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State of the Union With Jake Tapper : CNNW : March 24, 2019 6:00am-7:00am PDT
message. >> karen you and jen are among the best, most experienced communicators in the democratic party. so the fact that you are all saying take a breath? >> yeah. i think i'm not going to say anything with that compliment. >> no, i'm saying, it's the -- my point is it's the expectation game. and most of the people are not playing it so well. >> mayor pete made a really important point which is at some point in the 2020 election, democrats should make the election about inrit tegrity. we have a raerd from president trump hosinton his integrity. we know the things about what jen mentioned but also that while all these other things were happening, he was pursuing business deals. let's let that play out. let's let congress do its part, but stay focused on the issues people care about but, yeah, the integrity of the president and, by the way, how this president and republicans, how vigorously the republicans will fight to make sure that we get to see the whole report will say a lot about the integrity of the republican party. >> i expect some of the reporting from the last couple of days f
message. >> karen you and jen are among the best, most experienced communicators in the democratic party. so the fact that you are all saying take a breath? >> yeah. i think i'm not going to say anything with that compliment. >> no, i'm saying, it's the -- my point is it's the expectation game. and most of the people are not playing it so well. >> mayor pete made a really important point which is at some point in the 2020 election, democrats should make the election...
Morning Joe : MSNBCW : March 25, 2019 3:00am-6:00am PDT
you look, karen, at just the past month. you see a president declaring an emergency because congress, republicans first and then democrats refusing to give money for a wall. you have a president decideding to change policy on north korean sanctions by tweet. you have a president deciding to change 40 years of middle east policy, maybe 45 years, going back to 1967, 50 years of middle east policy on the golan heights by tweet. there is right now, we are moving even more towards an imperial presidency and further away from madison's view of divided government. >> this is a culmination of a trend that's been going on for decades. i do think the second part of what david brinkley had to say is really important too. the country has a lot of problems out there. and, yes, congress needs to do its due diligence. yes, we should see the full mueller report. they probably should bring mueller up to testify on the hill. but the fact is that democrats did not get put back into power because of this scandal last year. in fact, if you had talked to people who won in these republican held districts t
you look, karen, at just the past month. you see a president declaring an emergency because congress, republicans first and then democrats refusing to give money for a wall. you have a president decideding to change policy on north korean sanctions by tweet. you have a president deciding to change 40 years of middle east policy, maybe 45 years, going back to 1967, 50 years of middle east policy on the golan heights by tweet. there is right now, we are moving even more towards an imperial...
Hannity : FOXNEWSW : March 27, 2019 6:00pm-7:00pm PDT
. an interview in which a woman named karen mcdougal discussed in detail what she says was a serious, ten month long extramarital affair with a president. >> you book donald trump on your show, what are your first question be? >> are you going to send me or anybody that i know to a camp? >> sean: wonder if tom brokaw and andy lack are proud of this. should never be trusted again, along with making a scene and in so many others. joining us now, exclusively on the phone, is the president of united states. mr. president, thank you for taking time for being with us tonight. >> president trump: well, thank you, sean, very much. it's an honor. >> sean: i appreciate you being here. you really have not had an opportunity to react and respond to the mueller report, the ag's letter, that summarized the report that exonerated you, no collusion after all these years, as you have been claiming. he left the decision as it remains to obstruction to the attorney general and deputy attorney general. they quickly said no, that does not rise to the level, and he wanted to get your reaction. >> presiden
. an interview in which a woman named karen mcdougal discussed in detail what she says was a serious, ten month long extramarital affair with a president. >> you book donald trump on your show, what are your first question be? >> are you going to send me or anybody that i know to a camp? >> sean: wonder if tom brokaw and andy lack are proud of this. should never be trusted again, along with making a scene and in so many others. joining us now, exclusively on the phone, is the...
Good Morning America : KGO : March 11, 2019 7:00am-8:58am PDT
stormy daniels and karen mcdougal breaks his silence exclusively on "gma." >>> also first on "gma" -- the lawyer for the two brothers who say they were paid to stage that hate crime on jussie smollett now speaking out, as the "empire" star gets indicted on 16 felony counts. >>> figh fr as the world cup approaches, the u.s. women's national soccer team files a major lawsuit. will they boycott? two of the biggest stars, megan rapinoe and alex morgan, are here on "gma." >>> and the incredible whale tale. how this diver survived getting trapped in the jaws of one of the ocean's biggest animals. >>> and good morning, america. hope you had a good weekend. welcome back to cecilia. a special welcome to janai norman this morning. you may know her from the overnight. first time at the anchor desk. >> so excited to be here. >> and you get iid a good way to start the week. >>> that plane crash that killed 157 people in ethiopia. it all happened just minutes after takeoff. just moments ago, investigators found both of the crucial black boxes. >> here's what we know right now. those 157 people
stormy daniels and karen mcdougal breaks his silence exclusively on "gma." >>> also first on "gma" -- the lawyer for the two brothers who say they were paid to stage that hate crime on jussie smollett now speaking out, as the "empire" star gets indicted on 16 felony counts. >>> figh fr as the world cup approaches, the u.s. women's national soccer team files a major lawsuit. will they boycott? two of the biggest stars, megan rapinoe and alex...
CBS This Morning : KPIX : March 2, 2019 4:00am-6:01am PST
: logistically, this is a massive job. >> it is. >> reporter: karen pearl is the ceo of god's love. how many meals come out of here every day? >> out of here every day is 7,200 meals. >> reporter: prepared and packaged in their kitchens overlooking 6th avenue. how many chefs does it take to make this kitchen run? >> right. we have just under 20. >> reporter: the paid staff of about 100 includes nutritionists who customize each client's diet. >> over here we have again aible to of volunteers. >> reporter: it's an army of some 14,000 volunteers who put the meals together and get them out to people in need. >> come on through. that's all right. we're also delivering respect and dignity and lots and lots of love. hi, we're with god's love deliver -- >> reporter: to people like david la porte who is blinds. >> they mean a huge amount to me. >> reporter: like most, he has more than one illness. he's fighting cancer and recently suffered a stroke. >> i think they're unbelievable. this is done with love. >> reporter: god's love is a $20 million-a-year operation. and love rocks is one of its biggest
: logistically, this is a massive job. >> it is. >> reporter: karen pearl is the ceo of god's love. how many meals come out of here every day? >> out of here every day is 7,200 meals. >> reporter: prepared and packaged in their kitchens overlooking 6th avenue. how many chefs does it take to make this kitchen run? >> right. we have just under 20. >> reporter: the paid staff of about 100 includes nutritionists who customize each client's diet. >> over...
Despierta América : KDTV : March 21, 2019 7:00am-11:01am PDT
las hace al ser abuelos. una de sus bocinas, karen martÍnez, modele presentadora estÁ orgullosa de su proyecto. karen: fue una iniciativa que comenzamos con un grupo de amigas y colegas, mujeres emprendedoras que nos encanta la moda. marcela: estuvieron de acuerdo en que habÍa que dar un paso mÁs y ayudar más allÁ de una buena foto en instagram. karen: por quÉ no mostrar la influencia que tenemos todas en las redes con algo extra que es poder realmente ayudar a los otros. marcela: cÓmo funciona y opera los dÍas en que estÁn abiertas para que la gente venga? karen: nuestro clÓset tiene muchas cosas que tenemos que realmente podemos compartirlas. marcela: cada una aporta piezas de sus armarios y hacen una venta que gana seguidoras. de esa uniÓn y complicidad abrieron la posibilidad de que otras mujeres en otros paÍses participen. karen: y no sÓlo en nuestros closets porque hay marcas que nos han apoyado con las que hemos trabajado y a las cuales les hablamos y donaron muchas cosas. marcela: lo que empezÓ como un experimento tomÓ formal desde su primera ediciÓn. karen:
las hace al ser abuelos. una de sus bocinas, karen martÍnez, modele presentadora estÁ orgullosa de su proyecto. karen: fue una iniciativa que comenzamos con un grupo de amigas y colegas, mujeres emprendedoras que nos encanta la moda. marcela: estuvieron de acuerdo en que habÍa que dar un paso mÁs y ayudar más allÁ de una buena foto en instagram. karen: por quÉ no mostrar la influencia que tenemos todas en las redes con algo extra que es poder realmente ayudar a los otros. marcela: cÓmo...
Erin Burnett OutFront : CNNW : March 4, 2019 4:00pm-5:00pm PST
the list, david pecker, who runs the "national enquirer's" parent company, the karen mcdougal payoff guy, trump organization cfo, allen weisselberg, coo, matthew calamari, corey lewandowski, and others. the trump organization itself, the president's discredited
Jimmy Kimmel Live : KGO : March 20, 2019 11:35pm-12:37am PDT
like karen carpenter? i mean, really. >> jimmy: let's go back to the top of that clip because things with a hole is your -- >> it was a simpler time, jimmy. >> jimmy: yeah, it was a definitely -- >> a more innocent time. >> jimmy: now you have this show. i saw a promo. >> premiered last night, did great. i'm a fan of -- >> jimmy: you put people in a giant hamster ball. >> it is a $4.5 million arm. >> jimmy: and it's attached to a robot arm. >> yes, yes. and while you're being whipped around, you have to solve puzzles, mental challenges. because anybody can sit at a desk and go eh! let's see you do that when you get your brains scrambled. >> jimmy: did it really cost $4.5 million? >> $4.5 million, yeah. >> jimmy: you have to bring that on the road with you, crush other cars as you go out of the bus. so you have this big arm and you ask the questions, and it's fun. >> it's, people who did "american ninja warrior" wanted to come up with an obstacle course but instead of physical, for the mind. they came to me, we partnered up. i produced the show for them. do you have the physical to wi
like karen carpenter? i mean, really. >> jimmy: let's go back to the top of that clip because things with a hole is your -- >> it was a simpler time, jimmy. >> jimmy: yeah, it was a definitely -- >> a more innocent time. >> jimmy: now you have this show. i saw a promo. >> premiered last night, did great. i'm a fan of -- >> jimmy: you put people in a giant hamster ball. >> it is a $4.5 million arm. >> jimmy: and it's attached to a robot arm....
Late Night With Seth Meyers : KNTV : March 23, 2019 12:37am-1:38am PDT
. >> yeah. >> seth: let's take a look. >> it's mom, karen passed away this morning. >> i'm not here. [ beep ] >> you only get one life. don't waste it. ♪ [ beep ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: one thing i couldn't help but notice is it seems -- you seem very gaunt in this film. was that another request from the director? >> it was. she wanted me to be naked, and look as bad as possible. [ laughter ] >> seth: wow. >> yeah. >> seth: she really put you through the ringer. >> it was -- the character, when i play him, was also played by sebastian stan and iain armitage in different decades obviously. when i play him he's kind of near the end of his rope and unhealthy, and we sort of had the choice between getting bloated, and getting a little emaciated, and it just seemed healthier to get emaciated. [ laughter ] >> seth: i mean neither is a great option, but i guess of the two. i should note you do this often, this was i think last time we saw you, you were in this kind of shape for a role. so you can really do them all. that's right in the middle of bloated and emaciated, right the
. >> yeah. >> seth: let's take a look. >> it's mom, karen passed away this morning. >> i'm not here. [ beep ] >> you only get one life. don't waste it. ♪ [ beep ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: one thing i couldn't help but notice is it seems -- you seem very gaunt in this film. was that another request from the director? >> it was. she wanted me to be naked, and look as bad as possible. [ laughter ] >> seth: wow. >> yeah. >> seth:...
Al Jazeera (English)
NEWSHOUR : ALJAZ : March 19, 2019 9:00pm-10:01pm +03
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political analyst in the weeks to come home advice or does it. well let's speak to karen now as a research fellow at the school of advanced studies in the social sciences she joins us by skype from mountain areas capital jeanne thank you so much for being with us what is the end game for protesters what exactly do they want today. do you get to read subtly of diligence and its practices because it's not only about the hood it's beyond what's been hired they are quite it's quite obvious to deborah that would feel karr had not even address his people it's clear talk used to do very badly she was trying to save him control and control all transition well but didn't dawn on them to somehow negotiate on the lives she was on tour because even if the engine seems to have heard somewhere where the forward with the negotiation are the transition period when the whole national party is first these parties are not have not critical here mark the ranks of the courtis tourists and security there's no negotiation with the people there's no air and. practices not delusion so the leader may have
political analyst in the weeks to come home advice or does it. well let's speak to karen now as a research fellow at the school of advanced studies in the social sciences she joins us by skype from mountain areas capital jeanne thank you so much for being with us what is the end game for protesters what exactly do they want today. do you get to read subtly of diligence and its practices because it's not only about the hood it's beyond what's been hired they are quite it's quite obvious to...
MSNBC Live With Craig Melvin : MSNBCW : March 22, 2019 8:00am-9:00am PDT
colleague at "the washington post," karen tumulty, wrote a piece about the potential of biden to announce stacey abrams as his running mate. she wrote, stacey, don't do of this. >> car karen tell you you mecau right. we've been talking about this possibility for a weeks now. when we first said it, the initial reaction was, whoa, that's amazing, that would totally blow up the democratic field. but the more you think about it and the more you really get into what that would mean for him and for her, it doesn't look as good as it seems. i think karen tumulty outlines those things. the idea that stacey abrams would be the human shield for vice president biden is unfair to her. here is someone who were it not for voter suppression in georgia, would be the governor of georgia. she could run for the democratic primary for president in her own right. while it might be good for democrats to play these parlor games about who would the vp nominee would be and whether or not it's the right thing for vice president biden to name someone right out the gate, i think we have to then, once we finish the p
colleague at "the washington post," karen tumulty, wrote a piece about the potential of biden to announce stacey abrams as his running mate. she wrote, stacey, don't do of this. >> car karen tell you you mecau right. we've been talking about this possibility for a weeks now. when we first said it, the initial reaction was, whoa, that's amazing, that would totally blow up the democratic field. but the more you think about it and the more you really get into what that would mean...
Today : WRC : March 16, 2019 7:00am-8:00am EDT
your ugly dogs, karen. my name isn't karen. i don't know where it came from. the fans of theeam started calling themselves the ugly dogs after that. i'll always come back to them. >> reporter: when braverman started the race in alaska,he stopped tweeting to her 70,000 fans. the only signal she sent out, a ping from her gps, which we all tracked online many times a day. >> she's got es287 m into the race. she's moving at about -- oh, she stopped. >> maybe she'srying to ford a river. >> well, there is a river right there, >>right? eporter: we were reassured when video emerged of her snuggling with colbert on the trail. >> he's the only dog in the history of the iditarod to be on a diet during the race. >> reporter: and grew increasingly alarmed when she appeared to backtrack and rest at a cabin for almost 24 hours. one ugly dog tweeted, can yid imagine tharod trail committee going to blair's cabin and being like, so you're 70,000 moms want to know if you're okay. we began to think she was ending the race ther turns out, it was a gps malfunction. phew. braverman's ugly dogs channel
your ugly dogs, karen. my name isn't karen. i don't know where it came from. the fans of theeam started calling themselves the ugly dogs after that. i'll always come back to them. >> reporter: when braverman started the race in alaska,he stopped tweeting to her 70,000 fans. the only signal she sent out, a ping from her gps, which we all tracked online many times a day. >> she's got es287 m into the race. she's moving at about -- oh, she stopped. >> maybe she'srying to ford a...
The Daily Show : COM : March 8, 2019 1:33am-2:06am PST
happened to me, which one of my friends w--" "karen!" [laughter] "i didn't--i didn't even finish what i was gonna--" "what? what were you gonna say?" "which one of my friends would you hook up with?" "karen. yeah, karen." "have you been thinking about this?" "no. it just came into my head now. yeah. karen on the beach in montauk. that's, uh..." it's like, think about it, trump, fake it! and i never thought i'd say this, but i feel bad for jeff sessions. because apparently, trump didn't fire him to his face or even call him. he just sent john kelly with like a pre-written resignation letter. yeah, john kelly probably got there and he was like, [as john] "all right, jeff, you wanna do this "the easy way or the omarosa way? which one is it?" [sentimental music] ♪ - fox news has now confirmed that ty cobb is out as the president's in-house russia counsel. - less than a month ago, the president tweeted this: the failing "new york times" purposely wrote a false story stating that i am unhappy with my legal team on the russia case. wrong. i am very--all caps-- very happy with my lawyers, joh
happened to me, which one of my friends w--" "karen!" [laughter] "i didn't--i didn't even finish what i was gonna--" "what? what were you gonna say?" "which one of my friends would you hook up with?" "karen. yeah, karen." "have you been thinking about this?" "no. it just came into my head now. yeah. karen on the beach in montauk. that's, uh..." it's like, think about it, trump, fake it! and i never thought i'd say this,...
Closing Bell : CNBC : March 6, 2019 3:00pm-5:00pm EST
happens from the white house in the next hour or so talk about this market sell-off, karen hyde is here, dan suzuki from richard bernstein advisers and rick santelli joining us, as always anything to read into markets pulling back or is it a give back after a pretty strong run >> i really think it's a pause we've called it retraced three quarters of the down draft we had late last year for the stocks in the market to move higher from here, i really think we're at a point that we need to see earnings stop moving lower. and you look at where we are now, versus where we were in october. we were assuming 10% earnings growth now it's at 4% the question really becomes at what point do we see that bottom moving higher? >> dan, what's your take on whether to be position for the record growth or defense ofly, particularly in the u.s. equity market >> the key point and the other guest, karen, just touched on this profits growth is slow iing. people are very excited about the rally we've seen the last eight weeks or so. if you look at the data, it's basically a mirror image of what happened l
happens from the white house in the next hour or so talk about this market sell-off, karen hyde is here, dan suzuki from richard bernstein advisers and rick santelli joining us, as always anything to read into markets pulling back or is it a give back after a pretty strong run >> i really think it's a pause we've called it retraced three quarters of the down draft we had late last year for the stocks in the market to move higher from here, i really think we're at a point that we need to...
Erin Burnett OutFront : CNNW : March 11, 2019 4:00pm-5:00pm PDT
reasons. he was also involved with hush money payments to karen mcdougal, and the southern district of new york, part of the reason why they sentenced cohen to prison, he acted in coordination with and at the direction of individual 1. we all know who individual 1 is. okay, this is kind of like, we all know who individual 1 is, okay? >> not hard. >> okay. sarah sanders today was asked, who is individual 1. >> during his time at the white house, does the white house deny that the president is individual 1. >> i'm sorry? >> individual 1 in the southern district of new york -- >> again, i'm not going to comment in that, on an ongoing case. what i can tell you is that the president has stated his position and made it clear. >> i mean, look, again, it is a terrible job, being the white house press secretary. but it's also involving buying into the reality distortion field. we all know who individual 1 is, so cousdoes the press secretaryt she can't go out and say it. we know she's been caught in the president's lies with the checks, and now she can't deal with those facts on its face. april
reasons. he was also involved with hush money payments to karen mcdougal, and the southern district of new york, part of the reason why they sentenced cohen to prison, he acted in coordination with and at the direction of individual 1. we all know who individual 1 is. okay, this is kind of like, we all know who individual 1 is, okay? >> not hard. >> okay. sarah sanders today was asked, who is individual 1. >> during his time at the white house, does the white house deny that...
The Lead With Jake Tapper : CNNW : March 14, 2019 1:00pm-2:00pm PDT
of america right here, right now. >> and that seems to be, karen, his kind of message, which is very optimistic, very uplifting and, as jeff pointed out, not a lot of specifics. >> sounds a bit like stronger together, doesn't it? the problem that i think he has, i would not have done it this way. the glossy "vanity fair" cover, going to iowa. his message made it sound more about him instead of the people. so i have a real problem with that, frankly. there's been so much hype around him, i think sort of a situational awareness of that going into an announcement and really making it more about the people instead of i was born to do this. that's just going to hit people's ears the wrong way. you can get through the first couple of weeks with the enthusiasm and excitement. as you know so well, jake, particularly in the early four states, people want specifics, they want answers quickly. these are very sophisticated voters, particularly iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, nevada, where they'll ask you the tough policy questions and you need answers. >> i went to beto o'rourke's webs
of america right here, right now. >> and that seems to be, karen, his kind of message, which is very optimistic, very uplifting and, as jeff pointed out, not a lot of specifics. >> sounds a bit like stronger together, doesn't it? the problem that i think he has, i would not have done it this way. the glossy "vanity fair" cover, going to iowa. his message made it sound more about him instead of the people. so i have a real problem with that, frankly. there's been so much...
Washington Journal On the Phone with Karen Tumulty : CSPAN : March 23, 2019 4:17pm-4:27pm EDT
with the mueller report. karen, thank you so much. >> congress is in recess this week. house speaker nancy pelosi has announced next week, they will vote on an override of president thep's be till of congressional resolution that would terminate his national emergency declaration on border security. vote scheduled for tuesday. on thursday, the house will vote of presidentn trump span of transgender people serving in the military. you can watch live here on c-span. when the senate returns to session next week, lawmakers will continue debating judicial nominations and later in the week, they will take of a resolution of support for the green new deal. when the senate is back in session, watch the chamber live on c-span two. president trump signed an executive order on thursday that requires colleges and universities to -- that received federal money to make free-speech requirements. he signed the executive order, surrounded by college students in the east room of the white
with the mueller report. karen, thank you so much. >> congress is in recess this week. house speaker nancy pelosi has announced next week, they will vote on an override of president thep's be till of congressional resolution that would terminate his national emergency declaration on border security. vote scheduled for tuesday. on thursday, the house will vote of presidentn trump span of transgender people serving in the military. you can watch live here on c-span. when the senate returns...
CNN Tonight With Don Lemon : CNNW : March 4, 2019 8:00pm-9:00pm PST
the list, david pecker, who runs the "national enquirer's" parent company, the karen mcdougal payoff guy, trump organization
America's Newsroom With Bill Hemmer and Sandra Smith : FOXNEWSW : March 22, 2019 6:00am-9:00am PDT
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Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer : CNNW : March 6, 2019 2:00pm-3:00pm PST
called catch to kill scheme. it was involving the president and his alleged affair with karen mcdougal. we'll see how much they discuss of that here. they had their hands full. the questions still bound to consume what democrats want to look for going ahead. we'll see how much cooperation they get getting any new documents they have been asking for in particular for some of those involved in these hush money payments. the eldest son, his name was signed on one of those check. >> i'll have you standby. we are waiting to see the witness in this particular case michael cohen immerge from the closed door hearing. joining us is thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> if i interrupt i'm sure you'll understand. let's talk about michael cohen. he claims the president made it clear he was expected to lie under oath to congress about that moscow trump tower deal and his legal team reviewed and edited the statement ahead of time. do you expect the documents to support that claim? >> they are expected to support it. michael cohen has problems with his own credibility having lied to congress. now h
called catch to kill scheme. it was involving the president and his alleged affair with karen mcdougal. we'll see how much they discuss of that here. they had their hands full. the questions still bound to consume what democrats want to look for going ahead. we'll see how much cooperation they get getting any new documents they have been asking for in particular for some of those involved in these hush money payments. the eldest son, his name was signed on one of those check. >> i'll...
KRON 4 News Weekend : KRON : March 30, 2019 7:00am-10:01am PDT
public health sent out a health alert friday to doctors across the state.((karen smith, ca dept. of public health)) "we want to be sure to remind providers that people can transmit measles before they're sick, so in a situation like the one we're having, asking people who come in with symptoms that might be measles, it's just important to have measles in front of mind and to ask about travel and contact with travelers."california department of public health director karen smith says california typically sees about 25 measles cases a year. so far most of the state's cases are in northern california.((karen smith, ca dept. of public health)) "they are generally always associated with returning travelers who were unvaccinated or undervaccinated. the same thing is true this year although we do have slightly more cases than we had in the past few years."smith says the majority of the recently confirmed cases come from just a few travelers.((karen smith, ca dept. of public health)) "the biggest concern for us is the more people that come in to california with measles, the more likely they
public health sent out a health alert friday to doctors across the state.((karen smith, ca dept. of public health)) "we want to be sure to remind providers that people can transmit measles before they're sick, so in a situation like the one we're having, asking people who come in with symptoms that might be measles, it's just important to have measles in front of mind and to ask about travel and contact with travelers."california department of public health director karen smith says...
Shepard Smith Reporting : FOXNEWSW : March 7, 2019 12:00pm-1:01pm PST
addition to arranging a payment of $150,000 to karen mcdougal by the parent company of the national inquirer to pay for her silence for an affair she claims she had with mr. trump. cohen is using this as an example of some of the work he did for mr. trump who denies he had affairs with either women. >> ed: thanks, laura. two american soldiers killed in a vehicle crash in kuwait. that's the word from defense officials. they have identified the fallen heros as sergeant holly balinski and specialist jackson johnson of missouri. according to the military, they were supporting the fight against isis in syria as well as key -- iraq. and some of our nation's heros are living in filthy conditions. >> i felt the helplessness of a spouse as she held her baby and we stood under a collapsing moldy ceiling in camp lejeune. i listen to horror as i was told of mice eating through pacifies and electrical outlets catching fire due to wiring issues. >> ed: military families testified on capitol hill that their private base housing has mold, lead, rats and mice and more. jennifer, you hear these detai
addition to arranging a payment of $150,000 to karen mcdougal by the parent company of the national inquirer to pay for her silence for an affair she claims she had with mr. trump. cohen is using this as an example of some of the work he did for mr. trump who denies he had affairs with either women. >> ed: thanks, laura. two american soldiers killed in a vehicle crash in kuwait. that's the word from defense officials. they have identified the fallen heros as sergeant holly balinski and...
MSNBC Live With Stephanie Ruhle : MSNBCW : March 25, 2019 6:00am-7:00am PDT
learn. karen, ed, chris, mike barnicle, thank you all and that -- chris, we'll be watching. >> "hardball." >> i can't wait to get back to my pipe. >> what's the opening line? >> i agree with joe. it's good for america. >> okay. that does it for us this morning. >> the president was a problem in terms of loyalty. >> that's true. gi chris picks it up this morning. >> i'm in for stephanie ruhle. no collusion but more questions. the special counsel finding no evidence the trump campaign conspired with the russian government to interfere with the 2016 election. >>> this was an illegal takedown that failed and hopefully somebody is going to be looking at the other side. >> the question of obstruction of justice answered not by mueller but by attorney general william barr. he tells congress there was not enough evidence even as he acknowledges that while the report, quote, does not conclude the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him. how much of the report will congress see? how much will the public see? and what if anything in that report could be used in ong
learn. karen, ed, chris, mike barnicle, thank you all and that -- chris, we'll be watching. >> "hardball." >> i can't wait to get back to my pipe. >> what's the opening line? >> i agree with joe. it's good for america. >> okay. that does it for us this morning. >> the president was a problem in terms of loyalty. >> that's true. gi chris picks it up this morning. >> i'm in for stephanie ruhle. no collusion but more questions. the special...
included the hush money payments to stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. he alleges this agreement was struck in july 2017 as these investigations were going under way. when it came time to -- when michael cohen's document review after his raid was being finalized, that the trump organization just stopped paying those legal fees and cohen is alleging that's because he was switching lawyers and was going to start the path to cooperate with prosecutors. he's saying he was entitled to still be covered because he was working under this agreement with the trump organization. the trump organization has declined to comment. people familiar with the trump camp's thinking is that michael cohen was being investigated for a host of crimes that he pled guilty to that had nothing at all to do with his work on the campaign, including lying to a bank and tax fraud and that it would be inappropriate for the trump organization to pay his legal fees once he began cooperating. >> i want to make sure to get back to you. susan, stand by as well. >>> congresswoman jackie spear of the intelligence and oversi
included the hush money payments to stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. he alleges this agreement was struck in july 2017 as these investigations were going under way. when it came time to -- when michael cohen's document review after his raid was being finalized, that the trump organization just stopped paying those legal fees and cohen is alleging that's because he was switching lawyers and was going to start the path to cooperate with prosecutors. he's saying he was entitled to still be...
campaign finance conspiracy is the one involving stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. one of the things we do know is there are a number of people who have already been granted immunity in that case. the trump cfo alan weiselberg, david pecker, rmi. there aren't people left in this conspiracy whose name doesn't end with trump. >> that is one of the things we can sort of imagine potentially might be one of the things that takes a little bit longer to work through at the end of this big investigation is as you are weighing charges against the president's own family, that's kind of the type of thing that you might expect prosecutors to spend a couple extra weeks working on, which might explain how we have seen this delay unfold is there which is a pretty incredible thing to think about what the reaction would be from the white house, right, even if he, himself, is not, as you point out, justice department protocol and other members of the family. i mean, gloria, it also comes as have you this broadening set of investigations, which could lead to other big paths and things going on in the cong
campaign finance conspiracy is the one involving stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. one of the things we do know is there are a number of people who have already been granted immunity in that case. the trump cfo alan weiselberg, david pecker, rmi. there aren't people left in this conspiracy whose name doesn't end with trump. >> that is one of the things we can sort of imagine potentially might be one of the things that takes a little bit longer to work through at the end of this big...
CBS Evening News with Jeff Glor : KPIX : March 7, 2019 6:30pm-7:00pm PST
lot of money, and that's why they are the age group of choice. >> reporter: v.p. karen galbo says bank employees can stop a scam in its tracks. >> if somebody is coming in and making large withdrawals that don't normally take out a lot of money because they might be on a fixed income-- let's say a social security income-- it could be a red flag for us. >> reporter: coincidentally, mcinerny's card was from people's united, and an alert employee prevented the fraud. now, jeff, even though we hear about scams coming from strangers all the time, a government report out last month points out that when people lose more money, it's because the scammer is somebody they know, like a friend or family member. >> glor: troubling to note, but important to note. anna, thanks so much. coming up here tonight, an unemployed handy man tells how a good samaritan helped make him a multi-millionaire. ok look, if you're not the lead dog, the scenery never changes. that's why this is the view th yea it's déjà vu over again military-grade aluminum alloy body gives you best-in-class torque, best-in-class pay
lot of money, and that's why they are the age group of choice. >> reporter: v.p. karen galbo says bank employees can stop a scam in its tracks. >> if somebody is coming in and making large withdrawals that don't normally take out a lot of money because they might be on a fixed income-- let's say a social security income-- it could be a red flag for us. >> reporter: coincidentally, mcinerny's card was from people's united, and an alert employee prevented the fraud. now, jeff,...
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U.S. House of Representatives U.S. House of Representatives : CSPAN : March 28, 2019 8:59am-1:08pm EDT
week. it is sponsored by representative karen bass. i'm pleased to bring this bipartisan bill to respond to our nation's crisis of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking. the violence against women act officially expired on september 30, as i said, extended and is way overdue that we consider a long-term authorization of this legislation. mr. speaker, it is possible that we will bring to the floor legislation regarding the crisis that is occurring in yemen. there are 22 million people at risk of starvation. 22 million people. noncombatants and women and children. we also may consider other legislation, if it comes from the senate. i yield back to the minority whip. mr. scalise: i thank the gentleman for the schedulele update. i would like to inquire, we know that there is only seven legislative days left for congress to meet its required deadline to provide a budget, april 15 deadline. what troubles me is that there has been no budget brought through the house budget committee. in fact, there's been reports that your majority doesn't plan to bring a budg
week. it is sponsored by representative karen bass. i'm pleased to bring this bipartisan bill to respond to our nation's crisis of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking. the violence against women act officially expired on september 30, as i said, extended and is way overdue that we consider a long-term authorization of this legislation. mr. speaker, it is possible that we will bring to the floor legislation regarding the crisis that is occurring in yemen. there are...
since february 7th. let's bring in karen fineaman. thank you for joining us two, three hours before the close it looked a lot worse than how we ended up. what is your take on the initial selloff and the rebound? >> initial selloff to me seems like a china deal is already priced in or close to priced in and hearing from the administration it is on track and more on track and then even more on track so to have it selloff buy the rumor buy the news and i think there will be no more side after the trade deal and what i don't think is priced in is a hiccup and we have seen in the past trump that sort of way he noeregotiates. not shocking to see a hiccup and not priced in and the volatility index doesn't reveal that, at all. >> sounds like you're optimistic and see a deal and upside. would you take some opportunity on a day like today and buy? >> i wouldn't because i don't really love to trade around positions but what i would do and what i have done is buy s&p puts because with the volatility index here that's pretty attractive insurance to own for -- wouldn't it be shocking to us to see a m
since february 7th. let's bring in karen fineaman. thank you for joining us two, three hours before the close it looked a lot worse than how we ended up. what is your take on the initial selloff and the rebound? >> initial selloff to me seems like a china deal is already priced in or close to priced in and hearing from the administration it is on track and more on track and then even more on track so to have it selloff buy the rumor buy the news and i think there will be no more side...
The 11th Hour With Brian Williams : MSNBCW : February 28, 2019 8:00pm-9:00pm PST
daniels and karen mcdougal and significant if the law was broken. but actually very hard cases to prosecute in federal court. it requires specific intent not just that the lobby broken, but you're going to need memos and some kind of indication that trump knew it was illegal despite the fact he had lawyers who were participating in this process. i think much simpler potential charges and more problematic for the white house and the trump organization are these claims that cohen made of regularly inflating financial statements, being given for insurance purposes, bank purposes, for applications for financing, for various real estate projects and for also for tax purposes. all those things not just federal crimes, but remember if they were done in new york city or done regarding trump properties in new jersey or california, subject to potential prosecution in those jurisdictions by state authorities and those people are not covered by this justice department memo that says you can't indict the president. if you want to talk about a worst-case scenario or a bad scenario for the presi
daniels and karen mcdougal and significant if the law was broken. but actually very hard cases to prosecute in federal court. it requires specific intent not just that the lobby broken, but you're going to need memos and some kind of indication that trump knew it was illegal despite the fact he had lawyers who were participating in this process. i think much simpler potential charges and more problematic for the white house and the trump organization are these claims that cohen made of...
CBS Overnight News : KPIX : March 8, 2019 3:12am-3:59am PST
choice. >> reporter: vp karen galbo says bank employees can stop a scam in its tracks. >> if somebody's coming in and making large withdrawals that don't normally take out a lot of money because they might ob a fixed income, say social security income, could be a red flag for us. >> reporter: coincidentally, mcinerney's card was from people's united. an alert employee prevented the fraud. jeff, even though we hear about scams coming from strangers all the time, a government report out last month points out that when people lose more money, it's because the scammer is somebody they know, like a friend or family memb. >> troubling to note, but important to note. anna, thanks so much. >>> coming up here tonight, an unemployed handyman tells how a today in colorado near the copper m no one was hurt. several avalanches have hit the state and more than 2,000 have been recorded this season. colorado's avalanchel.>>>larmin attacks among younger americans. a new study finds 1 in 5 survivors are 40 or younger. the rate for heart attacks in that age group has risen 2% a presearchers say
choice. >> reporter: vp karen galbo says bank employees can stop a scam in its tracks. >> if somebody's coming in and making large withdrawals that don't normally take out a lot of money because they might ob a fixed income, say social security income, could be a red flag for us. >> reporter: coincidentally, mcinerney's card was from people's united. an alert employee prevented the fraud. jeff, even though we hear about scams coming from strangers all the time, a government...
Deadline: White House : MSNBCW : March 22, 2019 1:00pm-2:00pm PDT
cashed by stormy daniels and karen mcdougal, i would be worried right now. >> frank, i need to hear your thoughts on all of this but also weigh in on what former prosecutors from sdny have said about this not being rock solid, that perhaps the southern district will press the justice department to take another look at this idea, this policy. it's not a law, it's a policy ha you can't indict a sitting president. >> yeah, let's tackle some of this business first with regard to -- you mentioned fear and his actions reflecting fear, and his former intel officials who study behavior. here's the problem many of us are having, this is not a normal human being. and by that i mean, i've been involved in cases in my career where behavioral profilers came in and said this behavior describes this kind of person, this is the guy you're looking for. then when we catch the guy, in bonl of t both of the cases i'm thinking about happened to be serial bombers. it turns out when you sit this guy down, you get bizarre notions that don't attach to reality, and none of the rules apply to behavioral asses
cashed by stormy daniels and karen mcdougal, i would be worried right now. >> frank, i need to hear your thoughts on all of this but also weigh in on what former prosecutors from sdny have said about this not being rock solid, that perhaps the southern district will press the justice department to take another look at this idea, this policy. it's not a law, it's a policy ha you can't indict a sitting president. >> yeah, let's tackle some of this business first with regard to -- you...
your rates over one mistake. you hear that, karen? liberty mutual doesn't hold grudges. how mature of them! for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because their first accident. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> bill: nasa's first all-female space walk scrubbed because of a wardrobe malfunction. they were scheduled to go on the historic mission friday but both needed the same size space suit and there was only one on board the national space station. one of them will have a walk with a male astronaut on the space walk come friday. we'll postpone that one. ladies day in space will be delayed for the moment. >> sandra: they had a wardrobe malfunction but it will eventually happen. >> bill: it will. shame they had to figure it out 240 miles above earth. take two. >> sandra: midwest still dealing with record flooding and more wet weather on the way as farmers see $3 billion in lost crops and livestock. mike tobin is live in waverly, missouri with more. >> flood levels, the river here about an hour east of kansas
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The Late Show With Stephen Colbert : KPIX : March 18, 2019 11:35pm-12:37am PDT
nyong'o, vicky ward and musical guest karen o & danger mouse directed by spik spike jonze, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thank you! thank you one and all. welcome everybody to "the late show." i'm your shows stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) you know, the world is still reeling from friday's terror attack in new zealand on two mosques by a white supremacist in which 50 muslim worshipers were killed. all of our hearts go out to those at the al noor and linwood mosques and the great people of new zealand. it is the most beautiful country i have ever seen, and kiwis are the kindest people i have ever met. right after the attack, new zealand's prime minister, jacinda ardern, made it clear that her country was united. >> many of those who will have been directly affected by this shooting may be migrants to new zealand, they may even be refugees here. they have chosen to make new zealand their home, and it is their home. they are us. >> stephen: many ar
nyong'o, vicky ward and musical guest karen o & danger mouse directed by spik spike jonze, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thank you! thank you one and all. welcome everybody to "the late show." i'm your shows stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) you know, the world is still reeling from friday's terror attack in new zealand on two...
PoliticsNation With Al Sharpton : MSNBCW : March 23, 2019 2:00pm-3:01pm PDT
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FOX & Friends : FOXNEWSW : March 29, 2019 3:00am-6:00am PDT
cows and they can rejoice. pete: their lives are saved. >> yes. pete: there is the answer. karen you're retired from amway. early retirement as you said. >> thank you. pete: you were at the rally. your reaction to the president? >> i'm so pleased. absolutely pleased. being there what was really, really great, the people that went, it was miles and miles and blocks and blocks of all sorts, all souths. every nationality, you know, shape, size, age. parents with their kids. so that was really great. pete: i will say. i got here late.as delayed by air forts one. i didn't know where the venue was but my wonderful producer sam helped me get there. the roar of the crowd. you could hear the roar for blocks. it was packed to the gills. thanks for joining us on "fox & friends." brian, steve, ainsley, missing out in grand rapids. steve: grand rapids home of grand breakfast. pete: absolutely. the thanks for the omelette. brian: pete will be hosting over the weekend. jillian mill lay doing news for few hours. jillian: few hours? 20 minutes. then it is weekend. get you caught up with the news
cows and they can rejoice. pete: their lives are saved. >> yes. pete: there is the answer. karen you're retired from amway. early retirement as you said. >> thank you. pete: you were at the rally. your reaction to the president? >> i'm so pleased. absolutely pleased. being there what was really, really great, the people that went, it was miles and miles and blocks and blocks of all sorts, all souths. every nationality, you know, shape, size, age. parents with their kids. so...
Fox and Friends Sunday : FOXNEWSW : March 17, 2019 3:00am-7:00am PDT
. government. >> karen this is your ninth year. >> yes, it is. >> getting your head shaved. you are very bald right now. >> and it's cold out. >> and it's cold. and our own ed henry is shaving as well. talk to me about why you do this. this is your ninth year. >> do this because i don't want to see any child have to go through cancer. the treatment and the side effects, i just want to concur cancer. wipe it off the face of the earth. >> well said. >> you have a really great shaped head. you can pull that off. >> now ed, you got to start in the front, ed. ed, she's getting her head saved. >> i want to make sure i do it right and don't cut her head. this is a wonderful cause. i don't want to disrupt it and she's a little nervous. >> rick, help out ed. ed is doing what is known as the delicate shave. >> once you shave it do you wear a wig or do you leave it? >> i myself was a cancer patient ten years ago. that was when i first shaved my head for st. baldrick's when i i was diagnosed i never wear a wig when i had it and i never wear it now. >> people probably ask you and you're able to
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Today : KNTV : March 13, 2019 7:00am-9:01am PDT
sleep. >> more on the big college admissions scandal. my friends are here. say hello to karen and i know they're gone already. >> they've left. >> so sad. >> and angie. there they are. >> talk to them more about the possible change to admissions. two experts weigh in coming up. >> where did angie go? >> nobody's here. >> there they are! say hi. grounding it. >> if an issue that affects safety is identified, the department and the faa will not hesitate to take immediate and appropriate action. >> reporter: a former top faa and ntsb investigator said the u.s. should not give in to global pressure. >> i hope they follow aeronautical engineering principles and evidence and facts before they would just simply ground an airplane due to an unknown public fear. >> reporter: meanwhile, at the crash scene in ethiopia, families have been gathering in anguish as the eight americans who died are being remembered back home including antwan louis, a u.s. service member. >> i've screamed to the heavens to ask why, but i already know the answer because god doesn't make mistakes. >> and matt vacier a
sleep. >> more on the big college admissions scandal. my friends are here. say hello to karen and i know they're gone already. >> they've left. >> so sad. >> and angie. there they are. >> talk to them more about the possible change to admissions. two experts weigh in coming up. >> where did angie go? >> nobody's here. >> there they are! say hi. grounding it. >> if an issue that affects safety is identified, the department and the faa will...
Weekends With Alex Witt : MSNBCW : March 9, 2019 9:00am-11:00am PST
apologize for your own lies and dirty deeds to women, karen mcdo you goal and stephanie clifford. those two individuals allegedly were sexual partners of president, then mr. trump, now president trump, who received those hush money payouts through the offices of michael cohen, again, the president's fixer and lawyer. >> okay. thank you for the setup for the conversation. appreciate that. joining me, author of power up newsletter at the "the washington post." and john harwood, cnbc editor at large. welcome to you both. you see, john, this is all spilling into public view here. is there a way to tell who is telling the truth about the pardon request and who has more to lose here, is it varying shades of gray? >> boy, the honesty choice between michael cohen and president trump is really a tough one. michael cohen's lied about a lot of things for a long time and we know the president seems averse to telling the truth across a whole range of issues, political and otherwise. we saw from the quinnipiac poll that the american people by 50 to 35% say they consider michael cohen more believable
apologize for your own lies and dirty deeds to women, karen mcdo you goal and stephanie clifford. those two individuals allegedly were sexual partners of president, then mr. trump, now president trump, who received those hush money payouts through the offices of michael cohen, again, the president's fixer and lawyer. >> okay. thank you for the setup for the conversation. appreciate that. joining me, author of power up newsletter at the "the washington post." and john harwood,...
America's Newsroom With Bill Hemmer and Sandra Smith : FOXNEWSW : March 1, 2019 6:00am-9:00am PST
fact is if mike and karen pence are people of faith and want to live out their faith in their own individual lives and with their family, guess what? that's also protected by the first amendment. it is the growing intolerance on the left towards americans who want to make their own religious choices, including their own sexual choices, that should be spektd. i'm sad the left won't respect their choices. >> sandra: a lot more coming up there. we know kellyanne conway is speaking and will join us later. mike pence at the top of the next hour on that stage. matt schlapp, thank you for coming to the camera. we know it's a busy morning for all of you there. >> jon: the u.s. congress isn't finished with michael cohen just yet. the president's former lawyer will return to capitol hill next week for more closed door testimony before the house intelligence committee. this as congressman jim jordan and mark meadows asked the justice department to investigate cohen for perjury saying he lied on wednesday. this is the president's former fixer we're talking about here. what is president trump
fact is if mike and karen pence are people of faith and want to live out their faith in their own individual lives and with their family, guess what? that's also protected by the first amendment. it is the growing intolerance on the left towards americans who want to make their own religious choices, including their own sexual choices, that should be spektd. i'm sad the left won't respect their choices. >> sandra: a lot more coming up there. we know kellyanne conway is speaking and will...
Noticias 14 fin de semana : KDTV : March 23, 2019 6:00pm-8:00pm PDT
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peskin, supervisors. karen flood, executive director of union square bid. also just wanted to thank you for making that clarify about third floor. i read the agenda and heread t handouts, and confirmed it hadn't been changed, but you confirmed it will be the same as the legislation already signed by the mayor. we're on board. >> chair peskin: and of course all of these dollars that are generated will be used for improvements in the c-3-r. >> we're looking forward to meeting with you to see how that process will work. >> chair peskin: you are going to drive that process. >> yes. and thank you very much for driving that process and getting us to where we are today. >> chair peskin: thank you, miss flood. are there any other members of the public wishing to testify on item 2? seeing no others, public comment is closed. do i have a motion to send this item forward to the full board with a positive recommendation? motion and a second by commissioner haney. we are adjourned. . >> welcome, everyone. hi. my name is clara filey,and i'm the director of the office of trans initiatives, and i'm
peskin, supervisors. karen flood, executive director of union square bid. also just wanted to thank you for making that clarify about third floor. i read the agenda and heread t handouts, and confirmed it hadn't been changed, but you confirmed it will be the same as the legislation already signed by the mayor. we're on board. >> chair peskin: and of course all of these dollars that are generated will be used for improvements in the c-3-r. >> we're looking forward to meeting with...
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finance scheme, that was the scheme to make payments to stormy daniels and to karen mcdougal, who alleged affairs with the president and affairs at the white house that the president has strongly denied. if you're looking for more information into the intricacies of that investigation, you're going to be a little bit disappointed today, because there's over a dozen pages of redacted information just in the search warrant that pertain to michael cohen's physical addresses. i'm talking about his home, talking about his hotel room, i'm talking about his office. so that information is redacted and prosecutors had already told us, they had already told a judge that, hey, you know, we want to have the ability to redact certain parts of information, if we have to share these search warrants, because, your honor, we have ongoing investigations. and we know that this is an ongoing investigation by prosecutors here in new york. let's talk about the timeline, hallie. what's interesting today is we're starting to learn when special counsel robert mueller first put michael cohen on his radar a
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redacted information as it relates to the payments to stormy daniels and karen mac dougall. but the information people are trying to get more information about how those payment schemes were put together, they'll be a little bit disappointed this morning because the judge did allow prosecutors to be able to redact that information. >> the good old redactments. mr. bianchi, what is your take here? you haven't seen the pages yet. >> it's what i said before, the campaign finance issues being still redacted make no sense to me. there's been testimony about it. there's been pleas of guilty to it. but the judge said there's an ongoing investigation with respect to it. and the thing i also find confounding the judge said, as we indicated before, stefanie, that the public has a right to know the information that we're getting today because they have a right to understand the integrity of the 2016 presidential election, which is substantial. so there's something in these documents that lead the judge to believe this had something to do with the 2016 presidential election. we obviously know t
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Composers and Classical Music in Austria
Discover classical music history through its legendary composers along the Danube River
Two iconic composers sparked movements in the music world, ringing in a spectacular duet of anniversaries that were celebrated in 2020.
Happy 250th Birthday
The year 2020 marked the 250th anniversary (WienBeethoven2020) of Ludwig van Beethoven's birth and his impact on music. The musical genius's most famous works continue to transcend time and culture. Defying the odds of his foreboding future of complete hearing loss, he still managed to compose some of his greatest works, including his renowned Fifth Symphony.
Vienna, Austria: Beethoven's Second Home
Beethoven was officially baptized on December 17, 1770, in Bonn, Germany along the Rhine River, though he was likely born a day or two earlier. However, for 35 years, Beethoven made his home in Vienna, Austria, which you can visit during select Danube River itineraries. Extend your journey in Vienna as part of your optional Vienna land package before your Gems of Southeast Europe sailing.
Strolling the city's streets, you can see notes of Beethoven's past through various landmarks, from memorial plaques to museums. Imagine visiting Theater an der Wien, a cherished historic theatre venue that hosted Beethoven's first opera performance of Fidelio. If you listen closely, you can almost hear the rich melodies of this classic opera piece. And on board many of our Danube and Rhine River itineraries, you can behold performances by local string trio La Strada as they occasionally play some of Beethoven's works.
A Classical Prodigy
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – one of the world's greatest composers – has captivated audiences for centuries with his transformative music. Stories say he spoke highly of Beethoven's talent and promising future in music; however, there is no official proof that these icons ever met. Pushing through musical boundaries at a young age in the small city-state of Salzburg, Austria, this young composer quickly rose to fame in 1784 by performing 22 concerts within a span of five weeks.
Salzburg, Austria: "City of Mozart"
Salzburg honors Mozart's legacy and the future of music by transforming into one giant stage, captivating musicians and music lovers all around during its annual Salzburg Festival each summer. Each year, visitors to the so-called "City of Mozart" during early summer may be fortunate enough to hear musicians rehearsing in the city. This festival celebrated its 100th anniversary in July 2020.
During our Romantic Danube, Melodies of the Danube, Grand Danube Cruise, or Christmas Markets on the Danube itineraries, venture with us to Salzburg for a glimpse of the distinct golden façade of Mozart Geburtshaus at No. 9 Getreidegasse, where the visionary musician was born on January 27, 1756. You can also see more of Mozart's legacy continue to flow while in Vienna. Visit his grand marble statue in Burggarten Park during your free time and follow his footsteps to Hofburg Palace where he performed his second public performance.
Learn more about our Danube River itineraries and watch our virtual Sip & Sail Cocktail Hour titled "Inspired by the River: A Celebration of Classical Music" for more highlights on classical music composers, performances of their works and the regions in which they lived and performed. And don't forget to watch our first-ever music video, "Ama Means Love (Family)" in homage to the year of music!
Reibekuchen Recipe
Whip up a batch at home or taste this delicious dish on the Rhine River.
"Basque" in the culture of Northern Spain on our 4-night land prackage in Bilbao and San Sebastian.
The Charms of Bilbao
Just two decades into a major renaissance, the charming city of Bilbao, Spain, is a fascinating destination in which to extend your Taste of Bordeaux cruise.

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Each player will start a round with full health, a pipe, and a crowbar.
Weapons and armour level are decided by the CVAR's in effect at the time.
Weapons may be set to same each round, or rotate through each weapon each round.
There is no health, armour or extra ammo to be picked up in the game. Players have to fight with what they start with.
Players start in spectator mode and can join the game by typing join in the console,or by pressing '1'. If a round has already started then they will continue to spectate until the next round, when they will automatically join.
A player can leave the play by typing spec in the console.
Round play is only active when there are at least two players in the game. A single player in the game will play as in normal deathmatch.
All players except one is dead.
Time for a round has ended.
Main time is over (map change).
The player is the last alive in that round.
The round is over and the player has made the most frags that round. All other players die.
The main time is over (map change) and the player has made the most frags in the last round. All other players die.
If more than one player has the same number of frags that can be regarded as having the most frags that round, then no-one is awarded a win - all players die.
A player who wins the round but kills themself before the round restarts still gets the win but loses a frag.
The best way to learn the rules is to play the game.
Any player can view the map rotation by typing 'listmaps' in the console.
'elect' admin command is available for changing some game aspects. Full command list given when elected.
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This picture shows a specimen of the Eocene Turritella andersoni (height 7.5 cm) from southern California (please see one of my earlier posts if you want more information about this species). If the specimen is removed (i.e., is weathered away or simply fell out), it leaves behind an external mold = an impression of the external surface. This external mold is a negative surface, that is to say, it could literally "hold water."
This next picture shows the external mold of the original specimen and, to the right, an external cast of this mold. Most collectors commonly do not bother to collect external molds. At some localities, however, that is all you can find, and if you need to identify the genus and species, it will help if you create a latex external cast of the external mold. That way, you can make a "positive" out of a "negative." All you need is some liquid latex, like the kind you can put on the back of a rug to keep it from sliding around on a floor. Carefully pour the liquid latex into the external mold (try not to create any bubbles), and let the latex dry. Removal of the latex cast is easy; just pull it off. A latex external cast is shown above just to the right of the external mold. In some, cases nature creates external casts by filling in the external mold with some foreign substance. In the above, because I used latex to make the external cast, therefore, it is called an artificial-external cast.
The above picture shows an internal cast, which shows the interior of a high-spired gastropod shell (most likely, a Turritella). The 6-cm high shell was hollow, and silt and mud filled the shell after the death of the gastropod. Later, the sediment converted into solid rock, the shell was destroyed, and all that is left is the internal cast. Equivalent terms for an internal cast are endocast, internal "mold," or, my personal favorite, steinkern (= a German word meaning a "rock center or core"). Steinkerns are not very useful for determining genus or species. Some early workers, unfortunately, used them for naming new species. Doing so has caused serious taxonomic (classification) problems for subsequent workers, who commonly refer to such a species as a nomen dubium = a name representing a species that is not identifiable from the original specimen (type) used to describe it.
This final picture shows the external mold (6 cm wide) of the bivalve Laevicardium californiense. The fossil is of Plio-Pleistocene age and from the Santa Barbara Formation, Santa Barbara, southern California.
Do you know of any directions for creating casts and models as an activity for young students? I think this would be an interesting and informative classroom activity.
I like finding external molds of things in the field so i can go back and make a cast for it and have the pos version of it. Makes its seam more like a fossil.


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San Diego based one-man band Author & Punisher opened to a still arriving crowd, utilizing a vast array of his homemade electronic-based machines that could have come straight off the set of Mad Max. Standing behind his post-apocalyptic dystopian DJ booth, Author & Punisher created beats and industrial soundscapes with every move of his body. A sliding tank track to his right that produced a thunderous bass drone when pounded forward, foot pedals below him filling out his sound with noise and atmosphere, and his long rectangular microphone belting out early Al Jourgensen-esque vocals. As his bio states, "Author & Punisher performances are a real amalgamation between man and mechanisms." Tool has been known for bringing out unconventional acts with them on the road and Author & Punisher fits the bill. His controlled chaos contrasted quite nicely with the mathematical precision that was to come.
2019 was a banner year for Tool. After 13 years of family commitments, lawsuits, sporadic touring, and rumors of varying degrees of completion, Tool finally unleashed their long awaited follow-up to 2006's '10,000 Days'. 'Fear Inoculum' rocked the music world upon its August 2019 release, topping several national album charts and eventually earning two Grammy nominations and one win. That same month they also finally added their entire studio catalog to all major streaming platforms, resulting in five of their albums landing in the Billboard 200.
As the minutes ticked down until show time, a stern announcement blared over the arena PA, reminding attendees of the strict no cell phone policy in effect for tonight's show. For the entirety of the 'Fear Inoculum' tour, Tool has enforced the policy to minimize distractions and to encourage the audience to remain in the present and be fully immersed in the concert experience. After the announcement the music came to a halt and the crowd erupted with anticipation.
Positioned behind a transparent mesh string curtain that enclosed the entire stage, drummer Danny Carey appeared behind his kit and kicked off the beginning chime notes to the song "Fear Inoculum." Shortly thereafter, bass player Justin Chancellor and guitarist Adam Jones joined him on stage and slowly pieced together the remaining notes as the song gradually formed until two minutes in when Maynard appeared, thus beginning our captivating two and a half journey. As "Fear Inoculum" progressed, so did the intensity of the visuals. With Maynard stationed to either side of Carey's drum riser, the band was backed by huge screens displaying a wide array of imagery and colors that morphed with the music while lasers created patterns and images across the mesh curtain in front of the stage.
After finishing the first song, Maynard addressed the nearly sold out arena. "Rumor has it . . . Nashville?" drawing a mediocre response from the crowd. "Mmm, sounds more like Louisville. Nashville?" A much bigger cheer but apparently not up to his standards. "Work on it."
The band continued through "Ænema" and "The Pot" with utter precision and the imagery behind them changed in unison, often resembling scenes from their past videos. As they moved into "Parabol," the enormous heptagram that hovered behind Carey's drum kit began to slowly descend, its lights changing colors as the song reached the crescendo and into "Parabola" when it turned red as the song ended. Midway through their next song, "Pneuma," Maynard finally strayed from the shadows and slowly crept down the steps towards the stage, picking up a (presumably empty) Marshall speaker cabinet and hauling it up the steps on the opposite side of the stage. He proceeded to sit on top of the cabinet and dangle his legs off the side while the band continued meandering through the nearly twelve minute song.
As Tool continued with "Schism" and "Jambi," the Nashville crowd was treated to a surprise when Maynard introduced Richie Faulkner, guitarist of the legendary band Judas Priest, who joined them onstage and ripped an improvised solo in the middle of "Jambi." Guitarist Adam Jones picked up where Faulkner left off and they then harmonized Jones' original solo which added a unique twist not normally heard on a Tool song. Faulkner stayed on to finish riffing with Jones as they wrapped up the song in union.
After "Vicarious," Maynard again spoke to the crowd before going on to "Swamp Song" (the only song they played off 'Undertow'). "Checking back in. Nashville . . . little bit of math. If you are 30 years old or younger, raise your hand. When we wrote this next song, you were not even sperm yet." Which drew a huge roar from the crowd. They wrapped up this part of the set with longtime fan favorite "Forty Six & Two."
Following a 12 minute intermission, Danny Carey took the stage and stood in front of a huge gong where he showed the crowd why he is widely known as one of the best drummers on the planet. After some brief technical stick work on the gong, he moved back behind his kit and let loose, performing "Chocolate Chip Trip," the nearly five minute synth and drum solo off 'Fear Inoculum' while overhead cameras projected the full magnificence into a kaleidoscope of images on the screen behind him.
To wrap up the evening, his bandmates joined him back on stage to perform the final new song of the night, the 13 minute epic and perhaps self-reflective "Invincible" before Maynard took one last moment to engage the crowd. "Nashville . . . (a huge roar from the crowd) fucking finally! Alright, one more time, Nashville! Starting to think I was in Ohio. You guys were great and you're allowed to take out your stupid phones and film the rest of the shit. You're welcome." The intro notes to "Stinkfist" began and thousands of phones were up in the air to capture it while scenes from the iconic video played behind the band and blue and green lasers filled the arena.
Describing and summing up a Tool show in words is a difficult task. Some call it a quasi-religious experience. Some, like the dude sitting a row in front me that night, say it ruins all other concerts for them. But as I left my seat and proceeded to climb the stairs to leave the arena, I witnessed a grown man wiping tears from his eyes and that to me told a better story than any words possibly could.
30 years into their career Tool seems to be just hitting their stride. Their shows continuing to expand and enthrall. Their music continuing to mature and mesmerize. Personally, I can't wait to see what the next 13 years brings from the band . . . hopefully at least one more album.
Tool wraps up this leg of their US tour tonight in New Orleans before heading to Australia and New Zealand in February. They return to the states for a West Coast run beginning in March and then headline the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival in June. Full list of dates below.
2.1.2020 – New Orleans, LA – Smoothie King Center
2.14.2020 – Perth, Australia – RAC Arena
2.17.2020 – Sydney, Australia – Qudos Bank Arena
2.20.2020 – Brisbane, Australia – Entertainment Centre
2.22.2020 – Melbourne, Australia – Rod Laver Arena
2.28.2020 – Auckland, New Zealand – Spark Arena
3.9.2020 – Spokane, WA – Spokane Arena
3.11.2020 – Portland, OR – Moda Center
3.12.2020 – Eugene, OR – Matthew Knight Center
3.14.2020 – Boise, ID – Ford Idaho Center Arena
3.16.2020 – Salt Lake City, UT – Maverik Center
6.12.2020 – Manchester, TN – Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival
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The A.P. Mine No. 5 was a British Anti-Personnel mine of World War II.

Design

Parts
The mine itself is a cardboard cylinder to avoid detection by metal detectors. The mine trigger is a hollow ebonite rod on top of the mine, which in later versions is replaced with a circular steel pressure plate to increase the trigger
 area. Explosive filling is either 50/50 pentolite or RDX/TNT. To save the mine when not in use, a wooden plug is inserted in its fuse well.

Detonation process
The mine is activated by downward pressure on the top of the mine, for example by a soldier's foot. This forces down the ebonite rod on top of the mine which goes through the mine collar below it. This releases retaining balls that the collar was holding which in turn release the spring-loaded striker. This then pierces the No. 99 MK I detonator which activates booster charges on either side of it, detonating the mine.

Arming and disarming
To arm the mine, first off, if the wooden safety plug is still in the fuse well, remove it. Then insert the No. 99 detonator, and then insert the ebonite rod containing the striker (among other things) in the fuse well above the detonator. Make sure that no pressure is applied to the rod after insertion to avoid accidentally setting off the mine. To disarm the mine do the opposite of arming: remove the striker and then the detonator.

See also

 Mine image and diagram

References

Anti-personnel mines

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