i was seven years old, and we're standing with an indian chief at knott's berry farm.nk one of the interesting things for me about this piece is that i'm a part of it, also. not just by being there, because, i mean, i'm humiliating myself as well as people humiliating themselves, also. take a picture with a real indian. you choose. who is the real indian? america likes to see us on horses. america doesn't like to see us in mercedes. take a picture with a real indian. hi, how are you? -i'm fine. -one, two, three. -thank you very much. -great, thank you. it's not fun and games, it's not "ha ha ha, look at the indian," and, "oh, i get it." no, because this stuff goes on every day. i live it, you know? i might be standing at the college where i work, master's degree, worked there 16 years, and someone will come in the office, a student, and say, "is there a counselohere?" because i don't quite fit that image. well, why not? take two -- leave one. take one home. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ -in my barrio... ♪♪ hey, mundo grande. once upon a barrio time, i made my way through the streets of eas

the football commentatorjohn knotts on has died at the age of 77. —— john motson.ting on nearly 2,500 games — including ten world cups. the prince of wales — who's president of the football assocation — said the nation had lost a legend �*whose voice was football'. our sports correspondent, andy swiss, looks back at his life. city, back four unchanged... his voice was as distinctive as his sheepskin coat. john motson was football's man for all seasons, capturing its excitement... here's gascoigne... oh, brilliant! oh, yes! ..with an unmistakable way with words. and there it is, the crazy gang have beaten the culture club! hejoined the bbc in 1968, but his big break came four years later — newcastle against non—league hereford and a moment of fa cup folklore. radford again... oh, what a goal, what a goal! ronnie radford's goal, he later said, changed his life. when i see it again, as i have hundreds of times, i still think to myself, "please go in, don't hit the post." cos if that hadn't nestled in the newcastle net, no, i wouldn't be here now. soon motson was the b

internal changes in the past or what things they've done when they've faced new challenges internally, knotts just externally. >> -- the constitution of -- institution of the state department or the fbi -- >> institutional knowledge. >> i want to be mindful of our time and also make sure that those, you know, students out here have an opportunity to come and ask questions. you know, we have about 15 minutes left. we have a microphone up here. so if anybody's interested in coming asking questions, please start making your way. otherwise we'll keep going. but i see some, already some eager folks. >> hi. my cousin was the late anna casta nelson, and so she was on the assassination records review board, and she worked with the9 foreign records and department of state as well. i'm over at the law school here at university of texas, and one thing that she commented on was the assassination records review boardas was her frustration at particularly the cia holding on to things that everyone knew existed. and it took them a long time to press on various questions and then, in many cases, the cia appe

mission, again, we are not trained or are they designed f-16 or f-22 to go after a slow mover 5 or 10 knottcan i tell you at the weapon school or certainly at top gun we don't train, this isn't in our playbook. >> jesse: you don't train on popping balloons. >> no we don't. >> jesse: i would agree. >> this is a significant threat. and it's a wake-up call for americans. the fact that the chinese are operating this global spy campaign through balloons. they are in a region, at least that first balloon shot down on the 4th of february by an f-22 that was operating up around 65,000 feet. that's in a near space regime that i believe the chinese are trying to exploit. we don't operate up there very much. we have got some reconnaissance aircraft u2 and hawk unmanned vehicle. a region the chinese will try to exploit and they are doing it. five continents. >> jesse: biden team is saying that the wind just blew it around here. they are saying this was all a big mistake and monitoring it the whole time. it just happened to blow across all of our secret military installations. >> yeah. this is not a mis

they formed a barbershop quartet and got a gig playing knott's berry farm. in your world, you're like the cool guys. recognize. (chuckling): this is our year. with those guys out, the entire physics bowl will kneel before zod. zod? kryptonian villain. long story. good story. well, count me out. what? why? you want me to use my intelligence in a tawdry competition? would you ask picasso to play pictionary? would you ask noah webster to play boggle?

reason, our search of the river and river banks extends out to the sea, particularly the area from knott with her hair tied in a ponytail and was wearing a pale blue fitbit. i have a small number of details extra to the timeline provided on friday that fills in some of the gaps on the morning that nicola disappeared. they include that at 8:26am, nicola left her home address with her children, and i know that there has been cctv images from her door bell footage that have been released, that mayjog somebody�*s memory. at 8:40am, nicola dropped her children off at school here in st michael's. at 8:43am she was seen on the river path towards the gates and the bench on the lower field. at 8:47am, someone who knows nicola saw her walking along the lower field with her dog, nicola saw her walking along the lowerfield with her dog, and nicola saw her walking along the lower field with her dog, and the two dogs briefly interacted together. at 8:53am, she sent an e—mail to her boss, at 8:59am, she sent a message to a friend. at 9:01am logged onto a teams call and at 9:10am we have the last confir