goldstein for being on today. there's so much to talk about, and i wanted to ask them, i should have, i talk about what keeps the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and the secretary of defense. what causes you to have sleepless nights, gentlemen, if you don't mind sharing, if you can share a similar or an example of a sleepless nights because of the threat facing the homeland? >> i will just return back to a line that we are just on, which is the possibility of the cyber attack impacting a critical service function that results in loss of life or harm to the american people. this could be the control system. it could be a ransomware attack at hospital the results in the in the availability of critical services, as we've seen in other countries. so it is really this transition of cyber attacks moving from a focus on stealing or accessing data which is give the concerning but towards a cyber attack impacting the provision of a critical service, water, electricity come healthcare upon which people depend. it's th

our thanks to diane goldstein there.ity of quetta has killed three people and injured 11 others. the blast took place in the car park of the serena luxury hotel, which is often visited by officials. the chinese ambassador was believed to be the target and the pakistani taliban say they are behind the attack but are not believed to be behind it. stay with us on bbc news — still to come: righting a historical wrong in illinois — how one city has pledged millions to address racial housing discrimination dating back decades. the stars and stripes at half—mast outside columbine high. the school sealed off, the bodies of the dead still inside. i never thought that they would actually go through with it. choir singing one of the most successful singer—song writers of all time, the american pop star prince has died at the age of 57. i was — it's hard to believe it. i didn't believe it. we just — he was just here saturday. for millions of americans, j the death of richard nixon in a new york hospital has i meant conflicting emoti

all those new flags were paid for by tom taylor and his partner, jerry goldstein. well, taylor recently passed away today, a ceremony honored their contributions with goldstein receiving the flag. the avenue green light initiative. well they will take over the flag repl. president body weighs in on the latest jobs. report i'm rebuilding in washington with war on what it means com. is sh. sir of recover. fox news correspondent ray broken has more on today's jobs report and what the president had to say about the latest numbers. help is here. opportunities coming and at long last is hope. president biden cheered the march jobs report showing the economy, added 916,000 jobs and the unemployment rate dropped to 6% that's a long way from the 14.7% last april, but the administration is stopping short of a full celebration over eight million jobs that existed a year ago today are yet to return. president biden is trying to carry his mo mentum from the american rescue. plan and vaccine success into a new multi trillion dollar infrastructure package. the president says he'l

jerry goldstein, and is werner, tom taylor, who recently passed away. >>> an exciting day in san jose as kids and their families were welcomed back to the children's discovery museum. the facility reopened today after a 13 month closure. for now capacity is limited to 25%, to comply with county guidelines. visitors two years and older are required to wear face masks pick up as part of an equity program, certainly families that show an ebt card or other documents can visit the museum for two dollars per person. >>> more local news at 5:30. the dramatic finish moments ago for the stanford women's basketball team as they fight for a spot at the national championship. vern is in the building. he will have the highlights. >>> game one for the a's is in the books, but there were some glitches that left a lot of baseball fans hungry. we asked the team about lessons learned from

diane goldstein is a retired lieutenant, and the executive director of the law enforcement action partnershipow about the trial which is so important is accountability is just a small part of it attaining justice, criminal responsibility is just one piece to reform, that really needs to be a national movement that shifts both policy and law, and i welcome the investigation into mpd because every agency can learn from that, but we have to focus on many different things, both at the local state and national level relative to transforming the criminaljustice system and policing and in particular completely. we have to look at what we want our police to do. for so many years in america, we use the police to cover issues of socio—economic poverty and mental health issues and substance abuse issues, and we have a lot of criminalisation in that doesn't work, so we have to look at the inequities in the structural racism that in many aspects have been built and because we over police people in the united states.— over police people in the united states. . , ., united states. that phrase over olicin: i

relations i'm joined by my guest lattimer goldstein in providence he is the chair of the department of slavic studies at brown university in pittsburgh we have dan like he is a professor of law and author of the plot to scapegoat russia and tell us how we crossed the general me whose motto he is managing editor of covert action magazine and author of 4 books on u.s. foreign policy including the russians are coming again all right gentlemen cross how girls in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it glad i'm here let me go to you 1st here as i said in my introduction the relationship is in tatters there's virtually no relationship right now and it seems to me that washington simply doesn't want to have a relationship with moscow if moscow won't take the knee and you and i know that's never going to happen so we're in a stalemate is long it's peaceful i suppose we can all live with it here but we have something in the middle called the ukraine and other areas where there could be contention with syria potentially venezuela being punished if there is a

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the lime life of adults translated by ann goldstein narrated by marisa tome made. a fun age by kyrie read narrated by nicole ruth. >> an amazing field of talented narrators and the winner for the best female narrator are 2021 is. >> the city we became by nk jemison narrated a robin miles. [applause] >> wow thank you. oh my goodness thank you for this deeply satisfying honor and for recognizing the work that i love so much, the work that i think narration audio book saved my life. and thank you to the lease and michelle because we absolutely collaborated on this and the best that a girl could ever ask for dream of. thank you to my extended family for gracious and generous artist that anyone could ask for and i'm grateful for my new husband who started helping me with the company. you are just so good at this we would add your own narrative. really all of my colleagues. thank you so much. >> i just want to say congratulations to all the nominees. you did amazing stellar work. >> thank you very much for all that you guys do. >> congratulations all the finalists and wi

goldstein opened fire on scores of palestinian worshippers. 29 palestinians were killed and more than massacre triggered rioting and chaos throughout hebron and attacks by hamas and other radical groups. israelis were targeted by suicide bombers and hebron's fragile peace was shattered. the israeli military shut down some palestinian streets completely and closed off others to palestinian vehicles. the most visible example is al shahadry. >> and those are in the area and the main shipping area was closed and say people can't use the regular entrance to their homes. >> sometimes in israel the door is sealed. look. this is the main gate to a palestinian house so they come from the back yard. to the house, they use the roof tops to go to their homes. this used to be a barbershop. this one. this is the shop closed by military orders. what a barber shows security threats? >> israelis would say this is one small portion that we have that we're forced to secure and you always focus on this street as opposed to the rest of hebron, which is a model of a muslim middle eastern city. >> times squ

and city trends kingsbury sits on the board of big cots with aaron goldstein.dition of christine day, too she worked with michelle goss previously at starbucks and day was identified from the experience in athleisure to be a great fit for kohl's plan to lean further into the active and wellness space steve burd and frank sica with retire michelle added this doesn't change anything. kohl's has momentum and had a great strategy already in place. i think the bottom line is both sides are happy today. dom? >> courtney, i have watched your interviews with michelle about the issues of kohl's coming up with the new board members in place what can we expect to see from goss and the executive team at kohl's to right the ship? >> so i think that these new board members do bring some added retail expertise some outgoing board members didn't have the same areas of expertise that some of the new board members do thomas kingsbury was with burlington for a long time and did a good job transforming that business and then christine day is the former ceo of lululemon and kohl's

i talked to a friend of mine, adam goldstein, who says book your flights now while prices are low.e spoke to me from an airport. i try to see my parents at least once a month in chicago. should i be scheduling those out from now? it seems like prices are low but i don't know if they will be in the future. >> it's a great idea to make those plans, and most airlines have made it free to cancel if you can't make the trip. you cancel, you get credit to another trip. maybe the fare has come down. if it has, you can cancel and then rebook at the lower fare. >> you have to be able to support doing it, i suppose, but as adam says, take advantage of those free cancellations while you can. >> good advice. >> yeah. >>> well, have you noticed gas prices lately? right now nationally it's nearly $1 per gallon higher than this time last year. san francisco leads the country at nearly $4 a gallon with oakland not far behind. industry watchers say prices should stay pourt even drop after a possible new surge this summer. >>> we're going to get to mike with a look at the morning commute, but first w

monica goldstein who i mentioned before, maybe everybody was on the phone, she and i have something in common, we both started in high school. she has a teacher and me as a student and she has done much better than i have through the years. in addition, we have teresa dudley, of the educators association and a member of the board of directors. wayne dalman, the national pta field service committee member. thank you very much for being with us. the pta president at overlook, a full spanish immersion school. and jared tyler, the pta president at my angelo branch immersion school. i think all of you, as i said at the beginning, for being with us, but also much more importantly, for all you do every day to make such a difference in our school systems. i quote frederick douglass, obviously born a slave on the eastern shore as was harriet tubman. i have a picture of frederick douglass and harriet tubman in my conference room in the capital, but frederick douglass i quote all the time when he said it. it is easier to build strong children than it is to repair broken men. and i think that a su

i talked to a friend of mine, adam goldstein, who said book your tickets now while prices are low.e spoke to me on the road from an airport. i try to see my parents in chicago close to once a month. should i be schedule all of those now, kind of filling out my calendar? it seems like prices are low. i don't know if they will be in the future. >> it's a great time to make travel plans because pretty much all the airlines made it free to cancel if you change your mind. worst case scenario, you decide not to take the trip, you decide to cancel, you get a credit for another trip. or maybe fares come down. you can cancel and rebook it at the lower fare. >> some really good advice. laura, you may recognize adam from "hook back" and there's another one called "flight penguin." there were weekends i would just pick something at random. that's the nice thing about having kids. you can say, all right, guys, i'm off to portland. >> i remember on monday mornings, scott and i sat across from each other, and i was like, what are you doing this weekend? i'm taking the kids to the zoo and you're t

tom taylor and his partner, dr jerry goldstein.lor recently passed away and the ceremony is being held. in his honor, along with announcing the new avenue green li the flag alive. san francisco's frame line film festival is coming back this june with a mix of in person in virtual events. last year's festival was completely online. but this year, organizers say the lgbt q festival will offer outdoor and drivin screenings, including the first ever prime movie night at oracle park. they plan to release the full schedule of films in the coming weeks. tickets will go on sale next month. yeah happening today. stanford takes on south carolina in the semi finals of the nce a women's. basketball tournament. dead for coach tara vanderveer says she's treasuring every moment with her team for this team that has showed some great resilience. great determination on incredible togetherness. i'm their biggest fan, and i just know that i only have two more games of potential coaching them, and i wanted to be two great games. go demanded. we're also

is ahead for corporate taxes, kevin o'leary, shark tank investors and cnbc contributor and alexis goldsteinve stopped. we did repatriate a lot of money that is no longer abroad do you -- would your argument than was a mistake to make our corporations more competitive? >> i don't think there was no meaningful increase in business reinvestment we didn't see a boost to research and development we didn't see an increase in worker's wages what we saw is companies pushing out dividends to shareholders and buying back their own shares and majority of those benef rebounded to the top 1% that own the majority of the assets in the united states. we can't look at this in a microcosm. this is part of a larger investment plan that is going to create millions of jobs. much that's going to improve the infrastructure, repair our roads, our bridges, bring broadband to every singl american, every company that wants to bring its goods and services to the united states is going to benefit from that kind of infrastructure investment i don't think the changes made in 2017 fulfilled any promises they made. i thin

now will go the doctor goldstein from prince george's county. >> at morning at thank you for having me. we started in person learning yesterday grades. k-6 and on april 15 we will bring in grades seven through 11. we have families with decided to bring students back for in person learning the most of them are at the elementary level. we are grateful for the funds we are currently seeing in the funds they plan coming up along with our school service workers have been phenomenal. i'm grateful for usda regulations because that allowed us to serve 7 million meals to her students. i'd calculated that this past tuesday so that was the mom and all. we didn't realize that food insecurity challenge we had. with additional funds we were able to change the wi-fi not only for our families serving meals that those "by or they couldn't afford to pay anymore and we were able to utilize those funds for a one to one school district could i agree with my colleagues we won't have the same form of normal teaching that we experience when we were in person before. i knew when we announced we would have to b

. >> authors joanne samuel goldstein and colleen check altered their thoughts on addressing poverty in america . here's a portion of that program. >> the government definitionally is a whole lot of people in . i believe most people understand in their guts. that poverty is not record your basic needs. so if you can't not, that are . however, the government measure of poverty excludes somebodythat's true . and we knew that 40 percent of americans could not afford at least one of their basic needs. told us nearly half of the nation was at one point in poverty. before pandemic and beforethe associated recession . >> is the famous line, give a man a fish and he for a day. teach a man to fish and fees for a lifetime. using issue that extends how we help people. >> that saying assumes that there's something wrong with a person. that they have a lack of knowledge. a lack of ambition, a lack of skill and our society as this really horror about supplying people with things that society feels they didn't earn. when someone is hungry, the sensible thing to do is to give them food. and once they a