zeke old man, why are you pissing your wife? the woman is kind people and let's drink. funnel, it is important that she became a medal. for you, our yak began to fight the germans, i marveled. it's brave toha you're back. where should he go? are our lands here? we sit here, we spend here and everything will go away. okay, let's. hold hold her. grab the horns. roll on your side, hold her. ka now can the paradise team nurse? johnka ass before me, i'm a barmaid. and now he's a commander. well , i'm a spy. soon the grave is coming, and soon the hand of the soviet cars is running away, it’s good not to amuse anything. alyosha yes, it's too expensive for us to sell. well , okay, if you're good, you just wait for me wait for the agreement, he'll break your rate back to you wedding. let's play. what kind of wedding are we throwing. the whole village walk for 3 days. warm souls come on. i where are you? show me. hold her. cannons roared over the field the brigades went to the mortal battle, the apartizans killed the bullets and the crazy, throwing off his hands, he wanted to hug

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. >>> for more on these developments, i want to bring in now zeke unger.angeles. so good to see you. >> good morning. >> so many things curious about this case, right. i mean, they had a plan, clearly. but the sheriff is saying and we have since learned that within the same day of their escape, they dumped their car. they're vehicle. so what in your view do you believe their plan is? are thing going according to their plan? >> well, technically we don't know what their plan is. so what we're doing is we're looking at the totality of the circumstances surrounding the investigation. the investigation within the prison, disseminating information to the marshal service. other day they were concerned about the vehicle. i said the vehicle would be found. it is just a series of events. sometimes prompted by the fugitive, sometimes prompted by the investigator. which direction did this go in? we don't know as of yet because their ghosting. but another series of events will occur which will give us more information into the investigation along with the detective wo

jha: and i think, zeke, you asked about estimates.make precise assessments about what's going to happen in the fall and winter. and right now, what we've been doing, because we've got to do scenario planning, is we've been talking to modelers. we've been looking at internal models. but most modelers don't have models that go as far out as november, december, january. we expect those models to start coming out over the summer. so we've been trying to get some preliminary data. because from a policy point of view, we can't go into september without having a sense of what the fall and winter will bring. and the estimates right now are large - i mean, sort of, are wide. and if you think about it, what's driving those estimates is how much immunity, for instance, did ba.1 - the big wave we saw - how much did that actually generate? if it generated a lot of population immunity, then we're going to see fewer infections into the summer, fall, and winter. if it generated only a modest amount of immunity, we're going to see more infections. wha

it if one is suspected to have been running experiments on takes it still takes are infected with zeke, a virus, west nile fever, dingey fever, and other equally dangerous pathogens. and then released into their natural habitat . neither ukraine nor the u. s. have denied that the pentagon is linked to bio labs in the country. ah, ah. since 2018 under order number 928, issued by ukraine's ministry of health. international pharmaceutical companies have had access to the country's hospital patients as a testing ground, including children. special safety measures in the handling of hazardous microorganisms are very expensive. it's a lot cheaper and easier to conduct that kind of research in countries where lives are of low value to the usa. the west, of course, does not care about the lives or the conditions of the ukraine or the population. it is also been historically i'd by people like adolf hitler and the german world war 2 strategic plans for defeating russia. ukraine was rich with oil and it was always i'd as a natural resource area that could be utilized. most of these to be was, wo

high school sophomore zeke has been singing for seven years and music has been a gift in life's changes and challenges. >> it makes me happy and relaxed. and i feel safe. >> reporter: evan moore alice is the man behind the piano and the performance. founder and artistic director of the campari music program. >> hey, nice. >> reporter: david first started in 1987 as an adult corral. >> is in a way to help discover who you are, to find your voice which is a musical thing. it's all connected. it's a psychological thing to find out you have value. >> reporter: tuition for adult programs help play for youth offerings that david started 23 years ago when music budgets got slashed in local schools. dontari works with the oakland unified school district to provide free choirs. they take part from kindergarten to high school. students build confidence and parents build community. >> we are providing an arena for that. >> the retired professor has pride in his award-winning advance snow but youth choir and learns a voice is a powerful instrument. >> you could be sad, happy and mad. anything. you

high school sophomore zeke o harrison has been singing many years, and it is a gift in life's changeshallenges. >> it makes me happy and relaxed. it makes me feel safe. >> reporter: david morales is the man behind the piano and the performance. he's founder and artistic director of the cantari music program. in fact, david first started the non-profit in 1987 as an adult corral. >> it's a way to help discover who you are. to find your voice, which is a m musical thing. >> it is all nnte take it in. >> it is also a psychological thing. to find value. >> reporter: tuition for the adult programs help pay for youth offerings that david started 23 years ago when music budgets got slashed in local schools. cantari works in harmony with the school district to provide free music instruction and after-school choirs. a few thousand students and 70 classrooms take part from transitional kindergarten to high school. students build confidence. their parents build community. >> that's our mission. that's the miracle of life. we're providing an arena for that. >> reporter: the retired music professo

he is following this story for zeke, i know police and rescue crews were not amused by this stunt at all. what's the latest from them? >>that's right. no, well, not him used to say the least. man who caused himself the prolife was arrested about an hour and 20 minutes or so after he scaled the size of the side of this sales force tower. really made it to the top. police were waiting there when reached the top and they took him into custody. but as you can imagine, how outside the sales force tower, there was a lot of excitement and a lot of there's the people that are very, very nervous and scared. i spoke to one person who works inside the sales force tower that told me that she was at her desk. the next thing she heard was this time outside and she looked at the window that she saw this. she saw the spiderman climbing up the side of the window. she says she was really scared for herself. a scare for him to really she was really she took out her cell phone to take pictures. but you told me she didn't want to distract him. may be a cause and an unfortunate incident, but he safely mad

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host: we got a tweet from zeke miller. the ap is reporting a u.s.delegation led by mitch mcconnell met with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy in keefe. -- in kyiv. i want to know doordash on the war in ukraine. -- i want to know your -- opinion on the war in ukraine. guest: this is an area i want to be positive. i don't agree with everything the administration has done, like we can talk about the disastrous afghanistan withdrawal. ukraine is an area where i think by and large biden has got it right. host: let's go to riverside, california. virginia is calling us. caller: i have a question for matt. i don't know if he will thoroughly answer it. it has been very quiet about supreme court justice, and his wife. i personally think -- supreme court justice thomas and his wife. i personally think you should be removed. can you tell me who is suppressing all of this? guest: i don't think anybody is suppressing this and i wrote a column about this. it is really bad. i think ginni thomas should not be involved at this level of activism and lobbying the

host: we got a tweet from zeke miller. the ap is reporting a u.s.tion led by mitch mcconnell met with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy in keefe. -- in kyiv. i want to know doordash on the war in ukraine. -- i want to know your -- opinion on the war in ukraine. guest: this is an area i want to be positive. i don't agree with everything the administration has done, like we can talk about the disastrous afghanistan withdrawal. ukraine is an area where i think by and large biden has got it right. host: let's go to riverside, california. virginia is calling us. caller: i have a question for matt. i don't know if he will thoroughly answer it. it has been very quiet about supreme court justice, and his wife. i personally think -- supreme court justice thomas and his wife. i personally think you should be removed. can you tell me who is suppressing all of this? guest: i don't think anybody is suppressing this and i wrote a column about this. it is really bad. i think ginni thomas should not be involved at this level of activism and lobbying the chief

charlottesville, virginia, a synagogue in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, to a wal-mart in el paso, texas, a zeke temple ik creek, wisconsin, and an asian-owned nail salon in atlanta, georgia. all told, over 200 mass shootings this year. to be sure, all of these shootings have not been racially motivated. or mote valeted by hate. but all of them share one thing in common. they have been committed in a country too tolerant of irresponsible regulations of weapons of war and in proliferation of firearms of mass destruction. this legislation is long overdue. it would enable the justice department, the department of homeland security, and the f.b.i. to prevent, investigate, and prosecute cases of domestic terrorism more effectively. i and many others in this body know what it is to experience acts of racial hatred and witness events of domestic terrorism. we cannot continue to turn a blind eye to white supremacist vigilantes. it impacts all of us. while the gunman in buffalo was aiming for people who looked like me, others who did not look like me fell victim to this evil act. so at my first meeting w