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some critics are cribbing so far and the chance for being in this nation who loves the sport and we are very good and getting back notjust for this but the undisputed champions going head to head and this doesn't happen too often in boxing and i think is why the best fights in boxing right now. i love my sport and i'm very passionate about it and i'm not tired of getting up in the morning shaft and getting punched in the face yet. i do love my sport i don't feel like i'm slowing down anytime as well. so, ithink i'm slowing down anytime as well. so, i think there's going to be a lot of big nights here for me in the future but i take it one fight at a time and right now my focused is on saturday night and it's going to be challenged, big test that i cannot wait for this challenge.
away for the return to work and quite a bit of cloud first thing. it will break up with things brightening up as we go through the day to allow some pleasantly warm sunshine to come through the cloud. but because the air is coming from the north it is still quite chilly especially around north sea coasts. then weather front cribbing in from the south and west later but tomorrow even though temperatures are lower we will find a bit more sunshine and high levels of pollen. by sunshine and high levels of pollen. by wednesday still quite a bit of cloud around but perhaps some drier air and cloud around but perhaps some drier airand sunnier cloud around but perhaps some drier air and sunnier skies coming into the south. by that stage the weather front sitting across the north giving some drizzly rain. milder air working around that area of low pressure so we start on a chilly note this week but we will see temperatures coming up marginally by the end of the week but were that we
tennessee legislature was wrong . no issue to debate. you know, i have to confess. i'm kind of cribbing from the wall street journal today because i had three other proposed poll questions and when i saw the headline on the journal editorial on this who's undemocratic. in tennessee. the lawmakers with the bullhorn or those who voted to expel them. i said to myself because i was inclined to agree with you. maybe there is a legitimate debate here, and maybe a significant portion of the audience is going to say, you know, shame on what the youthful energetic men is that what that legislator told jake tapper, so go vote. that's don't be a buzzkill go vote at smerconish .com. this is the whole question of the week. you ready? put it up on the screen. right? who was more on democratic in tennessee lawmakers with a bullhorn or those who voted to expel them. up ahead. to doing decisions by federal judges in texas and washington state on friday set
questions, but this one is just too obvious. of course, the tennessee legislature was wrong . no issue to debate. you know, i have to confess. i'm kind of cribbing from the wall street journal today. because i had three other proposed poll questions and when i saw the headline on the journal editorial on this who's undemocratic in tennessee, the lawmakers with the bullhorn or those who voted to expel them, i said to myself, because i was inclined to agree with you. maybe there is a legitimate debate here and maybe a significant portion of the audience is going to say, you know, shame on what the youthful energetic men is that what that legislator told jake? tapper so go vote at don't be a buzzkill go vote at smerconish dot com. this is the whole question of the week. you ready? put it up on the screen. who was more on democratic in tennessee lawmakers with a bullhorn or those who voted to expel them up ahead. to doing decisions by
russians say was long-range missiles. is there a heightened level of alert or fear in lviv that perhaps it could be a target soon? if. >> reporter: well, they certainly are on a war footing here all over lviv. they're taking this very seriously. most of what you see here are people who are cribbing to the war effort -- contributing to the war effort further east. the mayor has banned all alcohol sales, the town is under curfew if, and you do hear the air raid sirens from time to time. keep in mind the targets that were hit were a couple of military airstrip ises, and it really seems they were hit around the time you had all this talk with poland about sending fighters into the action here on the ukrainian side, and it really seemed to be a message from the if russians don't send the fighters, we'll just blow them up. jackie: mike if, it's jackie. if i may ask you about the ukrainian mayor that was kidnapped. it seems that the russians are being very strategic, and in some ways they're trying to send a message, in my view, to kyiv
pressure on the wednesday and it's approaching the southwest of the uk. here is where front across southwestern part of the country and let's call it a thunder front. it's going to bring those thunderstorms and downpours to the southwest, two wales and basically by the time we get to the middle of the afternoon it should be somewhere here just moving towards bristol but the vast majority of us should have that dry sunny and very warm day. a hot day in fact once again temperatures hitting around 30 degrees or so in several parts of england. that's wednesday. how about wednesday evening? the heavy showers and downpours drift further northwards and towards the east so they are cribbing across the country and if at the met office is warning that into thursday we could see a lot of rainfall in the possibility of flash flooding across parts of wales, england as well as these slow—moving heavy and thundering downpours establish themselves across the uk and you can see a very unsettled day on thursday with a low centre across
people fought in every war, and has the entire identity erased we are simpatico, my friend. the buying power is $2 trillion a year. for the first time in 2020 the latino community eclipsed black voters in terms of eligible voters, not registered voters, so this is a huge pocket of society and we should have some throughout curiosity about our fellow countrymen, everybody. so what is the biggest challenge right now to getting this museum erected? >> i think the only challenge, we're about to get a piece of land at the mall, we want the museum to be on the mall because it is the most important for this museum to be, to get the recognition it deserves, and then it is going to be raising up the funds, we got to raise over $400 million. and i think if everybody contributes, or finds ways of cribbing to our organization, we can get that museum up, and i think it will change, it will
it allows them to get at it a little bit better. easier access to all of the layers inside here which is stacked up here. we talk about pancaking of the building, they're all stacked up. now they have a little bit easier access which lets them help pinpoint survivors and victims by getting closer with microphones, inserted cameras, dogs if they have carbon monoxide -- carbon dioxide to detect any sense of breathing, it helps them get closer and it makes this all safer. you're talking about the danger to these people doing this work. this is unbelievably difficult. even to dig a trench like this safely without hurting somebody who might be inside or people outside. it makes it safer for slabbing and cribbing. when we talk about slabbing, we're talking about getting in and removing whole layers here as you clear them when creates a new top that could be lifted and that is the big pieces you see every any and then. when we talk about cribbing,
in different angles and a little bit more of a safe procedure for the guys and folks going through there. when he mentioned about the cribbing and everything, it is so dangerous for the firefighters once they do get a void or an angle or they dig a small tunnel to be crawling through it. but what they face is very similar, i think, it is the closest incident i've seen since 9/11 to what we did have. of course ours was 110 stories and two buildings so it is much, much smaller. but every problem is the same, just on a smaller scale. they now have to deal with not just their own health issues, now that the fire is out, that will make a big difference. that smoke that they were breathing in early on, i don't any of that pockets of fire that we had for months at the september 11th. so that is a good thing. most of them, as i see them wearing respirators so that is very important. >> you just heard the mayor of surfside saying that yesterday they were dealing with falling debris from the building.
that is a different matter f. you believe somebody has been found, the procedure is to try to go in from above, not from the side, so you have less chance of collapse. but if you must, do you what is called cribbing, you build structures inside of there with wood or whatever you use to keep it from collapsing as you try to pull somebody out. huge danger for the people doing the work. ruth danger for anyone who might be alive inside. because remember, none of this is remotely stable. it just fell there and it is sitting there. it could move at any moment if it is touched or moved the wrong way. and of course, they're not going about this in some willy-nilly fashion here. what they typically do is establish search grids and they will study where they most likely would find people. so they have an idea where the bedrooms were for example. they measure that against what their finding and say we believe a bedroom would be over here. most likely place you might find somebody. if you find somebody who did find a safe spot or who did not, those are both equally important