walloping mann months into the pandemic.he diagnosis, vestibular migraines spurred by stress. >> they have a lot of different medications. nothing really helped. >> reporter: desperate, she turned online one tip, daily journaling to calm the brain. mann went further, sketching moments from the mundane, her past to the intimate, her health. >> the pictures are like the music, and the captions are like the lyrics and, so, you're combining a visual with a narrative and think about how to best fit it in four panels >> reporter: outside panels, mann paints, mostly past presidents here martin van buren. politics really stresses people out. >> yeah. >> and you're painting politicians. >> well, you got to go way back into history. you know, i don't have a lot of strong feelings about franklin pierce. >> reporter: her fans have strong feelings, fawning over the pieces on instagram. this silent therapy is saving her music ♪ >> reporter: symptoms largel subsided, mann will go on tour later this year better tuned to managing stress. >>

mann of kansas, i inform the house that mr. mann will vote yea on h.res. 1130. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. curtis of utah, i inform the house that mr. curtis will vote yea on h.res. 1130. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. van duyne: as the member designated by mr. taylor of the great state of texas, i inform the house that mr. taylor will vote yea on h.r. 1130. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. fallon of texas, i inform the house that mr. fallon will vote yea on h.res. 1130. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. garbarino of new york, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. garbarino will vote yes on passage of h.res. 1130. as the member designated by mr. laturner o

guys like michael mann would be always punch you in the gut. everything else everyone was doing but it would have truth in it. >> you want your own wife kidnapped. >> yeah. >> i think "fargo" is a perfect movie in every way. the screenplay is perfect. the execution of it is perfect. the performances are absolutely perfect. >> geez. >> it was written for me. i got excited. they said joel came home from work and started working on something. there's a part for you. >> we got a shooting. these folks drive by. there's a high speed pursuit, ends here and then this excuse type deal. >> joel and ethan's scripts are publishable, would of literature. for example, the scene in fargo where march is interrogating the the two strippers. >> hey, they said they were going to the twin cities. >> oh, yeah. >> yeah, is that useful to you? >> oh, you betcha, yeah. >> yeah. >> it was punctuated and written in the rhythm that we played it. and it's beautiful. >> and the oscar goes to ethan and joel coen for fargo. >> the oscar goes to frances mcdormand in "fargo."

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flights. locals fret, they'll be abandoned by ty, pay and swallowed up by bay jane the fairies from kin mann to mainland china have been idle for 2 and a half years. so is the tourism industry on the island? won't show megs sofa near sharp has suffered from the lack of tourist visiting. but he's also worried about security and relations with china fell on a while. anyway. call me when you get what i want to peacefully unify with china equal, we must not cut our ties, or else we will become enemies. our ties of china have prevented war shine and no use the people of kin are not hostile fellow, so he won't attackers. we are like brothers now. she in the year while he shows us a bomb shout, i liked the one he had in as a child, when the communist attacked his from their generation that experienced war with china. now he says he would accept anything to survive. how i'm going battle katya, or jim and jill. so followed she, who if taiwan and china go to war, can mean that would be done for you? would you, the high one can't protect us is too far away to give his military support. if war comes, i

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you, michael mann, al pacino.sk. this is a classic. people love this movie. what do you remember about making this? >> well, it was hard work. a lot of work. michael mann is a guy who really is a stickler for detail and certain things. and he would have you do things more and more than, say, the normal or typical situation. but you knew that something was special about why he was doing it, what he was doing. it created a certain feeling that, you know, you knew it was going to be something. >> stephen: how many takes are we talking? >> 125. no, i'm kidding ( laughter ). >> stephen: well, evidently, kubrick would do that. >> that, i heard. a normal amount of takes, but certain things just very careful about how to-- it was all good. it was all as it should be. >> stephen: what count a director to be giving you as an actor? some people say just let me do my thing. >> well, they should-- they give you what you want. they've hired you, first of all, so already, they know what you can basically give them. and then, you

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michael mann, thank you so much. i'm sure we'll see you again soon. >>> protesters at a new jersey golf club owned by president trump, 9/11 families, upset first because it's a saudi-backed event, and now also because of what trump said in his own defense that simply isn't true. >>> you're watching "chris cress -- "chris jansing reports." "ch. a . but congress has a historic opportunity to deliver relief, by passing a bill to let medicare negotiate lower drug prices and put money back in the pockets of seniors. 87% of americans support the plan, and applaud the senators who are standing up to big pharma. let's make history. vote yes to let medicare negotiate lower drug prices. >>> outrage this morning from families of 9/11 victims. they went to new jersey to protest at former president donald trump's golf club which is hosting a controversial tournament this weekend less than 50 miles from ground zero. their anger only multiplied when trump tried to defend himself. nbc news national correspondent gabe gutierrez has m

right through the peninsula 62 in half mann bay and 74. san francisco i have your temperatures in the 60s tomorrow. 65 downtown with the winds out of the west. it will be a hotter day for us. for the past several days as we have been talking about here since we've seen several systems and the late season storms. tomorrow we still have this one right here. all that will get cleared on out and high pressure back that will help bring in warm air from the south. now the other thing i want to get ahead of is that pattern that's being set up. by next thursday we could see some thunderstorms move real close to the bay area and some of the moisture, the circulation around there. we'll be watching that next week and especially around the 14th. now otherwise in that seven-day forecast you can see in san francisco we hold the 50s. hold on to 90s for monday and tuesday's forecast. it will be nice. >> my kids have been looking forward to the warmer temps. there you go on the beach days ahead. >> i love that we would have a holiday weekend and now that'

home on other say to suffer from chronic disease. 8, he is tim cassie, i caused that i have up is at mann and i want to get a for shirley. however, no inhabitant of ali or local employee of and no one has ever been found to be sick because of radioactivity. only one who has been is french employee who spends 7 years in this town. while most of these men have been living and walk in here over 40 years. but of course she knew one could command, did you notice? i've read it cent. restoral medicine, you give them unit, do we need? well, my thought is, and that is, you are young or false. the voice of we start with al mustafah, our chin a farm book with we get the age address and profession ponders on and how long they have lived in ali. we then take the hair samples from the families living in the contaminated houses, nursing home in turtle, 16 samples. we send them to from, along with other samples we've taken in the city while we wait for the results, we turn to the local authority. we want to know, how can they accept such high levels of radioactive pollution? could it be because many of t

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. >> and rani singh mann will lead jenkins' transition team. two decades with the san francisco's d.a. office before joining the sheriff's office earlier this year. jenkins said in a statement, quote, i promise the public that i would restore accountability and consequences to the criminal justice system while advancing smart row forms responsibly. my new management team will help the office deliver on that promise. several left over from the boudin administration also announced on social media today they are no longer with the trump administration's office. we should note a similar staffing shake up happened when boudin took over. >>> california parents will no longer be allude to sue social media companies under a state 4 companies liable for damages up to $250,000 per wl be able file lawsuits. the republican lawmaker behind that bill made the amendment to ensure senate passage and discourage frivolous claims. a study out of uc davis says artificial intelligence may be able to predict suicide risk among handgun purchasers. researchers looked

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i have been observing a few lightning strikes out towards the tracy mann tk area this morning. as for the bay area itself, we been quiet, but we do have monsoonal moisture around us that is resulting in that potential. the few rolls that thunder, even a couple of isolated sprinkles. most of that activity is still been around. modesto, as i mentioned, south of stockton. you can see those little pockets to of heavier rainfall and there will be keeping a very close eye on that this morning, letting you know, if anything pops up a little closer here to home. as for current temperatures were in the 50's and 60's right now, hayward oakland conquered each right at 60 degrees. alameda dublin in redwood city at 59. so we are off to a mild but cool start definitely cool enough for those light jackets right now. 60's at the coast, 70's by the bay and 80's for most of our inland cities later on today, not as hot as some of our neighbors are. and i'll get to all of that. still to come in your full forecast right now, don, thank you for that. let's get a look at your traffic this morning abo

her new role is chief of alternative programs and ronny singh mann will lead the team and is currently legal counsel for the san francisco sheriff office. jenkins has fired several people who worked under recalled d.a. chesa boudin, one of them his director of communication and policy adviser rachel marshall that put out a tweet saying i joined boudin's leadership team to fight for criminal justice reform. >>> a corruption trial for the south bay top cop is on track to start this fall. as we reported, santa clara county laurie smith faces several corruption charges accused of issuing permits to carry a weapon in exchange for campaign funds. she denied it and announced she would retire at the end of her term. prosecutors said she had until tie to resign and the case wouldn't go to trial. that didn't happen so it is set to go to trial in december. if found guilty, she will be removed from her office before her time it up and banned from running for public office again. >>> friends and family of a missing oakland woman will gather to look for her cell phone. back in may, alexis gabe's cel

joe mann apply on for arizona in the eighth. here's how pinching or warmer floors greeted him.number 13 on the year from florida. the giants have come back to tie the game in the ninth, marc melanson was on for arizona, the giants loaded the bases with one out, brandon crawford hits a fly ball to right. that would have scored the winning run whether or not dalton marshall made the catch. it goes as a walk off rbi. i single for crawford giants win 4 to 3. they take a series for the first time. since june, mid june that was against the pirates. a starter paul blackburn found out this weekend that he was an all star, but things didn't go so well tonight in texas. the problem started in the very first innings, three runs that already scored. then brad miller blooped one to shallow right. ramon laureano couldn't make the play. two runs score. blackburn settled down to go six innings, but the damage had been done. the age made a little noise in the night sky. bolt had already homered and then laureano blasted wanted straightaway center. that's home number eight on the year for laurea

here anymore, most of betrayed us have moved for goods because we're afraid of war to have one at . mann beach is a city in a state of emergency. it's considered a commercial hub in northern syria. the population keeps growing. since the end of i s rule, the kurds have taken control. there were years of stability and relative security. all of that is now at risk. we've fallen into a kind of depression because of the threat of war. anyone on the other side of the front line pro turkish malicious, are on the march for months now the syrian fighters have been training with heavy weapons and tanks. there can sit and his limits. they're trained and equipped by turkey, and they follow orders from president rich of type air to what he considers cards to be terrorists and wants to drive them from turkey's border watha, settling syrian refugees from turkey there instead of the lord of any with this, everything points to a confrontation market, it will come soon because hopefully we'll get the order to deploy from turkey shortly. about 1030. curtis units are also bracing for war. parts of northern

the w. joyce lee reports the fairies from kin mann to mainland china. have been idle for 2 and a half years. so is the tourism industry on the island longshoremen's sofa near shop has suffered from the lack of cheer as visiting. but his also worried about security and relations with china fell on hawaii the way poly media that what i want to peacefully unify with china equal. we must not cut our ties, or else we will become enemies. our ties of china have prevented war shine and no use the people of kin. women are not hostile, follow savvy, won't attackers. we are like brothers now. she in the year while he shows us a bomb shout, i liked the one he had in as a child, when the communist attacked his from that generation that experienced war with china. now he says he would accept anything to survive power in palo alto, jim and joe. so followed she with taiwan and china go to war, can mean that would be done for you, would you, the high one can't protectors is too far away to give his medical support. if war comes, i will defense to the communist. as for

bided -- president biden last month, peter navarro was dragged to jail in november of last year, steve mannsted under absurd pretexts. so -- the government -- before jail. if you are watching this from beijing, as chinese leaders have been, would be applauding. joe biden just directed -- how gratifying is that >> they are doing what we -- to see joe biden destroy america's energy. it is entirely dependent technology and solar. if you are the chinese government, this is a master stroke. once you control a country's energy grid control that country. you would know that because you didn't go to gail law school and you would know something about this as a result. if you are watching this from beijing, you can find it especially -- that the president of the united states sell the country's strategic petroleum reserve. if you can pull it off, he would know that you are entirely in charge of the u.s. government. but of course coming seen them in action, joe biden of pianist. also the proposed -- and tiktok. then, biden approved this, which is approved by the chinese government, for auto chips, giv

imported in the lum glen, replace it with our own serials you, if you go to the coating, while there's mann yolk there bananas and sweet potatoes in nigeria. the same thing is that a and all these countries, they're serials that can make bread, but local grain is more expensive than imported. wheat and financial support from the state is needed. if nothing changes with the increase in the price of wheat, the un announces that within the next few months, more than $40000000.00 people could be lacking food in west and central africa. donald, to have a quick look at some of the stories are making headlines today. be repeal commission is taking hungary to cause over a controversial l g. b t q law, the lower band school material that seen as promoting homosexuality or gender change. the government of prime minister to albany justifies the measure as preventing child abuse us basketball star brittany griner has made her 4th appearance in a russian court. the olympic gold medalist has pled guilty to carrying vapor cartridges containing cannabis oil, loya se the oil was prescribed by her doctors. i

it is a subject of many lurid and politically incorrect jokes about the hot finish. mann, coupled with the data, you're citing your book that 9 out of 10 finish man, up consumers of 4. and i wondering if there's something in the house and error that not only spark your interest, but also gave you the sort of the scientific courage to explore a subject like that. no, i don't think you'd speak with him and i am from you. i moved here to see on be 13 years ago, actually the interest in such a talk and you're writing something started on their goal. for 1st they started reading many books about format that they could find a.

punishment for some reasons of its own, eh, but for me it was still no different from, say , thomas mann or golosuvarti or stendhal , moreover, a lot of what i read google creatures or standales , or whatever, as a person who still lived in a european country, i didn’t care if they were not designed much closer to the light of perception than what i read dostoevsky or tolstoy, it was simply not my world and i treated it that way so now when they say we're saying goodbye, we're completely saying goodbye to russian culture. i want to translate it in my head as we say goodbye to our native culture and i say, dear friends, calm down, please don't get upset, it's not your native culture to draw a not very correct parallel, it's not your sexual orientation, it's just you thought that you like women, but in fact you like men , of course, at the moment when you divorce your wife because you simply do not perceive her as a part of your personal life and to see that you are in love with this man or vice versa . of course you have a huge mental disorder. well, but you have to honestly tell yourself

then back from mann to british, towards the west. just north of them by that looks particularly weather warnings in place here. because of the amount of rain is falling at the moment. there are still shouter of pakistan, but they've taken a big step back and rolled that many of them, mostly in the north. not in the south karachi. she's fine, is looking weather. beyond that, a pa for occasional shells? no man, no. it's just cloudy, but not as cold as it was in this part of the middle east, but humid official airline of the john traditional wrestling in san diego and village festivals. now it's been national, male and female, who bought and larger, really big money out there. well, look at this unifying cultural full and to way out to call the cheapest. then, ago, wrestling with reality on al jazeera, with a book about kill, what channels is there with me? so robin a reminder of all the top stories. the un security council is expected to vote on the draft resolution to extend bicycle 8 deliveries to a rebel held area of north western s

lunchtime, and then into southwest scotland, west wales, far south west of england, across the isle of mannor the commonwealth games in birmingham and the west midlands — some spells of sunshine, temperatures of 2a or 25 degrees. but as we go through monday night, we will see this area of cloud rolling its way eastwards with some outbreaks of rain, some quite heavy rain in places — particularly for north wales, northwest england — a lot of mist and murk, some low cloud on what will be a very warm and muggy night, actually — 1a to 18 degrees as we begin tuesday morning. for tuesday, a lot of cloud and some rain around first thing. some particularly heavy bursts for northern england, wales, parts of the midlands and east anglia. precious little of that rain getting down into the south, where we really do need some. by the afternoon, signs of something a little brighter, although western coasts of wales, the south west, likely to stay cloudy and drizzly. a few showers in the north west of scotland. quite a windy day — those are the average wind speeds, the gusts will be stronger than that. but

and that it was impossible to foresee that people would be exposed to the waste at mann middle school espanol from holland. yes, you get young to disarm all sorts of hindsight. and foresight are 2 different things. and nom hindsight, there is an elegant english phrase. he himes side bias sham, which describes a psychological phenomenon where we as human beings, when we think about an event. in hindsight, some will tend to believe that it was much more predictable than it really was more than incredible by vol. the torque monet for left or cash intense people in this town won't even dare to think that believe may have done anything wrong. they are the only thing my father sent to that effect was we understood that they wouldn't take care of the material pro play. he never said, i understood it your but i don't know what he meant by. we may be only live else that way. or maybe there was some kind of consensus among mist off that they'd never have dead speak about it openly. i'm like when say ad hoc official, martin lindsey martin lindstrom passed away several years ago and anna caught i

and i'm p afraid there's so mann people that are so caught up ind the frenzy of politics that they don't know where to draw the line. , i want to get your reaction to the failure on the part of the attorney general, merrick garland, to take action when after the leak of the draft decision, all of the protesters were allowed to shout and scream obscenities outside the house and demanding that they change their view. >> that's a violation of federal criminal law, not to mention obstruction of an ongoing federal judicial proceeding f. >> are you disappointed that merrick garland did absolutely nothing to enforcece the law? >> look,k, i was a supporter of merrick garland. his appointment, the supremehi court. i think he's a terrific person. i think he was a great judge. i thinkho he should do more to protect justices. i think he should do more toto protect the process. look,th look i i agree with peoe who devote their lives to trying to undoec the decisions f the supreme court. ve strongly about to choose just as they feel very strongly about the right of a fetus not to be aborted. >> vigoro

correct answer adolf and iosifovich charlie-mann drew for all of us a classic design of a card deck. the usual so-called satin deck is what the fire-estuary painted. well, ilya mikhail thank you very much for the game yuri will accept congratulations, the result is not high, but you retain your place in the golden nine, dear friends, you are huge. thank you for your attention. see you all the best. bye. right now, leonid kanevsky, in the center of romantic events , is going to penza, a boy, and dad is at home, why son still hides his face in blood? these pens have done so many wonderful things, look right now. this man flatly refused to show his face to the camera with a nightmare from the past and not only from the previous meeting, on his face. deep, ugly marks remained forever. then, more than 30 years ago, anatoly, still a boy, looked into the eyes of the death of a child. they didn’t just beat him, they wanted to kill him, then they mocked his father. there was only one thing he couldn't understand, boy. why did these two call his dad the terrible word fascist all the time? we a

biggest communities in eastern europe. whistle is a thriving hub, the human trafficking between viet, mann and western europe. for example, we brought 20 to 30 people here to this house here that were directly to the trading center road to this temple here from the we drove them. but on the they came here to pray human. and where did they go from here to show this was yourself, the law of chicago, france, for instance, or berlin donna. let's go to the next. as john was being transported to germany, the driver lost control of the mini van just before the border. there were serious injuries in the accident. the driver and all on board were arrested including 8 miners, boys and girls. it was the start of a major investigation by polish authorities. john was a star witness and gave comprehensive testimony. ah, a. i'm still afraid a guy next to me, hit his head against something on there was blood all over his face. mom, it still frightens me another. so the human traffic is cell phones were confiscated and the data analyzed, including gps data authorities, were able to piece together the smugg

but in europe, gas problems are going to go into manns on nord stream one next week.t know whether it's going to be turned back on again. gas prices could explode higher. energy costs could explode higher at the same time they're falling in the united states. how is this going to work? sara: if you think that the u.s. could ex sport significant amount, two things is involved. one is the cost of producing that liquifying that gas and ex sporting that. also, the gas prices in that region. so the suppliers are offering higher prices to match of the price in european regions. there's a huge gap in the u.s. and in the europe because europe is mostly importing russia was a major supplier and importing lng is different. but i want to mention something that is important. as natural prices go higher and higher, it is not just the impact, the pressure on consumers in terms of the utility and electricity prices. but on the food. because most of the fertilizer around the world and in europe are produced from natural gas. so when the price of gas goes higher, the price of natural

the diplomat martin at mann was the german ambassador to turkey. at the time of the failed coo, most of tuck his german political prisoners, were detained during his posting. and german turkish relations were at a low point in skunk, for there is an overarching political atmosphere in which judges or prosecutors believe they have to act a certain way. it's one aspect of the politicization of the system. the police, easy on to sustained, in some cases, detained. foreigners have been openly used as political hostages. one example is the u. as pastor andrew brunson. edwin would like to exchange him for another clergyman that to la glenn, who he sees as the mastermind of the co attempt glen, now lives in exile in the united states. value survey bill use of you yet. she of you americans also have a preacher of your own. give us our preacher, and you will get yours, papa's observer, tunica. i'm not the president. is it actually on golf game? not. but after that statement by the president, cynic spoke of political prisoners as human bargaining chips, name

mann, please. mr. mann: thank you. i rise tonight to use my voice in defense of the voiceless, the unborn. abortion has desensitized our nation and i pray that the recent supreme court ruling wakes up our country to the horrors that we visited upon our country's most vulnerable citizens whose lives have been snuffed out by abortion. by 12 weeks of age, a baby has a fully formed arms, hands, fingers, feet and toes. a fully functional circulatory system and liver and the capacity to experience pain. all at the weight of just once ounce and the length of four inches. this miracle of god, rather than stand in awe of it, some lawmakers would disregard it as meaningless. abortion is not simply an elected medical procedure like getting your wisdom teeth taken out. it's another person involved. another internal soul whom good created, loves and sent his son jesus to die for so that they might live. the supreme court has finally rectified their unthinkable wrong from 50 years ago when the court legislated from the bench with ro

and randy mann will lead the transition team.he spent over two decades with the da's office before joining the sheriff's office earlier this year. jenkins said in a statement, quote, i promised the public i'd restore accountability and consequences to the criminal justice system while advancing smart reforms responsibly. my management team will help deliver on that promise. several staffers left over from the beau former administration announced they're no longer with the da office. a similar staffing shakeup happened when he first took office. >>> coming up, it is not certain -- it is certainly not the final frontier when it comes to craft beer, but this south bay brew is looking to bring back old memories. >>> a san francisco woman is on a mission to keep local artists from leaving. what they're doing inside of a de-commissioned shipyard. >>> don't forget to join us for a new 7:00 a.m. weekday newscast. streaming live on cbs news bay area. find us on pluto tv, channel 3350, and any platform using the free cbs news app. ♪ >>> ca

michael mann fan and so, they had al pacino and robert de niro and we got them backstage for, like, 20 did he say >> jimmy: he said two words. [ laughter ] he said, "yep" and "nope." yep. >> we got a couple of paragraphs from him. you know, i don't -- i'm not sure because i've interviewed him a bunch of times, and honestly -- well, he was on "the today show" a couple of weeks ago talking about the tribeca film festival. and here's hoda and here's savanna and they're saying, "bob, bob, bob, ask jane ask jane ask jane writes for who runs it with him. and so, i do all this homework i do all this stuff. and i just say, "please, please, talk to me." and i got lucky. >> jimmy: yeah, you've been doing this for 50 years. is that true almost 50 years? >> so, i graduated college in 1973. i went to central college in iowa to play football. but i messed around with a a college radio station, and i got a job doing color commentary on girls' high school basketball games at the local radio station, daytime station. and those local veterinarian and i would take his pickup out to see these girl high sc

provocative one and it's meant to be has to just know more is a direct reference to a quote made by horace mann commonly considered the father of our education system about 175 years ago. he said that educators are entitled to look upon parents as having given hostages to our cause and i think the last two years have really given families across the country a front-row seat into how many ways their children really have been held hostage to a system that for too many of them is simply not working. and so this is a book about what we do to fix american education and and that is that's the reason for the title and the subtitle about american education freedom, which i'm sure we're going to talk about. absolutely. we definitely going to talk about it, but before that, you talk about your childhood in holland, michigan. tell us about growing up in holland. about your family. were you inspired by a mentor or teachers that got you on your on your life's journey? sure, so i was born and raised in holland, michigan both my parents are, you know children of immigrant families from the netherlands and sta

is this a show mann. he didn't want to go. how he is going to spin it. >> it is clear that he doesn't feel that the -- he doesn't merit what has happened. but he couldn't fill his cabinet anymore and his closest advisors pushed him out at the very end. so i think that he will go back to big vision stuff. i don't think that he will be particularly contrite. might be an apology here or there. but i think that he will be talking about the boris johnson populist conservative brand that he championed and won the last election on and i think that that is the vision that he is going to try to -- try to speak to, to say, look, this is going to be my legacy, i'll try to hand it on to someone else. but i think that he is not going under -- you know, he is not leaving happily or certainly circumstances of his choosing or in ones that he believes that he merits to be removed. >> nina, let's come to you on that legacy. you've covered british politics and also european politics. there is no doubt that he has a place in history simply becaus