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. >>> new york's highest court will hear arguments today in harvey weinstein's appeal of his 2020 rape conviction. the disgraced movie mogul's lawyers are expected to ask the state court of appeals to dismiss the conviction claiming the trial judge did not provide weinstein with his right to a fair trial. they say the judge succumbed to the pressure of the me too movement. weinstein was sentenced to 23 years in prison. >>> new details in the gabby petito case and a tennessee fugitive was arrested. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "knox news" reports a suspect in the shooting death of a tennessee sheriff's deputy was captured. authorities say 42-year-old kenneth dehart was taken into custody yesterday at a house in knoxville. he's accused of killing blount county deputy greg mccowan and wounding another deputy last week during a traffic stop. officials say dehart was stopped on suspicion of erratic driving and refused to get out of his suv. a stun gun had no effect, and dehart allegedly opened fire. >>> "fox newschannel" says a florida court published the depo

to challenging reflections there. >> bret weinstein , evolutionary >> bret weinstein, evolutionary biologistand pick up this conversation in another time. but thank you very much for what you've had to say this evening. >> thanks so much. >> thanks so much. >> it's another break, hence the abrupt end to that fascinating chat. after it, canadian journalist , uh, journalist david crane, uh, talking about her court has ruled the government's use of emergency powers to smash the truckers freedom convoy was unjustified. i am neil oliver live on gb news. so polarised that they almost encourage extremism and an inability to think critically . inability to think critically. >> and from panama to canada, uh , i'm joined now by journalist david creedon to contemplate what's been happening in legal terms in a court in ottawa in relation to the truckers protest. uh, thank you. so much for joining us. uh, can you can forjoining us. uh, can you can you just bring us up to date with exactly what's happened and what the consequences will be, if any, for justin trudeau's part , ontarians. part, ontarians. >>

brian weinstein, steve liesman, great discussion. we have covered the globe. >> can i come on your trip? >> if steve says okay, because it's his jet. we need a big one, steve. >> i thought you had the jet. you know what, brian? you can come, you just pay for the gas. >> no problem. >> guys, thank you. >>> by the way, we'll get another read on the economy tomorrow from the atlanta fed president on a show called "money movers." >>> on deck, selling tesla, buying nvidia. but is it time to flip that trade? jeff killberg's call, next. >>> nat gas crashing. how low can it really go? we'll speak with the head of the country's largest nat gas producer. stick around. >>> welcome back. let's get some new infoe on what retail traders are doing right now. some investors are apparently scaling back, buying the mag seven post earnings. but then that little dip that we just had apparently brought back in some hungry traders. let's find out more some of the retail trends. kate rooney has today's "tech check" with more on some of the names being targ

weinstein has continued to maintain his innocence.and a slim republican majority in the house just ranked by one democrat and former congressman tom susie swasey rather won the special election to replace disgraced republican george santos. democrats say the when bodes well for their effort to take back the house in november. but republicans say not to worry. washington correspondent basil john reports. >> after a snowy special election day in new york. former congressman tom suozzi came out on top to take over george santos, a seat in congress. thomas was the one house democratic leader hakeem jeffries is celebrating the win for democrats in the toughest swing district in. so all these victories cuts the already thin margin between house democrats and republicans by one more seat. new york democratic congressman jerry nadler says this win shows voters could be moving away from republicans and donald trump. if you want to deal with the problem, you have to vote democratic because the republicans. under instructions from. trump. despit

we talked by brett weinstein.he scale of the number of people that are moving through the darien gap. how do you interpret what you're seeing? what is the explanation for the united states of america allowing this to happen . allowing this to happen. >> it's war. obvious war. right. uh i mean, it's a hybrid war. he's right here. are aliens coming? brett weinstein was right here. i had him here last month. right? right down here is, uh, what we call china camp. it's filled with chinese right now. just saw a bus full of chinese in. there's also chinese come in. there's also venezuelans and others come through, uh, syrians, people from hezbollah literally come down holac they know down here. holac they know they've done this on venezuela. all right. there's some venezuelans and, uh, right . venezuelans and, uh, right. >> you see, michael, you see a war. what kind of war? >> well, part of it part of it is, uh, well , >> well, part of it part of it is, uh, well, weaponized migration clearly , as you see, migration clea

after being accused of sexual harassment, one of the most powerful producers in hollywood, harvey weinstein of awards, film projects and put on trial. after the incident, a movement against mitu harassment appeared on the internet. a wave of stories of harassment by politicians swept across the world, famously. an institution of public censure , bordering on bullying, for incorrect statements or behavior that goes against the current agenda, sexism, racism and homophobia, anyone can fall under kensling, and often without taking into account when and under what circumstances it happened, while those those who cancel others believe that they are acting in the interests of the public good, and those who are subjected to cultural boycott incur reputational... and financial costs. the annual vienna festival, which will be held in may and june, announced the cancellation of the concert planned for june 12 on the stage of the burg theater. the german radio orchestra, conducted by theodor kurenzis, was to perform benjamin britton's war requiem. maestro kurenzis is a greek by birth, working in russi

as direct financial support weinstein, the government says it recognises the government says it recognises bill payers like jackie. let's hear now from thomas schumacher from the consultancy energy aspects. this is good news for households, but still they are facing much higher bills than before the energy crisis kicked in.— crisis kicked in. gas. and thanks for having _ crisis kicked in. gas. and thanks for having me — crisis kicked in. gas. and thanks for having me on _ crisis kicked in. gas. and thanks for having me on the _ crisis kicked in. gas. and thanks for having me on the show - crisis kicked in. gas. and thanks. for having me on the show today. crisis kicked in. gas. and thanks - for having me on the show today. you are exactly right. this is good news for uk households. it is less bad than pressure on uk households at least from energy prices. as discussed, this lower energy price cap is reflective of the lower prices we are seeing for wholesale energy gas and power in the uk and in europe. as you correctly point out, it is important to think of the new price cap in the context

sexual harassment in the united states, one of the most powerful producers in hollywood, harvey weinsteinof awards from film projects and put on trial. after the incident , a movement against mitu harassment appeared on the internet. a wave of stories of harassment by politicians and celebrity corporate employees swept across the world. in 2020 , after tweets about the need to name women women, jk rowling, the author of the harry potter series of books, came under fire from critics. social media users accused her of transphobia, bombarded her with threats, and even started #rest in peace john rowling. today , cancel culture covers the entire social agenda, ecology, minority rights, violence and religion, essentially forming a public institution. statements or behavior that go against the current agenda, sexism, racism and homophobia, anyone can get kensled, and often without taking into account when and under what circumstances this has happened, with those who cancel others believing they are acting in the interests of the public good, and those who are culturally boycotted incurring rep

harvey weinstein was terrible, of course appalling.s that that's why we was started pointing the we two was started pointing the finger at everybody that everyone who is a man is a suspect. they don't. that is the kind of cultural that kind of cultural ideology that is being related by the metoo movement. >> please don't tell me, please . >> please don't tell me, please. fourth way women is please don't tell me. >> it's actually very damaging to society. i'm glad i can tell you because it's very good to, uh oh, it's very good for a man to explain feminism to a woman. well i mean, are you saying that i'm not allowed have an i'm not allowed to have an opinion because a man? you opinion because i'm a man? you see, this is the kind of danger of that attacks free speech. >> and i, as a woman, i'm going to have tell you to shut up. to have to tell you to shut up. i'm so sorry. you >> dawn. >> dawn. >> really sorry i didn't >> i'm really sorry i didn't want but we're want to do that. but we're running out of time. um, we have reached out for

he also had plenty of fights with harvey weinstein. on the 2 films the wind seemed produced as his over the budget. and in general square says he's very critical of the studio system, trying to make more money, particularly with more franchises, more sequels the marvel comics, the series a film says he said are not art. and he and he's stood by that david will have to leave it there, but thankfully much. so it's the w culture report said david levitz reporting live from the bell and all the and with that you are up today. so i'll be back to after school break to take you through the day, and don't forget you can always get one use on our website at www. don't. com and it keeps mckinnon. thanks for watching. and i hope you can join us for the day in just a moment. the they are abducted with promises of vacation, ukrainian children. but they find no safety in russia. the rest of the cation, the children are forced to live with new families. under moscow's watchful lines, stolen by russian snows in 45 minutes on d w. the sometimes a seed

when she unexpectedly met peter weinstein, it seemed that life was starting to get better, but war brokenot hesitate to talk about it, that when my mother became pregnant, these were still war years. difficult time, lidya nikolaevna smirno advised her to have an abortion, and lady nikolaevna herself had an abortion, by the way, so that not that offers to act in films continued to come, leda nikolaevna had this abortion unsuccessfully, all the time, all her life she later regretted that this happened in her life, but then she still believed that everything was ahead, both children and... family and so on , and the same one advised irina petrovna’s mother to have an abortion, her mother was a very compassionate person, loving life, loving children, realizing that now it could be difficult for them, difficult life and all that, she abandoned this idea and thus irina , we got such a brilliant actress as irina mershnichenko, because my mother did not listen to the persuasion of her close friends. i worked in the same organization where ekaterina antonovna worked, she worked as a very good mas

right. ..when the revelations about harvey weinstein and others and their behaviour in hollywood causedcertainly in the western world, all of these men acting with such abusive, entitled power toward women. yes. i don't think it was news to a lot of women that men were doing that. i think people talk about these whisper networks. i think that there had been, for a long time, women saying to one another, "watch out for him. "don't be in a taxi alone with him. "don't go up to his hotel room," etc, etc. so... based on what you've just said to me, i'm thinking maybe you, naomi alderman, believe that if the power dynamic were different, the physical power dynamic were different, women. . . yeah. ..would be just as capable of that level of systemic, abusive behaviour as men. do you believe that? of course i do. i don't think that there exists such a thing as a group of people who are immune from doing wrong things. most men are very nice and most women are very nice. but within both of those groups, all groups, there are always a few people who will mess it up for everybody else. so you can't

it is really bad like weinstein level stuff. >> wars. the sex trafficking and sexual abuse.ll see how it plays out. >> they had been overlooked for so long, >> you just write up a name that would refute that. i think the difference is if you talk about something like that it's not covered in the same way as baseball, football, basketball are covered. you do not have a press corps holding them to account. >> netflix just gave wwe a $5 billion deal. >> it has a television audience. >> i would guess so. a deal like that, it usually gets stopped when a guy like this is attached to it. >> it could be or somebody else takes over and the basic product is appealing to the audience. >> for coleman, is the woke kindergarten controversy in san francisco an example of de i running amok? >> the kindergarten controversy is that a school in san francisco that is majority hispanic, to say two thirds of these kids are speaking spanish at home need to be taught the basics. english, math, et cetera. they decided to hire an organization to pay them a quarter million dollars called woke kinderga

when she unexpectedly met peter weinstein, it seemed that life was starting to get better, but war brokemother was for... so as not, for proposals to act in films, lidiya nikolaevna herself had an abortion , by the way, they continued to arrive, ledia nikolaevna had this abortion unsuccessfully, all the time, all her life she then regretted that this happened in her life, but then she... still believed that everything was ahead, and children, and family, and so on further and the same one advised irina’s mother to have an abortion petrovna, my mother was a very compassionate person, loving life, loving children, understanding that now it could be difficult for them, difficult life and all that, she abandoned this idea and thus irina, we got such a brilliant actress as irina mershnichenko, because mom didn’t... that is, there was no such opportunity , she worked as a mass worker - well, at parties, let’s say, both school and new year’s, in some parks, in general, everything, but this profession, she was not very respected, well, among us, of course, but we were all snobs, and as for ira,

question is, would the allegations against vince mcmahon -- i read this in the paper, really like weinstein trafficking, sexual abuse. >> would they have been overlooked for so long had he been working in an industry like hollywood instead of sports? >> well, you just brought up a name that would refute that, at least until recently. i think the difference is that if you talk about something like that, it's not covered in the same way as baseball, football, basketball would be covered. you don't have a press core that's covering them and holding them to account and they operate on their own. >> netflix just gave wwe is it now? >> yeah. >> $5 billion deal. >> oh, really? >> it has a television audience. >> $5 billion? i would guess so. >> but knowing netflix, come on. >> a deal like that usually gets stopped when a guy like this is attached to it. >> if he was the head of it, it could be. >> okay. >> or someone else takes over and the basic product is appealing to enough of an audience that they roll on. >> all right. for coleman, is the woke kindergarten controversy an example of dei runnin

according to ntv general producer timur weinstein, this story is based on real events, according to wither tas, kgb comrade , photo, perestroika, you had to speak german, and this is unrealistic when you don’t know the language, well, that is, you, for example, say this in all seriousness on stage, playing somewhere- somewhere in the morgue, you are looking for a person, the entire film crew, about 300 people, are just lying around by their stomachs and judging by the interiors of the spouse’s apartment. believes that the best decoration for a home is film portraits of a loved one, but there might not have been any at all. after school, sergei graduated from technical school and planned to work in his specialty as an installer of radio-electronic equipment and instruments, but one day he spoke with a georgian accent: on his diploma he defended the microcircuit of a rubin t-304 tube tv, if you remember that one, but in defending it i did it in a funny way, which means the department. the current flows actively , passing through an intuitive coil of some kind there through transistors, the

that's weinstein's. [laughter] [laughter] >> greg: here's what joe biden returned.nd hunter biden tried to return this. i can't even see what that is. all right. tyus, have you ever returned anything? >> no, i haven't. it's funny, when i was growing up if i got a toy that was broken, mom, we've got to take it back. i'll put some tape on it. be fine. be thankful. we never returned nothing. it got recycled into something else. the tv broke, it became a coffee table and you put a new tv on top of it. we own the same house. as an adult, i refuse to admit i've been duped. returning it means i was wrong and she was right. >> greg: michele, you're a woman, you've returned things they have worn for a long time. >> michelle:: i never return anything that i've worn for a long time. >> greg: throw it away after wearing it. >> michelle:: what? the only thing i really ever wanted to return was this perm i got in college but you can't return them. i've had trouble returning things but this policy is crazy. if you can return a 2 1/2 year old couch because it no longer matches your

eric weinstein is the host of the portal podcast, and he joins me now.ese apple goggles? >> probably not. it's very early days. in general, i think that the significance of the launch is that apple has announced it has a beachhead. to your earlier point, you can now see exactly what it is that they're going to do. they'll improve them, less clunky. battery life will get longer. the form factor will become far more comfortable. what that iteration will be is the thing that you should be worrying about. i wouldn't worry too much about the initial headset. >> jesse: okay. so we don't know what this is going to do to our brain, if you're wearing it all the time. we don't know what it's going to do to society if a segment of the population is walking around in virtual reality and the rest of us are walking around in reality, americans are having a hard enough time dealing with reality as it stands, and now we're now, like, lost in a hallucination, what is that going to do to the country? >> i disagree with that. what you're calling reality i would call legacy

. >> the chief prosecutor says he >> new york's highest court heard harvey weinstein's appeal today.his case came at the dawn of the #metoo movement. his lawyers argue he was denied a fair trial. thousands of drivers staged a valentine's day strike today. workers hit the picket lines demanding better pay, benefits and working conditions. >> uber has proved time and time again that they are putting profits over people. in shareholder meetings, they discussed profits. there is no question about safety or compensation. drivers have been losing money for years. >> still to come, a former generally to the human rights abuses claims victory in the indonesian presidential election. amid concerns about age, experts weigh in on how older -- getting older affects our memory. judy woodruff speaks with young voters. >> this is the pbs newshour from our studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> it was a rare, alarming public statement. one of the handful of members of congress with the most accessed to america's secret warn

the highest court in new york heard harvey weinstein's appeal of his landmark rape conviction.s came at the dawn of the #metoo movement. his lawyers say he was denied a fair tile because the judge had intense pressure to make an example of him. he is serving a 23 year prison sentence. thousands of uber and lyft drivers staged a strike today. they had the picket lines demanding better pay, benefits, and working conditions. they also rallied outside major airports to voice their frustration. >> uber has proved time and time again that they are putting profits over people. in shareholder meetings, they discussed profits. there is no question about safety or compensation. drivers have been losing money for years. >> the strike was times to cut into valentine's day traffic. uber said it would not expect the walk out to have much impact. stocks recovered from tuesday selloff. the dow jones gained 151 points. the nasdaq rose 203 points. the s&p added 47. still to come, a former generally to the human rights abuses claims victory in the indonesian presidential election. a make concerns

if harvey weinstein decided to run for president, you think he could say "sorry, too busy for the trials [ laughter ] "i'm putting signs on lawns, okay?" [ laughter ] phony soprano was in charleston, south carolina last night where he took some time to boast about his golf game and complain about chubby photos. >> did you see the picture of me, the horrible picture with the stomach out to here? so what i do is i put up today a picture of me actually -- what i actually look like hitting a ball, smashing the frickin' ball. and you'll see quite -- i wouldn't say slim. i wouldn't say slim, but not bad. but the ball does go far. i would say it goes about nine times further than biden can hit it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, you know. in that case, you've got my vote if you can hit a ball nine times further. what picture is he even talking about? this is one of those things where he is pissed off about something no one else even knows about. [ laughter ] so, then we look it up and i still don't know which picture it is. is it this picture of him? is it this one? is it this one? i don't know, t

ntv general producer timur weinstein does not hide that even more surprises will await viewers in maski can’t, because it’s necessary. see. this sunday , viewers will see 14 new participants. who is hiding under the masks of shark and harlequin? butterflies and merman. which celebrity agreed to become a gorilla? was in a modest one-room apartment in the east of moscow, all the walls of the apartment were hung with her photographs, the actress was especially proud photo shoots in style, how old am i , probably under 40, but i’m so bright, red-haired , green eyes, such a bread girl, the star of the soviet screen has always been, as people say, blood and milk, ostrovskaya was born in dnepropetrovsk, graduating from a theater institute , the actress went to conquer moscow, but in the capital all the doors were open to her. closed, well, i was walking around the lyma with a fat-faced aunt, who needs me here, a provincial actress of a burnt-out theater, although i’m a good artist, oh my god, i tried back and forth, but everyone was trying to get under my skirt, it ended a hole in the ass, an

>> le weinstein is her name.nce about 2014, i think it was, she started working on this from university of pennsylvania, an engineering student. >> not a alcoholic la tier has figured out a way machine sculpt chocolate in 3-d, make a chocolate rose. i have seen people make their names in the chocolate. word is that dark chocolate comes out the best here. they had a little bit of palm oil so it doesn't bind the machine and stays pliable because they need it in a molten form as they are making the 3-d objects. although they are beautiful objects that come out and then apparently there is always a little left over which would be my favorite moment where you could just eat the little remainder before it's all done. >> ainsley: i watched that report, too, the video she said the dark chocolate was the best. buy the chocolate sticks and put it in the machine. buy the machine and create whatever you want. it's really cool. the machine starts at like $1,500 and the professional package is 4,000. >> dyi version and profess

it, let’s get back to the investigation, so, the luchichu sect. preaches love, for such sermons , weinsteine money from them for the temple. ultimately, ilona, ​​the wife of the deceased, ended up in a long line of his mistress. for don’t covet your neighbor’s wife either, it’s an empty phrase, then, we’ll get down to business or we’ll continue the evening of memories, what ’s wrong with you all pointing at me, i don’t eat, oh, you see, even the dog says that we need to check this pastor. he's an annoying guy , he's a jerk, i'm telling you, he's like a specific murderer , you'll get arrested for being a jerk, the second one is also a bully guy, they've got a hell of a lot of them here, maybe he's trying to return the crazy church, he's a huckster, he's taking drugs from him, yeah that's all, now... he will answer, it's time to fight, well, stand, quietly, quietly, quietly, quietly, quietly, quietly, where am i running, you should take the huckster, probably, or the pastor, but where is the pastor? everyone calls him, he’s a preacher or something like that, quietly, uh-huh, why didn’t the pa

when i was fat, i looked like harvey weinstein. and just amazing. just look amazing. >> you, louis? >> okay, before we begin, let's have front pages have a look at the front pages for so the daily mail for thursday. so the daily mail is leading with pm tells police chiefs time to end mob rule and the telegraph has hunt looks at ditching non—dom tax perks and the guardian has largest review of ultra processed food . warns of ultra processed food. warns of ultra processed food. warns of 32 damaging effects. >> the mirror has never had it so bad, and the i news leads with budget won't fix uk's unfair £50,000 child benefit rule. so hunt can afford tax cuts. and finally , the daily cuts. and finally, the daily star on thursday is leading with let them eat flakes. >> we'll solve that mystery in a bit. >> those were your front pages . >> those were your front pages. >> those were your front pages. >> so we're going to kick off the in—depth look into the papers with thursday's telegraph. >> josh, what have they got? >> josh, what have they got? >> telegraph

smucker's jars, come on up guaranteed your going to like these people happy 100th birthday to gerado weinsteinand singing voice. sadie mae young 101 years old. love that hat and that hair. beautiful. loves listening to gospel music, singing happy birthday to others today, everyone sings to you, sadie mae. and sylvia remer 100. she's an avid golfer from mideast meadow new york. her favorite saying, 90% of the things you worry about never happens anyway happy 100th birthday t peggy staack loves playing bridge and her sister joan and lifelong friends also enjoys a pinot grigio with dinner perfect with these red beans and rice. >> can you tell us the name of your book? >> "cooking for the culture. it is a real new orleans experience like a local. you learn how to make everything and super simple my gumbo is six steps to take you to the base. >> getting the flavor. i can't believe it. >> it's punching us in the flavor >> thank you so much. >> appreciate you. >> the third and fourth hours are coming your way. hoda, do you know what's coming up on the fourth >> no. it's going to be fun. >> by the way

why did he, why did he quit at all, is he afraid of repeating the fate of harvey weinstein, or somethingnfused, roughly speaking, i think it should be so, because the male dominates nature everywhere, even if you kill yourself with a broom. i just didn’t have any saliva flowing from my mouth, ugh, disgusting, oh, but this was repeated periodically when i was walking from rehearsal and in this dark corridor he was waiting for me, the feeling that he does this with a girl, he is the first , he grabs, no one has ever done this, i will never forget this lustful smile, at first i was numb, i just cried and just let me go, yes, at first just silently somehow froze, then began to fight back, cry, ask him to let me go, that is, it was such a repeated attack on, oh, i say, i’m sorry, but she’s actually a film actress, just say no, that’s it, god, she’s a child, 15 years old, a child, that she can say no, when the uncle director is standing, she is shaking with fear, could you break a girl? she is 3 years old, so let us now make a short advertisement, immediately after it even more injured actress

though bret weinstein to talk about many things, but mostly asking him about his recent trip to the dariens that fabricated intelligence was used to justify the crackdown on those who participated in the freedom convoy. the canadian truckers, as they're better known. and i'll be joined by our dutch farmer to bring us up to date on exactly what is