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You can form a supergroup with singer-songwriter our secretary of state turns out is also an amateur musician take a look at this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the obstacle and his weight is a homeless man passed out still sleeping a stone sleeping bag. >> tucker: i didnt see a single drug addict in the back on the air of his apartment why doesnt he let them live with him. >> i think the equitable thing to do would be opened up his apartment to the homeless. >> tucker: strongly agree on a high note unfort...

Them, and this biologist is here to find it. hes come to the explorus glacier in the andes hoping to track down one of patagonias toughest creatures. he works with a professional glacier guide. this crevasse isnt an obstacle, its their destination. >> going inside the glacier is a very humbling experience.

Thrives on them. he has come to the explorades glacier in the andes, hoping to track down one of the ogoni as toughest creatures. isai works with a professional glacier guide. this crevasse isnt an obstacle, it is there destination.

And gary tyrrell. >> i never liked the guy. i didnt trust him. i thought he was something about fake. >> garys father, larry, always had a bad feeling about mark. , and he was convinced if mark was the killer, the motive was money. >> well, i thought that he was befriending, recruiting and grooming my brother so he could gain access to his money. , and i thought over a period of time, he saw jan as an obstacle. >> when jessica heard detectives were looking at mark, she wasnt surprised. >> he did...

Days, we will start delivering grain from our ports in odesa. >> reporter: russian missiles arent the only obstacle creating uncertainty. russias foreign minister asserting nothing in the deal prevents them from hitting military targets in odesa and misinformation, too, claiming rights for russian ships not in the agreement. >> see russia together with another participant which is to be determined to accompany the convey to the straights. >> our territorial waters and seaports on ukraine and ukr...

Moment. and as a narrative, its incredibly important because it will give us a glimpse of a lot of aspects of this thing all in that timeframe. what people were trying to do to get the president to move. what the president wasnt or was doing to engage in solving the problem in front of him and addressing the riots on the hill. so i think itll be very important. i think the audience for this night going to be very big nationally. i think fox is going to probably sneak a peek, you know, try to cut...

Declaration right now? >> look, there are a broad set of authorities that are available to the president. there are authorities that hes taken advantage of already, whether its setting standards for cars and trucks under the clean air act, whether its boosting investment into our grid through the investments he secured in the bipartisan infrastructure law, whether its the $2.3 billion hes advancing on resilience today, and, you know, a number of tools remain at his disposal and hes making it ver...

Im all for that. imagine going to thanksgiving dinner and youre expecting a turkey dinner and someone serves you a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. look, you still had dinner, but it wasnt what you were looking. when you look at how far under president biden is because record numbers of young people turned out to unseat donald trump. look at what is motivating them now. you look at the laggard response on the issue of abortion. you look at the preemptive declaring of victory on the guns rights ...

This is 3,000 tons of wheat from last years harvest. >> he cant sell this wheat because the russian military has blockaded ukraines ports so theres no way for this to be sold except at an enormous loss. >> reporter: ukrainian ports where ships once carried millions of tons of grain a month to global markets now blockaded by the russian navy. the log jam driving up global food prices triggering warnings of famine in some of the worlds poorest countries. last month the ukrainian military forced ru...

Previous battles, armored personnel carriers, military vehicles, and then youve got farmers out here that are harvesting wheat right now. the vehicles that have been destroyed here, this could have happened back in march, february, much earlier. but were also seeing these impact craters from shell strikes that were told probably took place within the last couple of weeks. despite the threats, these brave farmers still bring in their harvest, only to face another obstacle. this is 3,000 tons of w...