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that's going to do it for us tonight. i'll see you again here tomorrow. "way too early with jonathan lemire" is up next. ♪♪ the u.s. sends another round of lethal aid to ukraine. but president biden says he has no plans to send u.s. or nato troops into the country. with the world on high alert, the question is what more are we learning about the president's options to deter russia from invading its neighbor? plus, new signals expected today on whether the fed plans to raise interest rates to combat soaring inflation. after the wild swings on wall street, the question is, are investors ready for what comes next? and big papi gets the big call from cooperstown.
the boston red sox hero elected to the baseball hall of fame, with his first year on the ballot. with david ortiz in. the question is who's now out? it's "way too early" for this. good morning. and welcome to "way too early." the show that loves david ortiz like a member of its own family. frankly, even more than some of its cousins. i'm jonathan lemire on this wednesday, january 26th. let's start with the news. president biden has no intention of moving u.s. troops to ukraine. but says america has a sacred obligation to reinforce nato forces. it comes as russia signals a possible invasion of ukraine, something the president said will trigger, quote, enormous consequences. >> what's going to happen, what putin does or doesn't do. and i may be moving some of those troops in the near term,
just because it takes time. we have no intention of putting american forces or nato forces in ukraine. but, as i said, there are going to be serious economic consequences if he moves. there will be enormous consequences if he were to go in and invade, as he could, the entire country, or a lesson as well, for russia not only in ec and political consequences, but enormous consequences worldwide. this would be the -- if he were moving in all of those forces it would be the largest invasion since world war ii. it would change the world. >> president is also considering outlining his new strategy to the american people publicly. that's according to four senior administration officials but that timing has been in flux. in part because some in the administration are concerned putin might use the moment to ramp-up his aggression towards
ukraine, where otherwise publicly undermine biden. meanwhile, the u.s. is also working with allies about potentially exposing novel export controls which would block russia from obtaining technology used in products like artificial intelligence. biden has also indicated that he's open to sanctioning russian president vladimir putin directly. as the u.s.ways its options russia yesterday started new military exercises near ukraine's border. a bipartisan group of senators is now discussing how to move forward with sanctions against russia. the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, democrat bob menendez is now leading talks how to respond if russia makes a move. but republicans say they want to hit vladimir putin now. >> don't wait for the invasion. they're destroying the ukrainian economy. they're throwing europe into chaos. sanction him now for the
provocation, that's my approach. most democrats want to do it after he invades. i think that's too late. >> chairman menendez says he wants to have a package ready to go when the senate returns next week. we'll get an update on the talks when the senator joins "morning joe" later this morning. house speaker nancy pelosi is running for re-election. here's part of why she says she's seeking another term. >> well, much more needs to be done to improve people's lives. our democracy is at risk because of assault on the troops, the assault on the u.s. capitol and the state-by-state assault on voting rights. this election is crucial. nothing less is at stake than our democracy. >> pelosi has served in congress since 1987. she's the first woman to be elected house speaker. the 81-year-old did not say if she'll run for another term in that post. joining us now, co-founder of punchbowl news, jake sherman. he is an msnbc political
contributor and a true friend of the show. jake, good morning. let's start there with speaker pelosi, with the reelection announcement, caught a few people off guard yesterday. and there are some who wonder if it was time to distract from the now more than two dozen democrats who have said they're retiring from the house later this year. give us your sense as to the announcement. and what do we think her future is going forward? >> john, there's no such thing as coincidences in politics. let's just put it that way. house democrats are rushing for the exits. as you know, 29 of them, most recently jim cooper, democrat of tennessee has been serving in the house on and off since 1993, has announced he's going to retire. so, i don't make much of anything with this announcement, to be quite frank for you. people run for office until they don't run for office. they're speaker until they're not speaker. and the ultimate question for pelosi, given what will we know today, about the climate, based
on public polling, based on history, republicans are the favorite to win the house majority. does pelosi, a., want to lead democrats into losing the majority again, if that were to happen as the polls and public sentiment would indicate. and number two, would they want to serve in the house minority and answer to that at 80 something years old. i don't know whether she would or not. but listen she's got as much energy and vick gore. as someone who talks to her nearly every day when congress is in session. i don't make much of this. i just think this is an announcement to make an announcement. i don't think there's much else there. >> good context there for sure, jake. let's shift gears and talk about the situation with russia and ukraine. we're seeing now there's at least some bipartisan agreement, that doesn't happen much. that something needs to be done. though as we just heard, there's a difference as to exactly what and when. there's so much focus on the president, what his response
will be. congress pays a part, too, the house committee there, and senator graham, and congress does have ability to put sanctions on russia without waiting for the president. walk us through what the considerations are now? what are the considerations? what could they do? >> they can do a lot. i have to anticipate they will, to be honest with you. i think you're hearing a growing course of lawmakers who want competitive sanctions on russia, before -- you know, if they go into ukraine. i think the interesting thing will be how far they go, jon. i think there are some people suggesting that they boot russia from the international financial system, remove them from the swiss banking system which would be like a nuclear bomb on russia's economy, quite frankly. but, listen, i have to think once members of congress get back in town, it's going to go like this. the administration is going to come together next week, and they're going to brief both chambers. and i think from there, a lot of
lawmakers will begin to seriously krr what they can do on the economic sanction front because congress has abdicated all their power as it has for years so this is really only their leverage as members of congress. >> jake sherman of punchbowl news, we appreciate it, sir. talk to you again soon. still ahead, clinical trials are under way for a new formula of pfizer's covid vaccine. it comes as two popular treatments are not helping people sick with the omicron variant. we'll get into that. plus, the biden administration's latest move on vaccine mandates following a supreme court ruling against them earlier this month. those stories and a check on the weather as we look at a predawn times square. we'll be back in a minute. square we'll be back in a minute.
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baseball hall of fame. >> yes! >> that was david ortiz receiving his announcement of election into the baseball hall of fame. pedro martinez among those hugging big papi there. a ten-i am all-star 20 seasons mostly with the boston red sox, 78% of ballots clearlying the 75% threshold needed. ortiz is one of 58 players to be elected on the first ballot. the left-handed hitter made his major league debut with the minnesota twins back in 1987, before being released in 2002, they'd like to have that one back. he was signed by boston where he slugged 39 homers the next season. three of his game-winning hits came during boston's drought-ending drought 2004 season. when the red sox defeated the yankees and went on to win their first world series title in 86 years. ortiz became the face of baseball in boston as the sox won the title again in 2007 and
2013. he ended his major league year with a .286 batting average and 541 home runs while making 88% of his plate appearances as a designated hitter the most by far of anyone in the hall. ortiz will be enshrined in cooperstown, new york, in a ceremony, july 24th. had his legacy, perhaps the greatest post-season hitter in the history of the sport. a big smile and my son's all-time favorite player. thank you, pappy. meanwhile, barry bonds curt schilling, roger clemens and sammy sosa were all rejected. clemons won a record seven cy young awards. but voters denied them on allegations that they used performance-enhancing drugs we'll be talking to mike barnicle later on the show. superwinning coach sean payton is stepping down after 16
years. payton leaves 152-89 season record and nine playoff appearances. his tenure saw the saints become a perennial contender. with his announcement led, payton left the door open for a future return to football and perhaps even another head coaching job. turning now to the nba and epic comeback in the nation's capital where the los angeles clippers rallied from 39 points in the first half to stun the wizards. luke canard scored seven points in the final minutes, they led 116-115 win over washington. turning now to action on the courses at the australian open where second seeded daniil medvedev is currently competing for a spot in the semis. a victory means a show down
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windchills for numerous places and windchill warnings out there. it's cold. by minnesota standards it's still very cold. des moines, chicago, windchill advisory, 31 million people included in this. how cold is it, how does it feel out there right now? minneapolis, negative 26. st. louis, negative 3. kentucky at zero. d.c. at 15, boston at 12. pretty much everyone is on board with this. now, let's talk about the weekend storm scenarios. we're still having a little disagreement between the european model which gives a decent snowstorm from new york, philly, hartford, boston. blizzard warnings in eastern new england. the american computer models offshore really has a significant norm for maybe hartford, providence and boston really missing new york city and philadelphia and d.c. for right now, we'll use a compromise forecast. it does look like guaranteed heavy snow, hartford, boston,
portland. new york, philly, question marks. we'll iron that forecast out and still got 2 1/2 days before the first snowflakes fall. >> bill karins, appreciate it. please keep us posted on that snowstorm. ahead, a federal judge is pressing ahead for a criminal trial for certain members of the oath keepers. we'll telling about the investigation of the jn insurrection. in just a few minutes i'll be joined by democratic congresswoman brenda watz of michigan. before we go to wake we want to know, why are you awake? email your answers to "way too early" @jon lemire. we'll be sure to read the answers later on in the show. d answers later on in the show
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♪♪ welcome back to "way too early." it's coming up on 5:30 a.m. on the east coast. 2:30 out west. i'm jonathan lemire. defendants charged with conspiracy related to the january 6th capitol riot will stand trial on april 19th. those with a greater charge of seditious conspiracy will wait until july 11th. among to me, oath keepers founder sturlt rhodes who has pleaded not guilty. regarding the april trial date, one attorney told a judge, explicitly, quote, we would not be ready, period, end of story. but the judge was unmoved telling defense lawyers they've had ample time to be ready. adding this status hearing has
been on the calendar for six months. a federal judge has rejected a bid by attorney john eastman to invalidate a subpoena by the house selection committee investigating the insurrection. eastman is responsible for spearheading then president trump's strategy for overturning the 2020 election results. the committee is seeking documents from chapman university, eastman's former employer. this new order is the latest in a string of victories for congressional victories looking to access key documents that eastman hoped to shield from the panel. joining us now, national correspondent from politico. betsy, we're happy you're here today. let's start with the eastman case. the judge didn't order doubts to be handed over. tell us more of what eastman is going to do. what are we going to see? >> that's right, the judge ordered eastman to create what is called a privilege log.
that's essentially a list of subpoenas issued. a description of each document often briefed. and then a brief characterization of why in the view of eastman that document should not be eligible for production to the january 6th select committee. once the select committee knows what documents eastman has that might be responsive to their subpoena and why he thinks those documents shouldn't be available to the select committee, then the committee can try individually to seize each separate document. it's not the quickest process in the entire world. but as we see in many other cases, some of the legal proceedings related to the january 6th select committee have still happened on a shorter time line than some people might have expected. and at the very least, this is going to give the january 6th select committee a soda straw view into out eastman was using his work email account in relation to what will he was doing in the weeks and days
before the january 6th attack. >> we trust you will keep us posted on that. let's talk about the oath keepers who are going to trial. the lawyers are saying they won't be ready. any word on what the issue is with the defense attorneys? i mean, i can check the calendar. it's been more than a year since the january 6th insurrection. and quite some sometime since the evidence has all been produced. what's the situation here? >> yeah, that's right. there's been some back and forth over the fact there a voluminous amount of electronic evidence related to what happened on january 6th. it's one of perhaps one of the most well doubted crimes in world history because there were so many phones, so many video cameras. so many reporters. so much content related to the horror that day. so, the argument from some of these oath keeper leaders they're still getting photos, videos, other electronic media that might be relevant to the case going forward. the response from judge metain
d.c.s says he believes they have the evidence to the specific client cases and the evidence incoming is relevant, rather, more broadly to january 6th as a whole. there are always concerns in trials like this about what's called brady material. that's material that could be exculpatory to defendants if law enforcement are aware of the existence of this material. and they don't turn it over to the defendants' lawyer, it's a real problem. it can result in cases being invalidated but based on what metta said today, he didn't send any signals that's the type of material that the lawyers for the oath keepers don't yet have. >> you've actually been crushing the january 6th story for politico. and there's' piece this week about concerning activity from capitol police. give us a quick sense what was about? >> that's right. in the month after january 6th, capitol police have been
reviewing social media and public low-profile information about people who had meetings off the capitol hill campus with some members of the congress. social media postings, tax records related to their houses. real estate records trying to put together assessments about the meetings that include significant details about the people attending the meetings. even though this information is technically public it's very concerning to civil liberties advocates that i spoke with including the aclu and the brennan center. they worry anytime law enforcement and intelligence officials are secretly going through media when a crime hasn't been committed or expected to be committed that it raises grave privacy concerns. now capitol police says they need to do this in order to keep people safe. they're doing it in members' offices. some of the members i spoke to said they weren't aware this is going on. >> betsy, we're glad you're
here. please come back soon. still ahead, we're live with cnbc for a look at what's driving the markets after another roller coaster day on wall street. and a legacy automaker wants to throw tesla a target date for taking over the ev market. "way too early" continues in just a moment. "way too early" continues in just a moment.
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time now for business for that, let's bring in cnbc's rosana lockwood from london. rosana, thank you for being here. stocks have been on a significant roller coaster in recent days and the federal reserve wrapping up its two-day meeting today. what can we expect? >> that's absolutely right. we've seen something very interesting happening here in europe today, shrugging off a negative lead we inherited from asia. we saw japan's nikkei dropping to a low. it was driven by tech.
it's gone green across the board. most indexes hovering around the 2% morning. travel sector doing particularly well, the travel sector has seen the biggest one-day gain since november 2020. we're trying to work out why that is, broad-based positivity around easing border restriction, easing travel restrictions, vaccines, for example, more people, the german airline up 6% or more. and you mentioned the fed announcement. that's what we're keeping at, jay powell with that announcement around 2:00 p.m. eastern time this afternoon. the markets have largely priced in an expectation of a rate hike in march. the big question we're hearing from economists could it be even more than that in march. but even bigger will the fed start tapering its balance sheet. how will they do it, how aggressive will they be, will they start or end with
mortgage-backed securities? we don't get detail until the fed announced. and the a couple weeks which we and the market it's like to pore over, this has got the markets on standby. as you said, we've seen a selloff in stocks stateside. we're looking at futures. pro this week, 200 points or so, nasdaq up around 200 points, the s&p, though, not doing so well in the futures. >> yeah, it's dizzying right now. earning reports are rolling in and tesla is expected to post record revenue today. give a quick sense of what investors are focusing on. >> there's a couple of things here to bear in mind with tech. the first is kind of an overcrowded market. i was just speaking to somebody who was describing it as a bubble in fact. in fact, so many entrants in this market. bentley this morning in the market with their first all-battery powered vehicle to name a few. tesla, it's got advantage, elon
musk at the helm. revenue expected to run 52% in the fourth quarter. $16.4 billion. that's according to data gathered by agency reuters. the big question is about production that tesla has launched factories in texas and berlin. they can have updated manufacturing technology. tesla as big and shiny as it is, it's not new with battery and chip, it's very reliable on those pieces of technology. also watch out for details regarding the cybertruck. that fascinating piece of machinery. it's been promised to stem tides. let's see if we get that anymore soon. and a $25,000 electric vehicle back in 2020, musk promised that deadline is fast passed. >> we'll keep an eye on that. cnbc's rosana lockwood live from london. still ahead, i'll be joined by congress malm brenda lawrence
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joining us now, democratic congresswoman brenda lawrence of michigan. she represents a large part where general motors is headquarters and where we just announced is making a big investment, $6.6 million in the state. congresswoman, we heard about the biden administration talk about the bipartisan infrastructure bill how that's in law. obviously, this is a process, this doesn't happen overnight. but do you think your party and
the white house has done enough to make americans realize what's in the infrastructure bill and what they're all about to get? >> we are -- we as a democratic party, really, bipartisan, we're so excited about the opportunities that we're going to see in the build back better. as a former mayor and infrastructure bill, we're excited about the build back better but this infrastructure bill will invest, the largest investment as a new bill as a mayor, someone responsible for bridges, ports, railroads, all of the things that we know we're falling behind in the world, that we will bring america back to the standard that we should be to protect our infrastructure. >> so, congresswoman, turning to the midterms, you announced earlier this month, that you would not be seeking re-election, joining 20 other
house democrats in doing so. first of all, thank you, of course, for your time in office. but tell us more about your decision not to seek another term. and how concerned are you right now about the party's chances heading into november? >> it's going to be -- it's going to be a lot of hard work, getting -- keeping our majority. we have a rough road ahead of us. the democrats are ready. we have been delivering through the rescue plan, through the infrastructure bill. and striving for a build back better which is what we know this country needs to become viable and competitive on a global level and domestically here. i want you to know this was not an easy decision. it's bittersweet. i lovely the opportunity to serve. i have been serving for 30 years. through local government and now on the federal level. i was a mayor for 14 years. there's times and seasons in our life that i'm just excited about the next page. but i have a year to continue to
work, to continue to fight, for build back better. and make sure -- because i serve on appropriations that we get the funs out to make sure that our pledge and in the structure bill it happens. and we're making transformational investment in our fracture in the united states. >> congresswoman, i'm going to ask you one more obviously this year, in many ways one of the centerpieces for congress will be the ongoing investigation into the january 6th attack. what do you want to see play out there. there's been discussion of very public, maybe very public prime time hearings. is that what you want to see? what would be an appropriate next step? >> absolutely. as one of those members who was on the floor running down hallways and back staircases, this is real. this is not some political showcase. this is about getting accountability and investigating this, so that we can make sure that we never have to live
through this again. and i am so proud of the bipartisan investigation that's being done, led by my colleague benefit nah thompson. and to have it where we as a public can see the hearings, that we are seeing deliberate, deliberate investigations, and that we understand, that january 6th was one of the most bipartisan days on the hill. because democrats and republicans were running for their lives. down those back staircases, to make sure that we were safe. this was an assault on our democracy. if we do not protect and respect the constitution, the laws and policies about votes and the election results, we don't exist as the united states. so, i'm extremely, extremely passionate and want to see accountability.
and i see it happening right now, it's the only thing that gives me comfort after what the trauma i went through that day. >> all right. congresswoman brenda lawrence, we really appreciate you telling us that now. and thank you for being on today. earlier in the show, show, asked all of you this question, why are you awake? anthony tweeted this. i can't sleep because i'm making plans to go to cooperstown to watch big papi get inducted into the hall of fame. i may see you there. the boys and i considering a trip ourselves. dan, what do you got back there? >> one from libby, who emails, i bought a bust of abraham lincoln and it arrived today. my dog daisy won't stop barking at it. i put it in the closet, and she's barking at the closet. i'm tired. >> president biden has a trump. president trump didn't. i'm not sure if abraham lincoln did or not, but he probably shouldn't have, considering this story. mary posts this, i'm up because i can't get this song out of my
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here's some of what he had to say on the three brothers, no sense podcast. >> you see me come up the stairs and see me look, before i went to look at the door, people were out there, standing around, and all that kind of stuff. so i told them, i think they're downstairs. when i went down there, i get confronted. i'm like, oh, they're actually in the building. i honestly didn't know that they were that far in the building. so -- and then they lock eyes on me right away. just like that, i was in it. so it wasn't a matter of let me leave them alone or not. they would have -- i feel they would have followed me anyway. i heard stories of some of the individuals being armed. i don't know for a fact. i don't know. i heard there were actually officers that were a part of this riot group, who were intermingling with them. they, themselves, you never know.
it could have went -- it could have easily been a bloodbath. kudos to everybody there that showed a measure of restraint with regards to deadly force because it could have been bad. really, really bad. >> joining us now, msnbc contributor, our friend mike barnicle. mike, obviously, extraordinary accounts of heroism there from officer goodman. how do you think hearing that story, and stories like his, could shape the eventual findings of the january 6th commission? >> well, i think the january 6th commission is going to be based on evidence, proof, and testimony that the committee is gathering as we speak, jonathan. the disturbing thing about officer goodman's statement right then, and other's statements about what happened that day when confronted with the mob, is the relative amnesia among the american public about the threat that january 6th posed and still poses to our democracy. >> no question about that. so we wanted to have you here also to talk about our favorite subject, baseball.
you and i are -- >> anything happen? >> there was some news. you and i -- >> what is it? >> mike, i'll be the one to break it to you. david ortiz, one of our favorites, elected to the hall of fame. >> you're kidding me! >> it's spectacular. what does he mean to the red sox and boston? also, we have a lot of bold-faced names. barry bonds, roger clemens, sammy sosa, alex rodriguez, who are not in the hall of fame. what do you think of that? >> of the latter question you just posed, i think it is kind of ridiculous. i mean,clemens, they deserve to be in the hall of fame. there should be an asterisk and explanation of why it took so long for them to get hall of fame status on their plaque. you can't ignore two of the greatest players are off the ballot after ten years being on the ballot. david ortiz symbolizes, i think, from little league, fathers pitching to kids, all the way on
up to major league baseball, what it means to have a core player who is so invested in his team and his teammates, that he can pull a team across a whole season, given his talent as well as his generous mood in the clubhouse. the clubhouse is critical in major league baseball. >> he's also my son's favorite player. greatest clutch hitter in postseason history. >> hands down. >> we're starting with a treat here. we're going to start "morning joe" a little early. >> you're kidding me. >> this is a subject you and i are not the only ones who care about. let's introduce joe scarborough and willie geist, who are both going to weigh in now with the baseball hall of fame induction ceremony. joe scarborough, i'll hand it over to you. give us your sense, what does david ortiz mean to you? >> first of all, i think i speak for willie, it is an honor being on your show. thank you for having us. it's the first time we've been on. >> thank you for the invite. >> i'm happy to try to give young people in the business a break. i figured, you know, a couple
minutes here at the end of the show -- i mean, let's not go crazy here. it is the end of "way too early." we figured we'd give you a chance. >> well, i grew up watching this. we'd watch "happy days," "laverne and shirley" at night. i got up early to see this. "mom, dad, this is what i want to do when i get older." here i am. this is a dream of all dreams. david ortiz, willie, david ortiz as far as being a clutch hitter -- i know we're going to talk about something you don't care about talking too much, but really, he was in cooperstown after 2004. time and again, he was a clutch hitter. i think it was 2013 when we were playing against the tigers. we had no business getting past that tigers team. ortiz hits a home run, buries it into the right field stands. where the cops got his hands up. one of the clutch players of our time.
it is amazing to see how this guy came through time and time again. >> yeah. he deserved to be in the hall of fame on the merits but also just on the guy he was and what he meant to the city of boston. he was there and the face, in many ways, you guys may agree or disagree, of the turning of the page, the new chapter in red sox history in 2004. he won two more world series there and played the game with such joy. for all the statistical measures that go into the hall of fame, that plays into it. people liked watching him play. they liked being around him. they liked talking to him. teammates loved him. i say this as a yanke fan, he was a menace at the plate. you were worried, no matter who was on the mound. he was a joy to watch. i can't imagine leaving him all the hall of fame ballot. then there is the conversation about bonds and clemens, who are off the ballot for good. they've run out of options here. we can have that conversation, but i would just add that david ortiz in his press
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Borat Subsequent Moviefilm Movie Review
Movies continue to come out on streaming services this year at a rapid pace. The fact that Sacha Baron Cohen filmed all of this in secret, during a pandemic, deserves an award in itself.
Borat Subsequent Moviefilm stars Sacha Baron Cohen as Borat alongside some familiar faces (I'm not allowed to say who) and not so familiar faces. Cohen stars around someone alongside Maria Bakalova who plays his daughter.
The movie follows Kazakhstan reporter Borat Sagdiyev on his journey to return to the U.S. and A for a secret mission. He must give his daughter away to someone (I won't say who). This sequel takes a lot of the same beats from the first movie; shockumentary, political satire, and all-around goofiness. But this time, the movie has a sense of urgency. Borat Subsequent Moviefilm shows our country as it really is and like the first movie, it makes fun of it. It's almost sad to think that these things are a reality sometimes.
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Baron Cohen's ability with a pen is admirable. He writes some hilarious satire that seems as though it'd be too harsh for 2020, but it's hilarious. While some of the callbacks from the first film, like gypsy tears, might feel like a bit much in the beginning, after about ten minutes the film gets the ball rolling with fresh material. Borat and his daughter Sarah Jessica Parker Sagdiyev play off of one another incredibly. There are some great moments in this movie that spotlight their father-daughter relationship, but again I'm not at much liberty to elaborate.
While I thoroughly enjoyed the movie, I did have some issues with the pacing. Towards the second half of the second act in the movie, it lingers a little. The plot becomes thin and it almost feels tiring, but there's a shocking moment in the third act that brings you right back into the movie. I can feel the heat coming for this person after… yikes.
Borat Subsequent Moviefilm is EASILY the funniest movie I've seen this year and for fans of the first one, satire, and shocking humor, I ABSOLUTELY recommend this movie to you. After watching this, it will be clear the country needs a change.
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Hailing from Paterson, New Jersey, The Happenings were a vocal harmony group who specialised in reviving classic songs.
Bob Miranda, Ralph DiVito, David Libert and Thomas Giuliano met while in military service at Fort Dix, New Jersey, and after leaving the service they formed The Four Graduates.
As well as working as session singers, the quartet also recorded a couple of singles for Crystal Ball Records and Rust, the latter being produced in 1963 by members of The Tokens.
When The Tokens formed their own B.T. Puppy label they signed the group, now called The Happenings, and their second release, a revival of The Tempos' 1959 hit See You In September, reached #3 on the US charts in July 1966.
Despite the fact that their distinctively dated yet somehow contemporary style seemed so out of place with other late 60s groups, The Happenings strung together an enviable nine US chart entries between 1966 and 1969.
The biggest of these were their revivals of Steve Lawrence's Go Away Little Girl (#12 in October 1966), George Gershwin's I Got Rhythm (#3 in April 1967) and Al Jolson's My Mammy (#13 in July 1967).
Bernie LaPorta replaced Ralph DiVito as baritone vocalist in 1968.
By the 1980s, Bob Miranda and Thomas Giuliano were fronting a new lineup of the group touring on oldies shows.
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The Mekons formed in late 1976 around a core of fine art students from Leeds University including Jon Langford and Tom Greenhalgh. Fired up by...
Concetta Rosa Maria Franconero was born in 1938 in Newark, New Jersey to Italian parents and began her career in music as a child...
The Prodigy seemed like just more hood rats in the 1990s at a time when white Brits took so many drugs that they believed...
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Royal Academy of Music alumni and freelance pop music arranger Simon Jeffes had a varied client base. Everything from Caravan albums to Sid Vicious's My Way were...
When Keith Relf and Jim McCarty left The Yardbirds in 1968, they added Keith's sister Jane, bassist Louis Cennamo and ace pianist John Hawken...


City breaks are a fantastic way to explore the world and see famous landmarks, breathtaking views or even popular restaurants and bars. It is well-known that with city breaks, however, come long days out from early morning until sundown as you eagerly try to pack in as much sightseeing as you can. With that in mind, it is important to know what to pack for practically whilst maintaining a 'city chic' look.
Often, city breaks are slotted into a weekend packed full of activities where you only have three or four days to explore your chosen city and fit in visiting all the sights that you so carefully planned to see before arriving. For anyone familiar with city breaks, they'll know that sightseeing means a lot of walking! Therefore, an absolute must-have for any city break, whether you're exploring chilly Reykjavik or the sunny streets of Barcelona is comfortable shoes. It may be that you have a go-to pair of ankle boots or you decide to invest in a new pair of converse, whatever the case, make sure you don't explore a new city without them.
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A company isn't efficient unless its people are.
From seminars to recruitment ideas brainstormed in HR meetings, we all want to recruit the right people who can help our company succeed.
However, things have changed. It's no longer enough to post a job ad and call it a day. Modern times call for modern measures, and so do the changing workforce needs.
The 90% of the job market is now candidate-driven, and 25% of the US workforce will be over 55 by the time we reach 2024. You'll need new tactics if you want your company to succeed.
In this blog, we'll examine the latest HR and recruiting trends that can help you and your company recruit better and faster in 2019, while keeping your talent happy.
The recent advancements in the field of data analytics and application have allowed us to optimize nearly everything.
However, we still struggle when it comes to applying it to recruiting.
On average, it takes 42 days to successfully fill a position. And even when that time has passed, it doesn't ensure the hire will be satisfied with their job, or that you will be satisfied with their performance.
When costs of onboarding are factored in, it becomes clear that every time an employee leaves, it can cost your company up to $40,000 to fill the empty space.
Data-driven recruiting can help your company with decision-making that's optimal for the present and the future based on data analysis.
It's been proven to improve the most important hiring metrics such as: time to hire, cost to hire, and quality of hire.
By using all the data you collect on applicants, as well as performance data once they're hired.
The first option is using applicant tracking systems.
These systems eliminate the need for your HR department to manually go through hundreds of resumes. Instead, ATSs can distinguish between candidates who are the best fit for this position based on the materials they've supplied and pre-determined standards your company has decided on.
The system itself can also communicate with applicants and send emails and arrange meetings, reducing the time you need to spend on hiring while increasing applicant satisfaction.
Finally, ATSs keep diversity objectives in mind, making sure that your company is compliant.
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You'll be able to see employee turnover, the ratio of qualified to unqualified applicants, and characteristics that the best applicants and employees share.
You may be in charge of hiring, but the teams new employees will join are in charge of making it work.
Collaborative hiring is a method that was previously used by smaller companies who can collect all of their staff in one place to help with attracting similar talent.
However, the new methods are just as available to bigger organizations who want to leverage existing employees to draw in new ones, even beyond referrals.
Since 66% of job seekers believe that interactions with current employees of a company are the best way to gauge whether it's the right workplace for them, using collaborative hiring can be a great advantage in the current job market.
One of the main benefits of this method is increasing retention rates through allowing teams to give their insight on preferred new colleagues. This reflects on employee engagement rate, and it helps the company culture.
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In fact, 84% would consider changing jobs if they found a better company to work in.
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Q: How to demonstrate the unpredictable order of fork() in C? I'm really stuck on this assignment. It is a pretty simple program I have to write in C. The idea is to demonstrate the use of fork() and wait().
The instructions say to "Perform exactly 15 iterations before terminating. In each iteration, the program will create 10 child processes (p0 to p9). Each process will print its decimal digit once without a newline before exiting. After creating the 10 children, the parent process will wait until it's 10 children have completed, then print a newline before going to the next iteration or exiting. Do not have 10 explicit calls to fork(), use a loop with only one instance of the fork() call. In order to wait for all the children to complete, use wait(NULL) in a loop until the return value of wait(NULL) is -1."
Here is a sample output:
9856724310
8149765320
2789654310
0139874265
8765320149
2145367809
0123456798
0124356789
0123546789
9854320761
0123678594
0142685379
0123456789
6795438210
2394567081

Here is what I have but it seems that every way I try this the numbers just print in order with no unpredictability at all.
#include <cstdlib>
#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#include<unistd.h>
#include<sys/types.h>

using namespace std;
int main(int argc, char** argv) {
    pid_t pid;
    for(int i=0; i<15; i++){
        //fork();
        for(int j=0; j<10; j++){
            pid = fork();
            printf("%d", j);
        }
        wait(NULL);
        printf("\n");
    }
    return 0;
}

Any help is greatly appreciated! Thank you!

A: You understood it wrong. On fork(), you can imagine the code from fork() onward is executed simultaneously, with both processes share the same code ( because memory is copied). The way to distinguish between parent and child is via an if-clause, because fork() returns different values for each process. As demonstrated below:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/wait.h>

int main(void) {
    for (int i=0; i<15; i++){
        for(int j=0; j<10; j++){
            if (fork()==0){
                //child process return 0 from fork()
                printf("%d", j);
                exit(0);
            }
            else{
                //parent process return pid of the forked process from fork()
                continue;
            }
        }
        while (wait(NULL)!=-1);//wait for all child processes. wait() only return -1 when no more children to wait for
        printf("\n");
    }
    return 0;
}

A: You need to differentiate between the code to be run in the parent or child process (now you are running the same code on both processes). This can be done with the return value of fork(), as fork returns the child's pid to the parent and returns 0 to the child. Therefore, you can implement a check like:
pid = fork();
if (pid == 0) {
    //Code for child process
    exit(0);
}
//Code for parent process

A: Whenever you use child processes, always differentiate between parents code and child code. A child is identified by having pid=0, while the parent process will have a pid > 0 according to what pid has at execution time. Also, if an error occur while forking a child process, fork will return a value <0 so you should consider this case.
In your code there is no such thing. The classical way to go about this is to do something like this:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <sys/wait.h>

int main(void) {
    pid_t pid;
    for(int i=0;i<15;i++){
        for(int j=0; j<10; j++){
            if((pid = fork())<0){
               perror("Fork Failed.");
               exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
            }
            if(pid==0){ /*Child Code here*/
               printf("%d", j);
               exit(EXIT_SUCCESS);
            }
        }
        while(wait(NULL)!=-1); //while loop to wait
        printf("\n");
    }

    return 0;
}

A: You've written a fork bomb. This is when a process spawns children which then spawn children which then spawn children... until all memory is consumed or the operation system kills it.
fork can be difficult to get your head around. When its called, both the parent and child processes continue on executing the code. Because of this it's important to separate the child code and make sure the child exits. If the parent and child are running the same code, how do you ensure the child stops and the parent continues?
fork in the parent returns the process ID of the child. fork in the child returns 0.  And if there's an error it will return -1. So the typical idiom looks like this:
        pid_t pid = fork();
        if( pid == 0 ) {
            // child
            exit(0);
        }
        else if( pid < 0 ) {
            // error
            perror("fork failed");
        }

        // parent

Once done you have to wait for all children to complete. wait will return when any child process completes, returning the child pid. You need to keep calling wait until it returns with < 0 indicating there were no more child processes.
void wait_all() {
    while(wait(NULL) > 0);
}

Putting them all together, and removing the compilation of doing it 15 times...
    for(int j=0; j<10; j++){
        pid_t pid = fork();
        if( pid == 0 ) {
            // print
            printf("%d", j);
            // job's done
            exit(0);
        }
        else if( pid < 0 ) {
            perror("fork failed");
        }
    }

    wait_all();
    printf("\n");

Even so I still get them in order. Probably because each child is executing the exact same very simple and predictable thing. They all take roughly the same amount of time to execute, so they're probably going to come out in the same order.

Side Note: stdout is line buffered, meaning it will only display, or flush, its contents when it sees a newline. printf("%d", j); won't display until a newline is printed or stdout gets flushed. exit will flush and close all streams, so that's ok.
However, the child inherits the parent's buffer. This can lead to some pretty weird behavior if the parent leaves anything on the buffer. For example...
    for(int j=0; j<10; j++){
        pid_t pid = fork();
        if( pid == 0 ) {
            printf("child: %d, ", j);
            exit(0);
        }
        else if( pid < 0 ) {
            perror("fork failed");
        }
        printf("parent: %d, ", j);
    }
    wait_all();
    printf("\n");

We get:
child: 0, parent: 0, child: 1, parent: 0, parent: 1, child: 2, parent: 0, parent: 1, parent: 2, child: 3, parent: 0, parent: 1, parent: 2, parent: 3, child: 4, parent: 0, parent: 1, parent: 2, parent: 3, parent: 4, child: 5, parent: 0, parent: 1, parent: 2, parent: 3, parent: 4, parent: 5, child: 6, parent: 0, parent: 1, parent: 2, parent: 3, parent: 4, parent: 5, parent: 6, child: 7, parent: 0, parent: 1, parent: 2, parent: 3, parent: 4, parent: 5, parent: 6, parent: 7, child: 8, parent: 0, parent: 1, parent: 2, parent: 3, parent: 4, parent: 5, parent: 6, parent: 7, parent: 8, child: 9, parent: 0, parent: 1, parent: 2, parent: 3, parent: 4, parent: 5, parent: 6, parent: 7, parent: 8, parent: 9,

What's going on? This boggled me for a while. It's a little clearer if we put a newline in the child's print.
    for(int j=0; j<10; j++){
        pid_t pid = fork();
        if( pid == 0 ) {
            printf("child: %d\n", j);
            exit(0);
        }
        else if( pid < 0 ) {
            perror("fork failed");
        }
        printf("parent: %d, ", j);
    }
    wait_all();
    printf("\n");

child: 0
parent: 0, child: 1
parent: 0, parent: 1, child: 2
parent: 0, parent: 1, parent: 2, child: 3
parent: 0, parent: 1, parent: 2, parent: 3, child: 4
parent: 0, parent: 1, parent: 2, parent: 3, parent: 4, child: 5
parent: 0, parent: 1, parent: 2, parent: 3, parent: 4, parent: 5, child: 6
parent: 0, parent: 1, parent: 2, parent: 3, parent: 4, parent: 5, parent: 6, child: 7
parent: 0, parent: 1, parent: 2, parent: 3, parent: 4, parent: 5, parent: 6, parent: 7, child: 8
parent: 0, parent: 1, parent: 2, parent: 3, parent: 4, parent: 5, parent: 6, parent: 7, parent: 8, child: 9
parent: 0, parent: 1, parent: 2, parent: 3, parent: 4, parent: 5, parent: 6, parent: 7, parent: 8, parent: 9,

Each time the child is forked it gets a copy of the parent's stdout buffer. Each time through the loop the parent adds parent: %d, to that buffer without flushing. When the child does printf("child: %d\n", j); it adds to the existing buffer and then flushes it.

*

*The first child copies "" from the parent, adds child: 0\n, and flushes.

*The parent adds parent: 0, to stdout.

*The second child copies parent: 0,, adds child: 1\n, and flushes.

*The parent adds parent: 1, to stdout, its now parent: 0, parent: 1,

*The third child copies parent: 0, parent: 1,, adds child: 2\n, and flushes.

And so on.
Flushing stdout after the parent does a partial print avoids this, and ensures everything is displayed as it happens.
    for(int j=0; j<10; j++){
        pid_t pid = fork();
        if( pid == 0 ) {
            printf("child: %d\n", j);
            exit(0);
        }
        else if( pid < 0 ) {
            perror("fork failed");
        }
        printf("parent: %d, ", j);
        fflush(stdout);
    }
    wait_all();
    printf("\n");

parent: 0, child: 0
parent: 1, child: 1
parent: 2, child: 2
parent: 3, child: 3
parent: 4, child: 4
parent: 5, child: 5
parent: 6, child: 6
parent: 7, child: 7
parent: 8, child: 8
parent: 9, child: 9

A:
I try this the numbers just print in order with no unpredictability at all.

When a thread calls fork():

*

*maybe the kernel is designed so that the CPU creates the new process and switches to the new process, and maybe (if there's multiple CPUs) the new process has to wait for a different CPU to wake up and check its scheduler queue before the new process gets any CPU time

*maybe the kernel is designed so that the CPU creates the new process and returns to the old process, and maybe (if there's multiple CPUs) the old process has to wait for a different CPU to wake up and check its scheduler queue before the new process gets any CPU time

*maybe the kernel is designed so that the CPU does the least work possible before returning to the old process, then (possibly much later) when the new process gets CPU time the kernel finished doing any work needed to create the new process before returning to the new process

Notice that all of these things are "unpredictable" if you don't know which kernel/OS your program will run on or if there will/won't be multiple CPUs; but with "same kernel/OS on same computer" they're all completely predictable and won't change (e.g. a kernel doesn't just redesign itself while running).
However:

*

*maybe the old task has used almost all of its time slice before calling fork() and the kernel decides that the old task has used its entire time slice immediately after fork() finishes; and this upsets the timing

*maybe lots of other processes are constantly blocking/unblocking; and this upsets the timing

*maybe an IRQ occurs at a specific point and that upsets the timing

Notice that these things create "unpredictability" even with "same kernel/OS on same computer"; but all of them are relatively infrequent. You might need to fork() a few million times before you get lucky and one of these things upsets the timing enough to change "who reaches printf() first".
With this in mind; to demonstrate "rare unpredictability on same kernel/OS on same computer"; I'd probably write a program that:

*

*calls fork()

*gets both processes to print something different without any newline characters (e.g. old process prints "0" and new process prints "1")

*the new process calls exit()

*the old process waits for the new process to terminate

*the old process prints a newline character (e.g. so that the complete line printed will be "01\n" or "10\n")

*the old process goes back to the start (e.g. a loop that's executed a million times).

That way, by checking the whole 1 million lines of output you'd have a relatively high chance of seeing some "rare unpredictability".

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Alisha Coury, Chairperson
My name is Alisha Coury. My husband, Jeff, and I have two children: Michael started preschool at Saint John's this past September, and Elizabeth will start this coming September. We recently moved to Saint John's parish from St. Rose of Lima when we moved from Falcon Heights to Little Canada in 2017. My husband and I are both lifelong Catholics, and went to Catholic School growing up, so we wanted that same experience for our children. We both fell in love with Saint John's School on our initial tour and signed up Michael right away. I am excited to chair this advisory board and do what I can to ensure a quality education for all attendees in an environment that is faith-focused, friendly and welcoming to all families.
Vanessa Anderson, Vice-chairperson
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Anna Severson, Secretary
Hello! My name is Anna and my husband, Joey, and I have been parishioners at Saint John's for about 10 years. I am a family photographer and stay-at-home mom. I used to teach faith formation, and my husband is a liturgical minister. My son, Clayton, is in second grade here, and we have a newborn son as well. I am looking forward to serving on the SAB because we love the community at Saint John's, both the parish and the school.
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Other Voting Members
Jean Schreier
My name is Jean Schreier. My husband, Steve, and I have six kids; three have moved on from Saint John's, and three are current students. I attended Catholic school K-12th grade and felt it important that my children have the same opportunity. I've been a stay-at-home mom/day care provider for the past 19 years, which gave me the opportunity to get involved in many different volunteer roles in our time at Saint John's. I look forward to serving on the School Advisory Board to ensure that Saint John's continues to provide quality, accessible education to all students.
Nick Kopka
I am the father of two boys currently enrolled at Saint John's, this is our second year. Alex is in his second year of preschool, and Jack is in first grade. My wife, Melissa, and I live in Roseville, where I've been a resident for 20 years. I currently work as a Global Sourcing Manager with H.B. Fuller Company. Outside of work I enjoy the outdoors with my family. Hobbies include fishing, hunting, camping and grilling/smoking/bbq.
Jessica Werner
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Heather Gilbert
I am mother to two children at St. John's, Lily (grade 5) and Lincoln (grade 2). We also have one 11th-grader at Concordia Academy. Our family resides in Little Canada and is actively involved in our church, Calvary Church, and Roseville football, baseball, softball and basketball. While we just completed our first year at Saint John's, we have been extremely impressed with the teachers, staff and our great principal. I am looking forward to contributing my legal experience to the Board. I have served on several nonprofit and trade organization boards over the past 14 years, but this one is by far the most energetic and fun. My husband, Dan, and I operate Gilbert Law, an estate planning and employment law firm. When I am not carting kids around to activities, I enjoy watching and performing in musical theater and baking cookies, cakes and anything sweet.
Lisa Lantau (Rosauer)
My name is Lisa Lantau (Rosauer), and I have a long history at Saint John's. Saint John's played an important role in my family through the years. I am the second of three generations that have had the opportunity to attend Saint John's School (my dad was the class of 1960, I was the class of 1992, and my two boys currently attend). My family and I live in Little Canada and are fortunate to live next to several Saint John's families. Our oldest son Miles attended both preschool and kindergarten at Saint John's, and is starting 1st grade in the fall. Our middle child Max will be starting preschool at Saint John's in the fall as well. Our youngest child, Maizy, is 1.5 years old and is simply trying to keep up with her older brothers. I have worked in the sports field construction business for more than 20 years and bring with an operations background. I look forward to being a part of the School Advisory Board and to help in any way that I can.
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Laura Haraldson, Athletics/Communications Director, parent of four Saint John's students
Hi, folks! Throughout the eight years I've been involved with Saint John's school, I've gradually gotten more and more involved, serving on various committees including Home and School, Auction/Gala Committee, classroom volunteer, part-time marketing/communications, Marathon/Santa's Workshop/Taste of Winter, and now in a full-time role as Communications and Athletics for both the school and church. I have three amazing daughters, Ella (class of 2023), Coraline (class of 2025) and Liliana (class of 2029), and my son Sebastian (class of 2027). I couldn't be more thrilled to see the realization of this School Advisory Board. I bring to the service of the school degrees in English-writing and Mass Communications-journalism, along with 20-plus years in news media, magazines and project and operations management for both local and global organizations. When I'm not at the school or church, our family enjoys bicycle activities of all kinds, camping, bonfires with friends, and the occasional guilty pleasure of a Netflix binge. Personally, a good run is my release.
Gretchen Hopeman, Marketing & Events Coordinator, parent of three Saint John's students
My name is Gretchen Hopeman, and I am elated to be our Marketing/Events guru for Saint John's Catholic School of Little Canada. My focus is events-focused, with a bit of marketing for the school. The Marathon is my next big event for the school. I have a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications, with a minor in religion from Augsburg University. This will be my second year at Saint John's. Your kids may recognize me as Miss Gretchen, the occasional substitute teacher this year. In addition to fundraising, I enjoy playing and watching sports, cooking, reading, and hanging out with my family. I feel so grateful to be able be a part of the SJOLC community twice, as a mom and as a staff member. We truly have the best staff in Minnesota. Thank you teachers and Principal Dan.
Dan Hurley, Principal of Saint John's School
My name is Dan Hurley, principal at Saint John's School of Little Canada. I have been in education for 23 years and have been able to work as a teacher, guidance counselor and dean of students, 15 of which were in administration. I earned my master's degree in school counseling from the University of Wisconsin–River Falls, and my degree in school administration and education specialist in curriculum, instruction and assessment from St. Mary's University of Minnesota. I look forward to developing and fostering relationships with my colleagues and families at Saint John's. I believe relationships are core to a successful Catholic-school culture, and I look forward to meeting everyone and to begin working together. I was blessed to attend Catholic School; I was a student at Presentation and Hill-Murray High School, '94). Furthermore, I have been married to my wife, Angela (Hill-Murray High School, '93), for 20+ years. We have two daughters, Alyssa (11th grade), and Brooklyn (ninth grade) who attend Hill-Murray. In my spare time, I like to hang out with my family, travel, sports and take care of my dog, Reno.