if so you know about the parasitic fungi that turn people into zombies. you can actually buy them in san francisco's chinatown, that is not fiction, and the price will leave you with sticker shock. but first, the atmospheric river slamming the bay area is moving out now, you may even see a little sunshine where you live, but there are looming threats. the winds are so severe right now. take a look at this dangerous situation in san francisco. we've just learned a shelter-in-place has been ordered because glass is falling off of this building. do you recognize it? that is the bank of america building at 555 california near pine in downtown san francisco. it's a little hard to see due to the visibility being so poor, but glass is falling from that building, we are told. we have a crew on the way. there. we will give you updates as soon as we get there. obviously a dangerous situation underneath and around that building, so do try to avoid that area until we can get more information. now we want to take it to marin county, where a driver under a tree that fe

the zombie case we it at times the zombie case, because it was a theory of prosecution and some potential crimes that were investigated put aside because legal or factual problems reinvestigated. so they were exhumed a and put aside for a variety of reasons, reexamined yet again and it kept returning from the grave so often that we started to it as the zombie theory. what it involved was the concealment of the reimbursement to michael cohen of the hush money that he had paid to stormy daniels. most people who have have followed the trump saga recall that it became public years ago, that michael cohen on, trump's behalf, had paid $130,000 to stormy daniels and her lawyer right before the election in. 2016. and at a time when she was threatening to expose her allegation that she had had an affair with donald trump, that was let's put i don't mean to interrupt. sure, but let's pause. you use the word threat. that's key to understanding your perception, the zombie case, because you believe trump was being threatened by stormy daniels, then the payment was in some way money? well, the first th

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. >> zombie studies and actual history. new college is funded by florida taxpayers. it was founded in the civil rights era and opened its doors to its first class of 100 students in 1964 to provide a hands on learning experience that wasn't limited by a bureaucratic curriculum. its founders envisioned a place with complete freedom of inquiry. it was launch today be an institution inclusive of students regardless of their race, religion, national origin or their cultural status. despite that history or maybe because of their history governor desantis has targeted new college. the students and teachers there are calling it a hostile takeover. and to be honest if you look at what governor desantis has done thus far they've got a point. to begin with desantis installed loyalists on the new board of trustees this past january explaining the school badly needed a new overhaul. >> it hasn't been successful and enrollment is down so much because people want to see true academics and want to get rid of the window dressing. >> they'r

but we're not going to be zombies, so i feel better about that. dr.k you very much. >> no, we're not going to be zombies. >> i'll be talking to you more about this because you know i'm going to be worried about this. thank you very much. >>> we're going to contin our reporting and all these coersations online. you can stay connected on your smartphone. download our nbc bay area app, and you can get updates there. >>> up next, a centuries-old oppression system leaving aèr>> okay. check it out. new video from san francisco from the third street bridge near oracle park

. >> zombie studies, an actual history. now, new colleges funded by florida taxpayers. it was founded in the civil rights era and it opens its doors to the first class of 100 students in 1964, they provide a hands-on learning experience that was not limited by a bureaucratic curriculum. its founders have complete freedom of inquiry. it was launched to be an institution of students inclusive regardless of race or religion, their national origin, or cultural status. despite that history, or maybe because of that history, governor desantis has targeted a new college. these students and the teachers there are calling it a hostile takeover, and to be honest, if you look at what governor desantis has done thus far, they have got a point. to begin with, desantis installed loyalists on new colleges board of trustees this past january, explaining that the school badly needed an overhaul. >> it has not been successful so much, because i think that people wanted to see true academics and they want to get rid of some of the political w

no, no, take this zombie. definitely exist. zombie. ants definitely exist. they literally exist.r bodies . the essentially, their bodies. the nervous system gets taken by this stuff. it i really thought this stuff. it i really thought this is it. because, i mean, do love this stuff or is it the mushrooms they are mushrooms, too many mushrooms. i think it's happened to me. yeah. yeah. i met god. okay. let's move on to it's on is the end of this section. we're going to go out? jonathan cogan, you know a name dnnkl jonathan cogan, you know a name drink i think, and he's calmed down after this break though we will be tackling why water is the secret to a longer life. what makes a toxic boss and the st patrick's day leprechaun wonderful . see you in st patrick's day leprechaun wonderful. see you in a minute . welcome back to headline news with me. andrew doyle is your first look at saturday's newspaper and kicking off the final part. we've got a man who claims he's found the key a longer life than this one is in the times. i believe yeah meet the times. i believe yeah meet the man spe

there's actually something called zombie aunt fungus and i turns insects into zombies and they go aroundttacking each other. they are cold-blooded. there is that disease now. a syndrome in bats and it's killing people by the drones. what protects us as a species barrier. the last of us, the hbo magstripe which is about zombie fungus, is not going to get us. it will get us the way it does in that movie in that series. however, the national science board of advisory is warning people that funguses on their radar. to know what that means, if it gets into a lab and somebody is playing around that in the lab, here we go again with the dispute it's possible that it will turn it to something that could spread and had the mentation's and become a pandemic. that is what i am most worried about it being played within th lab. isn't likely? no. is a possible, yes. the labs that produce covid seemed pretty unregulated to me. thank you for that's. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: , to mislead you on behalf of the people in power source not surprising the footage you're about to see has been hidden for ye

no, no, take this zombie. definitely exist. zombie. ants definitely exist. they literally exist.r bodies . the essentially, their bodies. the nervous system gets taken by this stuff. it i really thought this stuff. it i really thought this is it. because, i mean, do love this stuff or is it the mushrooms they are mushrooms, too many mushrooms. i think it's happened to me. yeah. yeah. i met god. okay. let's move on to it's on is the end of this section. we're going to go out? jonathan cogan, you know a name dnnkl jonathan cogan, you know a name drink i think, and he's calmed down after this break though we will be tackling why water is the secret to a longer life. what makes a toxic boss and the st patrick's day leprechaun wonderful . see you in st patrick's day leprechaun wonderful. see you in a minute . welcome back to headline news with me. andrew doyle is your first look at saturday's newspaper and kicking off the final part. we've got a man who claims he's found the key a longer life than this one is in the times. i believe yeah meet the times. i believe yeah meet the man spe

in terms of rebating the banks of the profitability issue, what is the zombie bank conversation where you guys are. that's small and regional size banks. are we looking at this consistent, weaker profitability? jp: we had a zombie bank conversation for the past 15 years because they never recovered to full strength. but they are healthy and a good business model to do some kind of profit in business and not being a total zombie as we have seen in japan over the past two decades. i am with guy and steve there that investment banks may see some good business in the next couple weeks. this is a story about the recession, the economy. and that will weigh on earnings and that was the market is pricing in. guy: let's talk about that for a moment, what you make of the data? the service sector in germany looks pretty strong right now? jp: it's not so much about the data i would rather listen to what the companies tell us in the next couple of weeks. if they feel like they see less incoming contracts, how cautious their customers are, that's more important to me because we know that macro econ

and if it also walks like this, it's zombie moves, twitching, even , as it were, doing something.ll without a soul. they bite others and infect the whole world. there is no soul left. come on, i'll show you what. and here mishan temporarily departed soul down there you are a zombie. and here you hid your soul, so to speak, under lock and key, so that no one would be dragged away, so that strangers would not climb, do not let anyone in. bell it's you. i'm mishan , here i'm poking around little by little . himself he himself look, my pride is the original original mechanism in the golden case, and through the glass you can see how it works, i dream of making the machine exactly the same you give. really want to. turns out apparently i still don't understand something. the first time that she left him then? what do you think, he's your fool, you're a chick like you know? how many? we had another love. now sometimes it happens. yes , damn it, you don’t happen, because his father was the director of the plant quickly, so that he would not refuse, the fool began to rise. it's not me who

mesopotamia borders south africa in the south with mozambique on vaska bats, bathroom in the west and zombiesn the north has no access to the sea, has an area of ​​​​390,000 square kilometers, a population of 16 million people africa great continent but still not yet fully erupted and fully known, but africa is becoming an ever more significant continent on the world stage. and if you take the southern part of africa well, the one that is more needed sugars, then according to the growth rate of the economy. uh, this part of africa is the second fastest growing region in the world in general , the african continent is, of course, a gigantic consumer market of the 21st century. yes , and for the next century. today, africa attracts to the most diverse sectors of the world economy, because there are a lot of prospects for the development of at least the tourism industry. this is an endless opportunity for investment after all. it is no secret that africa is called the pearl of the earth. here are the prospects for the development of tourism in general development one of the most interesting afri

and if it also walks like this, it's zombie moves, even as if they are doing something. and around thed walking here and himself so you become. it's a world with common people, talk. or in you too. there is no soul left. come on, i'll show you what. i hid my temporarily departed soul. only mom comes in sometimes for her call, come in. is that you, i'm mishan, poking around, little by little i travel around the world, collecting interesting watches, modern vintage copies. this is the original original gold case mechanism, and through the glass. wow. what are you? release under your own name. well, for now it's only a dream sketches outline, but i really want to. i really want to do a true world-class masterpiece. so what? it turns out yes, it doesn't work. apparently i still do not understand something. mists of big ben bohemian salons receptions hmm do you visit often? the first time that she left him then?

is highlighting what researchers described as zombie forests.as where young conifer trees are struggling to thrive because it's too warm and to dry. researchers estimate roughly 20% of california's conifer forest is mismatched to its climate conditions for more on this issue, and what can be done. we're joined by avery hill, stanford ecologist and the lead author of this study. avery thank you so much for coming on to talk about this. so it explained. how is our warming climate leading to the so called zombie forests. and what are these areas look like? thanks so much for having me, um i think, uh, it's important to start just by saying that there's like a strong, really strong relationship between, uh the climate and we're plants can grow, grow and be produced. um and we have a pretty intuitive sense for this, you know, the kind of cool weather region of california northwestern coast is full of redwood trees. and we don't really find these redwood trees and hotter, drier areas like the mojave desert, so there's a strong relationship between the

. >> a lot of zombies on tv. >> oh, yeah. i can think of what that might be. >> zombies everywhere. >> thank you, jeff. >>> up next, more drama for meghan markle and prince harry. why they're being asked to lveea >>> some royal tensions on the rise, buckingham palace has officially kicked prince harry and meghan markle out of their cottage in the uk. they were asked to leave after harry published his memoir "spare". the cottage is on the groundsf windsor castle. the king is reportedly offering the cottage to his brother prince andrew instead. >>> how alaska airlines and lou seal are celebrating. look at lou right there. the return of baseball. >>> here's a look inside rockefeller center. you can see the control room there. one of the top stories, the surprise move by a drug company to cut insulin when i was his age, we had to be inside to watch live sports. but with xfinity, we get the fastest mobile service and can stream down the street or around the block! hey, can you be less sister, more car? all right, let's get this ov

chin-hong says we don't need to worry about zombies. show. >> how comforting. >>> it was the japanese against the americans in the championship game of the world baseball classic, and the game was a classic. sports is next. >>> okay, talk about a quiet night in sports. but the warriors and the sharks had the night off. >> warriors will be back in action tomorrow in dallas. the sharks don't play again until thursday, up in vancouver to face the canucks. baseball, u.s. versus japan in the world baseball classic. trai turner put the americans on top, fifth home run of the tournament. but the japanese with two runs of their own. top of the ninth, on top. los angeles angels pitcher shohei ohtani strikes out his american teammate mike trout and japan wins it. what a great end to a tournament so many people were talk about. inin order foror small businesssses to thririve, they need d to be smarart.. efefficient..... agile.e... and ththat's neverer beenen more impoportant than it isis right nowow. so f for a limitited time, comcast t business i

the main responsibility for the zombie apocalypse on our planet, and with it he burst out with anotherelation yesterday, which means washington around columbia president joseph biden speaks and tells the story of how he once went to the doctors an interesting story. look. i had terrible headaches , and the diagnosis was called. well, nevermind, they had to open my skull a couple of times to make sure i had a brain. this is humor. i understand. listen, here's one humor, another rhyme, a third joke, and that's it. this adds up to some very rather ominous picture, really. no, i know this humor. here, yes, well done, yes, here, we are dad my. actually hitting his head when he says it would be good, he says, he gave the bone, maybe a concussion would be funny. well, listen, i say, one, second , third, fifth is no longer funny, but the american users, of course, heard their president instantly issued. so to speak, biden's confession. here in the form of a whole series, a caricature with injuries so, but correctly, so there is no brain here. come on, let's have some more laughs. there is a lo

we'll sit tight and wait for those zombies to come and drink like mad. >> kevin?rter, if it goes down, i am ready to go. its got a little bourbon in it and some mres in it. the most important thing i have in it is a a rp rpa compass. >> the poll results, do you or hav havhave you ever consideredg a doomsday pack. it is kind of the opposite which is weird. 34% say yes and 66% say no on instagram. i guess they're too busy taking selfies. tanya says ingredients for manhattan, water, and photos and girl scout book on survival. jonathan hunt, you and your 26 children. >> i am leaving all of them behind for scott. my bag is going one, my golden retriever puppy and two very good bottles of wine. and three, i am putting phil keitting in my bag because he always brings the fun. >> that's the whole thing. >> don't go with hawn, he's got one bottle. it is the end of day, my friends and we got one bottle of wine, marianne got hers. did i miss anybody? we got michael with peanuts and good bourbon. we have barbara donovan who says photos of my family at special occasion. that's

in addition, zombie is, considering personal brand entrepreneurs work under the latin symbol.he chamber institution, they regularly arrange concerts , invite musicians, focus on the russian gender, sing popular hits, no anti-russian rhetoric. yes, and there is no question of discrediting the russian armed forces in the public space, but still it is necessary be more careful to consider our interlocutors entrepreneurs did absolutely right. first, they got huge free publicity. you see russia 24 about them shoots the program again. secondly, in fact. they are right. they have. this sign hung even before the start of the special operation for 7 years, but you have to feel it. now the soul of the people is easily the people, well, remake. it's understandable to come up with a new logo in a day. and the regulars of the bars didn't have time to hang up, and so they find their favorite places. but there were no more complaints. i would like to appeal to vigilant citizens, uh your concern and your reactions are important and helpful, but i would like you to look more at more than simpl

russian propagandists specific facts and methods by which enemy propaganda turns people into obedient zombiesn counter information attacks of russians in the project of the chronicle of the information war with olga len tuesday thursday at 11:40 a.m. and friday at 13:00 on the espresso tv channel, the war is going on and not only for territories, it is also a war for umy russia is throwing millions of petrodollars to turn ukrainians into little russians ukraine will become russia analysis and analysis of information about ukraine of russian propagandists, specific facts and methods by which enemy propaganda turns people into obedient zombies according to history, we counter the information attacks of the russians in the project of the chronicle of the information war with olga len on tuesday, thursday at 11:40 and friday at 13:00 on the espresso tv channel , join to the community with a ukrainian view of the world, become a sponsor of the espresso youtube channel. and this is access to exclusive content , personal thanks, pinned comments , special icons and the possibility of personal communi

in addition, zombie is considered a personal brand, entrepreneurs work under the latin symbol.rs. concerts are regularly held in the chamber institution, musicians are invited, they focus on russian rock, they sing popular hits, no anti-russian rhetoric, and there is no talk of discrediting the russian armed forces in the public space, but still we need to be more careful when counting our interlocutors. entrepreneurs did absolutely right. first, they got huge free advertising. you see russia 24 about them shoots the program again. secondly, in fact. they are right. they had this sign hung even before the start of the special operation for 7 years, but you need to feel it now is the soul of the people. request the people to redo it. by the way, they did so, it will not allow the conflict to flare up a new logo in a day, of course, to come up with and hang up before the bar regulars find their favorite place. but there were no more complaints. i would like to appeal to vigilant citizens, uh, your anxiety and your reactions important and helpful, but i wish you looked more at mor

nonetheless zombie companies mis allocate caphal zombie companies mis allocate capital.d that's a pity aspect of something that banks in general, including ours have, i think, downplayed an economics as a thing called the austrian tradition and the some of whom were austrian or austrian. i look at label always talked about this that the long consequences of the misallocation of resources as a result of government intervention going too far and it didn't receive enough attention i think particularly in the years after the global financial you can you can do things i think to boost demand which sound quite good in the short but cause all sorts of long term problems and that's what i think is happened and in terms the moves in interest terms of the moves in interest rates we've so far. one rates we've had so far. one thing that i'm really interested i don't the answer to i don't know the answer to historically, to crush inflation, you've needed to have positive, real interest rates . positive, real interest rates. but this time you've seen the interest rate cut from a quart

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well, there is a list even lower , there is also a simple zombie, but all these people are very clearossible to calculate the terrible damage they have caused to the patients of ukraine in the health care system absolutely everything and of course i would like them not to just take portraits and not show them to the bench, well, let me remind you that the criminal case against bogatyreva was closed back in the 19th year, she returned from ukraine to ukraine from abroad and was arrested, sent to the pre-trial detention center, then bought out from the pre-trial detention center for uah 6 million vadym novinsky did it personally, he dug up a lot of people , and later the case was closed, it's called a good saying. i love yehor bumper. do you remember this comic show when he was alya, a presidential candidate, he said he stole, shared with me, go for a walk. i think that this is exactly the same story p dmytro was with the vasylivna registry , so we wish you long life, and how much did one portrait cost, and this is also public money that was spent on the production of these . i think yo

she was a fan of the tv show "the walking dead" zombies.e was hidin something said reporte christopher goffard, and the were determined to find ou what it was. >> they hired a privat investigator to look into hi past >> debra, meanwhile, was i love the newlyweds had settled into a simple life on newport beach 's balboa island debra, convinced she'd found the perfect man, even when sometimes things didn't quit make sense like the time she picked up th mail and saw a strange retur address on the letter to her husband. you opened a letter to him >> yes, i did. [laughs] i was so curious and he wa irate. that's fraud you know, i can't believe yo did that >> but what had caught her attention was that letter wa from an inmate at the orange county jail. did you read the letter? >> i did >> what was in it? >> it was talking about ho lucky he was that he had found love, and that his life ha turned around. i'm thinking, life had turne around so, i questioned him and h said that he writes and send care packages to people in prison >> sounded plausible

>> this is why it's called a zombie case.s have looked at this both at the doj level. this office. he previously declined to prosecute this case. and now it's back before us. why is that? what is the intervening action? the only thing that has changed is president donald trump has declared he is running for president of the united states. that's what is concerning to me and to others is that this appears to be politically motivated it is why we are asking the questions. my priority is to make sure people have confidence in our elections and it's actions like these that leave feel question what is going on with the d.a.'s office in manhattan. >> brian: congressman, if he does indict next week you are going to tell him you need to come before us. do you expect him to say yes? >> i would sure like him to come forward. i think not only do we deserve an answer to what is going on. i think the american people deserve an answer to the questions that we have asked. the questions that we have put forward i think are pretty straightfor

she's also expected to visit tanzania, and zombies. on monday, harris mentioned the importance of supporting human rights on the continent, but some local politicians hit back and advise the u. s. vice president to check her own nations track record before trying to lecture others. do you think the parliament of gonna is going to be guided by the opinion of the vice president of the country? that is one of the biggest abusers of human rights. please. economic analyst that from africa use of dotius as the continent, once fat trade relations instead of unsolicited advice and imperatives from washington. an area that the west has used very aggressively in the past is the mechanism of divide and rule. so one of the mechanisms that america is likely to use in africa is to offer military assistance to the governments of the day discussion on human rights. and the respect for human life is really a discussion that we believe that the americans really have no moral ground on which to talk about it in any meaningful way. i think africa is now b

took on this zombie case against trump. it's looking increasingly weak and blatantly political. to legal experts on both sides of the aisle. coming up, we'll hear from trump's attorney. also, two people that testified in front of the new york grand jury. one has not spoken before, kellyanne conway. she will tell her story for the first time and robert costello. he's a prominent u.s. attorney, former u.s. attorney and once worked as a legal adviser to the state's star witness michael cohen. he now says that cohen is totally unreliable and on a revenge tour against donald trump. cohen is an admitted liar and fraud and tax cheat. new york's case hinges on his testimony. absolutely about an alleged nondisclosure agreement from seven years ago. a 2018 statement, michael cohen said this about the agreement "in a private transaction in 2016, i used my own personal funds to facilitate a payment of $130,000 to miss stephanie clifford, aka stormy daniels, neither the trump organization for the trump campaign was a party to this transaction to the payment of miss clifford. it was lawful, i

and it's also very interesting that the zombie is so popular.at we are cooperating with the company, and we will not forget international stars such as, for example, shakira . the shoulder blades move from behind and the ribs glide well over them, and we add to this movement the movement of the body, see breakfast of champions in the program.

of the best to worst states to survive the zombie apocalypse. and there's some bad news for us. california ranked 50th. >> and they say it's even worse for people who live in the bay area. basically anywhere that is densely crowded or has bad traffic check. check your toast. the best places to go. wyoming, alaska, vermont and the dakotas, the data. the data was put together by a study at cornell when they did a zombie apocalypse. simulation college education there, cornell, they found within 4 weeks entire nation would be infected. you know, we keep up with this, whether they will looks like we've got a least a break in the stormy weather outside tonight. >> you've got the clouds parting somewhat. the winds begin to calm down around the bay are still breezy in spots out there. but most the rain now headed south where looks like it's going to move into southern california. are you bringing some heavy rain in los angeles? likely going to see some flooding there as well. in the meantime, here's the long-range forecast. we're going to get a break in

which will gradually turn into a country of suicide bombers, and then further into the country of zombiech essentially leads some kind of incomprehensible existence in the form of some partisan groups of detachments of some tourist organizations, so this plan does not provide for any measures for the development of agriculture . there is nothing to be surprised, although it is still ukraine. here is the money and weapons. well, ukraine actually gives something in uh west. in any case, today, again, there was information that approximately 10% of all forests in ukraine were simply reduced and sent to the west last year, which is approximately 10% of the country's total forest fund, in general, it is not so weak, but at the same time, this is absolutely the right that this country is zombie, moreover, zombies its own leadership and leadership already now, uh, itself proclaimed by the ukrainian orthodox church, the so-called church of ukraine, uh, a memo of the vinnitsa ecchia of the kiev patriarchate, signed by the metropolitan, viskinsky and lord's vorsonofe. there your task is your task

well, this is actually a called a zombie case. this particular case. and this is something that looked like it could lead to formal charges, then went away again. and it has been popping up time and time again. it does stretch back all the way back to 2016 now. it looks like it's become official because a jury decided to indict him a very likely way to suit still don't have it officially. but what we're seeing here is we're sink to say the very least a blurring of the line of the separation of powers in the united states. because the republican speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy, immediately fired off a statement saying that he would direct the relevant committees to look into the actions of the district attorney in new york and who is taking this legal again action against donald trump. so it's not just a donald trump himself looking at it, his chances of running once again as the republican candidate, it is his own party. it is congress itself that could take action here against the judiciary. so this is something that will have to be looked at ver

alix: are we creating a new world of zombie banks? have to liquidity issue, now it is a profitability. you wind up having to pay a lot more for loans and do not loan as much out, because of the credit contraction. where is the net interest margin? cameron: that is a good point. we saw this function lower post the great financial crisis and the ability for banks to generate the kind of return on equity they did prior to the crisis. what we can see now is this lowers yet again, which means banks end up being these quasipublic institutions that cannot return as much as other parts of the market. the other thing to consider is if we continue to see more and more concentration of the largest banks, they have to be regulated even further. then it is not just too big to fail, they become too big to save. this raises the question of profitability for the broader banking industry, which suggests valuations should trend lower. guy: we are going into the weekend, we are working. while we are waiting for whatever to happen, we are thinking about

that we haven't seen more companies default or zombie companies. >> i think post-covid those that wereble to come out of covid and really survive, i think we've weeded out a lot of that. some people are calling for looking at certain segments of the market, particularly the lower end of middle-market companies. people are being a little more cautious there, but we are seeing a huge demand in terms of people so trying to balance their portfolios. rates are higher now so you can achieve that. picking credits, and were back to managers that are keen and able to do that well. >> are the younger clients behaving differently? do they ask different questions and want to invest differently? >> i like to say us tenured folks, we see a lot of volatility over the years over the markets. certainly they haven't seen higher rates in a long time. this is the first time really learning how to invest when you're in the client base in this type of interest rate environment. so the really are asking us for solutions, so we are helping them with some strategies as well to complement them trying to capture

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. >> tell me what you know about this zombie drug >> it's cig ma tiezing.he went to philadelphia for this. she'll be reporting in full tonight before the town hall on fentanyl. what is this and what is it doing to these communities? >> it's a powerful sedative. one of the approximate is, narcan works on fentanyl, but it doesn't work on the tranq. talking to people out there i was afraid they wouldn't want to talk to me, but they did. multiple people said to me things like i'm human, you know i'm a person, like i am a mother, i have children. >> it's mixed in with some of the opioidss they're taking. >> yes. the idea is that drug dealers put it in to make it last longer. >> i've been just obsessed watching these videos and the coverage around the country, because philadelphia, former philadelphiian, philadelphia's on the front lines, but it's happening in boston and the pacific northwest, it's happening all over the country with tranq as they call it. it's every different demographic. it's not just one demographic of people who get sadly hooked on drugs. it

the base of the delegation that he had made for, but you were tired of serving for imam zaman about zombies and checking the procession route. all of dubai reached this holy place step by step. an exciting three- day competition has reached its final stop at the tour de france big with the story of the tree and how it was. it was average. being professional was much better than anywhere else. the competition was very difficult. the table was designed for the high energy competition of the participants in three age groups and in the fields of robot warriors, soccer players and rally with pathfinder robots also competed and took the third place in the children's competition in three fields of the internet of things. god said that i won first in the science field of electronics and robotics in the first and second part of the persian science league. warrior took third place , second profit in addition to the competition of robots, the topic of children's programming and semantic and story challenges was another popular part of this competition . i won second place in the field of programming ,

milo manheim from everything he's played dead in like zombies, on the disney channel. stars. >> jimmy: big stars among the young people, yeah. what does "prom pact" mean? >> what do you mean, what does it mean? >> jimmy: what does it refer to? >> it's an agreement between the two leads who are friends, they're going to make an agreement, a compact -- >> jimmy: they will go to the prom. >> just as friends. they will always support one another. >> jimmy: did you go to the prom? >> i did not go. >> jimmy: you did not? >> i went to a really small boarding school, we didn't have a prom. then people would get left out. >> jimmy: how small was the school? >> 300, 325? >> jimmy: wow. no prom, 325, that's not that small, is it? >> because back in the day, this was the '80s. we all love the '80s. depeche mode tonight. >> jimmy: that's right. [ cheers and applause ] >> insane. you had to have a date to a prom. what were you supposed to do if you didn't have a date? >> jimmy: i'll tell you what i did. i remember taking stock of my life. i remember watching "the fall guy." lee majo

a bunch of zombies walking around on drugs and it is very scary. i have loyal customers. know, they get approached and sometimes they get scared. >> john: it is good you have loyal customers that keep coming back and help you and your wife stay afloat there. you have had to put up a fence there. one of your entrance ways somebody set a fire. do you fear for your safety on a daily basis? >> yes, i do. i'm 69, going to be 70 soon. i'm not a young chicken anymore. i get scared sometimes. these guys are angry and one guy came up, a big, big, big man and screaming and yelling at one of my lady customers. she ran into the restaurant. i got out of my car and turned around and looked at me and said you have a problem. he was going to hit me. if you hit me you go to jail the rest of your life. something triggered in his brain and he stopped and walked across the street and got in the middle of the street and started screaming at a bunch of people in the cars. some days are good. >> john: a few seconds left and wanted to point out that you have joined with other businesses to file

imagine that you have an army of your zombies that you can send.r the germans used the ukrainian nationalists as cannon fodder or useful idiots, as soon as the un officials tried to proclaim in lviv, the creation of the ukrainian state. german authorities. they were immediately arrested. the only person who is fighting and there are no ukrainian allies on april 16, 1945, the 72-year-old hetman was mortally wounded in bavaria during an anglo-american air raid, his son daniel , who led the hetman movement, died in london in 1957. analyzing the failed experience of creating ukrainian statehood in the twentieth century, one of the closest associates of skarabatsky, ukrainian diplomat vyacheslav lipinsky, wrote ukrainian will bring ukraine's political idea of ​​death is to be a patriot. it means to wish with all the strength of your soul the creation of a human community of people who will live on ukrainian soil. they dream about being drowned. to be a chauvinist means to cover up one's spiritual emptiness and one's inferiority, namely , betrayal of car

they need to add zombies to new york.l there already. >> harris: but they're coming to my state to get them. >> jimmy: thipted to film it where the walking dead are but they couldn't get access to the oval office. >> harris: wow nice. whoa. all right that milwaukees me feel better. >> greg: you are soaking in read meat juice. >> jimmy: all day it's an atkins >> greg: jamie? >> jamie: my story sucks and i want that bunny picture. [laughter] >> jamie: so two weeks ago in alaska where i live just down the road from me this moose was eating some vegetation in a basement window. and it slipped and fell into the person's basement. and so fire fighters rescued this moose. it was down there for six hours. and they rescued this moose. and i'm watching this and i'm going, they rescued after six, i've been trapped there 20 years and no one's come for me. what about me. >> greg: that's amazing. >> harris: where you live? >> jamie: i live in alaska and i think we have a picture, i have a picture of a moose at my back porch. that's my

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so, first republic it is over it is a zombie bank. you can prop it up day after day. keep saying nice things about it but you can't force the horse to drink the tainted water. that is what we going to find out about this. we talk about first republic in six months going to zero, we wasted a lot of money during that period and it is going to happen. let it die. neil: but in the meantime, are you ever scared of a possible moment, that all of the sudden fear builds a sphere, the stock market pounds all types of ba banks. and that is the currency for their business and is melting away if it were to sustain itself get worse. >> okay, lehman brothers went to zero, is anything in the u.s. economy? no. stearns, see report i remember the trauma of that occurrence. i had an account there what happened to the u.s. economy? it continued to grow. enron, does not matter today. there's going to be in the democratic capitalist system the best in the world by the largest economy still. it has tremendous resiliency. it passes over steam roles idiot managers because the fundamental econ

rather than fix the problem, they created zombie banks and zombie companies and negative interest ratesculous. >> neil: because credit suisse got this $54 million cash infusion and republic got something similar, has that taken them off of your list of banks bound to fail? >> well, it doesn't solve the problem, neil. it delays the problem. you remember bear stearns? j.p. morgan bailed them out. just delayed the problem. aig went down 2008. and then lehman went down. so i was on cnn with wolf blitzer saying lehman is going next. so what i'm saying today is that, you know, silicon valley bank is like bear stearns a few years ago. >> neil: so you have a contagion sense of this, that when you hear janet yellen talking about the fact that is not another lehman mow men, another bear stearns and merrill lynch going into the hands of forced government, arranged marriages with the likes of j.p. morgan chase and of course the bank of america. this is not that, you say? >> i say that she's -- she was head of the fed and head of the treasury. you know, bernanke got a nobel prize for being the fed c