stefanie bolzen, polly toynbee, henry chu, thank you all very much.as well back home, whether you're throwing things at the television or not, the fact that you're watching or listening we really appreciate that. back same time next weekend, from dateline london. goodbye. hello, there. another cold day on saturday but not as bitter as it has been because the wind was not as strong. we started with blue skies and a frost but as the day went by we had clouds building to bring scattered showers and even some hailstorms. for quite a few of you the weather is going to follow a similar pattern on sunday. right now we have clear skies for the majority. temperatures already below freezing. in the first part of sunday morning, a widespread and sharp frost, temperatures down to “4 in some towns and cities. there could be one or two icy stretches around first thing. for many of you, a lovely start to the day if somewhat cold. blue skies and plenty of sunshine. through the day, cloud bubbling up in england and wales and we may see some showers, the odd one with h

stefanie bolzen, polly toynbee, henry chu, thank you all very much. to see you as well back home, whether you're throwing things at the television or not, the fact that you're watching or listening we really appreciate that. back same time next weekend, from dateline london. goodbye. after the frosty morning most of us are in for a pretty decent afternoon. here is a reminder of how cold it got, at least in some spots. minus seven degrees last night in wales and sennybridge, making it the coldest april night in nine years. even in london, temperatures were well below freezing. how about the outlook? bright weather today, but rain is expected tomorrow. the rain will already reach parts of scotland and northern ireland later on this afternoon. this is the picture for the first part of the day, sunny spells and a few showers across england and wales but the rain spreading into scotland and just about nudging into northern ireland as well. around 10 degrees for most of us the high. tonight, a different picture compared to last night, you can see cloud and

stefanie bolzen, polly toynbee, henry chu, thank you all very much. as well back home, whether you're throwing things at the television or not, the fact that you're watching or listening and we really appreciate that. back same time next weekend. from dateline london, goodbye. hello there. looks like being a much milder start to the week. some rain around as well. we have a warm sector bringing higher temperatures and a lot of cloud, but we start frost—free in the morning, temperatures from 6 in the south—east of england to a mild io celsius in scotland and northern ireland. still some rain moving south across england and wales, which will move away leaving damp, drizzly weather for western hills and coasts, and a lot of cloud. some further rain in northern ireland and western scotland. eastern scotland should be a bit drier and brighter. on the whole, cloudy skies on monday, breezy but mild, temperatures typically 12—14. for many parts of the country on tuesday, a milder air mass, and colder across northern scotland. we have a zone of thick cloud and

when polly disappeared in 1993, a man came in through the window of her room and took your daughter polly, which is more the way we think of can i -- kidnappings. this man just took a baby that was beside a car. what can we garner from that, if anything at all? >> probably the greatest lesson is a baby should never be left unattended under any circumstances. but certainly beyond that, this is a situation where somebody must have wanted a child. i think what people need to keep in mind that if a baby suddenly appears that wasn't there in your neighborhood or your apartment complex, then you have to immediately contact law enforcement. so you find situations all the time -- not all the time, but you find these kinds of situations. it used to be out of hospitals. hospital security is much, much tighter now, something like that would never happen. so people in these situations are going to look for an opportunity to take a baby. maybe this woman was stalked coming home from the store, i have no idea. but common sense tells you that somebody wanted a child. that's what this kind of kidnapping

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you've learned a lot over the years since polly was kidnapped. so what do those parents need to be doing as well as police to try to get this baby back home act? >> well, given the fact that your parents are going through the worst possible scenario, anyone could imagine they just got a hold on and cooperate with law enforcement until you say can until this thing is resolved. one forsman on the other hand should be issuing an amber alert. >> they should be checking cctv. they should be checking any surveillance cameras they have anywhere in the community. >> and given the fact that this baby was just grab like this, almost sounds like a crop offered to nutty, which would indicate that it's probably something quite local that that individual may have all of this woman home from the store. you taking advantage of the opportunity or was just driving by saw the baby sitting there and use that as the opportunity that i would also suspect that there's probably an accomplice involved. there's problem. there's got to be a cart them to get and there's got

i was trying to get at is polly she -- he is policy -- his p olicy shifting, and i did not see anything too dramatic. kristen: you would want to know would he do things the same way, this approach or would there be someone of a shift, and you are not noticing much of a shift. >> i will say, if i could add, i do think it is the case that he has done what he said he was going to do so it is a question of the electorate shifting. if he were to be recalled that would not reflect him doing something other than what he said he was going to do. kristen: if he is recalled who would be likely to replace him until the next regular election? is there a sense it would be someone very different? >> i am not very informed in terms of who might be named to the position if he were recalled, but we could be sure that it would be a more traditional prosecutor with a more law outlook. kristen: what do recent polls say about his chances? >> this poll indicates he is going to lose badly, but i am really sure that actually originated with the recall campaign. i am not sure that was an accurate poll. i do not

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and her name was anybody know polly. oh, i was supposed to ask you the name holly redford and you're familiar. poly redford. yes, and i believe she was involved with tropical, right? yeah, following redford award that we give out. okay. do you know about her and she published this book in 1963? why is 1963 a pivotal year in the history of bald eagles? somebody know other than poly redford's book, which is really about raccoons and in bald eagles. it was entitled eagle and raccoon. discuss 1963 was when the nesting population of bald eagle in the lower 48 reached his nadir across the lower 48 there according to a a population count conducted by audubon. there were only 487 nesting pairs in the lower 48. and coincidentally polony redford who lived it. i believe coconut grove. yes, and she was very good friends with marjor stoneman douglas. and she published her coincidentally published a book in 1963. so anyway, i saw a need there. to tell this story a lot has happened it just in the 21st century and in the history of the

the nathan and polly johnson house, effect, is the first home of frederick douglass when he escapes, using a seaman's protection paper in order to travel safely to the north, mostly by rail, and overland, but also using some waterborne means as well. he comes to new bedford in 1838, and he tries to find work using a skill that he was trained in, which was as a caulker. he wasn't able to do that because the caulkers of new bedford were not open to the idea of working where the men of color. but within a few years after his arrival, the color line gloat and caulkers were able to find work and new bedford by the 1840s so. this is a seaman's protection paper for israel white. he was born, he gives his birthplace as little creek, delaware, born sometime in 1799. but in 1836 he receives a seaman's protection paper. at the time he was born in delaware, delaware was, of course, a slave holding state. and there was a very strong possibility that he was in fact born to, born into slavery. so, i'll wrap up pretty much there, just reminding us that many of the skills that escaping african americ

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what was left of the camp, anastasia polly kiev boris agapov maxim sidorin and ilona gassiev did nothis season's first bike rental points have opened at vdnkh to serve 500 modern bicycles , as well as velomobiles and scooters. you can ride from 10:00 am to 10:00 pm this news, sure to interest many who make plans for the weekend. and what else does the capital poster promise us ? he himself lasted only 10 years, but the park had an impressive 56 cars, alas, but not one has survived to this day. however, looking at the exhibit, it is easy to imagine. what did he drive, the last russian a similar emperor was with the minister of the imperial court vladimir borisovich frederiks, and in a similar car. he once tried to ride emperor nicholas ii and offered him a sunday trip. they drove out of the yard and the car broke down. looking at this racing snow-white rolls-royce of the early 20th century, one might think that the engineer and skolkovo alexander atamanov found inspiration in it, creating his flying hurt in the exhibition hall of the northern river station. new exposure. this is alrea

bud polly the old -- what was polly's name before? >> oh, gosh. >> the headset thing. >> anyway. what i'm talking about the stock yields 3. >> yeah. >> it sells at eight times earnings it doesn't miss the quarter. it's brought back an endless amount of stock. it raises the dividend this is right in warren buffett's wheel house. >> i find -- hp buying polly which is the old plantronics it helped them with work from home. >> yeah. that's why corie barry, the ceo of best buy, who will be on tonight, saying, look, work at home not surprised. it's actually so good. >> right. >> it's not as though the enterprise is important for hp it is. >> it's huge enterprise is strong what she's saying is, you know, look at the motd ls -- models. i have to upgrade. everybody is missing a point about this new model it really helps you to have -- you need a big upgrade for everything that's why i think it was so smart to buy the plantronic. it sells at eight times -- that's a bear market multiple. >> it is eight years worth of earnings. >> enrique -- i met him for breakfast when he first took over --

marc klass, who founded the klaas kids foundation after his daughter, polly, was kidnapped and murdered in the 90's, says confirmation of 3 year-old brandon quay ares abduction should have been enough to escalate the case to an amber alert, which reaches cell phones and television sets directly. they have pictures of the guy walking off with a 3 month-old baby that belongs to somebody else and doing without anybody's permission. so, right there. you've got issue the amber alert on tuesday assistant san jose police chief paul joseph explained during a news conference why his department believe the case did not meet the requirements for an amber alert. we did not have information for an amber alert. we didn't have initially a suspect vehicle. we didn't have a license plate. >> we released what we had as soon as we had in order for an amber alert to be activated. there must be confirmation that an abduction has occurred. >> or a child was taken by anyone. the victim is 17 years of age or younger or an individual with a proven mental or physical disability. the victim is in imminent danger

the polli-bricks also provide insulation from heat, and their transparency allows natural light to enter. oh, and did i mention that solar and wind-powered systems power the 40,000 leds that light the building up at night? so, calling this place "eco-friendly" is really an understatement. this building is the future of urban design and architecture. the whole idea is that the whole thing can be recycled. i just undo this screw, take out the panel and i can take all this. every component is reduced back to its single material, without gluing them together. so what's the building used for now? still exhibitions, right? yes, art exhibitions. art exhibitions, okay. it's not a fine-art type. it's definitely designed for mass, public art, performing arts. what would it cost to build this? it was actually three million us dollars to begin with, and they kind of squeezed in a little here and there to push the budget to four. there's a similar-sized building right across the street, just down a couple blocks, constructed at the same time, under the government's traditional budget. that building i

marc klass, who founded the klaas kids foundation after his daughter, polly, was kidnapped and murdered in the 90's, says confirmation of 3 year-old brandon quay ares abduction should have been enough to escalate the case to an amber alert, which reaches cell phones and television sets directly. they have pictures of the guy walking off with a 3 month-old baby that belongs to somebody else and doing without anybody's permission. so, right there. you've got issue the amber alert on tuesday assistant san jose police chief paul joseph explained during a news conference why his department believe the case did not meet the requirements for an amber alert. we did not have information for an amber alert. we didn't have initially a suspect vehicle. we didn't have a license plate. >> we released what we had as soon as we had in order for an amber alert to be activated. there must be confirmation that an abduction has occurred. >> or a child was taken by anyone. the victim is 17 years of age or younger or an individual with a proven mental or physical disability. the victim is in imminent danger

russian occupier spokesmen who said that they might use chemical weapons against the dissenters of mary polly. okay, and then treat this with the utmost seriousness, which i would like to remind will leaders that the possible use of chemical weapons by the russian military has already been discussed. and already at that time, it meant that it was necessary to react to the russian aggression like much harsher and faster source kitchen issue h. m. i spoke to the w correspondent, young phillips shots about and asked about the unconfirmed reports of chemical weapons being used by russia against mario po. first, reports about the possible use of chemical weapons emerged last night sir. ukrainian fight us said that russian troops dropped a poisonous substance on the besieged city of maria pal using a drone. the u. s. and the u. k. have already started investigations. as you know, we have seen the use of chemical weapons, sir, by the russians and previous wars. however, the origin of the current sir, allegations seem to come from the so called as of regiment, it's a paramilitary group of fighting in

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christina polly had paid his $750 deposit for surgery for chocolate lab lulu for a tumor.little disappointing. i had known that this was brewing. it would have been nice for them to give us a heads up so we wouldn't have continued to book and rely on something as important as removal of a cancerous months, and they need to pay their rent and they need to buy groceries. how could they do this to them? declan says she and her family are concerned not only for her dog posey's care, but for the workers who have persevered through the pandemic. despite a staffing shortage. and then just to have the rug pulled out from under them, and it's just, you know, it's just it's infuriating, and it's heartbreaking. and i'm sorry for our community. i have no knowledge of what their finances are, and i and i also have no knowledge of what was the motivation behind. closing the hospital had sold the business four years ago to pathway now called thrive. pet health care based in texas. i hope that there is a way that montclair veterinary hospital can continue to exist and continue to serve. t

russian occupiers spokesmen who said that they might use chemical weapons against the defenders of mary polly. okay, i don't treat this with the utmost seriousness, which i would like to remind will leaders that the possible use of chemical weapons by the russian military has already been discussed. and already at that time, it meant that it was necessary to react to the russian aggression much harsher and faster source issue. issue h or earlier i spoke to our correspondent rebecca raters, about the latest i out of my tuple hello. it's really difficult to get real time information of what's happening in that received city. as you can imagine, communication has been caught from the city for more than a month. or the mayor of mario poll says at least 10000 people a believe to have been killed in that city. president lensky puts that number at much higher than that, saying tens of thousands in the multiples of 10000. and seeing the pictures and hearing the stories of people who do manage to get out of that city. unfortunately, it certainly seems that presidents are lends keys predictions. they a

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cbs sunday morning with jane polly is next. johnson & johnson, committed to improving health for everyone, everywhere. ♪♪ [trumpet] ♪♪ >> pauley: good morning. i'm jane pauley, and this is "sunday morning." russian forces have pulled back to eastern ukraine, leaving in their wake evidence of unspeakable war crimes. including an attack on a train station friday that left more than 50 dead. david martin will take a closer look at the

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i am a midwestern polly yan. [laughter] >> no. i will say that it was the grace of these families. i always say when people say that must have been so hard i just say imagine living it. they shared this, i will say it again they shared these moments because they want all of you to do something. to me that is the most inspiring thing. they have hope that things like what this book will inspire somebody to take some action. so they have faith despite all these efforts to underminera the democracy, to lie about the deaths of their children, they believe so how can we give up, howhi could i. >> last thing what can these people do? >> write to your congressman. i think that it's, first thing, read the book. we did a book event, he sandy hook dad said i would encourage people this is hard material but it's not so hard that you can't stand it. take it all in, read it, get mad and contact people who can make a change whether it's the social media platforms or members of congress who are starting to grapple in a bipartisan way. it's one of the few bipartisan efforts that is actually taking

[000:00:00;00] ah ah, tony, as public officials say mario polly is now almost completely controlled by russian forces. and the battle for the city may soon be over. and all the correspondence on location meets with a tongue for following an attack on the ukrainian neo nazi as o pattaya blue with the head of russia. faith agency slams a response to his request for economic sanctions to be lifted. only agency stressing that international space station cooperation is only possible if we're strict with the un condemns britain. censorship of russian media outlets including r t as the west launch is yes, another volley of sanctions against laska ah will welcome this is anti international with the latest world news update is good to have you with us. now if i think continues in the city of mario pole which has been ravaged by intense battle was for a month now. russian officials say more than a 100000 people. it being safely evacuated from the city to the east. however, the red cross attempted to escort a further 50 buses west of the city on friday, but was forced to turn back thank condition

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. >> reporter: the concert arranged by polly van der linde who runs the sonatina piano camp in vermont that i attended as a kid. when you put the call-out for volunteers, what was their reaction. >> they're like what can we do. we need to do something that makes us feel good, that gives back. and show this music took us over and we said we got to do this. >> reporter: the ukrainian pieces performed by professionals and beginners. the oldest performer, 92 years old. the youngest, 16 year old ben wilson, his father boris was born in crimea. >> when we reach out across the ocean, i know that this is for those fighting to survive. >> reporter: president zelenskyy at the grammy awards earlier this month. >> fell it in your music, today to tell our story. >> reporter: these 50 piano players heard the message and they're playing like the world is listening. ed o'keefe, cbs news, washington. >>> that is the "overnight news." you can follow us online any time, at cbs news.com. reporting from the nation's capitol, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is a cbs news flash, i'm tom hanson in new york. u.n

polly, there is a bigger issue?er there is a deal with ukraine, we are weaning ourselves off energy from russia, why would putin alienate his cash cow anyway? it is a self—defeating policy for him _ it is a self—defeating policy for him if— it is a self—defeating policy for him if he _ it is a self—defeating policy for him. if he switches it off, it then becomes— him. if he switches it off, it then becomes very expensive and very difficult _ becomes very expensive and very difficult to — becomes very expensive and very difficult to turn it back on again. certainly, — difficult to turn it back on again. certainly, europe needs to learn the lesson— certainly, europe needs to learn the lesson and _ certainly, europe needs to learn the lesson and fast, we have got to get off gas, _ lesson and fast, we have got to get off gas, where ever it comes from. where _ off gas, where ever it comes from. where ever— off gas, where ever it comes from. where ever it comes from in the world _ where ever it comes from in the world it

while i was not entirely opposed to it, i argued that even as nato admitted polly, hungary, slovakia and the czech republic, it should also begin serious negotiations with russia to ensure that any further expansion was part of a stable security arrangement that took moscow's concerns into account. i think it's pretty clear that nato's 2008 bucharest declaration was a disaster. dangling nato membership in front of ukraine and georgia without actually setting them on a course to get it. it was enough to enrage putin, but not enough to actually protect those two countries. and yet as time has passed, i've wondered what europe would look like with no nato expansion. the reality is that the vast majority of the countries that were part of the soviet sphere and many that were in the soviet union itself, were utterly traumatized by that experience. it was an even greater trauma than having been dee neated in a war with russia. bulgaria, hungary, ukraine and georgia had their entire military, political, economic and cultural lives dominated by moscow for many decades. they were desperate to

to them by the public shows a bar graph measuring racial prejudice, another adding and subtracting pollyabout racial prejudice and bias. public school textbooks just the latest battleground. >> it's really outrageous things going to on about what they're doing by basically using critical race theory to bring ideology and political activism as to the forefront of education. >> florida's department of education says it's rejecting publisher's atoemt document students. some of the books according to department did not meet state standards. others incorporated prohibits topics, including critical race theory. >> it's kind of interesting to see this ever expanding umbrella under this fear-mongering campaign that's, you know, using critical race theory as the sort of trojan horse in education. >> another reason textbooks were rejected references to social emotional learning in math. it's a practice that supports the social side of learning and emotional needs of children as described by the social and emotional learning. >> this is a fight about honestly next to nothing. a lot of this is inspi

reed polly and dr. eric lynn greenberg are my co-authors and what inspired the whole series was a work that we recently published in the european journal of international relations that talks about the use of war gaming for data collection for looking at data and for thinking about how we and put together policies and then how we use social science to help inspire our war game design and analysis. so we hope you can join us for all three of the the webinars. and this first one we're gonna be focusing on wargaming as a historical tool as an archive and as data and our second series which will be moderated by eric lynn greenberg is going to be looking more at can working design and how social science and approaches or can be used and when it comes to war game design and analysis. and then our final serial final of the series i get to host and it'll be with and some of our great folks have been working on these issues in national security and we'll bridge the gap about how some of the lessons that we've ta

it's also worth pointing out aka brands, a relatively newly public stock it owns princess polly that'seauty, spending is up 10% there year over year. that's more than the total spend has increased. skin care matters, cosmetics matter, but really clean ingredients, science-backed ingredients. that's what teens are looking for. they like ulta when it comes to where to buy the beauty. eyes, lips, face is their favorite brand for makeup. and olaplex is favorite when it comes to hair care there are winners and those that are less cool. so vans which is owns by vf corp. is starting to use a little bit of share with teens as well as amazon. it's still number one for the top e-commerce site, but with other upper income females, they put it number one only at 35% instead of at 47%. it's lost 12 percentage points and then onner com by and hollister are always names that start to lose favor with teens around this age and gap and old navy as well when it comes to losing cool. if i could, we have to talk about the trends this is where i learn something new every year so good news crop tops, they're

with jessica carla, judge jeanine pirro, jessica shape it's in she once got into a fist fight with pollyket, dana perino. "the five." ♪ ♪ >> greg: the biden white house cracking down on freedom of speech days after elon musk's twitter takeover. secretary mayorkas announcing plans for what he calls a disinformation governance board to combat this information ahead of the midterms. >> we have just established a governance board in the department of homeland security to more effectively combat this threat, not only to election security but our homeland security. >> it sounds like it's to prevent this information, i am not sure who opposes that effort. >> greg: i smell a rat be the group will be led by a far left expert who calls trump -- a campaign product in 2020. she's also been vocal about her to stay for elon musk saying she shudders to think about the building or taking over twitter. anti-musk fever practically prerequisite for any job in the white house. elizabeth warren taking another shot at the billionaire last night. >> we need rules of the road and there are going to be rules. th

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marc klass, who founded the klaas kids foundation after his daughter, polly, was kidnapped and murderedthe 90's, says confirmation of 3 year-old brandon quay ares abduction should have been enough to escalate the case to an amber alert, which reaches cell phones and television sets directly. they have pictures of a guy walking off with a 3 month-old baby that belongs to somebody else and doing without anybody's permission. so, right there. you've got issue the amber alert on tuesday assistant san jose police chief paul joseph explained during a news conference why his department believe the case did not meet the requirements for an amber alert. we did not have information for an amber alert. we didn't have initially a suspect vehicle. we didn't have a license plate. >> we released what we had as soon as we had in order for an amber alert to be activated. there must be confirmation that an abduction has occurred. >> or a child was taken by anyone. the victim is 17 years of age or younger or an individual with a proven mental or physical disability. the victim is in imminent danger of ser

this wonderful picture shows the nathan and polly johnson house, and the other build something a 18th century quaker house. one of the reasons new bedford becomes a seat, a hotbed of abolition, because with many of the quaker population having left nantucket to come to new bedford, by the 19th century, the quakers were very strongly typically abolitionists, and they in a position because of the dynamic boom of the whaling industry, they were in a position to always be in need of labor, and these two factors converge where new bedford becomes a place where people are against slavery, and they have a need for skilled laborers, on the waterfront and on ships, and people escaping that have those skills know they could go to new bedford and make a living. it's the first home of frederick douglas when he escapes using a seaman's protection paper in order to travel safely to the north, mostly by rail and over land, but also using some water borne means as well, and he comes to work using a skill he was trained in as a caulker, and the caulkers of new bedford were not open to the idea of work

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