a family named the sinclair's came here. the largestto build pork and beef processing plant in the united states. they started that in this neighborhood. the packinghouses stink. they said get away from the town center. people from the region of bohemia came here by the hundreds to cedar rapids and overnight change the makeup of cedar rapids. >> what year was this? mark: the 1870's. the diversity changed dramatically overnight. the existing population fully welcomed the bohemian population here. they populated this area around the job source. the result was they built their own downtown here. other cities have little italy's and little china's. we have little bohemia. the only city in the united states that has a little bohemia neighborhood. as this became more industrial, the focus shifted toward the west side. this is a former bohemian movie theater. they had bohemian language films. the former hardware store. this is the oldest restaurant in cedar rapids. since not changed at all 1934. because of the bohemian immigrants o

what we understand is that sinclair broadcasting with, the same sinclair shut of out of the tribune deal winner. the leading candidate. we know this. bankers are continuing to work the deal. they're clearly going back to the other potential bidders, liberty media teamed up with major league baseball, ice cube's 3g basketball league is in it as well. these are the three bidders. they're prodding the bidders. clearly what we know our long national nightmare known as the bidding of the auction of the fox regional sports networks is coming to an end. i'll tell you this, at first thithere was a lot of hope that they would get $20 million. amazon.com would come in and put a bid in said they nbc, that was never true. they just bids on the yes entertainment networks. and people essentially walked away from a lot of this. here's one reason why. cord cutting has made the regional sports networks a lot less valuable than they were in the past. to all told, disney, if this thing happens as it looks like it's happening with sinclair, they're going to get, when you add in the yes deal plus this, they'

we understand sinclair has a handshake agreement with disney.h deal, about $10 billion. here's what they're doing. they got to sign the papers, obviously, before they sign the papers someone could come in. as they are signing those papers, before that, they are looking for equity partners. who are the equity partners they're looking for? the names that i'm hearing is apollo management, leon black, famous investor. blackstone group, steve schwartzman. those are some of the names being bandied about as coming in as partners with sinclair. other sort of dark horse partners, i know there was a story in the "post" about amazon being a partner. the "post" didn't get into who's winning the bid, we have that exclusi exclusively but i'm told amazon is more of a dark horse partner. if sinclair does carry through with this deal, amazon may want to be part of their equity investors. the other partner that might emerge out of this is major league baseball. major league baseball really worries about the rsns, which cover a lot of sports. apparently baseball i

sinclair need amazon more? my question basically is why would amazon need anyone to help them acquire those networks if they wanted to >> yeah, that's a good question if you look at prime video, you know, to be honest, most prime subscribers don't subscribe because of prime video so you could even paint the picture that amazon doesn't even need prime video to maintain its subscribers. so it's definitely the case that amazon doesn't necessarily need the content but really thinking long-term and they want to be, you know, the source of everything for you and have a larger kind of engrained purpose in your life so having more content is definitely part of that. >> you know what caught my eye in the quarter, michael, other revenues up 36%. i believe year on year, but within that advertising, growth was even stronger than the overall bucket who should be concerned about amazon taking away ad revenue? >> yeah, it's a good point advertising continues to grow and it's a huge business for them and we expect it to contin

sinclair seeing if she can find a little make foot ball seeing if she can find a little make footballuld miss class so i could go watch champions league, it shows a passionate young girl that, you know, wanted to watch games, wanted to go train extra, and do all of these things. sam kei, stryker, chicago red stars, australia. i think my best year was i play off a lot of instinct, and with a lot of people, i don't think maybe it's a skill, but it's just something that i'm gifted with, having click instincts. i guess maybe... translation: itake... translation: i take... from football, its life, and it's my passion. if football doesn't exist, i can't express myself. without football, life is less interesting, and too serious. it's time to get serious. some great names and great goals there — and earlier i asked our reporter sarah mulkerrins what such a global list says about the state of the women's game. it hints at the growing popularity of women's football, and the growing awareness of the talents all over the world, in the women's game, this year, we have the first japanese player wh

sinclaire? there is no report on this and i do have a question for you, mr. sinclaire. and that is that this term of this grant is from october 2n october 2nd, 2018 through march 31st, 2019. which is next week. why is this retroactive? and have you begun expending the funds? >> so this is all in-kind. so the final work product is what we're accepting now which is the concept design and feasibility study. we have been working for several years now with the trust for public land on that process. but no funds were exchanged as part of this grant. it's all in-kind. >> president fewer: thank you very much. let's open this up for public comment. any members of the public that would like to comment on item number 3? hi, sir, you have two minutes. >> good morning, everybody. i'm philip vitali for the trust for public land and we're part of the design and feasability study for this project. and i wanted to point out how valuable this project is to the community. there's more than 1300 children living within a two-minute walk of that facility. and over 57% of the people within th

it bothered and puzzled him sinclair lewis had been awarded the nobel prize in literature, the first american to receive one. his father that is bothered chesterton because he felt sinclair lewis was mocking main street and he, chesterton found main street america to be one of america's most laudable assets. chesterton talked about the importance of local governing practices, societal arrangement he saw on the decline and which he thought americans should work to recover. a true democracy observed was a system where the people knew and lived near those who governed them. he argued we should make policies as local as possible. he added while making a serious point that we should keep politicians near enough to kick them. chestertonville, noted the individualistic tendencies. while he wished for more local governance, he liked the still salient habit of joining together. we saw the power that is the sole and success of democracy. to my fourth and final visitor, the egyptian sayyid qutb, who and 1950.etween 1940 he was less attentive to volunteerism and association life even though he p

et you were both with sinclair, i believe at the time. >> we were at sinclair. >> sean: over a week. >> probably even a little bit. >> sean: the fact that i called reince priebus and i said, reince, what are these rumblings i'm hearing, you heard it, too, right? >> yes. >> yes. of course. >> sean: okay. understand. who are the people? let's name names. >> let's talk about hillary paying for russian information to feed to the fbi to interfere in a presidential election. that in my book is a crime. and i can think of several different crimes. >> sean: let's go through. >>ng comey is in so much trouble. stealing so much governments classified. >> sean: mccabe?pa >> absolutely. >> sean: will strzok and page? >> they should be, it's unclear if they will be. >> sean: ohr? >> no. i'm not sure ohr will. you named the main people. but i think brennan and clapper should be charged with lying. >> sean: sara? >> yeah, brennan and clapper certainly should be charged with lying. particularly clapper.n we have seen him lie numerous times before congress. i also believe andrew mccabe has a lot to fe

in gilroy, this a little cool. 42 in felt campbell, sinclair, and santa cruz at 46. but the water temperatures are 51 to 54. they have come up a little bit. that is some cold water. the fog machine has no problem forming the system that kicked out of here in the southern california area taking the exit stage from arizona to new mexico. the high pressure will be the fair weather friend. the nights are getting shorter, but were getting into the 40s and a few 30s. but the highs if you're near the water's edge, in the 60s inland. we will go 76 in antioch and morgan hill. tomorrow is even warmer. low 80s away from the coast, but not at the co on friday, th cooler patternrebound on easter sunday. >>> one of the warriors star players out for the rest of the nba playoffs. the very latest on the who will get more playing time of the bogeyman sits down. i'm blue and i'm an ironworker. work is empowering... ...but brutal on my skin... ...i use the dove beauty bar. it gets rid of all the dirt... ...while still nourishing my skin. it helps me retain my natural beauty... ...to be

upton sinclair, the packing industry. woodward and bernstein exposing watergate. the new york times and washington post publishing the pentagon papers. this is a glorious position. you folks are part of it. and we cannot have politicians trampling upon it with immunity. [applause] i'm sorry to report that i am not finished. [laughter] a mencken warned of hobgoblinsystem -- all of them imaginary. we simply cannot allow the press to become an imaginary hobgoblins exploited for political gains. the thing that troubles me most the disregardis of the truth here and by autocratic regimes abroad. our wishessaid cannot alter facts. facts are the foot soldiers of our profession. they do the hard marching and should wear no ideological coloring. without the facts, we cannot have agreement in our badly divided nation. and we cannot have an honest disagreement. i applaud any president who aspires to the nobel prize of peace but we do not want one in the running for the noble prize for fiction. was not a grant flawless president but he was a stickler for the truth. one day in

upton sinclair, the scandalous beef packing industry. rachel carson, the dangers of pesticide. exposing watergate. the new york times and the washington post publishing the pentagon papers. is glorious, you folks are part of it, and we can't have politicians trampling on it with impunity. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> thank you. i'm sorry to report i am not finished. once that under the political system that would keep the populace alarmed by menacing it with an endless series of hobgoblins, all of them imaginary. we simply cannot allow the press to become an imaginary hobgoblin exploited for political gain. the thing that troubles they must at the moment is the sustained and cavalier disregard of autocratic regimes abroad. as john adams said, facts are stubborn things and our wishes cannot alter them. facts are the foot soldiers of our professions. they do the hard marching and should wear no ideological coloring. we cannot have agreement without the facts. more importantly, without the facts, we cannot have an honest disagreement. any president who was buyers to the nob

toronto also in toronto many as a shake is a lawyer and liberal party supporter and in winnipeg me gun sinclair is a professor of native studies at the university of manitoba welcome everyone to the stream i want to start with a headline and a new poll just out on tuesday have a look here this from reuters canada's golden boy trudeau sinks in polls a scandal takes a toll some going to scroll down here after that kind of explosive headline there and show you this the ruling liberals have lost six percentage points since the start of the year ceding the lead to the rival conservatives and if the election was held now which it isn't it's in october the conservatives would win thirty four point nine percent of the vote liberals thirty two point eight percent chris explain the situation for us in our international audience how big of a deal is this quote unquote scandal. well it depends what the scandal is in your mind you know the root of this is as that report explained. an allegation from former attorney general jody wilson grable that the prime minister's office put undue pressure on her to arra

we should point out sinclair and disney had no comment. this is a pretty important deal.ntertainment assets to disney, disney was under pressure to sell 21 or 22 regional sports networks because of regulatory concerns. the deal is finally done. we should point out that they're getting far less than what they were worth initially. they were worth something like $20 billion but as you know, because of cord cutting which i know you cover a lot of, that depressed the price of the assets so they're going for about $10 billion here with these 21 and the other one is the yes entertainment network which was sold under a separate agreement. that got about $3 billion. we are talking $13 billion, far under the $20 billion but this is a developing story. somewhat fluid deal. this paperwork has not been signed yet. there is no press release. but from what i understand, there's a handshake agreement. back to you. stuart: well, charlie, if it's a $10 billion deal, and disney is getting the money even though it's less money than maybe some people thought, it's not hurting the stock at al

yes, christine sinclair.een a threat throughout her entire career and have played against her many times. they are in transition as well and had a lot of youngsters coming in who want to set and and impress —— step up and impress. coming in who want to set and and impress —— step up and impressm will be part of the bbc coverage and it does not kick off at 7:15pm. you can watch it on bbc four. scotland's women have their own warm up at the moment against chile. the game is being played in spain this evening. spurs defender danny rose claims he can't wait to end his career as a footballer because of what he sez is the failure of authorities to tackle racist abuse. racist chanting was directed at rose and other england players during the recent euro 2020 qualifier in montenegro. he says the way the problem is being tackled is a farce. he was a sports correspondent. danny rose's has endured racism. he does not believe that football is taking that issue seriously. country can only be fined a little bit for racism.

sinclair seeing if she can find a little...nd train extra, do all these things. i'm a striker for the chicago red styles, australia. i think my best view is my pace. sometimes i'm quicker than a lot of people, and i don't think it's a skill, it's just people, and i don't think it's a skill, it'sjust something i'm gifted with, having quick instincts. and i guess being... translation: i take pleasure in football. it is my life and passion. if football doesn't exist, i can't express myself. without football, life is less interesting and too serious. voting is now open. go to bbc.com/womensfootball. make your choice for who you think should win the bbc women's footballer of the year award. you can find full details and our privacy notice on the bbc sport website. and the shortlist is out for the professional footballers' association players' player of the year award. manchester city have three footballers on the list — sergio aguero, raheem sterling, and bernardo silva. while their title rivals liverpool have both virgil van dijk a

night unlike in day because that's how they play it and you know would be like it too in the morning sinclair would get up and he just wander around the camp of the village playing the foods we hear in the distance when it sounds like a yodeling woman and then it comes near by and then when he goes in the distance again good effort couple hours or few hours every night used to be like that was great. a very contemplative music career helps me just right recent as i just like to sit and think to it in a think about the one thing still. when i'm playing this music and i sometimes i just listen to it so this is so very beautiful. and in our little i love polyphony biograph their style of polyphony the. european. renaissance at this period in their pin history when. in europe was kind of waking up to the war the world was this beautiful music being composed in this deep faith in god and you know it's a kind of a remote time into the bike it was like a whole remote world also kind of a ring it was time. and i think it's you know the bottom also seeking in a way serenity a spiritual serenity in oth

it was a cagey ml for, parris of canada. . 180th goal for sinclair of canada.isappointing night for england.” think it is frustrating, i thought we played well and created chances but didn't end up getting back of the net and we could have been a bit better in and around the box with our chances and being a bit more patient, and obviously their goal was probably one of their only shots on target, so obviously a little bit disappointed but we have to look forward to the next game. scotland we re forward to the next game. scotland were also in action, taking the lead in theirfriendly were also in action, taking the lead in their friendly against chilly through aaron cuthbert, but it finished 1—or. an impressive seven second half turnaround from castleford tigers saw them win 28—8 ina dramatic castleford tigers saw them win 28—8 in a dramatic night of super league action. castleford had trailed by 16 points at halftime but would back brilliantly in front of their home fans. this improvised try the important one that gave tigers the lead. they scored another to kee

you probably remember last year at sinclair broadcasting which owns very conservative companies they own the most tv stations in the country. they put out a directive to his operation last year to read this very attacked statement basically warning their viewers not to trust other media. that is only one example that you can see more and orbit of this even the idea they might try to slant the news that is only one part of the story that they start tbutthey start to cos news operations and coverage where you have three, four, five reporters now you might have one or two and there's a whole part of the book on state coverage. if you're used to be a whole lot more people from different outlets that it's just here in new jersey. they used to compete with the broken record which was independently owned. .. . >> world the daily, info wars, a lot of the news outlets per you are right it is tough. it is a necessary evil. use the internet with a great tool it helped newspapers in many ways because we could compete with the immediacy of the television and the internet. if you put it online it

phil neville's team were undone by one of the game's evergreen stars. 35—year—old christine sinclairable 180th international goal. england have four more warm up matches before taking on scotland in the opening game of the world cup, which starts in june. even though we don't like losing i thought it was a brilliant game. the players showed me everything that i wanted to see, really. some great performances. i was really happy. i felt relaxed watching it. it wasjust was really happy. i felt relaxed watching it. it was just the type of test we needed because we wanted to play a team that had experience and flexibility in the system and we saw that tonight, and i thought we handled most things really well. scotland drew1 all in a friendly with chile. scotland took the lead through erin cuthbert. but chile equalised thanks to a penalty. scotland play brazil next on monday. onto rugby union, and sale have narrowed the gap between themselves and the premiership's top four with victory over harlequins. this opportunist try from byron mcguigan made the difference for the home side as they m

this is canada's christine sinclair scoring a remarkable 180th goal in international football.s tournament in france. the england boss could see plenty of room for improvement in his team. yeah, ithink yeah, i think it's

canada won 1—0 thanks to 35—year—old christine sinclair scoring a remarkable 180th international goalotland in their openning game of the world cup which starts injune. even though we don't like losing, i thought it was a brilliant game of football. i thought my players showed me everything that i wanted to see, really. i thought there was some great performances, i really did. iwas some great performances, i really did. i was really happy when i was watching it, i felt did. i was really happy when i was watching it, ifelt relaxed. it was just a type of test that we needed, because we wanted to play against an experienced team with flexibility. we saw that tonight. i thought we handled it well. scotland drew 1—1 in a friendly, with chile — scotland took the lead through erin cuthbert. but chile equalised thanks to a penalty. scotland play brazil next on monday. they have narrowed the gap between themselves and the premiership top four but victory at harlequins. this opportunist try from byron mcguigan made the difference, for the home side as they moved to, 5 points behind harlequins.

the two sinclair experts feared that the hackers were trying to steal corporate talk humans including research and strategy papers and construction plans those documents would fetch a high price on the black market. and other possibility the happiest could be working directly for to some clips competitors or even foreign governments trying to secure a strategic advantage in important or sensitive industries. the experts from the two simcoe computer emergency response team worked overtime to get the situation under control. in the end even by some external service providers they managed to clear the malware from the company's computer system but they were not able to track. down the perpetrators. these complex targeted attacks known as advanced persistent threats or a p.t.s. are becoming more sophisticated and more common. alpha very is convinced that every german company is a potential target. since we're now in a period of transition where people are willing to discuss these problems open lines with a company experts are exchanging detailed information on various kinds of attacks and

toronto also in toronto many as a shake is a lawyer and liberal party supporter and in winnipeg me gun sinclair is a professor of native studies at the university of manitoba welcome everyone to the stream i want to start with a headline and a new poll just out on tuesday have a look here this from reuters canada's golden boy trudeau sinks in polls scandal takes a toll some going to scroll down here after that kind of explosive headline there and show you this the ruling liberals have lost six percentage points since the start of the year ceding the lead to the rival conservatives and if an election was held now which it isn't it's in october the conservatives would win thirty four point nine percent of the vote liberals thirty two point eight percent chris explain the situation for us in our international audience how big of a deal is this quote unquote scandal. well it depends what the scandal is in your mind you know the root of this is as that report explained. an allegation from former attorney general jody wilson grable that the prime minister's office put undue pressure on her to arrange

bloomberg learned of that the bidders include sinclair and john malone.teach -- teaming up with major league baseball on its offer. and the ice cube big three basketball leave -- basketball league is also a winner. that is your business flash update. --ry: falling property vice prices in vancouver. gone are the days of doubling prices for homes in vancouver, outpacing the games in new york. we are seeing sales here now at or weakest levels since the global financial crisis. really not looking great for the city. amber: absolutely not. but even though sales have slid to some of the worst levels we have seen since the financial crisis, one thing to point out is that we are still not quite at levels where everyday people can afford it. you have seen a bit of a roll over in home prices, but not really something that in average family looking to start their family can afford. so we are talking about homes listed for $10 million going for $8 million. the beacon of affordability. actually, bloomberg did in-depth looks at how topsy-turvy the market has become. jo

. >>> a spotlight on sinclair counties -- santa clara county. struck another bay area politician running for president. what congressman eric smalwell had to say this morning about his bid for the white house. >>> this is ktvu fox 2 news at noon. >>> good afternoon, everyone. i am mike mibach. >> and i am gasia mikaelian. there is a heavy police presence by contra costa county sheriff's deputy and police. this is the scene right now near valleyview road. an awful lot of police and officers on the scene. the area is closed to traffic. at this point, the sheriff department will only say that their officers are working to get people to exit a home. high up above, you can see from sky fox a lot of police officers lining the street. the streets are closed there along san pablo road. we will follow this story and bring you more information as soon as we get it. >>> several community groups have gathered on the steps of san francisco city hall to show their support for a proposal to shut down the city's only juvenile hall. >> ali is live at this rally.

. >>> homeless advocates are calling sinclair county to keep open their cold-weather shelters at leastittle while longer. >> we find out one shoulder will remain open year-round, but advocates say that is just the first step in addressing a growing need. >> reporter: caught a victory for the homeless who stay here. santa clara county just voted to keep their winter sheltie open year-round. they see a trial run last year approved a need. >> one thing about this place right here, the weather is bad rain or cold, they have a layout. you stay in all day long for you? this comes as other winter shelters like the one in gilroy are set to close the season. they're trying to accommodate as many extra people as they can.>> they say you can't turn the way. they were having to go and find that in blankets. they were kind of a little bit struggling to get them -- there hoping the county rate will reconsider closing the shelters at all. they make these contracts and they don't sit there and say you count climate change. two they say especially for women and families, the options are limited. two th

to ida tarbell, the machinations of standard oil, upton sinclair on the scandalous meatpacking industryachel cars and the dangers of pesticide. woodward and bernstein exposing watergate, and the new york times and washington post publishing the pentagon papers. [applause] ron: this is a glorious tradition and you folks are part of it. we can't have politicians trampling on it with impunity. [cheers and applause] ron: i am sorry to report i have not finished. [laughter] ron: hl mencken once one of a -- once said we are part of a political system that would keep the populace alarmed by menacing it with an endless series of hobgoblins, all of them imaginary. we simply cannot allow the press to become an imaginary hobgoblin exploited for political gain. the thing that troubles me most is the sustained assault on truth, at least a couple of your disregard of it. both here and by autocratic regimes abroad. areohn adams said, "fax stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passion, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence. facts do the ha

wells, upton sinclair the meat packing industry.posing watergate, and "the new york times" and "the washington post" publishing the pentagon papers. this is glorious tradition. you folks are part of it, and we can't have politicians tramping on it with impunity. i'm sorry to report i'm not finished. once warned of a political system that would, quote, keep the populists alarmed by menacing it with and endless series of hobgoblins, all of them imaginary. we simply cannot allow the press to become an imaginary hobgoblin exploited for political gain. at least a cavalier disregard of it both here and pby autocratic regimes abroad. facts are stubborn things and our wishes cannot alter them. facts are the foot soldiers of our respective fashions. without the facts we cannot have agreement in our badly divided nation. more importantly, without the facts we cannot have an honest disagreement. i applaud any president who aspire tuesday the nobel prize for peace, but we don't want one in the running for the nobel prize for fiction. ulysses s.

reason why the fox regional sports networks which are being auctioned, we heard as of late last week, sinclair they were thinking of getting $20 billion for all of them. they are going to come in at $13 billion. it's a simple fact that people are consuming programs differently, particularly, you know, millenials and younger people. they don't watch tv. liz: what about elon musk? you saw the tweet in the last hour. >> i don't know why he keeps tweeting but i'm just going to say this. liz: he even just replied. he should not read other people's tweets. somebody asked how about building a factory in germany. he replied considering. >> i don't think that in and of itself is bad. the question is -- liz: but did he check with the board? is he supposed to? >> is he? i don't know. i was at the court hearing when the s.e.c. wants to keep putting him in contempt for the other tweets that didn't get approved. the judge was like well, could be the material, there's a whole -- i think they are going to have to work something out with the s.e.c. where he knows what he can tweet and what he can't. i will say

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he got that video and then leaked to it sinclair. right? he has been, he's under a gag order now.has been someone who has been strategic, if you want to call it that, or assertive in how he uses this stuff. i wonder if you can walk us through why he would appear, according to the filing, to have mueller grand jury evidence. everyone has been hearing barr saying you'll never see any of it. stone has some of it. for viewers who are fans of making a murder, they are familiar with this. you do get some stuff. take look at their explanation of the so-called brady material. >> in a nut shell, i have to undermine confidence in his verdict. the way i undermine confidence is i find new evidence that shows that the verdict wasn't correct. i showed that there were violations of his constitutional rights, that there was exculpatory evidence that was concealed by the constitution. what we called brady violations. >> what she's referring to is that you can get a whole, potentially, a whole murder case overturned that they don't give you the so-called exculpatory evidence. what does it tell that

sinclair milpitas san jose all at 66 for your high is really not that comfortable conditions despitey skies overhead, 60's remain in the east bay much like yesterday has also they will in the north bay, again just a few showers to take us through the day want to keep the umbrellas and the rain jackets with and you're really going want to keep in with you tomorrow as that rainfall kicks up in a notch as for saturday just a few morning showers than some clearing and dry skies saturday afternoon looks great sunday holding on to some partly to mostly cloudy skies but not a bad day with dry conditions. monday night into tuesday, another round of rain possible. but overall next week warmer drier and a little bit clearer. >>robin alright, traffic still slow leading up to the richmond center fell bridge. if you need to head over just be prepared for a lot of bring tapping on west 5.80 from arena through the tolls on to the bridge picks up near mit span and starts to. finally improve so read about 15 minutes, it's packed on your approach to the toll plaza bay bridge and traffic is finally rec

william dean howell, sherwood anderson, and gertrude stein, a 1920s writer loves what sherman did, and sinclair lewis and robert frost, and so, of course, the modern ones, but grant's position is known as one of the great writers in american history. remarkable. >> it is remarkable, and nobody would have believed that as a cadet at west point, because he was famous nor beifor being a g horseman. >> yes, and his wife had a dream one night, and she dreamed that he was president, and this is when he was losing his shirt in missouri, and she told people, and they said, he going to be -- no, it won't happen. he'll never be president. >> well, the beginning conversation sort of set this up perfectly, if you want to read the handwritten manuscript of grant's memoirs the library of congress has it, and we have put the grant papers online. so you can go and for yourself read all of what we have of grant's memoirs in his handwriting, and you can actually see the clear handwriting in the beginning, and see when he is having a bad day, because the handwriting will change drastically. >> and what is the web

toronto also in serato many is a shaikh is a lawyer and liberal party supporter and in winnipeg me gun sinclair is a professor of native studies at the university of manitoba welcome everyone to the stream i want to start with the headline and a new poll just out on tuesday have a look here this is from reuters canada's golden boy trudeau sinks in polls a scandal takes a toll some going to scroll down here after that kind of explosive headline there and show you this the ruling liberals have lost six percentage points since the start of the year ceding the lead to the rival conservatives and if an election was held now which it isn't it's in october the conservatives would win thirty four point nine percent of the vote liberals thirty two point eight percent chris explain the situation for us in our international audience how big of a deal is this quote unquote scandal. well it depends what the scandal is in your mind you know the root of this is as that report explained. an allegation from former attorney general jody wilson grable that the prime minister's office put undue pressure on her to

phil neville's team, were undone by one of the game's evergreen stars. 35—year—old christine sinclairback in the year 2000. that proved to be the winner, but phil neville says his side, can still be pleased with that tournament in france on the horizon. even though we don't like losing, i thought it was a brilliant game of foot all from the players. they showed me everything i wanted to see. there were some great performances. i was watching it. see. there were some great performances. iwas watching it. i felt relaxed. it was just the type of test we needed. we wanted to play against a team that was experienced and had flexibility in the system. i thought we handled most things really well. scotland drew 1—1 in a friendly, with chile. scotland took the lead through erin cuthbert. but chile equalised thanks to a penalty. scotland play brazil next on monday. away from football. at 5:15 this afternoon, the eyes of the sporting world will be on aintree, as the grand national gets under way. if you're having a flutter, there is one horse, that stands out in the 110 runners — one that could

phil neville's team, were undone by one of the game's evergreen stars. 35—year—old christine sinclairld, back in the year 2000. that proved to be the winner. scotland drew 1—1 in a friendly with chile. scotland took the lead through erin cuthbert. but chile equalised thanks to a penalty. scotland play brazil next on monday. as we were talking about earlier... at 5:15 this afternoon, the eyes of the sporting world will be on aintree, as the grand national gets under way. if you're having a flutter, there is one horse, that stands out in the a0 runners — one that could make history. the hot favourite tiger roll would become the first horse, to win back to back, nationals since red rum in the 19705. andy swiss reports. he is the horse with history in his sights. this is tiger roll, last year's grand national winner now chasing a place in the record books. there is red rum... not since the great red rum in 1974 has a horse on back—to—back nationals. but after a scintillating season, tiger roll is once again at the one to beat. he could be going to the grand national with a bit of preparat

you saw this clearly in the coca-cola sinclair dam in the jungles of ecuador. built by a chinese state-owned company, the dam was supposed to solve the energy needs in ecuador. the dam now runs at half capacity. the project included chinese government loans. china also received 80% of ecuador's oil at a discount and then resold that oil at a profit. nearly every top ecuadorian official involved in the dam's construction is either imprisoned or in the ecuadorian courts sentenced them on bribery charges. ecuador is looking for assistance to pay off or buy out the chinese debt. we applaud the swift action by president -- government to bring to justice those responsible for enriching themselves at the expense of the people. we hope that others look to this example to fight corruption and impunity. i would be remiss if i did not mention venezuela. particularly how china's practices are playing out in that country. venezuela continues to face an immense humanitarian crisis caused by years of corruption and mismanagement by the former maduro regime. the united states

. >>> we have continuing coverage of sinclair county thinking about changing its policy. they approved a controversial measure of 4-1. there was a highly charged meeting yesterday. they will consider notifying federal 30s when a documented immigrant's release. more than 300 people were at this meeting causing an overflow crowd to be moved into another room. >> we need to treat everyone with respect and dignity and in order to do that, we must treat everyone equally. >> the sanctuary policies are harboring illegal aliens. >> the measure was proposed after baby larson was stabbed to death. authorities say she was killed by man that was in the united states illegally who was under the influence of methamphetamine. he was freed from county jail despite the crust that they be notified before release. >>> a controversial measure on how police used deadly force is advancing in the state legislator. yesterday, the public safety committee passed the bill by a vote of 5-2 to change the legal standard for officers use of deadly force from reasonable to necessary. >> if we need to ma

upton sinclair, the scandalous meatpacking industry. woodward and bernstein, exposing watergate.he new york times and the washington post. this is a glorious tradition. you folks are part of it and we can't have politicians trampling on a -- trampling on it with impunity. ron turnout, the author of the biography and alexander hamilton, and he has been on c-span some 21 times now. you can search the c-span video , just type itm into the search bar at the top and you can watch his q&a interview on that program back on october 23 of 2017. he talked about his work on a biography of ulysses s. grant. back to your phone calls, getting your thoughts on those dueling events last night in your thoughts and general on the president's relationship with the news media. mary is in brooklyn, republican, go ahead. mary, are you with us this morning? ,e will stay in new york waverly, new york, good morning. caller: hey, i got to ask a couple of questions. host: ok? caller: how can any mother be prowse -- you proud to say that she raised a man, a body that lies out of both sides of his mouth, can

upton sinclair, the scandalous meat packing industry. rachel carson, the dangers of pesticides.he new york times" and "washington post" publishing the pentagon papers. this is a glorious tradition. you folks are part of it and we can't have politicians trampling on it with impunity. [ applause ] i'm sorry to report i'm not finished. hrchl hl meng canadian, quote, keep the populous alarmed with hob goblins, all imaginary. we can't allow the press to become an imaginary hobgoblin exploited for political gain. the thing that troubles me most at the moment is the sustained truth or cavalier disregard of it both here and by autocratic regimes abroad. john adams said facts are disturb earn things and our wishes cannot alter them. facts do the hard marching and should wear no ideological coloring. without the facts, we cannot have agreement in our badly divided nation. more importantly, without the facts, we cannot have an honest disagreement. i applaud any president who aspires to the nobel prize for peace, about you we don't want one in running for the nobel prize for fiction. [ appl

this is canada's christine sinclair scoring a remarkable 180th goal in international football. she made her debut aged 16, she's now 35 and still scoring ahead of the summer's tournament in france. the england boss could see plenty of room for improvement in his team. yeah, ithink yeah, i think it's frustrating. i thought we played well and created chances but just thought we played well and created chances butjust did not and up getting them in the back of the net and we could have been a bit better in and around the box with our chances of being a bit more patient, and obviously their goal was one of their only shots on target. obviously we are disappointed but we have to look forward to the next game. and of course the england captain. scotla nd were also in action. they took the lead in their friendly against chile through erin cuthbert. but chile equalised thanks to a penalty..it finished i—all. spurs defender danny rose says he can't wait to end his career as a footballer because of what he believes is a failure to tackle racist abuse. racist chanting was directed at rose

phil neville's team were undone by one of the game's evergreen stars. 35—year—old christine sinclairar—old back in the year 2000. that proved to be the winner. scotland drew1 all in a friendly with chile. scotland took the lead through erin cuthbert. but chile equalised thanks to a penalty. scotland play brazil next on monday. at 5.15 this afternoon, the eyes of the sporting world will be on aintree as the grand national gets underway. if you're having a flutter, there is one horse that stands out in the a0 runners, one that could make history. the hot favourite tiger roll would become the first horse to win back to back nationals since red rum in the 19705. andy swiss reports. he is the horse with history in his sights. this is tiger roll, last year's grand national winner now chasing a place in the record books. there is red rum... not since the great red rum in 1974 has a horse won back—to—back nationals. but after a scintillating season, tiger roll is once again at the one to beat. he could be going to the grand national with a bit of preparation. there are a lot of fences to jum