this is the actual pollard and i see that is a little bit more activity now. see now -- the chief more not on the sun. he will do the most important part of the admission process. he will take this bamboo and he will hate. the head of the dead person there discord compile clea. to give salvation with a deceased person. everything is part of this time honored tradition. the gods in the open air. the mourners gathered around the body even the use of what is significant. but it's also a major contributor to the environmental problem. all of this is the word that they have gathered here -- which gets chopped up into smaller pieces. as the day goes on and as they get orders -- and that's body start coming in -- they have this massive warehouse here which is full what. is going. john so could you. a family just an ad with the deceased and i'm told -- they pushes the **** crowed flew off would which was four hundred kids the four hundred is here. i didn't make a filipino thing. for huda within me the bodies of food on the disney world as this will not be around two h

pollard is a syracuse university student. the navy veteran.he very first hire of microns massive $100 billion in central new york that's being built because of liability chips and science bill. there will be all over the country. people are getting jobs on first times with great futures which we are returning from china to here. anita is a dear dear lady her son was shot in the buffalo supermarket. fortunately he lived. didn't she come down and testify i believe yes to talk with the need for gun legislation seeing 18-year-old getting ar-15's and that's what happened so she will be here. taylor is from city everhart is from buffalo as i mentioned. taylor is an nyu student. 25-year-old diabetes advocate. we passed a law ensuring all seniors, i wrote the law, we introduced it. that ensured all seniors would not pay a penny for more than 35-dollar insulin. we wanted to get it done for everybody. so i put in the reconciliation bill. as you know the reconciliation bill talks about below medicare were going to fight to get that done this year. and ta

saveon pollard is a syracuse university student. navy veteran, he is the very first hire of my kron's massive $100 billion segga in new york being built because of my bill, the chips and science bill. they will be all over the country. people getting jobs, good-paying jobs with a great future. anita everhart a dear lady. i met with right after the shooting in buffalo. her son was shot in that buffalo tops superintendent. fortunately he lived. she came down and testified -- she testified here to talk about the need for gun legislation. obviously we passed some gun legislation that would have health dealt with some of the problems of 18-year-olds getting ar-15's. that's what happened in buffalo. she will be here. kayla stimmler from new york city. kayla is an n.y.u. student, 25-year-old diabetes advocate. she passed the law ensuring that all seniors, i wrote the law, we introduced it, that ensure all seniors will not pay a penny for more than $35 insulin. we wanted to get it done for everybody. i put it in the reconciliation bill, as

the, the center of gravity has changed, or it from west to east, from germany, to poland because pollard, because of its geography and geopolitical in importance is of course the corridor by uses a channel all the help ukraine goes to a po, to poland, all transports, all weapons are going to poland. 2000000 refugees from ukraine are in poland. so this is the, the center. and if you will, of nato activities now. and also united states have committed more troops to poland and also are building and you had quarter here to be able to bring more american troops into the country if needed. and had there been any reactions in war saturday to the sabre rattling comments by russian president vladimir putin. and particularly regarding his announcement of the suspension of russia's participation in the new star training was there was no official work on this, but many expert and the media has said, sir, it sabre rattling and it's, it's not so series of putin will not actually use no nuclear weapons, any time soon, there's more concern about the immediate needs that the of that ukraine has more figh

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in just bring eve pollard back in just to off one of the stories to finish off one of the stories thathe paper that we did mentioned the paper review. watercooler review. now it's the watercooler story of the weekend. what are we all talking about, eve? we are talking about the happy valley series, which is going to end tonight . and we're all going end tonight. and we're all going to be watching it. i mean, it's one of the best series that's been on for and been on tv for years. and there's a really interesting story, it's in the story, i think it's in the observer from child now, observer from the child now, teenager who plays the grandson it is the central character really that toby royce the criminal trying get his hands on this job to take him abroad take him abroad to malaga or marbella. i think it and he saying that he was in the dark about what wainwright the script writer going to plan for this grand finale . so there's grand finale. so there's a number of different theories doing the rounds and there were secret apparently many people who actually acting in this who are actua

you along until very recently the inspectors were chosen and paid by the builders themselves . pollard, you know, how independently can you inspect the person who's paying you know that the room at least since the 1st of january, 2019 inspectors are now selected through an electronic system i yet smell. but even that does not suffice in a tim your project or not nissan, because they're often not trained well enough or not. i don't have special certificates. so a simple diploma is enough to get the job comp. but we have a serious problem with construction supervision in this country. yet not yet had the day that the city is growing rapidly. as a result, it is becoming more and more crowded, and the risks of severe consequences from an earthquake are increasing. shindig again sure. bradley, the situation wherein right now it's a crime, isn't it? can one really live in a city like this? will not the government is i and these open spaces already my arch, there's sure to be construction here is on, on it can't go on like this. ayana will, will mother who, muzzy on him. meanwhile, the state

there there will be sent beyond pollard's all over the country, getting good paying jobs for the first time in industries with a great future which we are returning from china to hear. then you ever her, she's a dear lady. i met her right after the shooting in buffalo. her son was shot in that buffalo supermarket. fortunately he lived. and she came down and testified. here to talk about the need for gun legislation. obviously we passed some gun legislation that dealt with some of the problems of 18-year-old automatically getting ar 15 and that's what happened in buffalo so she will be here. taylor is from new york city. everhart is from buffalo as i mentioned. taylor is an nyu student, 25-year-old diabetes advocate . we passed a law ensuring all seniors, i wrote the law, we introduced it insured all seniors would not be a penny or more than $35 insulin. we wanted to get it done for everybody so i put it in the reconciliation bill. as you know the reconciliation bill knocked out medicare so we're going to fight to get that done this year and taylor james represents a younger person who

yeah eve pollard, always about. yeah eve pollard, always a you very much a delight.an say goodbye to day and we can say goodbye to you. a lovely day at tom you. i hope. a lovely day at tom harwood. be up next. we'll have all the latest on this cabinet in the briefing well, of the news in morning. news that see in the morning. have day. good morning. have a good day. good morning. i'm and this your i'm alex deakin and this is your latest update. a frosty one out there in the south and some dense of fog to be aware dense patches of fog to be aware of. they'll steadily clear much of. they'll steadily clear much of south having a fine of the south having a fine bright north. it's bright day further north. it's long, largely dry. but we do have this weather making, a lot of cloud. it's brought some rain it's fizzling out. see as it it's now fizzling out. see as it bumps against the area bumps up against the area of high pressure. still high pressure. but it's still around bringing a bit a damp around bringing a bit of a damp starts across parts of the highlands this morni

and during the playoffs, tony pollard and dalton short, schultz played incredible games for count forboys with this caller on , so we're pretty amazed in the anecdotal stories from the individual players are quite pronounced. they are loving what it does for them. they seem to be happy and alert more so than ever before. er and i think we're definitely heading for even more acceptance next year. all right, dr. smith really appreciate what you're doing in this field thanks again for joining us and enjoy the game. thank you so much. and if you're planning on tuning in sunday's super bowl 57 is right here on ktvu kick off 3 30, with the chiefs and the eagles, battling it out for the lombardi trophy. and for super bowl sunday here in the bay area, we're gonna have lots of sunshine. as you would expect in arizona. this time of year. they're gonna have a nice forecast, as well with the lots of sunshine, in fact, will begin. with that forecast on sunday. temperatures will be in the mid sixties, lots of sunshine and just a gentle breeze of southwest wind at about 10 miles an hour. so looking

roster and also to play in a playoff game, and even before him, people like marianne motley and fritz pollard, it goes way back into the archives in terms of african american players. who had a very troubled pathway that led the way for doug williams and ultimately what we're going to see on sunday with jalen hurts, and patrick mahomes, so i use this as an opportunity to really pay homage to those fletch. another historic moment, the eagles autumn lockwood will become the first black woman to coach in a super bowl. you and i have talked about the nfl's diversity issues, especially in the front office. are we seeing some progress? we are seeing some progress, but i'm always measured in giving kudos. um i took in, like many others, the commissioner's roger goodell's sort of state of the state that he normally gives leading up to the super bowl. and again. i was i was, uh, i wasn't pleased by what i heard around some of his responses to diversity and inclusion. jim trotter of the nfl network asked him to pointed question as a follow up to the question. he asked him last year. about representatio

in 1920, fitz pollard, a black qb started in the league's inaugural championship, but by 1933 after theblack players. >> there was just this understanding that we're going to be like baseball. we're not going to have any blacks in the league. >> reporter: the ban was lifted 13 years later, but even then what historians called racial stacking came into play. >> there were no black quarters, there were no black centers, no black middle linebackers. >> the thing that has always been is the leadership positions. the myth that a black guy can't think. >> the problem continued into the 2000s. from 2001 to 2010, only six of the 27 quarterbacks selected in the first round of the draft were black. even that was too many for some. >> i think what we've had here is a little social concern in the nfl. i think the media has been very desirous that a black quarterback do well. >> this year the most black starting quarterbacks in history. 11. >> for me this is total jubilation. >> but on the sidelines only three black head coaches. >> why do you think that is? >> that's a question that's easy to answe

in 1920, fitz pollard started in the league's inaugural championship.it banned black players. >> it was just this understanding that, you know, hey, we're going to be like baseball, we're not going to have any blacks in the league. >> reporter: the ban was lifted 13 years later. but even then what historians call racial stacking came into play. >> positional prejudice. there were no black quarterbacks, no black middle linebackers. >> the stigma has always been it is a leadership position. the myth that a black guy can't think. >> reporter: the problem continued into the 2000s. from 2001 to 2010, only six of the 27 quarterbacks selected in the first round of the draft were black. even that was too many for some. >> i think what we have here is a little social concern on the nfl. i think the media has been very desirous of can a black quarterback do well. >> for me, this is totally due. >> reporter: on the sidelines, only three black head coaches. why do you think that is? >> that's a question that's not easy to answer. the owners got to make a decision.

sport, which is a super bowl, but for me, it's the history of it going all the way back to the fritz pollardwho were who first integrated. uh professional football to shaq harris, who paved the way for even doug williams, which i'm sure is part of what got doug williams a bit emotional all the way leading up to the cam newton's and michael vicks and die and donovan mcnabb's of the world. um there's been a complicated history between the nfl and black quarterbacks and to see this really shape on sunday. your significant let me interject your professor because we're watching video of former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick risked his career to take a stand against police brutality has been out of football. essentially since then, um talk about that move and the lasting message of colin kaepernick's actions. oh well looking at colin kaepernick, which again is quite a bit to unpack, but to tie it to what we're talking about today, um colin kaepernick again signals the complicated history that black players in general and particular faces of the franchise, which typically is the quarterback pos

i i'm not sure i vicky pollard and jemmy, crankcase lovechild anyway . crankcase lovechild anyway.ted rapist adam graham had decided to chuck on a wig, call himself isla, and was no doubt salivating at the idea of sharing his sentence. locked up alongside some potential future victims. but it's in this time the public just couldn't take the public just couldn't take the madness anymore. the backlash forced nicola into a hurried retreat and announced that adam wouldn't be getting the holiday of his dreams after all and first minister of woke and a cronies wished a police speech around dinner speech around the family dinner table gone just one step too table had gone just one step too far . suddenly table had gone just one step too far. suddenly awakening table had gone just one step too far . suddenly awakening from the far. suddenly awakening from the woke free sees the public and she is now by by. you see that's all it takes many people to stand up and say, no thanks. not interested. don't want this stuff anymore to this insidious secular religion, which is a danger to the existen

i i'm not sure i vicky pollard and jemmy, crankcase lovechild anyway . crankcase lovechild anyway.ted rapist adam graham had decided to chuck on a wig, call himself isla, and was no doubt salivating at the idea of sharing his sentence. locked up alongside some potential future victims. but it's in this time the public just couldn't take the public just couldn't take the madness anymore. the backlash forced nicola into a hurried retreat and announced that adam wouldn't be getting the holiday of his dreams after all and first minister of woke and a cronies wished a police speech around dinner speech around the family dinner table gone just one step too table had gone just one step too far . suddenly table had gone just one step too far. suddenly awakening table had gone just one step too far . suddenly awakening from the far. suddenly awakening from the woke free sees the public and she is now by by. you see that's all it takes many people to stand up and say, no thanks. not interested. don't want this stuff anymore to this insidious secular religion, which is a danger to the existen

reviewing the papers will be street legend eve pollard . be street legend eve pollard.y right. welcome back to your friday night. i'm neil fox standing in for mark dolan. so let's take a look at some of your quickly about my monologue. graham says the government to stop talking the talk and he says start walking the walk and stop arguing about each other's political parties failings and think about the people or the voters they are meant to be voters that they are meant to be representing . a lot of nodding representing. a lot of nodding heads, i'm sure. jamie says on the thank you very much. i firmly a new system of government. i think proportional representation would a fairer way. it's time for a change. terry says. the problem with new policies is that they think they can get people voting them can get people voting for them through the media, through leaflets and the media, but they need knock doors but they need to knock on doors and introduce themselves to people otherwise. the people otherwise. it'll be the same old, same old, right on the teacher strikes by way

reviewing the papers will be street legend eve pollard . be street legend eve pollard.y right. welcome back to your friday night. i'm neil fox standing in for mark dolan. so let's take a look at some of your quickly about my monologue. graham says the government to stop talking the talk and he says start walking the walk and stop arguing about each other's political parties failings and think about the people or the voters they are meant to be voters that they are meant to be representing . a lot of nodding representing. a lot of nodding heads, i'm sure. jamie says on the thank you very much. i firmly a new system of government. i think proportional representation would a fairer way. it's time for a change. terry says. the problem with new policies is that they think they can get people voting them can get people voting for them through the media, through leaflets and the media, but they need knock doors but they need to knock on doors and introduce themselves to people otherwise. the people otherwise. it'll be the same old, same old, right on the teacher strikes by way

mp luke pollard described it as a punchin luke pollard described it as a punch in the gut, but celebrationnwall. david davidson from network rail is delighted . it network rail is delighted. it will definitely help the tourist industry . will definitely help the tourist industry. it's going to help people have access to education and jobs and is really going to help the department for levelling up. told gb news. we are investing millions the south—west to unlock potential and level up the region . six and and level up the region. six and and level up the region. six and a half million in barnstable. 50 million to create a direct service linking newquay st austell, truro and falmouth and 21 million to boost tourism along . the english riviera. but along. the english riviera. but week labour's lisa nandy to the airwaves to say this won't . it's airwaves to say this won't. it's just nowhere ambitious enough. most us are just losing out. we've got these worn off short term pots of, money. it's a hunger games style contest where we're pitted against one another. meanwhile, plans are geanng anot

from the words of the great hymn writer pollard-stebbins, we humbly pray: "have thine own way, lord. have thine own way. thou art the potter, i am the clay mold me and make me after thy will. while i am waiting yielded and still. to you, o god, belong the glory. amen. the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty with liberty 10:00 eastern, six states challenging the president's order, student loan forgiveness plan 10:00 a.m. eastern and three the department of education involving the challenging individual plan, that's 11:00 a.m. eastern so back to back on c-span three also available online streaming live on c-span.org and will have it on the c-span now mobile app. joining us to help us understand the cases before the supreme court, supreme court supporter will be at the court later today. >> good morning, how are you? >> one of your pieces leading up to today's cases, biden will be pla