before proceeding that got under way in glasgow, nick fossett had e—mailed us to ask.he wraps i ghetto forks, on monday of the 14 stories about copper or climate at the top of its news website, none appeared in the top news red lester. simon garrett thought that was... . 0thers took it as a sign that bbc had overestimated the audience's interest in the environment, and there was another source of irritants as well. . , . another source of irritants as well. ., , ., ., ., another source of irritants as well. ., ., ., ., well. there was a mountain to climb still _ well. there was a mountain to climb still in _ well. there was a mountain to climb still in terms _ well. there was a mountain to climb still in terms of - climb still in terms of tackling this problem. climb still in terms of tackling this pr switched mid. climb still in terms of tackling this pr switched away, and wednesday we switched away, and had our bulletin on the covid situation. had our bulletin on the covid situation-— had our bulletin on the covid situation. this is cop26, it is really more _ situati

the late ray fossett will be inducted into the a's hall of fame next season.ssed away last month after a lengthy battle with cancer. he won two world series with oakland in the 70s, and spent over 30 years in the broadcast booth. whenever you hear anyone mention a word about them, it's never about the game of baseball. it's always about how remarkable of a human being he was. that is the number one thing that is important. baseball stats, people forget those. people never forget how you made them feel. >> it should say that on his trading card. great guy. >> nice to hear about that. >>> up next, while the first responder is being hailed as ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> an alameda county firefighter being hailed a hero. >> a helped save her life over the ocean. joe was on a flight to maui earlier this year when a passenger had a medical emergency. they were 2 hours from landing, so the firefighter jumped into action. >> he performed chest compress

same experience and those thats have the same range of emotions and being a jerk i am a totally key fossett that helped our marriage. with that viewpoint so he is a great person and i was not accepting who i thought he should be more like me. but he is more open with me now. >> and nine more open to science now because i experienced those changes when he went on testosterone a very clear my brain operates very differently than it did before and after than the transition. >> when i was estrogen dominant i can hold 20 threads of information. [laughter] >> and then it seems to show more interest. but part of it and that's why some are very shortsighted because it is the capacity. >> it is more short-term goal oriented. >> i work for a feminist organization. i'm an emotional person and then the way that i think about what needs to happen next and then to take that information it has shifted. >> . >> and also there is also. >> and we have been looking and looking to explain at one end of the continuum and there's just a lot of literature. >> and what she considers. >> i definitely recommend it.

who i am and i'm kind of being a jerk and i should be always me, i should not be like that, a leaky fossettperson. so it's not like a feminist viewpoint, i guess that he's a great person and i was not accepting that he should be more like me. and it's not like what is the matter with you. >> i'm more into science now. i'm very clear that my brain operates very differently than i did before and after a transition period and the main thing is that whenfe my brain ws a parth of this site i can hold information areas now my brain is more like a two-lane road. and part of it is you do this thing in front of you in on the next thing and then the next thing. and i forget that that's why a lot of individuals are very shortsighted. but the capacity to hold more. >> do you feel more short-term goal oriented? >> yes, i do. >> i work with them. and i'm capacious with all of those things and that includes what needs to be happening next and that includes taking information into a roomful of people. that includes communication as well and that has been the biggest shift of all for me. >> i would also rec

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