road. >> lynn? apparently lost on frank jaramillo. it was mid-morning late november, detective nelson was worried. would he show up? >> you sit in a parking lot by yourself and you kind of go over -- sure your heart races a little bit. i mean it's crunch time and you feel like everybody's kind of depending on you to get this done. and you want it to go well. >> so the idea is you're reeling him in like a fisherman but there are times you don't always know what's going to happen. >> right. could have a fray in the line, have it break. i've had that happen a few times. >> but not this time. there was frank in a brand new lexus suv. >> referring to a less expensive car he'd be driving. money from fred schockner is what the cop meant. frank did not take that bait. >> i got to get going. >> hard to tell from the video but frank coughs up the money. >> are they looking at you? >> the detective was inside a van listening to the whole thing go down. >> that was the nail in his coffin. >> so the instant he o

her name was lynn. kim was lynn's best friend. camp. >> when i first met her, she came flying into the room bigger than life and she jumped up on one of the bunks and said, tell me who you like here. >> reporter: was she talking about boys then? >> yeah, she was. i'm like looking at her going, who is this wild woman? >> reporter: lynn was funny and fiery and full of life. kim knew she liked lynn right away, but it was their shared spirituality that cemented their friendship. >> we both were committed to serving god, and she would just draw you in. and she cared about you. and she wanted to pray for you. she wanted to know what you needed. >> reporter: lynn was already out of college and working. kim was still in school. but they shared prayers and secrets. lynn told kim what she wanted in a man. >> a christian husband, somebody who loved the lord, was a leader and strong but yet general. and we talked about it. you know, if i started dating someone or if she did and -- we had a check and, you know, we talked about that. i don't kn

people have been a lockdown for a while. —— lynn.tired and want to at the very least be able to book maybe not an international holiday but a uk holiday the summer and the transfer secretary grant schapps says it is not a good time to book, wait before you do that. yes. says it is not a good time to book, wait before you do that.— wait before you do that. yes. in scotland i _ wait before you do that. yes. in scotland i think— wait before you do that. yes. in scotland i think we _ wait before you do that. yes. in scotland i think we see - wait before you do that. yes. in scotland i think we see paying l wait before you do that. yes. in i scotland i think we see paying fire for now, so essentially matt hancock the health secretary says just three weeks ago at a downed street press conference he stood up and confessed that he had actually booked a holiday to cornwall which i'm slightly worried now has jinxed everybody by doing so and he also said we would have a great british summer. he said he did that and they got everybody�*s hopes u

lynn: the process continues.n reduction target of at least 50% 2030, and net zero by 2050. in all of our jurisdictions, we put together plans on how to reach those goals. in the carolinas, and integrated resource plan puts together a variety of scenarios, so we are well into discussions with the state and with stakeholders on what is the right path forward. how quickly do we move? what type of resources gets built? we see 2021 is a really important year to demonstrate that progress, which will set the agenda for the rest of the decade. guy: good morning. andrew cuomo within the last couple of seconds declaring a state of emergency throughout the hudson valley. it is cold out. it is monday morning. it is very cold on the eastern seaboard. what are you using right now to cope with what i'm sure is a huge amount of peak demand, and do you think that peak demand story is going to be something that you are going to have to change over the next few years? lynn: peak demand is what we build our system to take care of so

scott lynn time that's a big gamble too. scott lynn is _ time that's a big gamble too.eturns. boris johnson gone all out. all kids _ returns. boris johnson gone all out. all kids are — returns. boris johnson gone all out. all kids are going to school. | all kids are going to school. wanted all kids are going to school. i wanted to have time to show lukashenko on snowmobiles was that we haven't got time. look forward to seeing you both in a0 minutes' time. forward to seeing you both in a0 minutes' time. that's it for the papers. hello i'm tt and this is your sports news where we start with the prime minister's announcement about lifting lockdown restrictions in england. we now know when outdoor sports will be able to resume, when you'll be able to go to the gym again, and — this is a big one forfans — when crowds could be allowed back into sporting events. with more details, here's patrick geary. it has been a long bleak winter when for most sport has become a simple solitary experience done alone or at home. courts, gyms and clubs closed. today for england at least we g

lynn got in touch with us and _ have you found? lynn got in touch with us and along with _ have you found? lynn got in touch with us and along with her- have you found? lynn got in touch | with us and along with her husband steve _ with us and along with her husband steve and — with us and along with her husband steve and her father richard. they spent _ steve and her father richard. they spent a _ steve and her father richard. they spent a long, long time on the phone trying _ spent a long, long time on the phone trying to— spent a long, long time on the phone trying to get through to someone. we put this_ trying to get through to someone. we put this to _ trying to get through to someone. we put this to hsbc and we said hey, what _ put this to hsbc and we said hey, what is _ put this to hsbc and we said hey, what is going on? in the first instant — what is going on? in the first instant hsbc apologise for the prolonged wait and when they were able to— prolonged wait and when they were able to help they refunded the money — able t

you look just like her. >> anna nicole's birth name was vicki lynn hogan.ed in houston but she did have problems in houston. >> she was in an abusive situation. she was sexually abused and physically abused. that's what she told me. and that's what she would cry about. i wasn't there, but i believe her. >> she is sent to mexia, this tiny, dusty town, to live with her aunt kay and cousins. >> this is crispy's. so i was working here. and she would come in every day. >> she gets pretty sweet on the guy who runs the fry-o-later, billy smith. not much longer, billy smith marries vicki, makes her vicki smith. >> she had her son when she was 18. >> i thought, well, if i have a baby, i'll never be lonely again. i had my son, and i'm not lonely, and i love him, and he's great and wonderful. >> vicki leaves her husband and decides to move back to houston. >> so what she does is walk into a gentleman's club and ask if she can get a job. >> the day that i went on to dance the first time, i ran out, because i was so horrified and so ashamed of myself. but when i was dri

was there and so i got to draw vera lynn entertaining the troops with kind of like animals all in the monkeys and things. fantastic pictures. and he was such an inspiration, wasn't he, during such a difficult time for the whole country? he brought a lot of inspiration to people really at a very, very difficult painful time for the whole country. what a wonderful, positive man. positive, positivity is something right now we need and we have needed all the way through this. and then captain tom came along and it was just like, wow! here comes a little bit of british eccentricity, but it is what we need. we needed someone like him, and he has kind of led the way to kind of feeling positive about how we can get through this, he's been amazing. and do you think children have related to him as well for his positivity, as well as adults? i think everybody has taken on board what he's said. you just see so many people also going and kind of doing their own kind of like charity runs and different things. and he's been such an inspiration to so many people. he's been what the nation has needed.

lynn? this was andrew _ idea for all concerned. lynn? all concerned. lynn? this was andrew bailey's mentioned i idea for all concerned. lynn? this was andrew bailey's mentioned how beauchamp and naegele speech that he would normally give over at dinner but that that's a mansion house speech. we are in a different world now. but the call for the eu for city banks to comply and eu regulations and we all know why we left the eu. it wasn't to still comply with brussels red tape. with some of these demands are for britain in the uk to be healthy stricter regulations and that required of the us and switzerland and other countries like australia and other countries like australia and hong kong and even brazil, so they have been granted equivalence of that is how the uk is asking for. there is a caveat in there from andrew bailey where he does appreciate there might be compromises being made to essentially comply with that level playing field and that is the phrase we often hear in the run up to the brexit deal at the tail end of the year. i rea

need to know we are preparing you with our week long series the price you pay your taxes here is jo lynn kent >> it is more stuff this year. >> reporter: instead of waiting january, tax season begins february 12th. experts recommend to file early >> if you are able to file it early than normal, you may get your refund sooner so that you can have that cash >> reporter: it will reduce identity theft especially your social security and budget what you may owe and claim stimulus money from last april or december if you qualified and did not receive it >> reporter: what if you get your checks in january? >> they are going to be included on your 2020 tax return it is not going to reduce your regular refund without your stimulus >> reporter: you may be able to file for free. check your eligibility on irs.gov. switching to deposit can help you get a third stimulus check faster >> reporter: even though the start of tax season is pushed back, the deadline is still april 15th >> jo lynn kent, thank you. >>> it was one for the ageless last night in tampa. tom brady making history turning stephanie g

with more on that here is jo lynn kent. >> reporter: the irs sounding the alarm. criminals are changing their tactics, trying to get your tax refund >> how is this tax season different during previous years >> schemers are looking to cash in we have seen a variety of covid-19 scams that are designed to steal money and personal information. >> reporter: there is an uptake in scammers using words like coronavirus and covid-19 and stimulus and e-mails and letters and checks or links. >> you would receive an e-mail telling you you are eligible for your economic impact payment and click on a link to claim it >> reporter: once you click on the link to share information, you are opening the door for scammers criminal posing as the irs like offering bogus stimulus payments the agency will only contact you. >> the irs will not contact you or by phone to say you are eligible for an economic payment. >> reporter: if you do get a call from the irs, ignore it and do not share your personal data. if you have been targeted and given out your information, report that to the irs.

a very similar experience to lynne. 20 hours for you, seven hours.ee happen or change now? we have had such a tearful, hard time through this whole week. it has got to be changed. it needs to be changed now. they are saying it is because of covid. i fully sympathise with that. it is almost two years now with covid. they need to have more people involved if they realise there is a problem. can ijust ask you one question, because i know lots of people watching are always worried about falling for these kind of incidences in the first place. can you talk us through really simply what happened with your father? he was contacted by phone by a scamming company saying that they could help him with his computer. they used a certain name... they had some information on him, could they go through this to help them. they just softly, softly, but over a fairly long time, got a lot of information out of him. they called him back several times and left messages. they were that convincing that they got information out of him. it is really frightening, isn't it, how

and he was such an inspiration, _ lynn. fantastic pictures.ictures. and he was such an inspiration, wasn't he, - such an inspiration, wasn't he, during such a difficult time for the whole country because mckee brought a lot of inspiration to people at a difficult, painfultime. —— because he brought. difficult, painfultime. -- because he brought-— difficult, painfultime. -- because he brought. positivity is something we really need _ he brought. positivity is something we really need right _ he brought. positivity is something we really need right now _ he brought. positivity is something we really need right now and - he brought. positivity is something we really need right now and we i he brought. positivity is something i we really need right now and we have needed all the way through this and then captain tom came along and it wasjust then captain tom came along and it was just like, then captain tom came along and it wasjust like, wow, here comes a little bit of british eccentricity but it's what we need, we needed someone like him and he

she was back to vickie lynn. and how she did it, i don't know.that's pretty new to television. ♪ she says yes to a reality show. >> two thumbs up. my dream house. >> reality shows are really -- pretty much fresh-baked at this point. people like the osbournes. >> rock 'n' roll! >> or people like nick lachey and jessica simpson were doing these shows, revivifying their stardom. >> so here comes anna nicole smith into this brave world of reality television. >> that's my son. isn't he cute? >> was that who she really was? the first season was quite a ratings success. >> the luxurious hardware is coming out right now. >> whatever she did the crazier she got, i think was her ticket. it was all part of her plan. >> but the ratings started to plummet in the second season, and the show was cancelled before the third season really got underway. >> and then she kind of disappeared for a little bit. she was out of the spotlight. no one really knew where she was. >> hi. i'm back. >> she had a comeback. she had a contract with trimspa. and she drops 69 pounds.

lynn, i will start with you, if i may, which is just a big picture point as to why you founded thisfirst place. and my broad question is, did you feel that capitalism was genuinely underthreat without progress of the sort you are trying to seek >> well, to answer your second question, i definitely believe that capitalism is under threat, that we cannot have these levels of inequality and injustice, and destruction of the planet that in many ways have been caused by our free market markets and expect the social contract to survive. it's certainly been under a lot of strain. and it was because of that strain that i thought to put together this commission and vital to the commission was the situation where we were before covid and before george floyd, but we still had a situation where inequality was at levels in america where many of the wealthiest people in america were saying, this is terrible, this is terrible and the facts merited it since 1979, the stock market had been up 600% worker productivity had been up 70%. and average worker wages had only gone up 12% so we were definitel

jillian: lynn allen, thank you for joining us.r and we'll certainly be continuing to follow this. thank you very much for your time. >> thank you all very much. have a blessed day. god bless america. todd: right back at you. jillian: make sure you download the fox news app, open your camera and scan the qr code. .todd: never miss a minute of "fox & friends first." "fox & friends" start right now. the big question, will they have the cat video. you'll find out. three, two, one. >> day one is in the history books, the senate voting 56-44 saying the trial is constitutional. >> rather than address the real challenges we have in this country, the democrats want a week of raging at donald trump. >> in a letter, joe manchin writing the keystone pipeline, there's better priorities of by keeping americans working. >> it's never been about the environment, it's about appeasing the coastal elites. >> a texas judge suspended the moratorium. >> i.c.e. is being told not to deport criminals anymore.

now jeremy lynn is trying to get back to the show.the alum had 18 points in his debut down the orlando bubble. i have in my hand the thursday morning top five. >>> don't do >> thecoach -- oh, back to jordan spieth who used a four iron in practice at the short par 3 at pebble. >> here it comes. >> jordan needs that kind of mojo teeing off tomorrow. tennessee and georgia, call it rocky top in knoxville and nobody is topping johnson. buccaneers had a parade on the water today. you know, when you've won seven lombardis you can get crazy with the hardware. tom brady chucked it to another boat. it's easy to see why he had the courage to do that. tommy looked a little wobbly afterwards, joked on social media that he had too much avocado tequila. you know what? i think it would have been better had that lombardi trophy sunk to the bottom of the bay. you would have been super bowl dive team searching for it. that's the latest in sports. i am dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> 4:56. opening vaccine availability. >> next on kpix5 and streami

lynn said she's relieved to finally get her shot. >> i have mother-in-law and m protected, make sure. >> reporter: new numbers show evidence of racial disparity when it comes to who is getting access for the vaccine in contra costa county and across the state. this county supervisor said he's concerned. >> the vaccination rates are about three times higher in some of those wealthier, more white communities than in communities like richmond which has a higher percent of african-americans and latin residents. >> reporter: health leaders told him one possible reason is during the initial vaccine rollout, many doses went to people in skilled nursing facilities. many of which are in the more affluent communities of walnut creek and danville. he said to make sure there is equity. the county is planning to offer more clinics and do more outreach in communities with lower vaccine rates. in hercules, nbc bay area >>> in san francisco today the city opened a neighborhood vaccination site in the mission district on 24th. it's the city's first neighborhood vaccine site. but they said more will fo

this is the lynn col way-48 avenue diversion project, contract number ww-694. >> operator: thank you. next caller, you have two minutes to speak, and your line is open. >> can you hear me now? >> operator: yes. >> thank you. david pillpel. i have two items. item 9-a talks about a specific item without the contract or the date, so i'll be requesting that from city planning, if someone can find that. item 9-b, by contrast, includes the case number, the date, and has a link to the e.i.r. addendum. that's a much better model, and i would strongly encourage is that approach going forward. finally, 9-d. it has the case number and contract, but there's no link to the staff report in the categorical exemption, so that could be better. just looking to have a little bit better organization of these items. thanks very much. >> operator: next caller. you have two minutes to speak to item 9. >> this is ali altaha again, and specifically the contract with midship. if some of you have the history that i do, you should recognize the company being awarded this contract, which the owner is a personal f

the coach said today he applauds lynne for his post. >>> the calls are growing for a sacramento high school teacher to be fired after she was caught making a racist gesture during an online class. the teacher demonstrated a pose that is considered a pose considered a racial stereotype for asians. >> reporter: the spanish teachers use of the pose during an online class sparked outrage from the grant union high school community and beyond. in a video recorded by a student and later posted on social media, grant union high school spanish teacher nicole burkett is seen pulling her eyes up and down depicting the racist stereo time for asians known as -- >> under no circumstance is this acceptable. >> reporter: it has been likened to being offensive as mocking asian americans and mocking african-americans. it spans at least a century. the stereotype outrageously depicted in this world war ii "life" magazine article claiming you can tell them apart by facial features, fuelling at the time. >> if anything, it is absolutely harmful for our students in our community. >> reporter: twin rivers u

turns out rose lynn lives about ten minutes from him. answer at the door and one upload later out of the thousands of comments one stuck out from rose lynn's niece in new mexico. >> we get all these views. the next rn foller i amlike oh gosh, that's totally my house. >> to answer turning qu what wa box? it was food. some spaghetti sauce that was broken. that's a lot of trouble. >> thanks but no thanks to the package? but that was very nice of him. >> very nice. >>> 5:55. the count down is onto super bowl lv. >> next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, live out of florida where super bowl security is ramping up ahead of sunday's big game. >> reporter: the school district and union leaders under a lot of pressure in san francisco to figure something out and get kids back into the classroom. there is a plan in the works. i am kiet do. we have a live report from san francisco. >>> let's take another look outside before we head to break. it's friday mornin >>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, frustration building over a back to s

. >> lynn, let's start with you, father of 3, welding for 34 years, hired cancellation of the key --id the cancellation of keystone pipeline affect you? >> i have one boy going to college and i want them to have more than what i had. with them canceling this right here, it was a real shot in the foot for me because i'm home now and like i say, i need a job, and i need to take care of the children. i have to grow and make money. mike: greg, you have been a welder my understanding for more than 20 years, what are your work prospects at this point? >> well, at this time i really don't know. this was a big project, i don't really know. it's kind of the future is uncertain. i hope we can get this changed where we can go to work. mike: we have a map we can put up on the screen showing the pipelines running through the united states of america. obviously this administration making a priority to try to shift more toward green energy. lynn, your thoughts about basically how things are looking in terms of the traditional energy industry going forward? >> it's pretty grave right now. oil and ga

in san francisco, da lynn. kpix 5. >>> both sides have all ready agreed that prek and special ed instruction a week. >>> after ousting an entire school board parents in contra costa county renewing calls to get kids back into the classroom. >> if you're going to call me out i'm going to [ bleep ] you up. >> this video of the oakly school board caught on a zoom hot mic has been seen thousands of times propting all board members to resign. now it's all part of the statewide fight over reopening schools. a few dozen people gathered at oakly city hall today they planned to protest against the school board but the event turned into a rally to open schools. five days a week on campus pho. that's what we need. stand out front. get more parents. tell them to open the doors and look us in the eyes and tell whraws they're doing about what's happening to our children. >> it's not honestly the light we would want on our city. they were caught red handed saying inappropri ard of education overseeing the oakly school board u

the pilot said a long, sill lynn dry call object just flew over the plane. the faa and fbi now involved tonight. >>> news on bruce springsteen, appearing in federal court today, how he pleaded and responded to the judge. >>> and we showed you those hd images coming in from mars. someone online discovering something else. the secret message discovered. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on this wednesday night and it's great to begin with promising news for a change. the news today on the johnson & johnson one shot vaccine. the new 62-page report from the fda out today, saying the one-hot vaccine is safe and effective. meteorologist use authorization could now come within days. those welcome numbers tonight. the vaccine is 86% effective of preventing severe illness here in the u.s. and 100% effective in preventing hospitalizations and deaths. and at least 70% effective against asymptomatic spread. if we can halt that, we can reduce transmission. it comes after pfizer said just yesterday that it will meet that deadline, by the end of july

it says to my darling wife with lots of love lynn. his nickname was lynn and this was a page from one of his one of the books. is a picture that i have of him being home. this is my father on the far left. i'm the baby in the center. it's my grandfather in the middle and my grandmother on the right. and this was not the last time as you can see, i'm very small there. maybe it was what i was born. i'm not sure then he left for the war. for europe called the il de france. and he left in november of 44 the ship landed in scotland and from there. he traveled to england. and he was stationed there in england at a airfield called shipton. it was the home at that time of the eighth air force. and he was there the entire time until his last mission. he was in the eighth air force. they called them the flying eight balls, and i have some fun things that he sent home also some of the newspapers that were written there. so that's where he remained. i'm gonna read something here. you can see here. it shows shipton. with the arrows going out and a

by the 21st of september so there's a lot of positive noises being made at the chance to remember lynn tonight saying that the 2 new vaccines the johnson and johnson cure back substances are also expected to come on on stream the government saying of course there's lots of problems and painful weeks ahead because right now there isn't enough vaccine for everybody in germany who's waiting to get it but they're putting some money up to help. the manufacturers ramp up production and also to provide the regional states with that certainty and reliability of supply the vaccines they were purchased by the european union the e.u. has directed the entire bax nation program so far so why hold a german banks a nation some. you know well my understanding is that the european commission was represented at this event some of its people were being detained but i think actually this summit was not about looking for what problems there have been in the process up to now it was really about looking for what is the way forward in the german context and politically it's really sensitive because some peop

the coach said today he applauds lynne for his post. >>> the calls are growing for a sacramento highafter she was caught making a racist gesture during an online class. the teacher demonstrated a pose that is considered a pose considered a racial stereotype for asians. >> reporter: the spanish teachers use of the pose during an online class sparked outrage from the grant union high school community and beyond. in a video recorded by a student and later posted on social media, grant union high school spanish teacher nicole burkett is seen pulling her eyes up and down depicting the racist stereo time for asians known as -- >> under no circumstance is this acceptable. >> reporter: it has been likened to being offensive as mocking asian americans and mocking african-americans. it spans at least a century. the stereotype outrageously depicted in this world war ii "life" magazine article claiming you can tell them apart by facial features, fuelling at the time. >> if anything, it is absolutely harmful for our students in our community. >> reporter: twin rivers unified school board presiden

party that reflect kind of a moderate view seem to be getting the support the reason they were after lynne cheney was that she had voted to impeach donald trump and many trump backers didn't like. it so the bottom line is this is kind of a figuring out in the post trump era what the direction of the party is we seem to be getting that indication it wants to move away from the strong policies war towards the political spectrum in the middle and i think we're going to see that marjorie taylor green will be when this house votes that vote is held losing some of those positions given the fact that democrats are in the minority in that chamber so can really if she is bounced off those committees to she become more of a problem not less of a problem you know we know what she'll do don't we she will go to social media she'll talk about it on facebook she'll talk to the people who voted for her constituency and she will say something like they're trying to silence us gang they're trying to stop pos talking about all the bad things that we really know are going on and that's the big problem in all

carol lynn mckibben focuses on the role women played in the industry and how they were represented in steinbeck's novel. center for the american west hosted and provided the video for this program. i'm really excited to be here today to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the publication of steinbeck's cannery row and his literary genius, but also to share a view of steinbeck country from a female and working class perspective. so i'd like to begin by visually going back in time to the 1930s marco martinez put together a great series of photographs from that era that i want to spend just a couple of minutes going through to illustrate what i'm about to discuss and we can return to them at the end marco might you

carol lynn mckibben focuses on the role women played in the industry and how they were represented in steinbeck's novel. center for the american west hosted and provided the video for this program. i'm really excited to be here today to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the publication of steinbeck's cannery row and his literary genius, but also to share a view of steinbeck country from a female and working class perspective. so i'd like to begin by visually going bac

then, for him to produce a tweet from an individual, jennifer lynn lawrence, who they say was verified with a blue check mark, when it never was, and he took the words out of context. she was saying we the calvary, which is a reference to the cross, not cavalry, which is on horseback to attack. host: to riverhead new york, independent line, robert, hi. robert in riverhead, you are on. are you there? well, that will about do it. we lost robert, but thanks for all your calls and comments this morning. david reynolds, we will get him back on the program to reschedule that interview. we are back tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern and we hope you are, too. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: the 117th congress includes 60 new members, including state representatives, tillage and reporters, professional athletes. watch conversations with new members of congress this week at 8:00 p.m. eastern, presidents' day, tonight. we f

and lynn lynn this 2 stories together i would like you can look at this time i would like you to look at the timeline of the 2 events these are 6 months apart all right ok talk to me 3 the point is also which the film brought out is that your army chief knew perfectly well where his 2 other brothers were the ones that were on the run and apparently didn't tell the relevant authorities is not worth investigating it would be what investigated but please also you know as much as i do what this gentleman outside the jurisdiction of bangladesh and yet this information had been available we would have tried to have extracted protected them and provided we had an extradition treaty with this book and in fact in many cases we have done and there is no reason to believe that we would not have done and you are quite right. that if this is a provision had been available to the government the government would have taken action well perhaps this is all just too close to the higher echelons of power to dangerous to delve into in the fact that nobody in your country wants to delve too deeply into su

lynn versus brian a match up well worth watching as happened typically up their game against the record champions for recently rehired coach paul died it was a 1st home game back at the helm and his side put in another strong effort by and did win the penalty in the 11 minutes which saw robert live and step up he scored all goals in this season's previous 43 victory over how to this time he was denied by who ya shine back between the posts under the new coach and repaying the faith. however he could not prevent by and scoring 10 minutes later kingsley come on benefited from a hefty deflection the frenchman put in a lively performance and was rewarded with a slice of luck. after the break how to hell before it kept counter-attacking they even hit the back of the net just before the hour mark only to have the goal ruled out for an offside position in the build up. the capital club put in a strong performance in their 2nd game underdog i but it did not yield any points by him got the win them hurried off the pitch to catch their flight to the club world cup in. sad entertainment news now a

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say, sharing the overheated bleakness of ulrich seidl but lacking the coming—of—age empathy of, say, lynnehtly smug attitude, although others seem much more impressed. laughter. you can find bad tales now on mubi, which is also currently home to a couple of delightful canadian oddities. war. a foreign menace emerges and the fate of our country hangs in the balance. our troops spring into action... we shall fight for all that is right, and we will not stop until the world is perfect. but could one man be destined to save our great nation? in matthew rankin�*s debut feature, the twentieth century, the film—maker constructs a satirical account of one man's battle to fulfil his destiny and become the canadian prime minister, proudly flying the flag of national disappointment. a dizzying collage of absurdist set pieces that draw inspiration from everything from orwell to german expressionism, this is divertingly bonkers fare, a hallucinogenic meld of twisted history and celluloid madness with a hint of dada, a dash of dali, and a smidgen of monty python's meaning of life. a new century. it also

lady, lynn cheney, who discussed four of the 51st presidents who all hailed from virginia. here she weighs in on the debate over the removal of statues of america's founders who owned slaves. >> i am not opposed to taking down the confederate soldiers and federate leaders. they were traitors to the union, and i think that to take those statues down is fine. but i do, i am appalled actually when statues of washington fall or when the dc government has a commission that suggests that if we don't start explaining the washington monument and the jefferson memorial better than you know, maybe they should be moved to some other place. they can't do this, because those statues and those monuments are on private land. but i am appalled at this, and the hook for it is usually they were slaveholders. they knew slaveholding was wrong. jefferson i think called it a stain on virginia, and others have spoken of it as a mortal sin, and jefferson called it a sin against god. so they were fully aware of the dilemma in which they lived, the contradiction in which they existed, but they found

lynn versus brian a match up well worth watching is have to typically up their game against the record champions for recently rehired coach paul darvill i it was a 1st home game back at the helm and his side put in another strong effort by and did win the penalty in the 11 minutes which saw robert levin dusky step up he scored all goals in this season's previous 43 victory over here to this time he was denied by whom the yosh line back between the posts under the new coach and repaying the faith. however he could not prevent by and scoring 10 minutes later kingsley commom benefited from a hefty deflection the frenchman put in a lively performance and was rewarded with a slice of luck. after the break how to held the fort and kept counter-attacking they even hit the back of the net just before the hour mark only to have the goal ruled out for an offside position in the build up. the capital club put in a strong performance in the 2nd game underdog i but it did not yield any points by and got the win and then hurried off the pitch to catch their flight to the club world cup in qatar. are

. >> good morning, lynn. another bump in the road for the vaccine roll out. they said a -- rather south rarely halting their plan -- temporarily halting their roll out. south africa's health minister said they will move forward with the roll out of pfizer ask johnson & johnson's vaccines. >>> brace yourself for a hefty fines if you don't mask up. the tsa will be recommending fines ranging from $250 to as much as $1,500 for people who don't abide by the new transportation mask order. >>> regulators in the united kingdoms are warning tiktok users about risky trading moves based on the tips they see online. the bbc reports financial conduct authority says users should be weary of tiktoks that promise high return investments. the alert comes after game stop's wild ride fuelled largely by social media. >>> we are hearing that the post super bowl sec -- sick day is here to stay. >> yeah. i know. we are here by according to a new harris poll, more than 16 million americans may skip out on work today. more than half of those took a pre-approved personal day while ano

lynne is playing for the g league warriors right now.s week he wrote, a facebook post indicating an opposing player called him coronavirus during a game. it is unclear when this happened, but the g league is investigating. as for who taunted lin, lin took the high road, saying in a tweet today, he won't be naming or shaming anyone. >>> st. mary's college in moraga temporarily removed a sculpture from campus over its possible connection to nazi germany. the statue was located at the school's museum of art quad. more than 1,000 people signed an online petition that says it was created by a nazi artist. st. mary's released a statement saying it is taking the matter seriously and the school is researching how it acquired the statue in the first place. >>> well, focusing on issues involving race and social justice is part of abc 7's commitment to building a better bay area. black muslim food week is underway and working to highlight bay area halal restaurants. it has teamed up with ten restaurants and food vendors to increase awareness during

here is jo lynn kent one week after traders on reddit drove the stock to the moon.estop shares plunged. >> reporter: down 31%. as robinhood the most downloaded app for trading lose it but still cuts some restrictions on buying the stock reddit accused robinhood of hurting armchair investors >> it is time for the sec to get off their desks and do their jobs >> reporter: they bought gabehind it as a gift in 2019 >> i know my kid loved video games and i was teaching him financial literacy she purchased ten shares for jaiden over $6 a piece last week jaiden made more than $3,000 and cashed out. >> reporter: what are you going to do with the money you made on gamestop >> i have already saved 2,200 of it >> reporter: with confusion andv gamestop, we are learning congress will hold a hearing on february 18th. lester >>> up next inspiring america, the snow day >>> all right, back outside now and finally the big snow storm here in the northeast was just the diversion that many of us needed in these difficult days >> reporter: did someone say snow day the pandas at the nation

tonight, a conversation between benjamin franklin and thomas jefferson has portrayed by bill rogue lynn and bill darker. they talk about the rules in achieving revolutionary war era america and the constitutional government it produced. watch tonight. beginning at 8 pm eastern and enjoy american history tv, every weekend on c-span 3. today how speaker, nancy pelosi held a news conference on a 9/11 style commission to investigate january 6th capitol attack and legislation to increase the minimum wage. . >> good morning everyone, and it is a good morning, we're so excited that today, the equality act will come to the floor. we have passed it in the house before. the equality act, hr five joined discrimination against the lgbtq community. this time, it will be not only passed in the house, vital on a path to a signing at the white house. we're very excited about that. later, will be gathered i think right here, right? to talk about that more specifically, but i want to salute -- for his leadership on this legislation and senator merkley and just point out that when we announce that legisla

. >> and i'm lynn. good morning. chilly temperatures. strong wind and rain all returning. mary lee joins us with what is to come and our current conditions out there. >> good morning. tracking our next weather system it is a cold front to push across the bay area bringing increasing rain and kicking up the winds for us. nothing like what we saw last week but still we are looking at a decent storm pushing across the region later today. here is a live look with our san francisco camera. we are looking at temperatures in the 40s and in the 50s as we start off our day and as we head through the afternoon we are look at highs in the upper 50s along the coast. low 60s around the bay and mid 60s inland again. increasing rain and wind. let's time it all out for you. taking you hour by hour on future cast t north bay you will see that rain first as that cold front moves north to south. so looking at 3:00 p.m. and that heavy rain for the north bay as we look to this evening is when all of us catch in on that rain. this is 7:00 p.m. on future cast. then as we go through tonight you c