ light laughter ] sam's club. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] we're going to sam's club. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i don't think sam's club is the type of club you think it is. >> really? is it the kind of club that has the coolest stuff like real big tvs, juicy steaks, exclusive, high-quality furniture and trampolines? [ light laughter ] plus the members mart community has 50,000 members that provide input on products before they even reach clubs? [ light laughter ] >> seth: well, yeah. that's exactly the type of club it is. >> well that's the type of club we're going to. it's gonna be so tight. [ light laughter ] but don't worry. if we get carded, all we have to do is show our i.d. [ laughter ] right, wally? >> i get carded everywhere i go. >> seth: that is a sam's club i.d. >> yeah. and the best part is, you can skip the line. >> seth: skip the line? >> yeah, skip the checkout line when you

wally, on snow, palestinians taking refuge in northern ross. i have to flee constance idea, fonts. hillary shilling around that makes you have 10 come. those in the comm subset does know where it's safe to go and wish i'm going to go to mcdonough. i'm on no way safe. every other day, we are displaced on the an hour ago, the phone just here. every night we can sleep a cup. i'll ask anyone here. we can sleep well water it for the children, but when i could stay here but i was ready for the kids to come on them, but yeah, it may, i for she, i mean i kind of put it in there is no place you can call caesar we're just looking for a place we can rest and we're really exhausted here. there is hardly any water that it's sold, teen whether no one helps us here. we have been stranded here for 2 months and no one has given us anything while we mad me. mon and division activist shed a hot breaking story, palestinian friend, who was in rafa struggling to survive. levine, a mask on his word, she could lose touch with her at any moment. and so they've been mov

i appreciate you trying. >> wally, thank you. great to see you.e coming right back. (♪♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com >>> welcome back to "squawk box." i'm dominic chu with a check before we head out of the show with top headlines. check out what's happening with intel. the dow component semiconductor companies up 1.5% after announcing a new line of artificial intelligence chips at the conference in taiwan. it comes a day after nvidia and advanced micro made an announcement at the same conference. watch what's happening anything india based including this etf down 7% premarket, this after election results are projected to show that prime minister narendra modi is going to win but not by as much of a landslide as previously though

ugh. [ laughter ] >> wally likes it. >> seth: yeah, wally loves it. >> and wiig played nancy pelosi andmething on her or something and touch her boobs. >> seth: yeah. >> and i was so terrified to do that, 'cause i was like -- and she's like, "go to town." [ laughter ] by the way, don't say, "go to town." [ laughter ] >> seth: you know what sketch which did not get its due? from the -- i feel like it aired where she was auditioning. >> oh boy. >> seth: you know what sketch i'm -- >> yep. >> seth: it did air, right? >> it did air. >> seth: it was very funny. but i remember, she was auditioning, and it was her saying the things she wouldn't do. >> she wouldn't do in an audition. and then the things she would do. >> seth: right. >> and none of them had anything to do with anything about the actual scene. >> seth: yeah. it was like a -- it was like a very, like -- commercial she was auditioning for. >> absolutely. but the reason she got the audition was because she could -- she was -- he had proven that she was such a good actor because she was in the stanley steemer commercial where she has

it out to wally. his own jaspin restaurants since 2019 he says the current center by clean doesn't work for anybody. >>just is not good for us. the parking is not working. we have lost a lot of money last year. a lot of my neighbors have when adam business >>but it's working out perfectly for bikers like craig sakowicz, who writes some valencia at least once a week >>away better than any of the other bike lanes. from the perspective of its it's just safer for bikes. but it's only this part where it's down the middle that it's actually safer for bikes. you're not going to get hit by a car door. >>sfm day will take its new proposal before the city. a week from today. we reached out to sfm to about the claims the community was not approach about a possible change to the bike lanes. we have not heard back just >>yet. >>still ahead at noon and streaming on cbs news bay area, her family came to the u. s for a better life. now she's taking her shot by getting her degree. but her journey was not easy. >>11th

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can wally? thank you so much for joining us this morning. can you talk to us first? about how unusual it is that something like this got posted online that appeared to be a decision or a draft decision well we've seen it once before, of course. and the infamous leaps leak of the dobbs decision. this is a massive breach of protocol and really embarrassing for the supreme court. and i think it raises a bigger issue as to whether these leaks have some rationale behind them other than just error because i'm sure the people that work in the clerk's office at the supreme court are continent professionals. so this is this is odd for sure. sarah if this document that the court is admitting it accidentally posted online actually turns out to be what the ruling actually is. what will this ruling mean for abortion access? and the case in idaho? well, the ruling which i took a look at is almost like a double oops, that is the first group says it was posted, the second oops is basically the court says we shouldn't have granted certiorari. we never should have taken this case beca

and i think we play him, wally likes it. yeah. wally loves it, and, wiig played nancy pelosi, and she was very, and at a certain point, i was supposed to put, spill something on her or something and touch her boobs. yeah. and i was so terrified to do that because i was like, oh, that's not. yeah. and she's like, go to town. and i was. by the way, don't say go to town. you know what sketch which did not get its due from the audience? i feel like it aired where she was auditioning. oh, boy. you know what sketch, it did air, right? it did air. it was very funny. but i remember she was auditioning, and it was her saying the thing she wouldn't do in an audition. and then the thing she would do. right. and none of them had anything to do with anything about the actual scene. it was like a it was like a very, like, anodyne commercial. she was auditioning absolutely. but the reason she got the audition was because she could she was he had proven that she was such a good actor because she was in the stanley steamer commercial, where she ha

you are, wally. as we explained last week, donald trump and his cronies have been complaining non-stop that he is somehow the victim of an unfair legal system supposedly weaponized against him by his political opponents. >> how could this happen? this is america. this is democracy. this isn't the soviet union. this isn't some banana republic. how can this happen? >> this is something you would expect to see in a third world country. >> we have to stand up and say, "we are not a third world country." >> i feel like this is even worse than any kind of banana republic or the soviet union. >> this is tyranny. this is not what's supposed to happen in america. >> would you think this is happening in a third world country? yeah, you would. >> reminiscent of banana republics or the soviet union. >> i mean, this is one step away from alexei navalny. >> you'd think that was the legal system of venezuela or iran or some third world country, not the united states of america. >> communist show trial. you know, ev

later, deputy treasury secretary, wally adeyemo, will join us.ork, and given that number what are the biggest hurdles companies will be facing? >> whether or not you know, the employees are helping them work today. they are doing so in such a way that protects key data and proprietary information. >> how are you helping them make that shift? >> we are helping them understand the key technology requirements so they can deploy gen ai in a safe way, and key optimization targets. we also doing this for ourselves in addition. >> what are you doing at ey that is working that you are sharing with your clients? >> we are a global organization, and it's been complex to do this. we have been on a journey to employ gen ai across the employee base and then use it to augment the way we do work. one good example is our developer capability. we generated with ai a source code and we are getting a massive uplift in productivity and speeding up our time to market. >> thank you so much. >>> the dow riding a five-session winning streak. for more on that and where y

. >> reporter: one of those on board, first lieutenant wally king, remembers the first time he made theg world war ii. >> what we were doing was very dangerous work with low-level dive bombing and strafing. nothing but devastation when i saw it at that time. >> reporter: this time, eight decades later, king and a handful of veterans have come back. ♪ ♪ the music and fanfare can't drown out memories of the horror that was part of their first trip here. >> i was in the first wave. with 90-millimeter guns. you don't know what we're seeing, really. we were all 18, 19-year-olds. and it was loaded. believe me. >> reporter: still, they're drawn to this place, they say, to honor the men and women they call heroes. each marked by a single whitehead stone. >> my buddies here, these are all brothers in arms. >> reporter: this group is, frankly, the last of the survivors. now fighting not enemy soldiers but time. >> they're now, most of them, 100 years old or older. it's important that we give them the very best ceremony that we can. they deserved it. >> reporter: this community transformed. thousa

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the was box proposal includes the exchange of policy and in presence with his wally captives. eventually, withdrawal of israeli forces from garza and a ton of displace palestinians to the heightens masses weights to statement welcoming the un security council faced back the seas fund proposal. the group says it's ready to cooperate with the media. it says to enter into expectations on implementing the deal. meanwhile, at least 20 pounds of students have been killed and is ready bombings across the gaza strip. southern city of con eunice, pull the front of dean is writing strikes is where the forces of killed 6 panelists and ends in the occupied west bank. several rays took place on monday in the northern cities of to come on to us. is there any forces say they talk says policy in suspected of attacking and a legal settlement across the name of village west or from the law as well as killed at least 2 members of hezbollah and as strikes in november, 11th, and around a 150 kilometers from the buddha, attack is one of the 1st operations lowest by, as well as mid a tree since the will on goa

so now, where is wally troops carried out the deadly attack on display civilians that to school within garza city was also good schools of casualties including children. a warning this report does include some disturbing images. this which came from out those 500 school. by the way, the strike kills more than 8 members of one family, including 5 children. the youngest of those was an 18 month old baby. little gulf was born beyond recognition and nothing's for the most. meanwhile, is where the officials justify their actions under the guise of forcing him us. these really are for structure structures that were being used by mazda service in shoddy interrupt stuff. in the northern gauze trip, the terrorist operating side school compounds that were used by him off as a shield ford service of duties. meanwhile, refugees say the civilians by the bronze of such strikes we had from a bus my out to bonnie a refugee at the outlet but reached comping kansas city. and she says israel has not left a single safe place in gaza. this quote is very crowded. its contains about the 3000 deep one. most o

last week, the national parliament gave preliminary approval for the bill and wally's role has been pushing fathering to gas or the idea of spokesman recently made a striking statement that contradicts the mainstream agenda. he said have marcy, it's impossible to destroy, and any other claim is deceptive. towards the public bill, while the government is insisting that it's liberating the enclave and the operation will continue on doing all its goals are reached. come us, is it all you want to see? we're going to make how much disappeared. it seemed to throw in sign in the eyes of the public and how much is an idea? how much is a positive? it's rooted in the hands of the people. whoever thinks we can eliminate him. us is wrong. we've stated very, very clearly that for this world to end, we insist that won't end until all of our goals are met. that is the return of all of our hostages, dismantling. how much is governmental and military capabilities? i'm removing the terrorist threats. we're not going to enable him us to repeatedly commit to the atrocities which they did on october the 7th. th

enjoy the biden's national security advisor jake sullivan has confirmed that the us assistance fee is wally hostage rescue operation, but declined to mention that these house the united states has been providing support to israel for several months and its efforts to help identify the locations of hostages in guys and to support efforts to try to secure their rescue or recovery. i'm not going to get into the specific operational or intelligence related, matters associated with that because we need to protect those. i can only just say that we have generally provided support to the adf. uh so that we can try to get all of the hostages home, including the american hostages, who are still being held. let me say that the box to be good so they can sign it. and so how long is it that we have, you know, somehow events, they give you more information on duration because the image is a service skipped, the image does it, does he have a jewel side? and the 2nd issue, or you can and for what you see before is it out is that to just the fight or this people and the jury duty destruction of the area wa

when is wally drones strong cuz claimed several lives in gauze. so see just a warning. they're all disturbing images ahead. well, this video captures the 1st moments after that attack and dead bodies, as you can see, lying on the streets while the wounded were taken to a nearby hospital. now, according to reports, an id after i didn't find at least to me. so i was at the location to date over 36500 palestinians have been killed since this don't be is really offense in october. the local media report suggests that there are no more operational foster tools. in rafa, there is a few possible, but you can see this video which was supposed to be the last active medical facility. it's currently being moved today. i'll follow up with the dying conditions in gaza. it's health ministry has cooled on the international community and humanitarian organizations to deploy. mold facilities on medical teams to cope with the crisis. is this how ex, a mazda is hospital, is the only hospital providing health services to more than 1000000 people currently. and its clinical capacity cannot

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main wally, ukrainian politician took to social media to points out the russia managed to involve the negotiation process even without being presence to despite the huge budgets invested in convincing us of the success of the swedes photo summit. this is a failure, 1st of all, because from the 1st sports of the speakers, they need to involve the russian federation. in the peace process sounded what turn the peaceful summit into what did we do? it was a meeting of friends to discuss what is already being discussed in turn, the russian federation, without even attending this meeting, issued recognition of the uncontested status of the negotiations, which is also present. and then no tomato president boynton chose to oaks out of his summit and attended account pain, fundraising events in hollywood. instead. the presidents have another lapse of the events and was pulled on stage by his previous us a bar code, bama, whitehouse folks person close the video footage, a cheap fake claiming the president was just taking in the crowds. applause were back in switzerland. we discussed the talks wi

and a massive is wally operation to rescue for hostages. the captives held by the palestinian militant group and the new source area and central dogs that i have most political be around them, but spoke exclusively to auntie about the attack, the physical, the you know, the most recent, the updates on. busy see from the dog, the least 150 by the scene is in the subdivision working and the number is indicated to be bigger because they're offsets. i see this one to the seniors of the time, the laptop. the whole system is the name of this very huge number of casualties tvs, the injured people with the resources were very limited. so therefore we all can think about a must have a gives all a civilian. busy society in the zone. busy which. busy need to know will set up as a to minutes handed is can time out start those. he can 150 the children, one man. busy all the 80, all me say last 2nd, as i said, we have a politically you can choose to deal to get to release all these capture is this in exchange for our business. but he has on was a use the

the is wally prime minister quits. also he dissolved, what countries will cabinets? move came 10 days off the resignation of the phone with defense minister and nothing yahoo rival benny guns, furious protest as rodney downs on the countries parliament clashing with police the the . # the files are frustrated and angry. really, you have gathered in front of the countries column and sickness of hearing jerusalem demanded with resignation. and may say there is a good number of reasons for that. first, 120 hostages still remain captive and gather for more than 250 days, including women and children and elderly people here cannot forgive them. blame the government, not doing an off. also have mass destroyed yet, 9 months to the war and gaza. several battalions of sale in rockland in southern slave. and the idea say they might need at least another month to finish with them . people who are saying they cannot wait any longer. we have a horrible government essentially trying to table any sanders waterfall area. the turner is well in 2 different countries, and we would like

thank you. wally anti war stance of properties. spotty. struck a chord with the vote as across the easy over the weekend with the old established god being delta, bloody nose, as in europe in parliament elections, of the french president's party for it so badly that the pump it's leader to call a snap election at home hawkeye might have my coin denied, he would quit if things don't go his way. as the president must take his place, the future of the republic of the institutions of the country of europe is at stake . national rally doesn't write the constitution. the place of legislative institutions is determined and the place of the president no matter what the results of the elections to for me, it's inviolable. what black hole is saying there is that he is not going to resign . if he loses twice to nothing depends anti establishment national riley party 1st at the you level. and then again at the national level and the staff election that he himself calls. even though, say that if that happens, he will resign, would be totally coherent for a real statement, which i guess would explain

and today is the idea of attack on news. arrived in central garza, the mazda of strike, wasn't as wally operations of rescue for hostages from homos comp service. a summer polled say the desktop has already risen to 210, while the number of injured could swell to 400 bodies are currently being transferred to the accept. mazda is hospital with closely folded angle, the latest details on this, and will keep you fully updated, of course. and it means how many, thanks for joining us. hey, on the international this saturday, keeping on the website oxy dot com for the latest updates and the other thought was more to come down the the the what the here st. petersburg international economic form has been a place where many high profile gas have arrived from all over the world all over the multi polar world. especially at the plenary session that took place of the 3rd day of this very important and internationally noteworthy for them. and we're lucky actually enough today to be joined by one of the highest most v i p guests, one of them that gave a speech and participated in the discussions at t

mohammed around the thank you for now using the was they can, you know, it's a central goes a ways wally, as strikes of code, a woman and child into injured civilians in the, on by law a warning you might find the following images upsetting the 2 ivy if attacks india oh, beloved bones, houses in a residential area. and 2 more people were killed in a separate seas. ready slide on the city. also in central garza 3 of 1st responders withheld. and this is radio strikes us according to social media, post some quotes from out of the hospital where the bodies were taken. central guns and civil defense. chief cit, the men were targeted while carrying out the stream on a tarion was used throughout the rest of the town. the idea was yet to respond to these reports found scott that is, i'll ask a hospital to bid farewell to the rescue volunteers. as a reminder and meet the ongoing idea strikes ongoing. so we have these shocking numbers more than 37000 and people have been killed in dogs. according to the territories health ministry, the dollars and media office days, as well as destroyed 150000 res

it is wally rates in the past 8 months. the trend is escalated with the war and gone to a warning. the reporting contains disturbing images footage published and local media shows an id as both those as picking up a folding from a building destroyed in the siege. and so it gets aside 3 palestinian side and several others were reportedly detained during the rate is well claims. they were returning fire, that's who i send its soldiers when they killed the men. i spoke with the mother of one of the victims. she said that no one can hold as well as to account for the 12th of cheese. it cannot be tempted. one is the idea who will hold them accountable in gas as thousands of being killed and none of the arab countries care about the task. only golf cares for us. we seek help, only from god's. this is not the 1st operation. many young men were assassinated and no one can stop them. obviously, they killed as young man, and then they will come to us, not the other way around, west eating in the homes. why do they come to us? when you come to attacked me? i will defend myself. i will not see

with these wally military announcing on tuesday, it is ready to invade 11 on with quotes. operational plans for an attack approved officials have 2 items to evaluate the husband of minutes include face that we have very close to the moment of decision to change the rules against hezbollah and they've been on it all for has will, i will be destroyed and level and will be severely hits these really foreign ministers calling landscaping responds to hezbollah, drones footage, demonstration, good surveillance of multiple locations. and as well, one video shows 10 minutes of images. comp should of the is really poor the city of haifa, less than 30 kilometers from the lebanese folder a day time footage films, but civilian and military areas including an alms manufacturing complex. with missile defense systems indicated. the head of has been a woman's back in november that they were using surveillance dwellings as a hyphen, a city, a us advisor and 11 on try to come the escalating situation between hezbollah and as well during his recent visit to bay were. but let me be clear, the conflict al

the is wally hostage rescue operation despite the report. it's collateral damage. us national security advisor jake sullivan, also commented on washington's latest safe spot proposal, saying that it would secure relief at full gauze and the civilians present and find out who's in paris. the talk saves as well, has full backend from the white house to bring over meeting hostages. hi, a one echo president mccullin's comments welcoming to say fresh cure for hostages. that for return to their families whose he won't stop working until all the hostages come home and a cease fire is reached. that is essential to happen. i guess we don't need in goals that we want to obtain the immediate release of the hostages. and in this respect, we welcome to for his riley hostages released today by these really all makes sense . we want to achieve an immediate cease fire and open up the prospect of a political solution. the only way to create the conditions for adjusting last in peace and to meet the security demands of both peoples. and this is why we support

this month or the 1000000 palestinians have been forced to flee. rafa city i meant continuous states. wally on slows palestinians taking refuge in northern rafa. have 2 free constants, these radio tele reselling around that makes shift 10 comp. those in the comes of said there was no was safe to go and wish i'm gonna go to mcdonough. no way safe every other day we are displaced on the in our goals. they found just here. every night we can sleep. ask anyone here we can sleep. we're worried for children. i could stay here, but i worry for the kids mental but yeah, it may, i appreciate any mechanical in there is no place who can call sees. we're just looking for a place we can rest and we're really exhausted here. there is hardly any water. it's salty. no one helps us here. we have been stranded here for 2 months and no one has given us anything while we met. meanwhile, in indonesia and active as shed a hot breaking story of a palestinian friend who was in rough uh, struggling to survive, levine, my scanner is worried. she could lose touch with her at any mind. so they said moving from place t

is video kept at the moment to this wally? well, kids has a residential building in the area. the dead and wounded has been transferred to a hospital in neighboring hong kong. eunice rescue was assessing for those still trapped under the rubble. the total death toll since october. the 7th has risen to more than 37390. most of them women and children. well, let's take a look at the scale of destruction these satellite images of rafa speak louder than woods. local media reports today, but 70 percent of the cities infrastructure has been destroyed since the idea of expand it is authoration in the area. rafa which was hosted over 1500000 displays, palestinians is becoming into by the day, according to reasons. united nations dates and most of the families have flooded the area within the last 6 weeks. it's estimated around $65.00, thousands palestinians remain in rossa. a stark contrast to the 1500000 who previously left the. those have decided to stay despite the horror as best advising danny. most of the sudden we heard the missile strike and we all came out of our tents. we fou

there's no hiding with that that you're planning people in on the as wally. right to say by baptist on october 7th. but since then there's been some problems we wouldn't mind trying our luck with a trump administration. but again, nobody knows what trump would actually do in the office. you were as i understand it, president of the middle east studies association and, and for audience movie studies association is really a collection of academics. intellectuals that are thinking about some of these studies, often organized by assume to the american political science. so seizure, other groups like that is the quality of discourse. what it used to be is the honesty, the ability to communicate, to be open and honest. cuz i, we have been talking a little bit about, you know, the challenges of censorship over some of these discussions that it's also playing out in american society and around the world. i loved your reflections on whether we still have health in something like in the middle east studies association as well. my short answer would be um, debates are p

friend apparently got the wrong address, that’s where you’re wrong, this address was given to us by a wally say, get confused, maybe you need a beer? please make two coffees, coffee, petya, guess, at least one, there will be money, i’ll give it back, you know, the arc has gone away, valya, valya, i’m galina. so, it won’t be enough for a dose. i really don’t have any more, that’s all, you’re a fool, the same as that, like a fool, maybe she hasn’t changed you? i’m kidding, i’m kidding, i’m kidding, don’t be offended by the bump, she wanted the best, petka, well, you’re pulling the rubber band like a bullet, my heart is about to jump out. so, what happened? it's nonsense, he's there. well , show me, well, there’s nothing there, but i’ll remove it. yes, he had already left and said that i was saying that i was cheating with gift certificates. and you? well, i'm not involved at all. i sent it, well, here is the result. listen, give him a statement let's write. no need, i scratched his face, now let him make excuses to his wife. natak. natak. why nothing, seryozha, well seryozha, you know, when t

. >> greg: thank you, wally cleaver. so, harold, here's what i want to know.hese things about trump, they assume that he is vengeful, which i have not -- i just see him as always moving on. but the other thing, shouldn't they actually say how it would work? if trump is going to get "the view" canceled, how would that actually work? >> harold: i don't know. i listen to those who talk about the former president, if he is elected, about being revenge-full comment i have heard the president say his success or revenge would be his success goodbye wish he wouldn't even use the word revenge, just look, i'm going to make the country so great and so smarter and so richer and so healthier, people won't even think about those things. i think the more he mentions those words, the more you invite, i think, some of the things that are being said. too, 300,000 voters will decide the race periods they had all the time. six or seven states are the key states. there is a new marist poll out today that shows as we head into this debate, the two candidates. most likely to vote in

but meanwhile, you had lawrence wallis, the independent counsel, conducting his own investigation. and, you know, one of the challenges was that some of the witnesses that the the congressional panel that house and senate joint select committees were we're talking to we're also the subject of criminal and civil investigation. and in a couple of instances, the committee, the congressional folks granted limited immunity in exchange for testimony from some of those witnesses. lieutenant colonel oliver north and the national security adviser, john poindexter, were two of the most prominent witnesses who were granted limited immunity and that led to some difficulty. one of the challenges, particularly with oliver north, was that because he was being granted immunity, the committee decided not to conduct a deposition with him before he testified in open public. in the public hearing. so they didn't know what oliver north was going to say and how he was going to behave. and when the when he did turn up in the hearing, he was very combative and very, you can only say, political, which is n

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trump hit the campaign trail as usual michael wally is standing by to talk about the stakes facing former president donald trump tonight. >> sandra: and team coverage on every possible angle of the sea economy, foreign policy, and more. >> larry: first up let's go to fox business grady trimble in atlanta, georgia, it's been a week since i've seen you or a week since we've seen president biden what can you tell us about that? >> it sure has come o'leary we got a glimpse of him for a few minutes getting off marine one at joint base andrews and getting onto air force one and now the president is en route to atlanta, little bit behind schedule but he should be arriving shortly. in advance of his arrival his campaign has been here sort of previewing what we can expect from the president tonight. we know he is going to draw a stark contrast between himself and his predecessor. >> donald trump, his demeanor may not be the same demeanor we see on the debate stage or that we see at the maga rallies but he has to answer for all the things he says of those rallies on the debate stage tonight. that's

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ford quickly jumped in, wally and darren. we launched 22 different funders in september. we are not up to 57 funders. we are substantially bigger, well over $5 million committed, nowhere near enough yet. by coordinating at a national level and a local level, we can do so much more. all call at the moment is to join us as we have been doing this tour, part of it has been sang, place by place let us ensure that local donors are seeing this as something they need to do to sustain democracy in local places. yes, there is national with letters like ford and macarthur and national shutters like agp and the national trust. what we really need our local solutions to this. we started with zero local chapters in september. we had six in november and seven teen as of february put we have 20 as of today. across the country, we are trying to encourage local funders, private foundations, families and i think the bottom line message, everybody has to pay for local news one way or another or else we are not going to have a democracy. it is that simple. that is why we are here. we all hav

person accused of this horrific tragedy was a 67-year-old drunk driver by the name of steven scheu wally arrested and charged with a dwi and may face other charges, as well. we're waiting word from suffolk county police here. >> the man was driving and he came from this parking lot from kohl's and he was trying to pass somebody and they pretty much ran right into the nail salon and you could hear people screaming and yelling. >> again just horrific tragedy again here. so many pieces left to be answered. again we do know the one person accused of drunk driving and causing all of this now steven schwally, now in custody. >>> the impact of a landmark supreme court decision that changed everything for thousands of americans. wanna know a secret? more than just my armpits stink. that's why i use secret whole body deodorant... everywhere. 4 out of 5 gynecologists would recommend whole body deodorant, which gives you 72 hour odor protection from your pits to your- (sfx: deoderant being sprayed) secret whole body deodorant. new centrum menopause supplements help unpause life when symptoms pause