we have jeans privilege. it's ok to wear jeans on your lower body for weeks on end but wear the jean jacket, oh now you're in trouble with the "new york times." >> they're so good at predicting the future. oh, the internet, that's just a fad. that'll go away. russia collusion. they're in the newspaper business. they can't see their own demise. it's like asking a dinosaur who do you think will win the final four! >> greg: dude, we were just talking about the jean jacket. you don't have to get upset about it, ok? >> i felt attacked. i lashed out. i was will smith in this scenario. >> greg: there you were. all right. let's go to the break. we'll be right back. ♪simply irresistible♪ applebee's irresist-a-bowls are back. now starting at $8.99. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. >> tech: does your windshield have a crack? trust safelite. >> tech vo: this

- jean-luc melenchon. what leverage does he have over macron? he - jean-luc melenchon. what leverage l does he have over macron? he wants to reduce retirement age and micron wants to put it up. he wants a cut in vat and a wage rise. how will he persuade emmanuel macron to do that by offering support? we persuade emmanuel macron to do that by offering support?— by offering support? we will, 2096 of the electorate _ by offering support? we will, 2096 of the electorate in _ by offering support? we will, 2096 of the electorate in france _ by offering support? we will, 2096 of the electorate in france support - by offering support? we will, 2096 of the electorate in france support our| the electorate in france support our platform which shows we are a strong and progressive force now in france and progressive force now in france and the latest legislation will happen and hopefully there will be a strong opposition. you miracle that last time they were trying to do this reform they were blocked by massive demonstration and our role inside the national assembly and i think t

yannickjadot, jean lassalle, jean—luc melenchon, valerie — lassalle, jean—luc melenchon, valerie pecresse, philippe poutou, thank— valerie pecresse, philippe poutou, thank you — valerie pecresse, philippe poutou, thank you to all of those once again. — thank you to all of those once again. to _ thank you to all of those once again, to have applauded them, i appreciate — again, to have applauded them, i appreciate that. because from the beginning — appreciate that. because from the beginning and for always, we defend our convictions with strength but respecting all others' convictions, thank— respecting all others' convictions, thank you — respecting all others' convictions, thank you for that. i know the disappointment of candidates whose names— disappointment of candidates whose names and all those who support them and their— names and all those who support them and their voters. our democracy asks all those _ and their voters. our democracy asks all those who believe in their ideas to defend — all those who believe in their ideas to defend them with strength and i ap

we have body issues and we're jealous of men's attention. >> i'm still thinking about jean . >> jean. i do think and what we've talke about elon musk buying up twitter to make it better. it needs l total overhaul. when you go there. i haven't been there in a while everything feels old except for the prices, everything is old they are. you know what it's like, it's like the playboy mansion for kids. >> hopefully not. >> you know, playboy mansion, i was gross, nobody cleans it, th grotto is disgusting, and then you go to disneyland, and it's kinda like the same era, it's the same era, does that make sense? >> yeah. >> thank you. we're going to check on jean. i feel like i have breaking news . up next, liberal science denier from because masksy were struck down. with hepatitis c i felt i couldn't be at my best for my family. in only 8 weeks with mavyret i was cured. i faced reminders of my hep c every day. i worried about my hep c. but in only 8 weeks with mavyret i was cured. mavyret is the only 8-week cure for all types of hep c. before starting mavyret your doctor will test if you've

jean-luc melenchon told his supporters to not vote le pen, without given his endorsement to macron. could this influence the final result? all is set to be revealeover the next two weeks. ukraine pro-russian separatists claim to have seized the port area of mariupol. over 10,000 civiliansave been killed there so far. the full death toll could be quite -- twice that number. this is live from paris. ♪ thank you very much for being with us. he met omicron faces a second round runoff against his opponent of 2017, marine le pen. the percentage split of the vote over the first round of votes, macron was first with almost 28 $. there was an increase in abstentions from the last presidential elections. france bracing for an intense two weeks of campaigning before the final second round vote to decide who is the next french president, april 24. emmanuel macron has been on the campaign trail this monday. macron heading straight to the le pen's supporters heartland, visiting locations. accused by his first-round opponents of ignoring the election, macron has been heavily involved with foreig

i know you won't have heard i jean-luc menchelon, he got a very jean—luc menchelon, he got a very highjust over 20%, he has urged his supporters definitely not to support marine le pen, which i think some of marine le pen, which i think some of marine le pen, which i think some of marine le pen's supporters had hoped would happen. yes. marine le pen's supporters had hoped would happen-— would happen. yes, and i think we have not would happen. yes, and i think we have got an _ would happen. yes, and i think we have got an interesting _ would happen. yes, and i think we have got an interesting indication l have got an interesting indication today of inverted league conversely the macron voters, the people we have spoken to were the last few days, france, as you know, is not a huge marine le pen territory, but the people that we met who were voting for her, it was many because they were comically fed up with president macron, the word arrogant came up time and again, this lofty figure who is too interested in geopolitics, he is not looking at us, not listening to us, not addressing the cost

for instance, jean—luc melenchon is pushing — instance, jean—luc melenchon is pushing a — instance, jean—luc melenchon is pushing a minimum wage to 1200 euros which is _ pushing a minimum wage to 1200 euros which is a _ pushing a minimum wage to 1200 euros which is a necessity here and those areas _ which is a necessity here and those areas. �* ., ., ., ., ., areas. i'm not going to go into those details _ areas. i'm not going to go into those details but _ areas. i'm not going to go into those details but it _ areas. i'm not going to go into those details but it is - areas. i'm not going to go into. those details but it is promising areas. i'm not going to go into i those details but it is promising a lot and it would cost a huge amount to implement it all. he hasn't gone through to the second round but what he has done is said whatever you do don't vote for marine le pen but i'm at her new who to vote for. what are you going to do? his at her new who to vote for. what are you going to do?— you going to do? his message is clear that no _ you going to do? his message is clear that no one

after the pandemic, our skinny jeans had to get mom jeans and tapered jeans and flare jeans. how long does that last? >> you're right, there are two tailwinds helping the business one is the continuization of casualization. the casualization dynamic is now a global funomnon. that's a tail wnd, and then the second thing is we led a new denim trend to these looser, baggier fits which is the new style. unlike the last big trend, which was skinny jeans, skinny jeans was really a women's business dynamic. the new denim cycle cuts across both men's and women's business. the looser, baggier fit. the last cycle lasted over a decade i'm not going to brikt that this is going to go a decade, but there's still a lot of momentum behind this new denim cycle. it gives consumers, as we come out of the pandemic, a reason to go update their wardrobe a reason to go out and buy that combines with casualization and economy starting to reopen, people going back to concerts, going back to parties, going out for dinner, you know, that is driving consumption. >> really quickly, any softness in europe

jean-luc got very close to reaching the second round in the presidential election. what happens now? thomas: well, you have to keep in mind that among the 22% of french voters who voted for jean-luc, all of them are left-wing voters. and half of them voted for him because they agreed with his platform. the other half voted for him only to try and get left-wing candidates into the second round of the election. what does that mean? it means that 22% is not the actual political strength, electoral strength of this party. it is almost the total strength of the left-wing combined in france. that is what it means. so those who think that there is nothing else now on the left side on the political french spectrum, nothing else on the left part, in my opinion, it is misleading. because, again, half of his voters, in fact, are left-wing voters who would have voted for something else if it were not for the specific rule of the second round in the presidential election. so now the question for the left wing is how to maximize the results for the parliamentary elections. obviou

jeans, and blue jeans being a sign of freedom on the march. and, in fact, a french social philosopher says there was more power in blue jeans and rock and roll than the entire red army. >> were they stewardess? the people on the flight that serve you. yeah, stewardess. back in the day they would pack, jam everything they could with blue jeans because once they get to moscow, they would get off the plane and make hundreds and hundreds of dollars for a pair of blue jeans. she was like, no, they love their blue jeans. >> it's a symbol of freedom. i think it's interesting to think about our transition to, okay, but what was rock after the triumph? and so this is setting up the '90s as optimistic or pessimistic. so, like, brief detour to our own home, a reminder that nirvana practiced right there. there is a clip on youtube from the nirvana television studio right there playing. curt cobain grew up in evergreen. one of his friends was a founder of riot girl music. hopefully this is deeply engrained in your blood -- even if you hate it. >> with thre

jean-luc melenchon voters are in urban areas. 9 of the 15 cities put him ahead. he has a lot of voters in urban places in paris, a lot of poorer suburbs as well. we expect that with emmanuel macron to go after younger voters and urban voters if he wants to make it to the second round. atricky battle ahead marine le pen sticking to her line that she had about france's independence i caught up with the mp with the house. we talked about how they felt about the result on the first round and how they are approaching the second round of the campaign >> we are feeling joy after the results. although we anticipate the situation. the last few weeks of the campaign were going very well. we felt marine was moving forward. we could see that reflecting on the ground tonight we will celebrate. starting tomorrow, we will get back to work because we still have a second round. we have overcome the first hurdle we can overcome another. >> translator: how are you approaching the second round how are you going to broach it >> translator: we are going to go after voters who did not

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and people in the soviet block not having access to blue jeans and blue jeans being a sign of freedom on the march and in fact a french social philosopher regime dobre says there was more power in blue jeans and rock and roll than the entire red army. i had a history teacher in the high school. who was a do it. but the people on the flight that of serve you yes, dude is and you know back in the day and going russia and her on the flight would pack. jam everything they could with blue jeans because once they got the mosca, they gotta play and just make hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of dollars per pair of blue jeans. no she was yeah. she was like, oh no they -- with their blue jeans. it's a symbol of freedom. so i think it's interesting to think about or transition to okay, but what was rock? after the triumph um, and so this is setting up the 90s as like optimistic or pessimistic so like brief detour to our own home. a reminder that nirvana practiced right there. there's a clip on youtube of nirvana from the evergreen state college television studio like right there playing. kurt

loni, jean, thank you so much to both of you. appreciate it. >>> of course, if or someone you love is a victim of domestic violence, the national domestic violence hot line is there for support. this is the number on the screen. a very important resource, especially in light of what we have been listening to here today. "new day" continues right now. >>> good morning to viewers here in the u.s. and around the world. it is thursday, april 21st. i'm brianna keilar in washington, with jim sciutto in lviv, ukraine. john berman is off today. and we're beginning with breaking news. mariupol is on the brink of falling into russian hands. the kremlin declaring it can take control of the azovstal steel plant in three to four days. and moments ago, vladimir putin announcing storming the area is no longer necessary. instead he says he wants to block anyone from escaping. of course, storming the area, as he put it, would come with considerable costs to russian troops, which may be part of the calculation. this is a man whose troops are firin

——jean—luc mechelon. his votes. ——jean—luc mechelon. his votes were only a little behind met in the pen�*s and water are his voters going to do? when he had been assessed, a lot of his supporters come up saying choosing between macron and in the pen is like choosing between the colour and the plague. just think about it, this is a real dilemma for people —— macron and marine le pen. will they throw their support behind one or other of their support behind one or other of the candidates, stay at home, or go to the polling booth and register a blank vote? that is essentially a protest vote. 0ne blank vote? that is essentially a protest vote. one other thing that people have been talking about here is in paris it is a holiday at the moment and some people have left the city. paris is usually a macron supporting area. will it influence the outcome or his support eventually? people will be looking to watch that what are the issues uppermost in people's mines as they head to the polls tomorrow? they are similar to what many countries ar

jean, who is now 87, had been _ failing miserably. jean, who is now 87, had been active _ failing miserably. jean, who is now 87, had been active in _ failing miserably. jean, who is now 87, had been active in her- 87, had been active in her retirement until a series of strokes left her paralysed, but after catching a virus she waited more than 11 hours for an ambulance and then another 31 hours on a trolley in a&e. her son was shocked by what he saw. , ., he saw. there were patients on ambulance _ he saw. there were patients on ambulance trolleys _ he saw. there were patients on ambulance trolleys literally - ambulance trolleys literally everywhere stacked in the centre of the a&e department, down the corridors, does a&e department, and the staff were absolutely rushed off their feet. �* , , , the staff were absolutely rushed off their feet. �* _ , , ., their feet. and he says his mother had clearly — their feet. and he says his mother had clearly suffered _ their feet. and he says his mother had clearly suffered from - their f

. >>> jean perdiÓ a su hijo de 17 aÑos por el fentanilo. el dice que 22 de julio del 2020 su hijo tomÓ una pÍldora que contenÍa fentanilo. el llamÓ la ambulancia pero era muy tarde. jean dice que quiere alertar a otros padres de los peligros de las pastillas de fentanilo, por eso quiere combatir la crisis, durante su primera meta es informar a la comunidad. el condado santa clara reportaba 29 muertes por fentanilo, en el 2021 el nÚmero aumentÓ mÁs, a 135 muertes por esta droga. >>> es el problema con esta droga. >>> la pastilla que mÁs preocupa a las autoridades es una pÍldora con color azul y el nÚmero 30, una pequeÑa parte de la pÍldora contiene fentanilo. por eso las muertes por fentanilo son muertes por envenenamiento causados por narcotraficantes, el segundo propÓsito del grupo es arrestar a esos criminales. >>> investigamos a la persona que muere y cÓmo recibieron la droca, si podemos encontrar a esa persona lo aarrestaremos. >>> los narcotraficantes podrÍan recibir cargos por homicidio. >>> este grupo de santa clara in

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the far—left candidate, jean luc melenchon has urged his supporters not to vote for marine le pen. he says he is disappointed but also proud of work his party has accomplished. translation: i was hearing - from all the overseas territories. right from the first round, they wanted me as their president and i saw in their decision what it signified — the state in which our country and the people at all points of france, here and abroad, a sense of exasperation, a sense of urgency. anna holligan was at melenchon�*s headquarters and us this. we are here, we are here, that is what the supporters were charging inside this circus which was transformed intojean—luc transformed into jean—luc menchelon�*s transformed intojean—luc menchelon�*s hq. his message of socialjustice menchelon�*s hq. his message of social justice and menchelon�*s hq. his message of socialjustice and climate consciousness... sorry, sorry, i can't talk any more. 0k... sorry. apologies, we had some issues with that report there. let's move on to the day's other news now. the white house has denounced t

billy jean king, it is so great to see you. we are in the year of the 50th anniversary of title nine. how big a deal was it? you lobbied so hard for it. how big a deal is title nine, which really enabled women to play in college sports and in all school sports? >> it is amazing what happened since 1972, title nine was passed june 23rd. and 1972. so, it's really an educational amendment. because sports is so visible, most people think it's sports. but what it was really about is for the first time it broke down the quotas. if you want to be a doctor at harvard, they only allowed 5% of a class to be women and that was all over the country. many times women couldn't get into the school, they would answer by saying i'm so sorry you didn't make it because we already have our quota. what it did is any public high school, college or university that receives federal funding in any way, for the first time, had to spend it equally on girls and boys. so, that was huge. >> let me ask you about tennis. because remarkably, when you were goin

amy: the leftist candidate jean-luc mÉlenchon placed third with about 22%. he urged his supporters to not give a single vote to marine le pen in the runoff. we will have more on the french elections later in the broadcast. we will go to paris. president joe biden and vice president kamala harris hosted judge ketanji brown jackson at the white house on friday a day after she was confirmed by the senate to become the first black woman to serve on the supreme court. judge jackson spoke at the event on the south lawn. >> it has taken 232 years and 115 prior appointments for a black woman to be selected to serve on the supreme court of the united states. [applause] but we have made it. [applause] amy: a leader of the far-right proud boys organization pleaded guilty friday to criminal conspiracy charges over his role leading the january 6 insurrection at the u.s. capitol. charles donohoe is the first proud boys leader to admit to plotting an attack on congress in order to halt certification of joe biden's election victory. as part of a plea deal with federal inves

so, that was jean-luc melenchon, the leader of| jean—luc melenchon, the leader of the radical left party, he was effectively the runner—up in the first round, which took place two weeks ago. i want to take your live now to marine le pen's party headquarters in paris and our correspondence is there. nick, she gave a rousing speech to her supporters saying, effectively, what they have done is a clutch of victory from the jaws of defeat. it is a referring to the fact that the projected figures for her party, for her, i over 40%, projected figures for her party, for her, i over40%, adding projected figures for her party, for her, i over 40%, adding seven percentage points to what she got five years ago. percentage points to what she got five years ago-— percentage points to what she got five years ago. that's right. of the atmosphere _ five years ago. that's right. of the atmosphere here _ five years ago. that's right. of the atmosphere here has _ five years ago. that's right. of the atmosphere here has picked - five years ago. that's right. of the atmosphere here has picked up i atmosph

jean-claude brizard, president and chief executive officer of digital promise. doctor jamila, assistant pro wrestler history manatees and new media history and california state university, fullerton. and gary sandling vice president of strategy and chief content officer of the thomas jefferson foundation in monticello. enjoy the discussion of history in technology as well as different digital platforms we used to make our past more accessible and readily available to you all. thank you. [applause] >> good morning everyone already in exciting day, love the panels, how many got here early? did you go last night to the panel of, oh my gosh wasn't unbelievable? so inspiring. [applause] i just went home last night back to the room with my head spinning on what these individuals had done and then we got to look across 40 years of presidential information from the chiefs of staff. it was unbelievable. so, i hope you enjoy our panel today it's about making history accessible through technology, which is near and dear to my heart. being a technology executive for the las

and a t-shirt and my red jacket. >> just blue jeans? >> just blue jeans, nike shoes, a t-shirt underneath, and a red hoodie on. >> do you mind if we see your nike's? >> sure. >> he wanted to help, he gave the nike's to investigators as well as this close. he even gave a dna sample. after his interview, his dad called up the sergeant. >> he told us, on his phone, call that lj, a driven by the house was threatening chris. >> so more information that this algae is a very real and threatening person. >> yes. >> detectives also spoke to chris and annie's friends spencer. he said he was at the gym with his brother the night and he was killed. >> did she have an interesting gangs? >> not that she didn't really tell me. maybe she does, because of some person named lj that i have no idea who he is. all i know she told me he was in a gang. i don't know for sure. >> before he left the interview, -- showed one more thing with police. >> he said that algae has killed someone before. she never gave me the name, but she said that she knows that or som

melenchon life is tough and that is a message that both jean—luc melenchon from the left and marie le pen from the right banged on about and they seem to have won an argument there. everybody sees that inflation is up and we _ everybody sees that inflation is up and we have been living since the mid-805 — and we have been living since the mid—805 with inflation and we were even feeling that deflation could occur _ even feeling that deflation could occur -- — even feeling that deflation could occur —— living since the mid—805 without— occur —— living since the mid—805 without inflation. inflation in france — without inflation. inflation in france is _ without inflation. inflation in france is still much lower than other— france is still much lower than other european countries, 5.4% here, seven— other european countries, 5.4% here, seven in_ other european countries, 5.4% here, seven in germany next are the selling — seven in germany next are the selling of— seven in germany next are the selling of energy prices for households and other measures, but still

you heard her mention the name jean. everybody will be watching to see what happens to the votes, the 7.7 million votes that he got in the first round, where will they go? he's told his supporters not to vote for marin wie le pen but n say especially vote for emmanuel macron. anyway, we'll find out in two days' time. france votes on sunday. there will be, of course, be extensive coverage here on bbc news. mark. >> rita, thank you so much. as rita was saying, voting will be taking place sunday in france. and we will have a very special program bringing you the results starting at 17:30 g.m.t. as rita was saying, france decides. do stay with us on bbc news. still to come, we report from venice where the war in ukraine is having a profound influence on the prestigious art festival. >> nothing withstood the force of t tornado. the extent of the devastation will call for better housing. >> internationally, there have already been protests. sweden says it received no warning of the accident. at first, the russians denied anyth

jean-claude brizzard president and chief executive officer of digital promise. dr. jameela moore pew assistant professor digital humanities and new media and history at california state university fullerton and gary sandling vice president of strategy and chief content officer at the thomas jefferson foundation in monticello. please enjoy this discussion on history and technology as well as how different digital platforms can be used to make our past more accessible and readily available to you all. thank you. good morning, everyone already an exciting day. love the panels. how many got here early? you see any did you go last night to the panel? oh my gosh and believable, huh? so inspiring i just wow, i just went home last night back to the room with my head spinning on. what these individuals had done and that we got to look across 40 years of? essential information from their chiefs of staff it was just unbelievable. so i hope you enjoy air panel today and it's about making history accessible through technology, which is at near and dear to my heart being a techno

best on the jeans you just bought and every purchase you made amazon creates up profile. google, facebook, and amazon is collecting and profiting off of your data. data collection can be seen as a new since harry people. when you must pay for the largely digital space. so much data is shared with companies that it becomes an excess. companies need to be held responsible and realize their data collecting. the ftc is the current federal agency that regulates privacy and data collection. the privacy goal is to prevent companies from making their own guidelines for collection and usage. >> in its current version -- version is to push back against google, facebook, and amazon. >> they have to see can enforce the privacy lock. it does not create guidelines for all companies. if one company has likes guidelines they cannot be taken to court by the ftc. there is some patchwork data collection regulation on a state level but there is no number hence of federal regulation. >> the best way to protect personal information is to have comprehension data collection regulation. >> data s

you were playing jean-luc melanchon, the firrand from the far left, urging his supporters not to vote for marine le pen, but there will be some who do among hi voters. among them, there are many who regard emmanuel macron as the kind of acne of global capital, and they loathe him for it. they see in marine le pen, langua that is closer to the people, left wing in a way, but of course is linked to nationalism. they loathe macron, these people, and they will decide that le pen is the better of two bad choices. i don't know how man people of these people there will be, but the selection, will she be able to draw to her side people that up till now have simply said i cannot votfor the far right? but now she is familiar, not like her father, has made the changes to her party, has profiled on the social and economic issues, which is closer to the left. >> let's talk about marine le pen. as you alluded to, checking with french politics every now and again, would assume that she was far right and not really in with a chance. traditionally in the second stage, an unofficial coalition comes tog

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but marine le pen has risen in that space and the only other contender could be jean-luc melancon, who last time rose five points. in the last week he's around but -- he is around 15, 16, but i don't think he will be able to overtake marine le pen. so it looks like macron, le pen duel for the second round. but with a closer margin, a narrower margin than was expected only even two weeks ago. so that's the main point, is the rise and rise of marine le pen in the last couple of weeks. i can explain why that has happened at a later stage, but if you want, i can start now. muhammad: jacques, i'll actually get back to you with a question on that in just a moment. jazin, let me ask you, how much has russia's invasion of ukraine upended president macron's plans for what he had hoped to accomplish in the first half of this year? and how much is the shadow of the conflict in ukraine looming over this election cycle? jazin: i will start with the first question. thank you very much for that. in this context, it is very important to know that france is currently holding the rotating presidency of