and the premiere at the moscow obraztsov puppet theater of alice in wonderland.niy margules, for whom this premiere work is already personal, he's in the theater. i had never played and decided to plunge into a fairy-tale world, where you need to run as fast as you can to stay in place, and to get somewhere, you need to run at least twice as fast. the production turned out to be bright, poignant, surreal. olga pautova was convinced of this. sir, wake up, time is running out. what time is it, who are you? alice. and you? alice. and you? this is what happens when alice fails. not in a rabbit war, in a musician's dream, it's also a wonderland, everything is possible here, there are eight main characters at once, they travel on the london underground, instead of playing cracket, rock concert, this is generally the main miracle of the performance, the best rock music of the 20th century, the beatles, rolling stonnes and, of course, the songs of yevgeny margulis himself, i am made of old unnecessary things, records on... 78 i am excited before the premiere as a pioneer

alice in wonderland.last century, a fairy tale familiar to everyone became a musician’s dream. the main role is honored artist of russia evgenia margulis. what will surprise the audience, what the magical world of carol has become, ours found out correspondent olga pautova. sir, wake up, time is running out. what time is it, who are you? alice. and you? and you? this is what happens when alice falls not into the rabbit hole, but into a musician's dream. what a wonderland. everything is possible here. there are eight main heroines. they are. on the london underground, instead of a game of craquet, a rock concert, this is generally the main miracle of the performance: the best rock music of the 20th century. the beatles, rolling stonnes and, of course, the songs of yevgeny margulis himself. i am made from old unnecessary things. 78 records. i'm excited before the premiere, like a pioneer, everything in life i tried, but never acted in the theater. you will, i say, of course not, but again the proposal is un

and in conclusion, about the premiere at the capital’s obraztsov puppet theater of alice in wonderland of fantasy. last century, a fairy tale familiar to everyone became a musician’s dream, starring the honored artist of russia evgeny morgulis. our correspondent, olga pautova, found out how the audience will be surprised by what the magical world of carol has become. that's it, wake up, time is waiting. what time is it, who are you? alice. and you, alice. and you, alice. this is what happens when alice falls not down the rabbit hole, but into a musician's dream. it's still a country. miracles, everything is possible here, there are eight main characters at once, they travel on the london underground, instead of playing racket, a rock concert, this is generally the main miracle of the performance, the best rock music of the 20th century, the beatles, the rolling stons, and of course, the songs of eugene himself margulis, i made from old unnecessary things, 78 records, i'm worried about the example, like... a pioneer, i've tried everything in my life, but i've never acted in the theater,

, who knows the fairy tale alice in wonderland, raise your hand. so, we started our acquaintance withend we also collected our book, so it turns out that the beginning of the excursion and the final master class is put together, and we repeat some similar moments that we encountered throughout the exhibition. the first page of our book answers the question: where does the event take place in the book, that is, we will draw some place. it is important to find out what kind of group there will be, to collect as much information as possible, often... and the guys who come are just starting to work in the inclusive direction, they are afraid to ask, for fear of hurting or offending, but when there are curators accompanying tutors, worth collecting as as much information as possible about this, but it’s definitely worth writing a plan for yourself, choosing several stops, as today we worked at the exhibition in just one hall, we had four stops, on the excursion the children are accompanied by tutors, employees of the family support center and volunteers, they also help mentees in search of

someone winter someone tries to the winter wonderland. the thing wonderland.t thing even wonderland. it's the worst thing ever. line. ever. so let's go down the line. so you give so what building would you give grade status to? grade two listed status to? precious going to say precious i'm just going to say selfridges and harry's. cos i hope that the high street doesn't leave and think doesn't leave us. and i think those staple staples , those two are staple staples, you know, stores that we need to have around. >> not really trying >> yeah, she's not really trying to from the posh to move away from the posh label. the oh label. very of the people. oh don't worry, i'm going sports direct. >> no, i mean sports direct. >> no, i mean sports direct. >> no. i think for me, i don't know if it has been probably, vivienne the shop vivienne westwood at the shop called kings road, where called sex on kings road, where all punk movement all the whole punk movement started. something like that. oh, that was oh, really? yeah. yeah, that was the from which the oak the acorn

jane venice is a wonderland for visitors like me and millions of baba's eating and drinking and consuming the history on off at every turn. but we have the fun and we leave. i want you to scroll. i bought a flock actually leaving the full time with this constant chain of mess, tourism when living in venice is just wonderful. we get to do all the time. what tories especially big trip is get to do for just a few hours. it's an enormous privilege to live in venice and everybody who does live in goodness, love living here. we just slow down to find a way around the terrible congestion that bit tourists schools. john, your organization is quite from your homepage dedicated to the conservation of venice as a living city, a one to will the plan tourism tax that's coming to effect now will will that make venice a more livable city for today's venetians? i, i doubt it, but you know, with this is so need this, that day of the, of the tax. but that there isn't really an obvious connection between the charging visitors to come to the city, which is quite a and to what it means to be a city and improv

they headed to winter wonderland on the edge of the artic circle.ts and subzero temperatures, this seems an unlikely holiday destination. yet, here at the arctic circle, it has been a bumper tourist seasons. as a gateway to the finish lapland, he welcomes a 500,000 people to this very spot. we wanted to do in arctic circle, northern tour for a very long time. there is an appeal of coming up here when it is snowing and it's cold. we did our research on social media, they share are a lot. of stories about here. we saw a lot of posts from the village and it is very romantic and pretty. the covid pandemic hit the tourist interest at heart but since then they have not only had visitor numbers bounce back but searching. and the negative temperatures certainly not holding people back. tourism is yet rebound elsewhere in finland but here in lapland, it is a different story, hitting new heights last year. once popular with chinese tourists, now most visitors come from europe. particularly the uk, france and germany. most of them head here to rovaniemi where

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. >> it's kind of alice in wonderland though, isn't it?e the -- mike dravin who was arguing for the special counsel is there the telling the court, look, you don't have to worry about any politicized prosecutions. and, by the way, we need to get this resolved before election day. [laughter] and trump can't be there because he's on trial in manhattan in a case that's brought by a progressive-elected democratic district attorney which is charging a crime that isn't even in the indictment. so the thought that you can't have an abusive prosecution under those circumstances was peculiar. howard: that's a new legal term for me, alice in wonderland. i like that. [laughter] in the hush money case, is donald trump's lawyer helping or hurting the case by the way that he cross-examined the inquirer's david pecker especially on the hush money payments to the former playboy model, karen mcdougal? >> i think trump's lawyer's in a hard spot because of a lot of the rulings that the court has made. but i also think that if you're going to take the position

, children, as if alice is closer to me, i have children, alice is why you have wonderland.very difficult to find, but i’m not afraid, and you’re not afraid, because you’ll look for it, i won’t look for curtains, according to arrangement, the room is non-standard, small, of course, the problem had an asterisk, but i thought of everything, everything that is needed in this bedroom is there, the closet is large, quite spacious up to the ceiling, and it will be here, and this is this rectangle - a chest of drawers, a full-fledged bed, she has some kind of sofa - then it was uncomfortable, well, of course the sofa is a folding one with the look, with the classic style that i want, of course it doesn’t fit in any way, so yes, it’s not a super big big bed, but it will appear, it won’t be pushed up against this wall, that is, that’s it- we will still have air, in general the bed is better choose at the first stages, seriously, yes, let's do it like that then, that means you will choose the curtains, i, and i will lie on the bed, it seems to me, well, this is equivalent, yes distrib

international investigation, and explain it in such a way that you do not sound like the mad hatter in wonderlandepresentative of the state, a permanent member of the security council, insurance companies of london and northream operator companies. under these conditions, it is impossible not to suspect that someone is trying to hide all the evidence. there is a saying in china: it is never too late to correct a mistake. we call for an international investigation to be launched under the auspices of the un to establish the truth. we we urge you to actively cooperate with russia; it is important to prevent politicization of the investigation and double standards on this issue. the 106th turk airborne division celebrates its eightieth anniversary. paratroopers successfully carry out combat missions in the special operation zone about the heroic path. here you are on the plane, one step and free flight. with weapons in their hands, and it seems that only the paratroopers take this step as calmly and confidently as they march along the parade ground of their native military unit. and with this march

takes viewers on a one mile jaunt through the park, and, it's, kind of a mashup between alice in wonderland also through the looking glass. and so it features all kinds of, familiar characters like the mad hatter and alice, so it's a lot of fun and, if you want to buy tickets, it's, running through june 2nd, and you can go to we players. org >> all right. daniel montez, thanks for coming on and sharing all the wonderful doings at golden gate park. thank you. al judges song contest. that's followed by jeopardy! and wheel of fortune starting at seven. then it's back to american idol at eight, followed by the interrogation tapes, a special edition of 2020 at ten. and of course, stay tuned for abc seven news at 11:00. so special programing here. thank you so much for watching. getting answers. we'll be here every weekday at 3:00, answering questions with experts from around the bay area. world news tonight with david muir is next, and i'll see you back here at 4:00. bye-bye >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. multiple officers shot and killed near charlotte. the images coming in n

issue about who can be tougher on china or russia. blanket in beijing is kind of like blinking in wonderland. it's not clear what he's doing there or what he wants to achieve, and frankly, this latest trip has quick question, his ability to be a credible diplomat and communicator. and i'll continue. reminder the u. s. continues to turn to china to solve issues it created. this is, you know, kind of odd as the us dismantles, the international order that it championed, you know, a post world war 2 people are saying, well, what does this mean? it doesn't mean that he make america great, means that we should become service to you is a summary of some sort of hunger games. movie re enactment with you know, the us at the center and everyone else subservient. it just, it is unclear and obviously the message is not resonating with the global south. the rest of the world who just sees this is, you know, a very, very cynical selfishness a boeing plane has been forced to return to johannesburg. often one of his tires fell off steering take off. the plane was on his way to cape town when the incidents o

adrienne murray headed to rovaniemi, a winter wonderland on the edge of the arctic circle.es, this seems an unlikely holiday destination. yet, here at the arctic circle, it's been a bumper tourist season. as a gateway to finnish lapland, last year, rovaniemi welcomed half a million people to this very spot. we wanted to do an arctic circle or like a northern tour, for a very long time. there's an appeal of coming up here when it's snowing and it's cold. we did our research on social media. they share a lot of| stories about here. we saw a lot of posts from santa claus village and it's, like, very romantic and very pretty. the covid pandemic hit tourism hard, but since then not only have visitor numbers bounced back, they've been surging. and the negative temperatures certainly aren't holding people back. tourism is yet to rebound elsewhere in finland, but in lapland, it's a different story — hitting new highs last year. once popular with chinese tourists, now most visitors come from europe, particularly the uk, france and germany. and most of them had here to rovaniemi, whe

i think unfortunately, you know, uh, the blanket in beijing is kinda like blinking in wonderland. uh, it's not clear uh what he's doing there or what he wants to achieve. and frankly, this latest trip has quick question, his ability to be a critical, credible diplomat and communicator. and i'll continue. reminder the us continues to turn charles to china to solve issues it created. this is, you know, kind of odd. i mean, you're, there's even this a notion that was being pushed by yell and that it's trying is duty to finance the us and it's at the end, filed us was trying to contain china, a very strange kind of belt way, gymnastics way of thinking in the us has recently been ramping up its military presence in the asia pacific region blinking and a speech and paging double down on us defense commitments to the philippines. how do you think that has an influence on us china relations? so obviously it's negative. i mean, but this is the same playbook that the us is used everywhere. it's gone. look at south america, africa, middle east. now europe, it is always about instigating some

judge cannon's alice in wonderland antics seem to be designed to avoid issuing a ruling. it could be a fatal blow to smith's case. once the jury is selected even a ridiculous order can bring it to a hard stop. it would be the judicial equipment of a perfect crime. some of this stuff is complicated and i will not pretend i know it really well. but the basics seem almost bewilderingly clear. in so far as the presidential record act can obviously not mean what his lawyers are saying it means and indulging it seems ludicrous. >> it does. it seems as though the presidential record act in this context, it is like if you were taking a law school exam. this would be what we call a red herring. it is completely irrelevant and something that trump's defense is trying to use to divert from the main issue on whether or not he violated the espionage act. not only is she failing that law school exam by encaging in this, but to continue with the analogy, she won't even hand him the exam to get graded. she keeps holding back reserving decision and having this weird jury instruction where

so, it is "alice in wonderland" now.have >> trey: you have sat in some of the hottest seats and moreiate. y will, when,the and give us a sense what that retaliation will look like?that >> well, iran always does retaliate. iatei think of they have to be careful with israel. the benjamin netanyahu is not the biden administration so they will not pay dollars to appease them like wenot have. and ultimately, they have to understand israel has tremendoul capability. if they hit israel hard or retaliate in some way that kills many civilians, we have seeneen israel being prepared to protect their people.n knand as iran knows including inside of iran and his royalis q air force is quite capable. the irani iranian need to beocki careful how they calculate what they are doing with iran striken syria with idf. we went before i will let you go, we have a little bit lessha than a minute your eye asked hee friend mike pompeo why, why would our position toward israel change? is it domestic politics, or is it something else? i will ask you the same question. why the pivot from the initial days after

the titles of the first second vice miss were taken to now not only alice in wonderland, but also therted planting a living labyrinth in the city park. the eco-quest will be formed with the help of shrubs and conifers. according to agronomists, at least 20 thousand seedlings will be needed just to plant a hedge. labyrinth. will gather more 6,500 white derin shrubs and about 3,00 columnar thuja, which will complement the golden thuja and spherical maple. the height of the plants will be at different levels, thanks to which the large-scale composition will receive an unusual and attractive appearance. i put a walk through the living labyrinth on my list of must- see places. belavia has switched to a summer schedule, which will be... valid until october 26. starting today, the airline will add flights from brest to moscow on wednesdays and saturdays. on april 26, passengers will be able to plan their friday trips to from makhachkala from the capital of belarus, to murmansk from minsk, it will now be possible to fly on tuesdays, starting from may 28. there will also now be more regular fl

this is alice in wonderland we're down the rabbit hole and looking through a looking glass.he bite administration to stand up till the icc guys they are a risk. indict the prosecutors in the icc to bring down netanyahu. mark: i love it and let me say this speaking for myself joe biden talks about the siblings they keep using hamas numbers nancy pelosi did that in ireland and they said why should we use their numbers? they are relying on terrorists who are lying through their teeth to prevent experts on this program a statistician that says this is not true these numbers are false. but they do not care. there keep perpetuating the lie about the jews. they claim to support jews and israel. i will say this about civilian deaths. joe biden's is responsible for civilian deaths with the southern border open than the fentanyl deaths in the united states of america. and god knows what else by the criminals and others coming here the potential for terrorism the israelis had ever been responsible for. ever. wondered a thousand deaths a year pretty will not secure the border. he ignore

visitors to the canadian amusement park canadas wonderland had a blast for 30 minutes.he height of the luminous lumberjack is 23 m. the obios suddenly stopped moving. there are plenty of such examples all over the world. in search of adrenaline, thrill-seekers are ready to accelerate to 240 km/h in less than. or fly up to a height of 120 meters, and then descend in 10 seconds. there are no such extreme attractions in minsk yet, but all of them undergo a serious check, they meet the beginning of the season fully prepared, the owners of attractions and parks, as well as specialists from the state industrial supervision ministry of emergency situations, take care of this. to date. the rides are being prepared for the operating season, we also carry out a technical inspection, making sure that the ride is technically sound, all the rides that are presented to us for inspection are usually tested the first time, violations that may have some shortcomings found to be in technical condition, some hidden ones, they are removed from... defective coatings for ease of use , soften

elected israel benjamin netanyahu our longtime friend were calling for him to be ousted as alice in wonderlandme of the hottest seats and they sit and more in years to come. iran has threatened to retaliate. do you think they will? when and give us a sense of what that retaliation will look like? >> iran always retaliates, i think i'll probably try to do some for proportional that to be very careful with israel. the benjamin netanyahu is not the biden administration. benjamin netanyahu are not going to pay the billions of dollars to appease them like we have in ultimately left understand that tremendous capability and if they hit an retaliate that kills innocent civilians we've seen israel prepared to protect their people in the mossad has a long reach as iran knows including inside of iran and the israeli air force is quite capable. i may need to be careful on how they cockily what they're doing with israel with ibm strike in syria by the idea. trey: before i let you go we have less than a minute i asked her friend mike pompeo why, why would our position toward israel change is a domestic pol

and given how much both real history and upside down alice and wonderland history.want to get you on that as well. i want to be clear, we started with bright lights and big city in the fun and adult content readers know from that novel. we started with the enquirer on page 6 in the new york post. but by the end, we classed it up. >> you are really scraping the barrel with me. >> we are classmates. >> almost. >> i don't know if jay remembers this. but, the daughter of sparrow agnew was my classmate at college. and her father came to my commence. so i'm the only person here whose commencement was attended by agnew himself. >> thanks to all of you. we'll be right back. f you. we'll be right back. voltaren s a clinically proven arthritis pain relief gel, which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren, the joy of movement. ava: i was just feeling sick. and it was the worst day. mom was crying. i was sad. colton: i was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma. brett: once we got the first initial hit

i think the winter wonderland, that was a good activation for union square, love to see that before holidays comes again for that space and you can complete some of these work. i look forward seeing and learning more about the scope as well. thank you. i don't see any name on the roster. let's go to public comment on this item. >> yes, we invite members of the public who wish to address the committee regarding item 6, now is your opportunity to address the committee. madam chair, i see no speakers. >> thank you. seeing no public comment, public comment is now closed. vice chair mandelman. >> thank you chair chan. i like to be added as a cosponsor. >> thank you. with that, i like to send to full board with recommendation and roll call, please. >> on the motion to forward resolution to full board with positive recommendation, vice chair mandelman, aye. melgar, aye. chair chan, aye. we have three ayes. >> thank you and motion passes. and mr. clerk, please call item number 7. >> item number 7, resolution approving amendment no. 4 to the international terminal duty free and luxury store lease no.

. - ♪ swim in a deep sea of blankets ♪ ♪ your body is a wonderland i'll use my hands ♪ - in the 2000sh, yeah ♪ - a lot of rock is not really doing what it used to do, and it's almost like it--it lost its will to fight. unless you're talking about green day. ♪ ♪ - ♪ don't want to be an american idiot ♪ - you can't undersell how shocking it was that the definitive statement on george bush's america came from green day. - ♪ welcome to a new kind of tension ♪ ♪ all across the alien nation ♪ ♪ where everything isn't meant to be okay ♪ - it was kind of like a rock opera. you had to listen to it from front to back because it told the entire story of what was going on in the decade. - ♪ wake me up when september ends ♪ - the fear of terrorism, the media, the wars, people being sent off to fight. - ♪ here comes the rain again ♪ - rock wasn't all that surprising in the 2000s so when you got something like "american idiot," it was, "wow, this is unexpected. this is shaking things up a little bit." - ♪ wake me up when september ends ♪ ♪ ♪ she got that dress with the extra money she saved using ou

desantis built his ill-fated presidential candidacy on turning his state into a maga wonderland. a year later desantis signed the so-called stop woke act, a law that essentially banned the teaching of race and racism in the state of florida if it made white people uncomfortable. governor desantis came up with the idea slavery benefitted enslaved people, doubling down that suggested slavery was sort of a skilled training program. he signed the don't say gay bill which banned any teaching about homo sexuality or gender identity in florida public schools. and all-this was supposed to transform florida into a conservative utaupe you that would put desantis on the path as the next president of the united states. it was highlighted in speeches and even broadcast live on fox news. all of it except for one thing. there was one agenda item that was so toxic, so unpopular with so many people including republicans that governor desantis decided he would sign off on it very quietly in a closed door ceremony under the cloak of night. it was florida's 6-week abortion ban. since governor desant

six screws and two metal plates were placed in his back and from that he was inspired to create a wonderlandatures countless wooden screws, scraps of metal coins and unwanted toys. it is named the eccentric garden of toronto. >> i really liked it. a look up to art, just like this. and i think it is like, a very, very unique type of art. >> you came up with the name in 2002. he estimates that over 600,000 screws, 3000 wine corks and hundreds of shells are now embedded in his garden and house. >>> welcome back. it is six 155. the time for look at this morning's top stories. after a few years of little enforcement the san francisco mta is starting to ticket parked cars and driveways, if they are blocking sidewalks. this is lein a broadway area to support a locally owned clothing store. last week it was broken into. the owner said yesterday's event is a reminder to other small business owners that oakland is worth fighting for. >>> antigovernment protesters in israel took to the streets of tel aviv to call for the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. here at home, democrats are urgi

be inclined to support putin, and he has turned this party into this sort of, his own alice in wonderland view of foreign policy. i think it's much more about who trump is, as a politician and showing, in a way, that this cult of personality around him is such that he can bring millions of republicans with him to the fact that he's not more vocally opposing the bill right now is fascinating to me. and i do wonder if there is a calculated sense among republicans including the new speaker johnson, that they didn't want to be blamed for ukraine doing poorly on the battlefield in the midst of this presidential election in the united states but whatever the reason, it is a very important victory right now for anyone who cares about ukraine. this is a major, major step forward and for many months, it wasn't clear that we would get to this moment. so you've got to say without mike johnson, making that call, in the end, it would not have happened. >> thank you so much susan, molly, crockett, thank you for being here. there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits an

some say it is beginning to look like a floral wonderland.u tom vacar has a look at some of the best spots. >> mount diablo state park is already showing its stuff as our state flower. the poppies are breaking out in patches, with many more patches likely to come according to two walnut creek cyclists. >> there's been certainly some spectacular years, and this is shaping up to be one of them, you know, and this is just sort of the first, first phase of it, which is the poppies always kind of first, as you go up further and the, the flora changes a little bit, then, then you get into some other plants. >> if this is just beginning, the future looks bright for a spectacular mount diablo spring season. >> but certainly the last couple of years have been beautiful with the moisture and every season is great. it's fun to see the, you know, the contrast, the color in the fall is totally dry and there's tarantula and come up here and there's flowers. >> now, the city of walnut creek, shell ridge is also not just showing off a burst of colors, but th

desantis built it on turning his state into a maga wonderland. a year later desantis signed the stop woke act, banning the study of race if it made white people uncomfortable. governor desantis said slavery benefited people. and suggesting slavery was sort of a skills training program. he signed the don't say gay bill, which banned any teaching about homosexuality or gender identity in florida public schools. and all of this was suppose to transform florida into a conservative utopia that then would put ron desantis directly on a glide path to be the next president of the united states. all of it was put on display for the entire country. it was highlighted in speeches, even broadcast live on fox news, all of it except for one thing. there was one agenda item that was so toxic, so unpopular with so many people including republicans that governor desantis decided he would sign off on it very quiet in a closed door ceremony under the cloak of night. it was florida's six-week abortion ban. since governor desantis signed that law, florida's abortion

some say it's beginning to look a lot like a floral wonderland outside, and ktvu tom vacar has a lookpark is already showing its stuff as our state flower. the poppies are breaking out in patches, with many more patches likely to come . according to two walnut creek cyclists, there's been certainly some spectacular years, and this is shaping up to be one of them, you know, and this is just sort of the first, first phase of it, which is the poppies always kind of first, as you go up further and the, the flora changes a little bit, then, then you get into some other plants. if this is just beginning, the future looks bright for a spectacular mount diablo spring season, but certainly the last couple of years have been beautiful with the moisture and every season's great. >> it's fun to see the, you know, the contrast that they come up here in the fall. it's totally dry and there's tarantula and come up here and there's flowers. >> now, the city of walnut creek, shell ridge is also not just showing off a burst of colors, but the valley below, with its hints of purple and radiant green, ma

many say it's like looking at a floral wonderland. ktvu tom vacar joins us now live from walnut creek's shell ridge. open space with where to start looking, tom. >> well, i want to show you something really, really fascinate. this is a super bloom to be. actually, volunteers are removing non-native species here and replacing them with native ones. and they're spreading rapidly. perhaps one day they will be a full blown super bloom. super bloom. we may well be in for super bloom spring number two. other places. after years of drought and dryness, mount diablo state park is already showing its stuff as our state flower. the poppies are breaking out in patches, with many more patches likely to come according to two walnut creek cyclists. >> there's been certainly some spectacular years, and this is shaping up to be one of them, you know, and this is just sort of the first, first phase of it, which is the poppies always kind of first, as you go up further and the, the flora changes a little bit, then, then you get into some other plants.

. >> the way you say it in the column, i want to underline this one, judge cannon's alice in wonderland antics seem to avoid issuing a ruling that prosecutors could appeal while also setting the stage adopting trump's ridiculous claims after a jury panel, which could be a fatal blow to the case. once a jury is selected, even a ridiculous order could bring prosecutions away hard stop because of the constitution's double jeopardy clause precludes retrial. it would be the judicial equivalent of a perfect crime. kristy , again, some of this stuff is complicated. i will not pretend like i know it really well, but the basics here do the same to me, almost bewilderingly clear in so far as , the presidential records act obviously cannot mean, obviously, what is lawyers are saying it means, and indulging it seems ludicrous! >> it does. it seems as though the presidential records act in this contest, --context it is like if you are taking a law school exam, this would be what we call a red hairy. it is completely irrelevant. and it is really something that trump's defense is trying to use to dive

i think it is that he is in violation of a gag order that exists and it is down alice and wonderland rabbit hole, right? the gag order, apply to me or miles are you, if we violated it once we would probably be find, three times, four times maybe they would be talking about. he violated more than a dozen times so i think it is that the tools that exist in the system, people don't see willing to use them on him. what do you say about that? oh yeah, i think you're right, i think that people are very reluctant oftentimes judges are reluctant to saying to defendants no matter who they are because they want to make sure that they are giving a defense and they do all the things they want to do but i agree with you, i think that there is a worry here that donald trump is fading them and that holding infants hands, they are just giving you more because of the image of donald trump being fined or jailed or in contempt for violating the steel order could be one that he uses and likely would be one that he uses to attack credibility of the court and to raise the temperature on things. i think th

given how much real history and upside down alice in wonderland history in the court we wanted to get >> indeed. >> jay, i want to be clear. we started with "bright lights and big city" and the fun and adult content. >> great book. >> started with the enquirer on page 6 and "the new york post." by the end we classed it up. >> if you have to class it up with me, you're really scraping the barrel. >> i'm kidding. i'm kirding. >> classmates -- >> well, almost. you're a part and actually i don't know if jay remembers this, but the daughter of spiro agnew, who is a very nice, smart woman, was my class mate at williams father, and i think her father came to our commencement. i'm the only person in the segment whose commencement was attended by spiro agnew. >> our special continues. we'll be right back. but who has the time to clean? that's why i love my swiffer wetjet. it's a quick and easy way to get my floors clean. wetjet absorbs and locks grime deep inside. look at that! swiffer wetjet. if you spit blood when you brush, it could be the start of a domino effect. new parodontax active gum

some say it's beginning to look like a floral wonderland.has a look at some of the best spots. >> mount diablo state park is already showing its stuff as our state flower. the poppies are breaking out in patches, with many more patches likely to come according to two walnut creek cyclists. >> there's been certainly some spectacular years, and this is shaping up to be one of them, you know, and this is just sort of the first, first phase of it, which is the poppies always kind of first, as you go up further and the, the flora changes a little bit, then, then you get into some other plants. >> if this is just beginning, the future looks bright for a spectacular mount diablo spring season, but certainly the last couple of years have been beautiful with the moisture, and every season is great. >> it's fun to see the, you know, the contrast, the color in the fall is totally dry and there's tarantula and come up here and there's flowers now, the city of walnut creek, shell ridge is also not just showing off a burst of colors, but the valley below