he spoke with ted koppel about being remembered as the most intimidating player ever. >> you know, i've been called dirty and mean and all that business, but if you know me, i'm not that kind of a person. and on the field, i just try to play 100% like the game is supposed to be played. and for those people who want to emulate that, fine. but guess was known to show his softer side becoming emotional during his hall of fame speech. home with my wife and children, nikki, ricky and matthew always makes me feel at peace. so thank you, helen, for being my greatest fan and most of all, my best friend. >> what a legacy that was a beautiful moment. well, after retirement, butkus sued the bears, claiming he was provided inadequate medical care. that lawsuit was eventually settled. his family says he died peacefully in his sleep. >> our thoughts, of course, with his family and friends as well. and we just mentioned the bears win over the commanders in that report. what a win it was. >> butkus was with them all. thanks also to chicago quarterback justin fields and receiver d.j. moore. they hooked

but do we have enough ted koppel's? jim lehrers? we could use some more. they were dear people who cared about each other. there were a lot of women -- they became media figures. we have repeated evidence that if you put -- if you have more people of color and more women on courts, they will have greater success in the marketplace. madeleine: i don't know if you can talk out of school about cnn. they did air the kaitlan collins trump interview. mr. gergen: i think in retrospect, you have to say, she is a gutsy woman. madeleine: she is. mr. gergen: she tried to stand up to him, but he is just overpowering. it was an impossible task for her. i was glad she survived. i give her a major position. madeleine: that raises the question, do you put trump on the air for a live one-on-one interview? mr. gergen: i think trump -- i don't think trump ought to be given a free ride. i think he ought to be held up. he has to be held up to the standard of responding to questions from the press. madeleine: he will just lie or obfuscate. mr. gergen: he has to be called on it.

he spoke with ted koppel about being remembered as the most intimidating player ever. >> you know, i'ven called dirty and mean and all that business, but if you know me, i'm not that kind of a person. and on the field, i just try to play 100% like the game is supposed to be played. and for those people who want to emulate that, fine. but kiss was known to show his softer side becoming emotional during his hall of fame speech. >> so thank you, helen, for being my greatest fan. >> and most of all, my best friend. his family says butkus died peacefully in his sleep. >> coming up, the debate over showering. is it better at night or in the morning? >> also, the weight loss drug ozempic impact on the food ozempic impact on the food industry she found it. the feeling of finding the psoriasis treatment she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis for the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding your back... is back. or finding psoriasis can't deny the splendor of these thighs. once-daily sotyktu i

now as ted koppel will tell us, a.i.ming a major factor in a field where the stakes are far higher:the battlefield. >> reporter: artificial intelligence has beaten the best in the world at chess, at go, and at texas hold 'em. but those, after all, are just games. these days a.i. is being developed and deployed by the most sophisticated militaries in the world, and not a one of them is playing games. coming up on "sunday morning." >>> back in the 1960s, joan baez was a leading voice of her generation. both as a folk singer and anti-war activists. turns out these years later she is still honing her craft as she tells our tracy smith. ♪ >> reporter: 82-year-old joan baez has a new film. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and a new voice. it's a whole other voice maybe, which is maybe a blessing? >> it's a blessing. i have been enjoying it. ♪ it ain't me you are looking for ♪ >> reporter: her songs and secrets later on "sunday morning." >>> with conor knighton, we'll have a "sunday morning" episode of csi where crime seen investigators are lo

he spoke with ted koppel about being remembered as the most intimidating player ever. >> you know, i'ven called dirty and mean and all that business, but if you know me, i'm not that kind of a person. and on the field, i just try to play 100% like the game is supposed to be played. and for those people who want to emulate that, fine. but guess was known to show his softer side becoming emotional during his hall of fame speech. home with my wife and children, nikki, ricky and matthew always makes me feel at peace. so thank you, helen, for being my greatest fan and most of all, my best friend. >> what a legacy that was a beautiful moment. well, after retirement, butkus sued the bears, claiming he was provided inadequate medical care. that lawsuit was eventually settled. his family says he died peacefully in his sleep. >> our thoughts, of course, with his family and friends as well. and we just mentioned the bears win over

commissioner koppel. yeah, just one thing. just put on everyone's radar before we move on this height differences. i'm okay with. but what we're going to probably end up seeing is a lot of homeowners that may have solar panels on their roof that are on the north side of a say, a height increased building could start chiming in or i don't know if there's going to be doctors possible with any of this, but that's just something i can see down the road in the future. coming up as an issue. yeah, more things for our objective design standards, which we anxiously await, are being brought to us. all right. with that, i think we are all done with our deliberation. and just for clarity, we're not limiting this to district four. that's correct. yes. very good. okay, commissioners, there is a motion that has been seconded to approve the proposed legislation with modifications as amended to include one districts within the sued strike staff. recommendation number four, and reducing the height limits. from 65 to 55ft.

. >-- ted koppele.>> you hear noe u.s. hostages. maria: you mentioned the trump administration -- by the way, thank god we don't have any mean tweets right now. that would be really bad. i'm sorry. it's a stupid joke in a terrible time. but let me just say this. when joe biden walked into the white house, i was told that there was a rule, a quiet rule, don't even bring up the abraham accords, don't mention the abraham accords, we're not to be murmuring those words and it's absolutely outrageous because those abraham accords that secretary pompeo led actually made many of us feel that maybe peace in the middle east is going to happen. that was ground breaking. >> abraham accords and remain in mexico policy, right, you don't hear much about that anymore. maria: exactly. >> and the u.s. southern border is wide open and terrorists are coming into the country on a daily basis according to border patrol. maria: let's take a short break. when we come back, markets are moving on a busy week of earnings and economic data. we've got the word

danish mp peter koppel joins us very shortly to give his expert insight.clowns from just stop oil attempt to block a bus transporting migrants through the bibby stockholm barge, i will take on the eco group spokes person emma brown in what promises be a fiery clash. sunday morning. on welcome . on welcome. >> coming up on the pro—palestine protest outside downing street, but first, it's time for the clash . and migrants time for the clash. and migrants were all set to return to the bibby stockholm barge today. two months after they were first evacuated. following the discovery of legionella. but it is quite unusual twist actually . is quite unusual twist actually. just stop. oil sent a mob of eco zealots to try and block the bus transporting them to the barge. have a look at this . have a look at this. people in the stop as if you sit down in front of it. >> if you sit down in front, you sit on your phone. >> if you sit down in front, you sit on your phone . everyone sit down. >> so the unswerving driver ultimately ploughed on through this obstruction of t

commissioner koppell i was just going to move to approve second, second. commissioner ruiz yeah, i just have a couple questions for miss flores. i was reading in the packet that there was the discussion around the pilot program, um, that previous supervisor mar introduced it and i saw the recommendation that the department would recommend to continue to implement that program, potentially expand it if there are funds that do exist. but i was wondering, do you have any information on the status of that pilot program? how the 25 qualifying households are benefiting? yeah. thank you . good afternoon, commissioners. natalia fassi planning department staff my understanding of the program is that it finished the major phase that it was in, which was assessment of select properties within district four. and i know aware whether the new supervisor is moving forward with the program, but that's something we can definitely look into and get back to you about. yeah, i think it would be great to hear more information. i don't know if there will be any future discussio

we have walter cronkite, ted koppel going on the air every single night saying it's been this many days it since the hostages have been taken. it dominates the airwaves and carter even says, i wish if i'd seen one more helicopter, i would want reelection. so this was an event that, of course, prime and the american public to view the islamic republic in a very negative way, that americans have very hostile attitudes, iran as a result of this. but it's not clear what meaning this will take within reagan's larger foreign policy dramas. so we look at ronald reagan, he comes into office the consummate cold warrior and he casts a vision of a two sided conflict, both globally and the middle east, in the vehicle through which articulated that was strategic consensus. strategic consensus was primarily the catchphrase of alexander haig, who is reagan's secretary of state. and they said, we're going to go to the region, we're going to unite all of our allies there in. recognition of a common threat, the soviet union and the region. and so al haig departed on a diplomatic and he went to jordan, he

we have walter cronkite, ted koppel going on the air every single night saying it's been this many days it since the hostages have been taken. it dominates the airwaves and carter even says, i wish if i'd seen one more helicopter, i would want reelection. so this was an event that, of course, prime and the american public to view the islamic republic in a very negative way, that americans have very hostile attitudes, iran as a result of this. but it's not clear what meaning this will take within reagan's larger foreign policy dramas. so we look at ronald reagan, he comes into office the consummate cold warrior and he casts a vision of a two sided conflict, both globally and the middle east, in the vehicle through which articulated that was strategic consensus. strategic consensus was primarily the catchphrase of alexander haig, who is reagan's secretary of state. and they said, we're going to go to the region, we're going to unite all of our allies there in. recognition of a common threat, the soviet union and the region. and so al haig departed on a diplomatic and he went to jordan, he

koppel. i did not pay attention to this. yeah. so we're actually having the hearing right now. and the requester is not present. the requester did not try and take this off consent. and the project sponsor is here. so i'm going to move to take doctor and approve with the modified conditions. second, thanks. there's no further. deliberation. commissioners. there's a motion that has been seconded to take daca and approve with modifications on that motion. commissioner brown by commissioner ruiz, a commissioner imperial high commissioner, couple a and commissioner moore. so move commissioners, that motion passes unanimously. 5 to 0 and i'd we can now continue on with your regularly scheduled regular calendar. item 22 has been continued and placing us on item 23 for case number 2023 hyphen 008443 crv for the yosemite slew grant application. commissioners. just i want to introduce katie lee who this is our first time before the commission. she joined us a couple of months ago as our budget and grants analyst. so kind of per our discussion we had during the director's report, our com