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it was better with alex and me. even when he was in school reports began filtering the shoveling snow for neighbor coaching and defending classmates against bullies, their tournaments all over the country with the club hockey team and he became more more serious about the army. seems to me he had the basic model a world of attachments and product tie-ins were available to him. his ability for of heroic accomplishment. i knew when i published ranger games that some people would take it as an antiwar book. it's really not that either. in talking to alex against the huge appreciation of their bravery, discipline and integrity and deep care that they show each other. my grandfather landed in normandy shortly after vide. although those stories meant more to alex than me i've come to appreciate the warrior eat those that he passed down, the deep bonds of trust and the willingness to keep on going no matter how tough or painful it gets. in the ranger indoctrination program he and his buddies endured held together. they had

and joining our discussion on ai another alex alex he's a technology leader futurist and co-author of the driver in the driverless car good to have you here alex to alex's that's going to be a challenge i could do some ai just to help me out here so alex in every day life that we may not be aware of what would you say what would you. so there's just going to be many many pieces that are rolling out in the next year even that will change our lives dramatically in the u.s. we're about to enter an era of driverless cars and those are essentially powered by by machine learning systems that have learned how to drive learned all of the risks of the road and now can operate autonomously the way humans used to operate or the way humans still do operate and i want to add also that this is a technology that will probably benefit the other as well because it will significantly augment their capabilities for mobility and getting around you know other types of ai that i think will start to see much more in the very near term and we're seeing in things like media for example the washington post las

it helped it better with alex and with me. even when he was still in school reports of the shining all-american this began filtering in shoveling snow for an elderly neighbor, coaching the kids at hockey camp, defending classmates against bullies at littleton high school. though he was trying he was fined at tournaments all over the country, he became more and more serious about the only thing. it seemed to me as to me as if he had felt pretty made up a toy store display rack and a g.i. joe action figure and now padilla to basic model world of attachments and products were availableer to him. his appeal life of heroic accomplishment, and american life, a triumph. so i knew when i published "ranger games" that some people are going to take it as ans antiwar vote, but it's really not that either pick your talking to alex in a number of other soldiers, hiking the huge appreciation for their bravery, their discipline, their integrity in the deep carried they show each other. alex are both raced on stories of her grandfather, al se

alex's father was the assistant coach of alex' hockey team. with the elite littleton hockey association and played adult league with denver finest and a smatter of pros during the players track. my own father was the quarterback coach of george washington high school, football team. both raced buy cycles in the yoke mountain, played pickup street hink in a rink, and skied, golfed, climbed, and pumped inordinate quantities of iron. they took is us camp, hiking. they stuck earplugs in our ears, jammed shotguns beginnings our soldiers, point it toward discarded appliances and needle us until we squeezed the trigger. it took better with alex than me. reports of hi shining ash americanness began filtering in, shoveling snow for an elderly neighbor, coaching little kids at hockey camp. defending cass plates against bullies at littleton high school. he was flying to tournaments all over the country with his hockey team, he became more and more serious about the mayor thing. seemed as if he has bought himself readymade off a toy store display. a g.i.

>> reporter: that's right, alex. we know the mueller indictment blows a hole in president trump's favorite talking point about the russia investigation, that it was a hoax, a witch hunt coordinated by democrats as an excuse for losing an election they otherwise should have won. this morning the president's own national security adviser, h.r. mcmaster, appeared at a conference in munich and said that russia's interference in the 2016 election is now beyond dispute. take a look. >> we would love to have a cyber dialogue when russia is sincere about curtailing its sophisticated form of espionage. i think that day will be coming, because we're becoming more and more adept at tracing the origins of this espionage and subversion, and as you can see, with the fbi indictment, the evidence is now really incontrovertible and available in the public domain, whereas in the past it was difficult to attribute. >> reporter: so the question now is what will president trump do about it, particularly given what we learned from his dir

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alex ferreira, the silver. nico porteous, not taking the third final run paid off to the tune of bronze. >> absolutely unbelievable day. alex ferreira coming in on the second run. and, setting a new standard. and david wise's final run in indistinguishable from his momentous occasions of greatness we have seen in the past. just absolutely coming out of the cold it would seem with the two crashes leading in. and, knocking it out of the park. so, two more medals coming to team usa. by way of david wise who defends his title from sochi. alex ferreira, picks up the silver. nico porteous of new zealand, biggest story of 16. decided not to take the third final run. stands pat on a 94.80 on run two. it was good enough for bronze. >> let's go, bruce springsteen! yeah! whoo! >> must admit, todd, any one who follows free skiing has a feeling of deep quiet satisfaction. not just with the stars and stripes on top of the podium. but with alex ferreira, a gentleman when he came up, he and torin yater-wallace had been such cl

christine and alex. >> all right. thanks to jeff zeleny at the white house. >>> the president also set to speak at the conservative political action conference later this morning. let's bring in erin delmore. >> good morning, erin. >> good to see you. >> kicking off the first day of cpac. we heard from wayne lapierre since the parkland shooting. let's play some of that. >> the elites don't care about america's school system and school children. if they truly cared, what they would do is they would protect them. their goal is to eliminate the second amendment and firearms freedoms. >> erin, he didn't give an inch there. it was really pitting us against them. he wasn't proposing any solutions. doubling down and digging in. >> alex and christine, you talk if anything has changed after parkland, you look at the students and activism. you think it could be a turning point. you see wayne going back to the same talking points. same thing after the newtown shooting. the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy

maia shibutani and alex. they started to skate when maia was 4 and alex was 7. imagine skating on the world stage with your sibling. they are known as the shib sibs. listen. >> in some cases in sports, siblings compete against each other. we don't. we are on the same team. we know all of the work we individually put in goes into something we enjoy. >> i would say it helps that she is really talented and that she puts up with me and we're best friends, right? >> yes. >> whoa. i was nervous about that. we have a great relationship. >> reporter: it was their mom's idea to pair them up when they were young. their coach said as long as they don't kill each other. it hasn't happened yet. they have a bronze here anch anchoring the team he veevent. >> awesome story. >> nice. you have to enjoy it more if you get to share it with your sibling. >> thanks for bringing that, coy. see you in a little bit. >>> "early start" continues right now. frustration boiling over for president trump after the latest indictment in the russia probe. he is claiming vindication, but could tr

correspondent alex behala bitch thank you so much for that report we'll catch another time thank you thank you. for joining us now to dig a little deeper and further discuss the economics of the olympics is dr brad humphries associate professor at the regional research institute at west virginia university professor humphreys thank you so much for being with us why don't you caught all that it was a lot of it was made mazing in your opinion how much can a city that is hosting a winter or summer olympics expect to actually pay or to any of them ever make any revenue is to host these games. well it's doubtful that any games have been profitable since the los angeles olympics in one thousand nine hundred four so cities as alex piled listen to it all and not of my head the whole time alex is right now cities pay a lot because they have to build facilities and the huge costs are associated with these giant wear white elephant facilities that the i.o.c. demands that cities build and the benefit to cities is going to be primarily from whatever tourism dollars that they would get for people

alex, mike, that's among the big stories today. the other big story on the front page, alex, you got bumped off the front page of the daily news today. believe it or not, just days before the superintendent super bowl, philly daily news puts brady on the cover. too bad you can't see it. not tom brady, our brady, bob brady since he's quitting congress. >> oh. big news, brady on the cover of philadelphia papers. oh, that brady. >> different braid. >> i okay. >> thank you, steve. >> so, when it comes to the eagles, though, having second day of practice today. you know they've been raining testing at the university of minnesota. >> the goafer. >> time to get to work, time to get to practice. so yesterday was the team's full practice since arriving in minneapolis for the super bowl. they have full pads. no, they didn't wear full pads. but it doesn't mean they're not fully focused on stopping afraid. >> i i don't want them in paths. they know how to play the game. >> save the energy. >> save the energy. don't get hurt. just go over tom b

salmon brilliant a great sure robbie barnes and nationalist and internationalist just like you alex and your issue and finally a tweet from iced cooley who says alex what you think burns would make of today's bricks in shambles well it's a great question who knows the answer to it i suppose as an internationalist to be most concerned that we preach be looking inwards rather than i would say was a man thought of the world at large and how we should play a major part in it. now i'm delighted to be joined by the the chief rabbi if we are marvelous chief rabbi welcome to the alex salmond show thank you very much alex lovely to be here how important in your opinion is it the location of the new memorial how important is it to the jewish community to survivors and indeed to the descendants of survivors. the concept is very important and the location is great the location is a statement right next to the houses of parliament what it means is that the british nation cares about what happened during the second world war and he semitism is not only a jewish problem and he semitism is a threat

salmon brilliant a great sure robbie barnes and nationalist and internationalist just like you alex and your shoe and finally a tweet from iced cooley who says alex what you think brains would make of today's bricks in shambles was a great question who knows the answer to that i suppose is an internationalist to be most concerned that we pitch be looking inwards rather than i would say was a man the thought of the world at large and how we should play a major part in it. now i'm delighted to be joined by the the chief rabbi if we are marvelous chief rabbi welcome to the alex salmond show thank you very much alex lovely to be here how important in your opinion is it the location of the new memorial how important is it to the jewish community to survivors and indeed to the descendants of survivors. the concept is very important and the location is great the location is a statement right next to the houses of parliament what it means is that the british nation cares about what happened during the second world war and he semitism is not only a jewish problem and he semitism is a threat

jones for gosh sakes and nobody beats alex jones he's got to be everyone's become alex jones twenty years ago oust jones was the fringe guy in media now everet there's no more walter cronkite there's no more mainstream media anchorperson isn't even brian williams the last of the tribe was obliterated now you have rachel maddow everyone a mainstream media katie couric whoever they're all truly can jump out shows alex jones is the gold standard in american news and the crazier the conspiracy theories from maddow becomes the more she sells now on alex jones as colloidal silver and guardian and account sort of stuff but on her show it's just as wacky sort of opioids and by aggro and you know erectile dysfunction has been she's been shown that the goop which is the product of that shiksa. opposite of oh gosh i did not have sorry but she's got goop which is the same stuff in it that they sell over at info wars and erectile dysfunction gosh you know if only they just were able to cure baldness like they were.

alex never even told his mom what he did until recently. well, i didn't tell her about the marijuana until we were, like... -legal. ...completely legal, because, yeah, i got like -- my mom's like your typical jewish mother. yeah. she literally would have parked herself in my driveway, you know. -you're not going. locked herself to the gate, you know. "you're not doing this anymore!" if you're watching, mom, relax. your son has come a long way since he headed west 27 years ago. we've already passed a couple greenhouses. this one we planted yesterday. okay. what's it cost to put up a greenhouse like that, $50,000? you're looking at about 50. the feds may say it's illegal, but the county is happy to collect its share. so how do they tax you? they're taxing us on square footage right now. lemonis: honeydew has more than 250,000 feet of growing space and a tax bill to match. you got to pay half up front, so they split it in two installments just like your property taxes. whether you are growing or not? whether i pull this crop off or not, i paid

mike, alex, karen. on our divers name. >> i'm guessing, patrick. >> come-on. >> patrick. >> our name, yes, our divers name is patrick. how fitting is that? word of the day, patrick with our diver patrick celebrating saint patrick's day. >> that's great. >> super excited. now we have to give all of the contests, details, fine print, all of that good stuff. >> thanks, thomas, great job. >> and that's just quality& television producing, have the divers name at patrick. >> exactly. >> what just happened? so what are the rules? >> you want me to read them? >> go to fox29.com/contests enter by 10:00 a.m. each day for for a chance to which hotel stay in ireland from our sponsor the travel and adventure show, we announce the winner live during our saint patrick's day parade. be sure to watch for the new word each day so you can enter for chance to win, and go to ireland, look at the beautiful place it is. so for complete rules go to www.fox29.com/contests. >> can we get new pictures of ireland? looks like there

correspondent alex behala bitch thank you so much for that report we'll catch another time thank you thank you. for joining us now to dig a little deeper and further discuss the economics of the olympics is dr brad humphries associate professor at the regional research institute at west virginia university professor humphreys thank you so much for being with us i don't recall that it was a lot of it was made mazing in your opinion how much can a city that is hosting a winter or summer olympics expect to actually pay or do any of them ever make any revenue is to host these games. well it's doubtful that any games have been profitable since the los angeles olympics in one thousand nine hundred four so cities as alex i listen to it all and not of my head the whole time alex is right now cities pay a lot because they have to build facilities and the huge costs are associated with these giant wear white elephant facilities that the i.o.c. demands that cities build and the benefit to cities is going to be primarily from whatever tourism dollars that they would get for people visiting the t

. >>> alex and i are so happy to be back in philadelphia. where it's always sunny -- not always but it's not in minneapolis >> it is super bowl, welcome to a special edition. a super edition of good day philadelphi philadelphia. >> first time in 13 years. the eagles are headed to the super bowl for a rematch with the new england patriots in super bowl 52. >> eagles. >> we're back for super bowl sunday all greened out. >> it's finally here, february 4th, super bowl sunday >> and we're in the super bowl sunday >> we're back in philly because we wanted a to be with you guys for the moment >> so many people stay why didn't you stay with the game but the story is here in philadelphia, win or lose we have to be with the peeps >> it's strange being in minnesota, heading back to philadelphia. nobody was on the flight, maybe a couple people. and they said would you like to make an announcement >> why? no one is here, look at all these empty seats. only people going back to philly. the flight. attention passengers i want to clarify that there are all

. ♪ alex alex: kidnappings, family abductions, runaways. right now, we need your help to locate the many children and adults who are missing. [captioning made possible by telco productions, inc.] man: ♪ missing alex: thanks for joining us. i'm alex paen. you may not know this, but every day, thousands of individuals are reported missing. america's youth is especially vulnerable. more than ever, kids need information to help them better understand their surroundings and to better protect themselves. each week, this program works with the various law enforcement agencies across the country and the national center for missing and exploited children, spotlighting several missing cases, hoping someone, like you, might have information that will lead to finding these individuals. but we can't do it alone, so please pay close attention to these faces and stories. man: ♪ missing alex: last seen on july 12, 2010, mindy, briana, and tania ochoa are missing from grover beach, california. authorities suspect that the sisters were abducted by their

because it s to do with alex, right. >> it >> well, i would like it. you know i'm an eagles fan. ther night they were talking about what, watch trebeck for reaction when he realizes that this weeks lead up to the super >> do or don't name this play in which quarterback runs the ball, and then can choose, to pitch it to the another back. >> an option play. >> ryan. >> football, 400. >> i can tell you guys are big football fans. >> tom landry perfected shotgun formation with this team. >> dallas cowboys. do you think we should g lets look at the thousand dollars clue just for the fun of it,. >> minneapolis u.s. bank stadium prepares tsuper bowl lii i'm looking at ring of honor with names from thist k vikings to four super bowls. >> if you ring in and get this one i will die. >> who are the purple people break. i have to them. >> well, i don't know if i have ever seen a befuddled, the heck with this. >> right. on super bowl week, right. >> yeah. >> you have to a little. you don't know who the tom land? i mean you don't have to know>>. >> tom landry. >> an

alex is often dressed up in star wars costumes to visit hospitals. his family is still in shock. >> alec would give the shirlt of his back for the person who shot him, to be honest, even today, that's just alex. >> today he remains in critical condition. >> the family had set up a go fund me account for alex. if you want to help, you'll find a link on abc7 news.com. >>> a currently in custody and he's facing kidnapping charges. but 23-year-old britton has not been seen since february 9. britton's family is now offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to findi ining her. >>> a family spanning three generations needs a place to stay following a fire that destroyed their home. four adults and a child made it out of the how. emergency crews took one person to the hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation. another man who survived a stroke needed help evacuating. neighbors described the scary sene. >> i heard this big explosion noise, i thought, like a boom noise. and a jet, a plane was coming out over here to the left of the house, a huge jet

. >> i'm alex marquardt in for dave briggs. it was a powerful day yesterday of nationwide advocacy by survivors and families and gun control supporters following the florida shooting. the day was capped off by the emotional cnn town hall on gun violence. signs that some marginal change may be possible. florida senator marco rubio was the only republican willing to face his critics. he says he now backs raising the minimum age for owning a rifle from 18 to 21. >> in this country, if you are 18 years of age, you should not be able to buy a rifle. i will support a law. traditionally i have not looked at looking at magazine clip size. after this and some details i learned, i'm reconsidering that position and i'll tell you why. i'll tell you why. because while it may not prevent an attack, but it may save lives in an attack. >> rubio defended his opposition to broader gun control and violence legislation. including an assault weapons ban. here is an exchange with fred guttenberg who lost his daughter jaime. >> if i believed that law

alex is my real valentine. what? >> oh, my gosh. >> you are in so much trouble. >> yes, don't get in trouble. >> wow. >> happy valentine to my two special loves. cute picture. >> then happy valentine day, me and my sweety going on first vacation, caught me sneaking a pick of him sleeping on the plane. my favorite pick. oh, yes, his eyes are open, i see you. >> he's like uh-huh. >> oh, lord. >> all right. number nine on the scale. >> that's correct. number of the day, yes, looks like pretty decent day as well with bus stop buddy, sure you still need your winter coat. temperatures in the 30's, but not as told as it was yesterday. so, don't forget that little valentine card. and good luck in the store now because not only are the picking slim, but if you get the cards in the envelope is gone, at the very last minute, you know how that happens, anyway, 36 degrees, feels like 28. and we have other temperatures in the 30's, as well. so again, not as cold as it was yesterday when our windchills were in the teens. today it i

i really like you, alex. dance with me ♪ i'm going to show you some exclusive footage of our rehearsal, i did say, our rehearsal? >> ♪ >> ♪ >> talk to me boy ♪ no disrespect i don't mean no harm ♪ >> okay, here is the part where i say i'll have you make by the end of this song, and this is the critical part again. >> ♪ >> no? >> no? okay. >> going to have you naked by the ends of this song. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> well. >> that was an exclusive, for example, you won't see that anywhere else. >> and you don't want to see that anywhere else, or any time again soon. couple of things. i look more like harp el marks from the marks brothers days than dow justin timberlake, but it is the only wig we could finds, okay? and the other thing, i want to personally apologize to anybody who thought we really did have an interview with justin timberlake. >> right. >> how disappoint rod they right now? >> we thought maybe they would know. i don't know. >> i hope so. >> honestly isn't that better though than an actual in

alex. i don't see it but i want to believe it. there we have to move on because of course, one of the biggest questions is brexit. ambitious managed divergence. that is the expression the british prime minister theresa may and her senior ministers came up with at a summit this week to describe their vision of britain's future relationship with the european union. the president of the european council called it "pure illusion". on monday, the labour leader jeremy corbyn will set out his alternative. alex, where does ambitious managed divergence stand today? so our prime minister with the office comes a very nice country manor house, and she went with ten of her senior ministers, her brexit war cabinet, to discuss what happens next. there was some agreement amongst those people, not least in mutual recognition of goods amongst us and the eu. that matters because the conservative party has not been entirely united on questions about future relationships with the eu. you are right, the next step is what happens domestically in the uk

you welcome to a very special edition of the alex simon show this week the what a good member of the holocaust and a serious of events internationally we therefore examine how best to combine memorial and education and our collective desire never to let smugness happen again our generation will be the last to be privileged to hear direct from holocaust survivors and so i'll be talking to freddie nola will also be speaking about the plans for the new memorial here in victoria tyler gardens adjacent to the parlor so westminster will be leveling from all four stable about what was necessary to survive the nazi occupied france and slightly from that the arnold the daughter of a woman saved from the holocaust by the can to transport program the first was told you have to ensure the message in your emails and so over to tells me no in the studio thank you alex our first tweet is from james mccarthy he says another great show good balance not a minute wasted any pontus i'm on location recording the catch was always on heat in the both a thank you for your postings of a kind invitation who w

>> here is the thing, alex. ratings are ultimately a math and numbers game, like the betting in vegas. the thing is, the super bowl and the nfl season are two different beasts that happen to share the same gridiron and the same leather ball. the fact of the matter is, super bowl ratings, as i said, are over -- viewership is over 110 million. last year was 111 million. that's only down a little bit from the last time nbc showed it in 2015, when there was just over 114 million. there are some people who worry there might be a little bit of patriots fatigue. to be honest this is the third time tom braidy and the gang have played in the super bowl in the last four years. they know these numbers are going to be big. throwback quickly to amazon. one of the most important things about ads in the super bowl is where your ad is. amazon/jack ryan ad is right after justin timberlake's half time show. the half time show commonly gets, on average, a bigger number than the actual game itself. lady gaga last year got almost 11

union to sink a mark in the close of union it's not the people who start fighting again are violence alex it's it's a two way trade it's you know our unit is an export country we export. practically seventy eighty percent of what we produce and the u.k. is to big the big markets of both it is the industries that are vulnerable and. the agricultural in the face it's the perishable it's a you know the vegetable picked a small learning in north county dublin as in the supermarkets tomorrow morning and in different parts of the u.k. when you look i do not limit can't you see examples of the one countries in the customs union one come to illustrate norway and sweden for example not always out of the customs union swede novices afu european union members know that border this is not fictionalise but it couldn't be described as a hot bowl of a maybe real sense isn't it is not beyond the ingenuity of humankind to work the difference with a lot of the examples that are around if you take the european ones is that you know the countries that are outside third involve than i dared to european econom

alex: that is a good point. the businesses we are investing in, we are looking to be disruptive or bring completely new products to market. their disruption is often taking away from traditional businesses, so the overall economy does not really affect them and there is a great opportunity for high growth businesses. matt: where are you finding the best opportunity? we love think of ourselves as a held of new businesses, but they are all over europe. alex: the areas we are interested in our that sort of crossover of hardware and hearing a lot about artificial intelligence, but also robotics, a really interesting area. another area is that crossover of digital and health. how can we use new digital get offto empower and our health-care system to avoid people going in a hospital in the first place? matt: what do you think the next big thing is? what is going to be your home run? alex: let's stick with regards to the health side. we have a business that is focusing in europe and also in the valley, looking to use c

pod listen to it all and not have my head the whole time alex is right now cities pay a lot because they have to build facilities and the huge costs are associated with these giant wear white elephant facilities that the i.o.c. demands that cities build and the benefit to cities is going to be primarily from whatever tourism dollars that they would get for people visiting the areas where the games take place ok and so if you look at this upcoming olympics what do you think that they should expect in terms of you know how much they're going to spend i mean it seems like it's going to be as extravagant as as ever professor. oh it is they've they've built the main arena where the opening ceremonies and a lot of the premier hockey and skating events are going to take place that was one hundred million dollars and they're going to knock that facility down after the olympics are over so that's basically one hundred million dollars for a facility that's going to be used at most about a month between the regular olympics and the paralympics and it could it's a tremendous amount of expenditu

alex. now that people have had a chance to look at the memo, there's a real battle to determine and to shape how the public decides what it all means. for the fbi and for the president. and there are big questions about the fate of top leaders at the department of justice. >> new promises this weekend, that top justice department official rod rosenstein will not hear the president say -- you're fired. three white house officials tell nbc news there have been no considerations or discussions about removing rosenstein, who oversees special counsel robert mueller's russia probe. but president trump was not so clear. >> you figure that one out. >> rosenstein is among the senior justice department and fbi officials named on the controversial memo. declassified by the president friday. >> a lot of people should be ashamed of themselves and much worse than that. >> written by house intelligence committee, republicans, the memo alleges officials abused their power to obtain secret surveillance, of

>> reporter: that's right, alex. we're standing in front of the boyhood home of billy graham waiting for that charlotte to arrive. it visited milestones that were really important during billy graham's life. the people that have come out said we want to honor the legacy, not only that he left here in north carolina but across the country and the world. many of them said when he spoke you not only heard it but you felt it. here on monday and tuesday, the casket will also be available to be viewed by the public before it goes to lie in honor at the capital wednesday and thursday. alex? >> thank you for giving us all those details, morgan radford. those that will see that casket will have a lot to be thankful for. appreciate it. >>> former trump campaign aide pleads guilty and flips. what it could all mean for the white house in the next hour. [car accelerating] you can switch and save worry. ♪ you can switch and save hassle. [vacuuming sound] and when you switch to esurance, you can save time, worry, hassle and yup,

and girl and she quite correctly correct him say dublin women alex kyle and say it's really enjoyed watching this and i've never said that about to political interview hazel says thanks for today's show i've enjoyed all your shoes but today explains much about allen's political sphere that i didn't know looking forward to the next two also keep up the good viewing i'm glad to be enjoying and hope you've enjoyed and enjoying today show and indeed next week's more says hi to fashion to have interviews where people are allowed to speak for the interruption the new lease of shin fein was impressive i look forward to seeing what changed she may bring more access there's no denying that the examine she was going from strength to strength fabulous listening to the new shin fein leader another strong female voice and i to give the lads a quick look and robert leckie says brilliant show again alex interest mina scotland's most global broadcasting ambassadors you give hope that a voice can be heard thanks robert archie finally says first time what's alex semin sure don't have all the fuss was

and night island on the shore as a name suggests alex of course boxes all of the good jobs and over the last few days he's been spending a great deal of time in alan's capital of dublin over the next three episodes he conducts major interviews with irish politicians including former teacher prime minister bertie ahern on the form of one of the republic made evacuees however first he spoke with the women of the moment the new elected president of shin fein mediately mcdonald here's alex the fish import from dublin stephen's green one of the most famous locations and dublin's fair city one hundred years ago showing fame held a majority of parliamentary seats across the island of ireland last weekend they elected mary lou mcdonald as president of shaun finn she is the first shannon fame leader not to be associated with the struggle so could once again shouldn't fame be challenging for power across the island of ireland until the easter rising of one thousand sixteen shin fein had little success when all was changed and changed utterly by the oppressive british response to the rising sinn f

live tweets are from some of our women of us a few niggers and says well done it may we're getting alex telt women not girl those of you who watched last week remember that alex referred to me lou as a dublin girl and she quit correctly correct him say dublin women alex kyle and say it's really enjoyed watching this and i've never said that about political interview hazel says thanks for today's show i've enjoyed all your shoes but today explains much about allen's political sphere that i didn't know looking forward to the next two also keep up the good viewing i'm glad to be enjoying and hope even joyce and enjoying today show and indeed next week's more says how to fashion to have interviews where people are allowed to speak for the interruption the new leaves of shin fein was impressive i look forward to seeing what change she may bring. more like says there's no denying that alex salmon she was going from strength to strength fabulous listening to the new shin families are another strong female voice and i need to give the lads a quick look and robert like he says really ensure agai

jones and kind of kicked off his campaign and a lot of people would get put alex jones in the camp of a conspiracy theorist and someone who is constantly you know bending the facts to suit a narrative that is some may consider wild but then you look at cable t.v. and like the rachel maddow who is number one in cable today and she now sounds exactly like alex jones she's got nothing the conspiracy theories so we just become the defacto model for news america what do you think of that observation and what does that tell us i think you're you're right on i mean i might not characterize rachel exactly that way but you know i saw this coming in the summer of two thousand and sixteen that there was a very very sharp polarization that was going on within the media community we were reporters were talking about it they were discussing the idea that we had to become more actively partisan. trump was so much of a threat that we had to quote unquote do more to. prevent his. and c and so that kind of old school boring third person let's reset the news dispassionately version of journalism just va

good morning. >> good morning, christine and alex. alex, you said it. disappointed in u.s. figure skating history. women finishing 9th, 10th and 11th. since 1992, a woman had not finishing lower than sixth. bradie tennell. she had not fallen and season and failed to execute on two ju jumps. and mirai nagasu looked absolutely unseasoned. karen chen could not put together a clean skate. it was 15-year-old olympic athlete from russia that stole the show. alina zagitiov. she landed with ease in the short program. she shocked a two-time world champion. she took gold and will forever be crowned olympic champ. earlier, i caught up with the most dominant alpine skier in the world. mikaela shiffrin. she took gold and silver in pyeongchang adding to the gold in sochi. just 22 years old. i asked what she learned along the journey that she would want to share with her younger self. listen. >> everybody be is objeis obses learning a lesson before they need it. i didn't necessarily believe in luck. i think hard work is important. certain things are just supposed to happen when they do. >

thank god and welcome to the alex salmond shu and the first of three special programs on the future of island and particular the future of island in europe post breaks it this week a new women political party leader was elected in these islands made a limit donal's has a scottish name and indeed unser street but on sunday she became president. of shin fein in succession to the long serving gerry adams alex has been to dublin for a major interview with the new leader to discover what turn election means for the politics of ireland north and south but first let's hear from you with your tweets your messages and e-mails. there's been a fantastic response to last week show which featured the amazing rugby legend dodgy we're here to few of your tweets williams says great show this morning interview with guardian informative pressler interview about living with m. and d. and to be career green party says a moving inspirational show today a big talking about his m. indian explaining how he's trying to do something about it not just for him but for all sufferers well done dorothy and so see al

here's a picture of the work crew, i have been talking to that he is guys, send alex out , send alex out. >> well, mike did make a good point. >> i'm like a cone, i can go out there and be like this. >> i'm sure they with love to see you. >> traffic cone. >> i will give you dancing cone. >> walk like an egyptian over there. >> market street closed from third and fourth. these guys are subcontractors they said for water department lets go to the rooftop our live camera here they started last night at 10:00 o'clock. this is video of our camera guy shot. they started last night at 10. they were only going to be here a couple hours. it turns out that the new waterline need to be put in what is the place across the street. >> commonwealth. >> they need a new waterline. if they just drank beer they wouldn't worry about water. >> well, you have to flush. >> the hole is probably about 8 feet deep, they have been dunn there alternate long, they will fill it backup because police say they have to have the roadway opened by 7:00 a.m. so look at this. >> where is dump truck or back ho. >> i real

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. >>> alex can't believe her luck. find out which celebrity left her in tears. >> what's the matter, honey? >>> and a trip to the barbershop. >> little man is not having it. >> the signal to keep those clippers to yourself. >> oh! wow! >> the stinkeye! >> i have to tell you this video is a miracle. keep that in mind. as you watch this rather disturbing footage from queensland, australia. we've got a camera mounted on the back of a garbage truck. here comes a big red wheelie bin being dumped into the back. you've seen those trucks. robotic arm picks it up, dumps the trash in the back. >> oh, no. >> there's a little jack russell terrier stuck in the back with all the trash as that blade begins to churn up the garbage and stuff it down into the back of the truck. >> that dog has -- >> seconds. >> seconds to live. >> keep an eye on him. he somehow is climbing back up onto that slippery metal plate. here comes another torrent of trash. again, he's buried, but yet again his little head somehow pops up. somehow gets back to t

and look what happens, mike, alex, wednesday of next week. it is valentine's day! >> bill anderson, frandford terminal, people loving the free ride. >> they absolutely are, mike, it has been a solid, say, three, four minute, as we've heard an eagles chant. so can we get one? e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! >> it has been pretty much constant, and you see it, look at this, we've got, you've got the trophy. you've got the lit up hat. what do you have here? >> the lombardi, what we've all been waiting for. we finally got it, baby. yeah, go birds! >> reporter: everybody's excited, having good time. people are creating memories, generations, you got the reggie white, jerome brown, but also sharing this with your family, why? >> absolutely. we all have been eagles fans since little kids. these guys have been eagles fans since they came home from the hospital. finally won one. we all got to share it. >> did you ever think we would get it? >> you know, it doesn't look too promising a few times, but i hung in there, and i think we will be back here again soon. >> you guys ready to deal

much easier to talk to about the robbery thanan alex. alex had such a hard time accepting that he had done somethingre wrong, but he had no sense of wrong at all. it had something to do with some kind of unprocessed guilt that he wasn't letting on about. the next passage is from the one inon person interview in kentucy seven hours straight, living in a dismal little visitation room. we talked briefly about the additional sentences he received for his final two, stabbing a thin dime on trying to put a hit out on the prosecutor. here corrected me with 10 years

. >> i've tried to analyze this over the years, alex. if i meet somebody, and i fall in love, and i fall in love fairly quickly, i would like to got engaged and get it over with quickly. >> what do you mean, get it over with? the engagement part? >> getting over just the wedding and all of the stupid, just get to blipping life. but if it goes more than one is a and a half two years, i don't think it will ever happen for me. >> really? >> what's the stand dar with your you go, isn't it about time? you have people say that to you? >> dow know people dating two, four years, what are you guys, what's going to happen? >> i've said before, i don't know butch this, but i feel four years is good, right? the university of relationships, right? >> study for four years, learning the test, all there is to know, by the you graduate, you're an expert, you know what you're doing, why not with relationships? get four years, learning your stuff, so by the end of that, ready to go. >> what if you realize he or she is not the one for you? start school all

and we now go to toronto that city and alex mahela that should talk about the economics of the olympics and and alex before we get started any thoughts on that story about the prime minister pitching amazon headquarters to those in your city there. well it's a big deal for toronto look we're talking about a five billion dollar investment fifty thousand jobs and this is in the states we're about ten percent of your population so when you look at the number of fifty thousand jobs is a lot of jobs and never mind the money that would be coming in so for canada that's a big deal you know one things strike against us right now is what's happening with nafta a little bit not sure we're which way we're going i think we all know how it's going to end but we don't have to get into that right now and what side of that though can is a really great place especially when it comes to tech companies like amazon because we're pretty easy letting people into the country and especially when it comes to high tech we like to bring in the best from all over the world and amazon knows that so they're looking

mike alex, i owe mike a huge apology. >> why. >> do you remember, well, were you comparing yourself to doug pederson saying you guys were basically twins, you have the same guy's guy thing about you i said i don't know but. doug says, i said, doug mike, you, similar. he goes yeah, you were wrong. i'm apologizing because doug pederson said, i said what was going through your mind when you stood on top of the steps and seeing that sea of humanity. he goes i know what i should have been thinking about super bowl and euphoria i was thinking what is happening right now on bold and the beautiful that i'm missing. doh. >> you know, i haven't seen b and b for about three weeks. >> i was probably going to say since the nfc champion ship game. >> in the through minneapolis. don't tell me, no spoil era alerts because when i left, stephie, revealed to liam. >> well, you and doug should have a viewing party maybe this weekend it will rain. before you go to your big bash tonight thaw are having, one party with another with you. >> that is right. >> viewing party before your big part which doug this