could bennett pick out the girl from his fight?cture was included. >> he knows he cannot give this explanation about this fight and then pick some other girl. so our belief is if we showed him the photos he will pick her and he does. >> there was one more crucial detail. remember the neighborhood block watch guide that frightened heidi? the one with the distinctive tattoo? >> do you have a tattoo on your left arm? >> when i saw the tattoo on his arm and he picked out the photo i knew it was him. he was the block watch guy. >> they did not have the evidence to book him so they decided to call in bennett's buddy from the crazy bomb plot, grant lewis to see what he knew. >> sorry for shaking. >> he was evasive about his friend's time in baltimore but the detective did not buy his story. because he had the outstanding warrant the authorities arrested him, the next day the detective kept pressing. >> i think you do not want to tell me certain things because you do not want to hurt a friend of yours. what i am saying is nothing you say h

bennett will look down from above. um, as san francisco mr. bennett has the place a permanent place in our heart and mentioned up to now, first performed the legendary son in the venetian room started a long journey endured in the convenientlytion room and proud and honored this moment in history links us to the mr. bennett in the amazing city we call home couldn't be prouder to go in the cable cars waving as it passes by the hotel and proud honored to continue the legacy so join necessary many welcoming rose for a tribute to mr. bennett. >> (clapping) and. >> (music). >> (music for i left my heart in san francisco). >> instrumental. >> your golden sun. >> will shine for me. >> thank you rose let's give another round of applause what an amazing rendition (clapping.) so lastly, you should have a full glass if you don't raise your empty glass i hope you can join me on that day of has the right to raise a glass to the legendary memory and man in celebration of cable cars cheers to all of you (clapping.) here we go. >> everybody ready. okay. 1, 2,

bennett will look down from above. um, as san francisco mr. bennett has the place a permanent place in our heart and mentioned up to now, first performed the legendary son in the venetian room started a long journey endured in the convenientlytion room and proud and honored this moment in history links us to the mr. bennett in the amazing city we call home couldn't be prouder to go in the cable cars waving as it passes by the hotel and proud honored to continue the legacy so join necessary many welcoming rose for a tribute to mr. bennett. >> (clapping) and. >> (music). >> (music for i left my heart in san francisco). >> instrumental. >> your golden sun. >> will shine for me. >> thank you rose let's give another round of applause what an amazing rendition (clapping.) so lastly, you should have a full glass if you don't raise your empty glass i hope you can join me on that day of has the right to raise a glass to the legendary memory and man in celebration of cable cars cheers to all of you (clapping.) here we go. >> everybody ready. okay. 1, 2,

moscow, kremlin, scott bennett.to vladimir putin. 42 years ago, i was taken from our mother and given to other parents, so... you and i are twin brothers, let's get to know each other, i serve kru, well, let's go for a drive, beauty, what a brother, i saw it myself when i got into the car, it exploded, and now you are here, as if nothing had happened, the fact of the matter is that it was my brother, the twin, who got into the car, and not me, it was he who died, use this situation as a cover, this is an order, irina pegova, you have changed a lot lately, alexander ustyugov, when did you learn to shoot like that? yes, i always knew how, i just hid it, i have to tell them the truth, who are you? listen, i’m already confused about who i am, but i know one thing for sure, i’m the one who’s going to screw you now. gemini, today at 20:15 on ntv. in the spring of 2021 , new russian sensations brought to russia a grandmother with a secret, who did not forget whose crimea really was. who does crimea belong to? of course, ru

and bennett emphatically, yes, yes. he was.he mistake tt people fall into and i hope book helps helps clear this up that bennett's an voice and you have to you have to account for what he's saying but he's one voice out of many. and so when you look at the 1960s.yes. is a very important, tumultuous in our history. and do see people like bennett, julius lester,they're all very critical of lincoln. but at the same, you have benjamin corales publibook and e franklin, who made a really great speech here in gettysburg on thegettysburg address in 196. and in that speech, franklin says he's responding to. the white citizens councils and had published these editorials, quoting from lincoln-douglas debates, the part of the debates the fourth debate at charleston, where lincoln says that he doesn't believe in the social and political equality of the white and black races and the white citizens council was using this to argue that if lincoln were alive in the 1960s, he would be opposed to, like the voting rights act, the civil rights act

and bennett emphatically, yes, yes. he was. but i think the the mistake that people fall into and i hope book helps helps clear this up that bennett's an voice and you have to you have to account for what he's saying but he's one voice out of many. and so when you look at the 1960s. yes. is a very important, tumultuous in our history. and do see people like bennett, julius lester, malcolm, they're all very critical of lincoln. but at the same, you have benjamin corales publishing his book and you have john hope franklin, who made a really great speech here in gettysburg on the anniversary of lincoln's gettysburg address in 1965. and in that speech, franklin says he's responding to. the white citizens councils and had published these editorials, quoting from lincoln-douglas debates, the part of the debates the fourth debate at charleston, where lincoln says that he doesn't believe in the social and political equality of the white and black races and the white citizens council was using this to argue that if lincoln were alive in

arthel: stephanie bennett live in london, thank you.eanwhile new york city pro- palestinian demonstrators interrupted easter vigil at st. patrick's cathedral yesterday. ♪ [inaudible] arthel: tough to hear but thousands of protesters gathered at times square a few blocks away earlier today. some broke away and headed to the cathedral chanting free palestine. calling for an immediate cease-fire in gaza. they were eventually escorted out and the service resumed. will have much more on the civil rights attorney leo terrell straightahead. jonathan: to other news this easter sunday we are getting a new reaction to the killing of here nypd officer jonathan diller. thousands gathered yesterday for his funeral five days after he was gunned down during a routine traffic stop. his wife delivered a powerful and emotional eulogy calling on the city to do more to protect the police officers. cb cotton is live in new york city. hell out. >> the words of the fallen officer's widow stephanie diller are having a ripple effect after she challenged elected

all right, thanks lot to scott bennett joining us from san francisco. moving on, europe is clamping down on palestinian solidarity movement in austria's second largest city, graz. the state prosecutor has recently pressed charges against activists who use pro- palestine slogans during demonstration. major cities have marched in solidarity with palestinians in the gaza strip almost in a weekly basis in october 7th and since then the activists have recurrently faced surpression from both the police and the state. the state's initial aim was to b all protest but most charges were dropped step by step. however, graz is a different case. in austria's second largest city, the state prosecutor. has recently leveled new charges against activists inside this police station on kalauer straß over 50 people are questioned for using the slogan from the river to the sea palestine will be free the charge incitement press tv has talked withvita al hussein after her interrogation i'm just coming out from this police station because of questioning i was asked by the poli

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and bennett emphatically, yes yes. he was. but i think the the mistake that people fall into and i hope book helps helps clear this up that bennett's an voice and you have to you h saying but he's one voice out of many. and so when you look at the 1960s. yes. is a very important, tumultuous in our history. and do see people like bennett julius lester, malcolm, they're all very critical of lincoln. but at the same, you have benjamin corales publishing his book and you have john hope franklin, who made a really great speech here in gettysburg on the anniversary of lincoln's gettysburg address in 1965. and in that speech, franklin says he's responding to. the white citizens councils and had published these editorials, quoting from lincoln-douglas debates, the part of the debates the fourth debate at charleston, wheren't believe in the social and political equality of the white and black races and the white citizens council was using this to argue that if lincoln were alive in the 1960s, he would be opposed to, like the voting rig

i'm geoff bennett. on the next newshour, a look at the consequences of being evicted and experiencing housing insecurity in the u.s. that's thursday on the pbs newshour. i'm geoff bennett. tonight on the newshour, an appeals court puts a texas law allowing police to arrest and deport migrants back on hold. that's at 7:00, right after evening edition on kpbs. i'm geoff bennett. tonight on the newshour, an appeals court puts a texas law allowing police to arrest and deport migrants back on hold. coming up at 6:00, on arizona pbs. amna: good evening. i'm amna nawaz. geoff: and i'm geoff bennett. on the "newshour" tonight, legal limbo on the southern border after an appeals court puts a texas law allowing police to arrest and deport migrants back on hold. amna: congress and the white house reach a deal to fund the government. but will it make it to president biden's desk before a shutdown? geoff: and, a look at some of the down-ballot results from yesterday's primary elections. >> major -- >> cellular. this

when so many find themselves will support, we choose to look for common ground the the line, scott bennett, i'm a former united states army psychological warfare officer, really served in the state department counterterrorism office under investor del bailey. so i wanted to come here to russia in the dawn bass area and gather the facts to take back to the american people for the course or the hold on bass of the front line. so this is where the bombs and the bullets are raging. this is where people are dying, this is where the buildings are exploding. so i wanted to see 1st hand the scars of war, the wounds in the street. the level of the building was being collapse. i wanted to see the soldiers that were fighting and hear from them why they were fighting. how this fighting started in their opinion. and ultimately, where we're heading. the bradley, the 1st american army officer, who's been here since then, snowden. so i want to see with my own eyes what american tax fair dollars have done the i think this is a privilege and a duty to come. and the most important thing that we can do is sho

bennett, welcome to the program. i'm sure you've seen the footage of the two unarmed palestinians being murdered by the child killer regime. does this video make you sick to your stomach? well, of course it does. it it it's such demonstration of of evil, of moral abandonment and betrayal. it's it's just astounding. and we're seeing many of these such videos coming out. we're seeing four young men for example, walking along the path to see their their homes that have been destroyed in israel. bombs and kills them with drones, blowing them up into tiny pieces and then we have this incident of shooting them while they wave white flags and surrender, they're they're waving flags asking for mercy, asking for the ability to not be killed, and what does israel do, it murders them, so this is not war, this is murder, this is pure and simple genocide, the world has acknowledged it, the international courts are acknowledging it, i'm just waiting to see when the muslim world will rise up and eject every israeli embassy, consula

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host: matt bennett joining us, the founder and vice president of the group third way.m patrick in new hampshire. republicaner: good morning, mat. guest: good morning. caller: i was listening to talking about wars and saying how the wars around the world in ukraine, gaza, potential wars between china and taiwan, that is nobody's fault in the united states. it is not joe biden's fault. it is not the democratic party fault. you do not think it has anything to do with our weakness around the world and how we are being perceived as weak by these bad actors? i live in a small town in new hampshire. walking around the past three years and consistently, i walked three times, one time was at 9:30 to go to the gas station and i was scared looking over my shoulder in new hampshire to see if me to commit a crime against me. it is scary for regular americans. we want to be safe. as a republican i would love for joe biden to do great on the world stage. i would love there to be no wars. i want everything to be safe and have a good life as republicans. close the southern border. keep

geoff bennett is away.ight -- the justice department and sixteen state attorneys general sue apple for maintaining a monopoly with a vote to avoid a government sow

i want to pick up what a correspondent bennett smith was saying a short while ago he was speaking just talking about east jerusalem, about not the question of who did it, or what happened even in casa city. but the issue that he says is now being discussed in sections of these really media is what it means, what it means is rails continued war if it what it means efforts towards some sort of ceasefire piece. do you think is riley's rights to be concerned that this could be a pivotal moment around which real change could now happen as well? i think it's interesting that they're, that they're concerned, but the reality is that until the us changes its position in a meaningful way, this isn't going to have, this isn't going to be of much consequence on the ground. the reality is that it's been 5 months. israel has killed more than 30000 palestinians. i'd have to do the math, but i think we're talking in the range of a couple 100 per day being, being killed. so a massacre of a 100 or so people is, is almost par for the course. so what's different about it is obviously, you know, the detail

scott bennett. scott, what are your thoughts on that video of the challenge or tank getting stuck in the might? a new crane is this machine, the game changer it was made out to be well, the game changer is actually turned out to be the geography of, of the ukrainian russian area of done bass. and that entire, as you, you observed, of soil rich area that just uh is, is, is a very difficult terrain for tanks to navigate through. especially when the rains come in. because when it, when a tanks under side is essentially elevated, the tracks have nothing to grab traction. so i think this is a miscalculation, of course, that the russians knew this. they've, they've fought in this area for hundreds of years. while the british have been used to quite a different dynamic for the past 50, they've done nothing but make tanks for mary. go rounds and amusement parks and to stimulate their military industrial complex. so i think is a, a formidable weapon system. it's proving to be completely unreliable for the te

scott bennett, scott, you're most welcome. you have these polish warnings. strokes. rats along with fronts, reportedly planning to send troops to ukraine along with other countries mentioning nato involvement to do you see a coordination in this escalation. it all seems to be coming up once. yeah, i think you nailed it right there. it's a coordinated psychological operation that the french and the polish, and the germans and the british and the americans are all working behind the scenes to try and throw every bluff every threat every negative potentiality at russia. in the hopes that it is going to slow down rushes military advances and pre 8 a, a, a, a, a pause, and in that pause create a settlement. so this is all part of a psychological operation to force russia to settle. but i think it's absolutely going to fail, and it's a miscalculation, they all know in europe that the ukrainian leadership and government is suffering a form of mental syphilis from its prostituting itself to the european governments for the last 10 yea

let's cross slide to for my us officer scott bennett, and scott is good to have you join me now. it is latest address president puts it and has said that we'd know who carried out the mass like i have the crow cause, but the question remains. who forwarded the attack now with the investigation of full swing. what are your expectations based on what we know so far? who is behind it? well, based on what i know so far and what i've studied uh, i think there's no doubt victoria newland ordered the attack, the us state department of us c i a order of attack in concert with a british and by 6 and the israeli massage. let's never forget the israeli kinetic number, who threatened rory to search and the russian people in the russian republic and the russian government about a month ago and said, you're next. we're coming after russia next. let's never find forget the psychotic demon is i'm that is being displayed and the gaza genocide that the israelis are doing. i think this is a convenient distraction away from their crimes there. so they benefit is really beside benefits. and i do thin

at scott bennett, set us army veterans, thank to at, as that be mentioning we've been hearing really heartfelt at testimony very direct as well from people who were in the concert venue at the time of the attack. i believe we can hear from one more of the concept of justice. i do a split chit chat where i was at the see if the notice i did before the 5 minutes before i heard muffled new shots. uh, sound those uh, automatic rifles or something that sounded like old domestic rocks rifles going off . i wouldn't want to leave. that's what i was hearing or stuff, the more nauseous actually even after that it was evident that that was awesome. as a buyer. yeah. and that was the stuff haneke beginning i realized something terrible was happening. most of my 1st thoughts were that was uh that we were being taken from the shores cards to hostages almost. and it was looking for an exit. what put them on? there was a staff on the exit, which all of us tried to go through the employees that were nearby were behind that uh, service uh, exiting helped us. they showed us the direction of initially s

bart says bennett's artistic contributions were never properly highlighted. the only woman working at major architecture firms outside of the secretarial staff. she worked on other projects around the bay area. bennett is now 95 years old and says she continues to paint. >> and tonight we are also shining the spotlight on some female winemakers in the livermore valley. >> ktvu roberta gonzales has the stories now of several women who are forging their own paths in the competitive world of wine making. daddy? yes. okay. >> all right. >> chief cook and bottle washer, meet gina cabrera, actually owner of two wineries, garrett and del valle wineries. i like leadership, and i like communication. and i think if you can have effective leadership and effective communication, you can go fairly far. but being the owner and being involved with the leadership, i approach things as a team. i like the members of my team around me. i like to hear what the members of my team have to say. my job is to set the expectations and the budget. but it's my it's my job to listen to m

bart says bennett's artistic contribution was never properly highlighted. she was the only working woman at a major architecture firm outside of the secretarial staff. she worked on other projects around the bay area to bennett, now 95 years old. the recognition came after her daughter wrote to bart and said her mother deserved to be credited as the designer of the ceramic tile artworks at those stations. >> preparing for a storm. that doesn't mean rain, hail or snow. the expected effect of what's believed to be an upcoming solar storm and what happened? the last time around across the bay area. >> this afternoon. >> a beautiful view there with partly cloudy skies and mild temps. i'll have a look at what we can expect for the rest of toda and whe e wet at his running mate in a news conference here in oakland. >> that is why i'm so proud to introduce to you the next vice president of the united states. my fellow lawyer, a brilliant scientist, technologist, a fierce warrior mom, nicole shanahan. >> there was a lot of speculation that he would pick nicole shan

my daughter, bennett, and my son, ridgeway, are why i ran for the senate.m worried about their future - and the future of children in every corner of our nation. that's why i invited you into our home tonight. tonight. like so many families across america, my husband wesley and i just watched president biden's state of the union address, and what we saw was the performance of the politician that has been an offenseinwas quite clear ago. president biden just does not get it. he is out,% otouch. under his administration families are worse off, our communities are less safe, and our country is less secure. what real families are facing around kitchen tables just like this one. this is where our family has tough conversations. it is where we make our decisions. it is where we share the bed, ar bad days, it is will be left together and hold each other's hands and pray fhonest, it is wi worry. i know we are not alone, and so tonight the american family needs to have a tough conversation, because of truth is we are all worried about the future of our. the country

see on monday the line, scott bennett, i'm a former united states army psychological warfare officer, really served in the state department counterterrorism office under investor del daily the . so i wanted to come here to russia in the dawn bass area and to gather the facts, to take back to the american people, the hold on bass as the front lines and the square, the bombs and the bullets are raging. this is where people are dying, this is where the buildings are exploding the or so i wanted to see 1st hand the scars of war, the, [000:00:00;00] the port of the data, clipper, 3 pairs of the terrorist attacks. all those who shot and few people were found and detained. they tried to hide and move towards ukraine, where, according to the preliminary data, a window was prepared for them from the ukrainian side across the state for a lot of it put in, condemns the terrorist attack at moscow as a better is act of intimidation. he says that the suspects report at that we're trying to see to you free the, the death store. why is this the 133 of the talk com such full in the russian capital, wh

my daughter, bennett, and my son, ridgeway, are why i ran for the senate. i am worried about their future - and the future of children in every corner of our nation. that's why i invited you into our home tonight.■éf tonight. like so many families across america, my husband wesley and i just president biden's state of the union we saw was te of the politician that has been an offense since before i was alive. one thing was quite clear ago. president biden just does not get it. he is out of touch. under his administration families are worse off, our communities are less safe, and our country is less secure. i just wish he understood what real families are facing around kitchen tables just like this one. this isit is where we make our decisions. it is where we share the good, the bed, and the ugly about our bad days, it is will be left together and hold each other's hands and pray for god's guidance, and many nights to be it is where wesley and i worry. i know we are not alone, and so tonight the american family needs to have a tough conversation, because of

my daughter, bennett, and my son, ridgeway, are why i ran for the senate. i am worried about their future - and the future of children in every corner of our nation. that's why i invited you into our home tonight. tonight. like so many families across america, my husband wesley and i just watched president biden's state of the union address, and what we saw was the performance of politician that has been an offense since before i was alive. one thing was quite clear ago. president biden just does not get it. he is out of touch. under his administration families are worse off, our communities are less safe, and our country is less secure. i just wish he understood what real families are facinglike ths one. this is where our family has tough conversations. it is where we make our decisions. it is where we share the good, the bed, and the ugly about our bad days, it is will be left together and hold ea other's hands and pray for god's guidance, and many nights to be honest, it is where wesley and i worry. we are not alone, and so tonight the american family ne

motors — only to reach out into bennett motors but having going to the upcoming election.— upcomingg election. talking about how we started - upcoming election. talking about how we started off, | upcoming election. talking l about how we started off, he spoke about freedom and democracy, saying it was under attack and started to speak about ukraine and pivoted to january the sixth. do you think those themes of freedom, democracy be under attack, resonates with voters? if democracy be under attack, resonates with voters? if you look at polling, _ resonates with voters? if you look at polling, believe - resonates with voters? if you look at polling, believe it - look at polling, believe it or not, _ look at polling, believe it or not, voters run out you former president — not, voters run out you former president trump and president biden— president trump and president biden the same with democracy. in biden the same with democracy. in the _ biden the same with democracy. in the anti- _ biden the same with democracy. in the anti— election will be about— in the anti— election will be a

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assholes, and that's where the king of jo, down in hopes of stopping the conflict from escalate to bennett. and you are up to date, join us on mon use, and until for the old friends mean friends and nature defend itself in case of an emergency. we cannot guarantee that we could protect munich frankfurt, berlin, santa faced with russia 0 against ukraine. graces ministry lines shows we can nato offer its members suspicion protection europeans security basically depends on 90 percent on the us basic were attacked. what the alliance really close rang out to call the document nation starts april fools on dw, the volleyball stash. how real kind is fidgeted. clone for an advertising campaign. ads and rated fashion models can be tall, short plus size, skinny, and apps can now help you finish your home. digital marketing, it's increasingly personalized with the help of a i. this is changing the advertising industry, but how exactly? that's our topic on shift today. the ex thing has always been a competitive profession, but with the rise of artificial intelligence actors starting to feel for their c

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for what question did you say even twist, which is the, the, the scott bennett. i'm a former united states army psychological warfare officer. really served in the state department counterterrorism office under investor del daily the . so i wanted to come here to russia in the dawn bass area and to gather the facts, to take back to the american people. the hold on bass of the front lines and the square, the bombs and the bullets are raging. this is where people are dying. this is where the buildings are. exploding the all. i wanted to see 1st hand the scars of war, the they can use the nazi international. a bombshell leak shows gym and generals discussing the bombing of the crime in bridge. the gemini refused to comments on the issue was just talking. diplomats again love golf says it's obvious that nato powers directly involved in ukraine more they clearly understand what they are talking about. and one of the exchanges, someone says lovely, that there are americans instability in closing on the ground. so it's obvious that our nato colleagues have a vendor in t

the more israeli prime minister naftali bennett will be with me to respond. plus a rare apology from the royal family after princess kate, who has not been seen in months, takes responsibility for releasing a dr. family photo so what is going on? >> the source with kaitlan collins tonight at nine >> beautiful. and healthy looking eyes, it shouldn't be a compromise, lumify in eliminations developed by the experts of bausch and lomb exclusively for the sensitive eye area to cleanse, nourish, and brighten, lumify eye illuminations only in the eye care i'll it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same. but if fisher investments were clearly different, different how you saw high commission investment products, right >> no fish or avoids them well, you must earn commissions on trains, never at fisher investments. >> okay. and then you probably sneak in some hidden and layered fees? >> know, we structure our face so we do better when clients to better, that might be why most of our clients come from other money managers at fisher investments w

at buckingham palace, stephanie bennett fox news. >> now to this the kitchenette busy restaurants gete firing 76 beef 34 chickens, 12 french fries 12 mash. thank you. corner. kat: now to get a reservation at one of the most sought after restaurants in the country people have to go to the extremes for just a chance to have dinner in the last kitchen only takes reservations by postcard the restaurant staff pick the cards at random to see you actually get the table. >> i'm not intrigued. there picked up tree in them, would you actually do this. jason: the problem i have when i looked into it more power to them if you can run a business like that, it's $265 a plate, i have crap online because i bought a 90-dollar turkey to feed 20 to 30 people at thanksgiving, this is twitter $65 and i don't even know what's on the menu green beans i guess but i'm all for american business, that works more power to you. kat: gavin newsom paid in my calculation well north of $10000 to french laundry during tobit. i don't want in a restaurant with people who so desperately want to eat not restaurant. >> tha

at buckingham palace, stephanie bennett fox news. >> now to this the kitchenette busy restaurants getf 34 chickens, 12 french fries 12 mash. thank you. corner. kat: now to get a reservation at one of the most sought after restaurants in the country people have to go to the extremes for just a chance to have dinner in the last kitchen only takes reservations by postcard the restaurant staff pick the cards at random to see you actually get the table. >> i'm not intrigued. there picked up tree in them, would you actually do this. jason: the problem i have when i looked into it more power to them if you can run a business like that, it's $265 a plate, i have crap online because i bought a 90-dollar turkey to feed 20 to 30 people at thanksgiving, this is twitter $65 and i don't even know what's on the menu green beans i guess but i'm all for american business, that works more power to you. kat: gavin newsom paid in my calculation well north of $10000 to french laundry during tobit. i don't want in a restaurant with people who so desperately want to eat not restaurant. >> that's how i feel.

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