>>> right now at 5:30, for decades richardson bay has been a rough and tumble community of boat dwellers living off the grid with anchors out, but now that community may be pushed out in order to save a key part of the bay's ecosystem. the concern is over the damage the boats are doing to the environmentally sensitive eelgrass. brian hackney has more on a new protection zone and what it could mean for the boat dwellers who have called that part of the bay their home. >> reporter: this is the story of both steven aaron, a man who has made a living as a talented artist and who had been living for years on one of the many anchored-out boats on richardson bay and the story of what lives beneath all of those boats, environmentally critical eelgrass. >> eelgrass is under the water. most days most people don't see it, but it is there working for us day in, day out, tide in and tide out. >> a seal just popped its head up. >> reporter: this is marine scientist rebecca schwartz. she's fighting for the creatures who depend on eelgrass. >> eelgrass is the basis of the ecosystem, so all the fish, bir

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you are at richardson's, two miles from the border of wisconsin and i have richardson with me, the ownert this fun first day of selling trees. we were with you last year. have prices change? >> we raised prices to keep up with the cost of labor and trucking and everything but we are holding at $95, pretty reasonable price with everything. >> reporter: customers love the experience. talk to me about how many trees you have a growing at the moment. >> one hundred 20,000 in the field of all sizes, we are planting 12,000 trees every year. i expect to sell 6 or 7000 this year. >> reporter: what about just today? you have a massive crowd. before they even opened the. what is going to be like today or this weekend? >> reporter: typically the first weekend is the big one. i might sell 1400 trees. >> reporter: the snow is coming down. it is gorgeous and we are getting on the side and warm up and get some hot fire. back to you. asmac you say it is gorgeous. it is 22 degrees and you say it is gorgeous, you're a good reporter. >> you have acosta. asmac thank you very much. the national retail federa

the richardson welcome german chancellor. all off schultz and the main opposition conservatives have agreed on a date for early elections. february 23rd. the snap election was prompted by the collapse of the coalition government last week when schultz fired his finance minister controls as bound to political pressure and agreed to hold the election a month earlier than he had originally suggested. it will be a rare winter election in germany instead of the usual september pro life sheltered social democrats and the opposition. c. d u. c. s. you have both accepted an early date somewhere between what the 2 sides were hoping for to happen once we have agreed to propose to the gym and president arden that the election of the 21st german bonus tag should take place on the 23rd of february 2025. 50 von. so i know 20 some dodge and when the stock chancellor shelves announced last week, he would call a confidence vote and take us the collections that was up to his government collapsed when he dismissed finance minister, christie, an

i'm quite richardson, a welcome to the program. we start with breaking news coming in from here in berlin, german chancellor, all our folks and the main opposition. conservatives have agreed on a date for early elections. february 23rd. the snap election was prompted by the collapse of the coalition government last week when schultz fired his finance minister an election in february's earlier than what the chancellor was hoping for . he'd wanted a confidence vote in parliament next january to be followed by elections in march, but bound to political pressure. schultz has agreed to hold the confidence vote in december and elections in february. and the leader of the opposition christian democratic union, feverish match has confirmed that he has agreed with other leading politicians on that election date merits will be running for chancellor for the c d. u. chavez. zip. so i think the speakers i have, of course spoken to the leader of the s p d in the it's but also with my colleagues from the f t p and the green is the green and you

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richardson was one. talk about the claim in his case that you think is related potentially to this. >> i don't want to go -- too deep into it because we also still have a pending for litigation right now. but we just trying to fight for justice for him and the community there, and what happened to him is just a bad thing for the whole black community and for the whole community as a whole, for the city of sheffield, a person being choked, hit in the neck, we don't know citizens no where in the state of alabama, the whole entire united states of america being in restraints for over three to four hours, saying that you can't get more help from no one, threatening they're liars, being maced, in jail cells, we don't need that no where in the united states of america. also we don't need the offices going into jail cells and beating up the citizens and then filing charges on them for assaults. >> are those the things you're alleging happened in this police department? >> the city of sheffield police department

angel has been a victim of mine for a long time. >> richardson agrees. and with all the talking done, ray leads them to a shallow grave on the other side of the santee river, where he left brittanee drexel. >> he said, right here and within five yards of that is where they found the bone. >> prosecutors closed brittany's case, but law enforcement are wary of taking ray or angel at their word. >> you're dealing with a serial rapist at this point. maybe not a serial murder, but you don't want to trust ray. >> angel is not charged for brittany's murder. you have to be truthful 100%. >> can you do that for me? tell me about it. i don't know anything, but she is prosecuted for multiple counts of lying to law enforcement about being in the car. >> when ray picked up brittany on the night of her murder, brittany could have probably gotten into any other car in myrtle beach that night and been okay. and for her role in helping to keep a cold case buried, angel now faces up to 24 years in prison. >> brittany got in the worst car that she could have gotten into. t

i'm clear. richardson in for when you are watching the day, the one day one, i will launch a largest deportation program in american history. i am in fear of, of being deported of losing everything that i've worked so hard for the united states is now an occupied country. but it will soon be an occupied country no longer. we have to keep reminding people of our humanity that we are human to and that we are here that we contribute. we pay a lot of money and taxes. under the trump administration, we will end this migrant evasion. also on the day, the biden administration gave israel a deadline to increase a deliveries to gaza. time is now what has a benjamin netanyahu delivered? there is no, there's not a, there is not enough supplies. people are stopping people very hungry. they are fighting over bags of flour. there is just not enough supplies. welcome. we began in germany where chancellor all off schultz and the main office ocean conservatives half now agreed on a date for early elections. february 23rd. the snap election was prompted by the collapse of the coalition government last

peter: mary richardson kennedy lived from 1959 to 2012. you describe her in the book as already, stylish -- as arty, stylish, explosive, alcoholic. maureen: the alcoholism, according to her therapist, who spoke with me at length also for this book, she diagnosed it as situational, not chronic, that it was a byproduct of her deep depression, sadness and anger at her husband, bobby kennedy junior, whose serial infidelities, as discovered by mary in these "sex diaries" that bobby kept, which not only named the many women he had been cheating on mary with, some of whom were very good friends of mary's, but had -- and so, you know, he was leaving her, and her therapist told her that in one session, with the two of them, bobby said to sheena, the therapist, i would like you to clear my wife mentally ill. she said, bobby, i'm not going to do that. your wife is angry and depressed but she is not mentally ill but she is not mentally ill. and i included that because that is right out of the kennedy playbook 101, when a woman, even if it's your wife,

i'm clear. richardson in for lynch. i mean the whole team here working behind the scenes. thank you so much for joining us. the fear, anger and resignation. the war in the middle east is highly polarizing. we ask young israelis and palestinians in berlin. what their experiences have been like over the past year. they still feel at home in the city whose voices had been silenced. set become loud. snow stopped. in 15 minutes on the double you shift your tried to lice in a digit, to explore the latest online trend, navigate your way through the digital jungle global perspective. we'll do you guys and show you what's possible. really massive to you in 45 minutes on the w the i want to tell you, submit it today, my analyst raising awareness of h o d and on and we're still in test shane assignments. and we need to break out of and i want to tell you something how to tennessee. chris starts november 29th on d, w. you king was like a sticking points. you know, 5 points you into. that was one shift. now. yeah, i saved it from crane. you can just go back to somewhere else. currently

eelgrass is considered essential for a healthy richardson bay and the entire san francisco bay area. scientists say the plant supports herring, runs, migratory birds and improves water quality. >> also new at 11, the martinez refining company has agreed to settle allegations that it discharged millions of gallons of wastewater into the bay. the california water board says the refinery, owned by pbf energy, discharged wastewater into marshes on three occasions in 2022 and 2023. the water allegedly contained pollutants including bacteria, metals and cyanide. the board says the releases harmed water quality and threatened human and animal health. the refinery has agreed to pay nearly $4.5 million to settle the cases, and said it has addressed the violations. >> california has launched a new program aimed at reducing the risk of homelessness for people who've been released from prison. the program is using $16 million in federal funds to create long-term supportive housing and services. state officials say those elements are critical in helping inmates reenter society. they say formerly

we to an expert who's at studies this unusual skills at the berlin zoo, the hello i'm clare richardson. thank you very much for joining us. you as president elect donald trump continues to assemble his team and has tapped tom home and to be his so called borders r o and served in the previous trump administration. you'll remember as acting director of immigration and customs enforcement or ice after the announcement home and said he would prioritize deporting. immigrants in the united states who arrived illegally trumps, made cracking down on a regular immigration, one of the central elements of his campaign. and he has promised mass a deep rotations. so let's be to even bear man, a political commentator and law professor joining us live now from los angeles. good day to you. so it's donald trump, he's chosen tom homan to be his what he's calling his border sar. can you tell us a little bit about what that tells us of what we can expect from this administration? well that tells us that donald trump was very serious on the campaign trail about attempting to deport well over 10000000 peo

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but when dealing with the future president on search and t is the key word, i'm clear, richardson in berlin, you were watching the day the he was elected by the american people and he's going to defend their interests. even a couple people excited. there's no doubt that this new political landscape is a serious challenge for every one. the question is, are we ready to defend the interest of europeans all of the year to lead as the long distance invitations the united states? they don't, we shouldn't be not even our trans atlanta system so that we should not expect the americans to protect us. you dance with those who are in the room. that also applies to the us, presidents and legs. also coming up on the day. well, trump's chemistry with turkish president, rush up type air to one help improve ties between the 2 countries. funds a, i think trump will have closer relations with ad one because the biden's door was closed with trump. they will, these be able to talk. and the subsequent se ridiculous. let's take a close look at what a new trump presidency could mean elsewhere in the world

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i'm quite richardson. thank you very much for joining us. us president elect donald trump continues to assemble his team and has now tapped tom homan to be his so called border sar. home and served in the previous trump administration as acting director of immigration and customs enforcement or ice after the announcement home and said he would prioritize deporting. immigrants in the united states who arrived illegally, trump made cracking down on a regular immigration. one of the central elements of his campaign and he has promised mass deportations from the united states or lets me to do the special corresponded abraham. she's following all these developments for us from washington d. c. a a. tell us 1st about tom homan, who trump has no trojan, that's what he's calling his border sar. what do we know about him and what goals he might be pursuing of the well certainly this was unexpected. pick claire um tom homan has pretty much been mirroring the president elect rhetoric when it comes to immigration poli

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it's carbon emissions the i'm quite richardson, thank you very much for joining us. german chancellor. all off schultz and the main opposition. conservatives have agreed on a date for early elections, february 23rd, and the stat snap election was prompted by the collapse of the coalition government last week when sold fired. his finance minister reached an election in february is earlier in what the chancellor was hoping for. so keep one to the confidence vote in parliament next january to be followed by elections in march. but bowing to political pressure controls has agreed to hold the confidence vote in december and the elections in february. as the leader of the opposition in question, democratic union of features match has confirmed that he's agreed with other leading politicians on that election date merits will be running for chancellor for the cd. you job, is it? so i sent the speakers i have of course spoken to the leader of the s p d, but also with my colleagues from the f t p and the green is the green and you have him once we agreed to suggest to the president and for to t

the, i'm quite richardson welcome has been widespread condemnation. after a night of violets in amsterdam, authorities there's a rioters actively targeted is railey fans following a football game between them. a copy tel aviv. and i asked amsterdam answered names mayor said the classes had left her a shamed. she told a news conference that with coffee tel aviv supporters were abused and pelted with fireworks, describing the violence as hit and run attacks by hooligans and scooters. of police say at least 5 people were taken to hospital and in dozens of others injured. israel's foreign minister is now on route to the netherlands. you chief or slip under lion has said she's outraged by what she called vile attacks targeting is really citizens. the speaking from a european summit in budapest, the ducks, prime minister dick scoff earlier, also condemns the violence build into the city that images and reports we here are absolutely scandalous and reprehensible. i think that every single possible must be down to track down and prosecute the perpetrators. i'

the inquiry. richardson, thank you very much for joining us. widespread condemnation. after a night of violence and amsterdam authorities, there was a rioters actively targeted is rarely fans following a football game between them a copy television and i ex amsterdam answered adams mirror has called the violence an explosion of anti semitism that has been not been seen in a long time from the whole same i said, fans of the football club, my coffee tel aviv were attacked, abused and pelted with fireworks. she described the violets as hit and run attacks by hooligans on scooters. angels, the police to say at least 5 people were taken to hospital and dozens of others injured israel's foreign minister as on groups to the netherlands. you chief or slough underlying has said, she's outraged by what she called bile attacks targeting is released citizens. and speaking from the european summit in budapest, the dodge prime minister dykus calls earlier also condemns the violence build into the city, the images and reports we here are absolutely scandalous and reprehensible. i thi

it looks even more doubtful after donald trump election victory the i'm quite richardson, thank you so much for joining us today. ukrainian authorities are warning that russia is warming up for a massive attack that after 6 people were killed and a dozens wounded in air raids on several cities, 5 people died in the southern city of nikolai, af, after the attacks struck a residential area. another person was killed in south for richard in the south east. a missile also hit the central city of a kitty vd ukraine, issued an error, a warning across the country and caught our supplies after the air force warrants. the russian bombers had taken off from their bases straight across to our correspondent nick connelly and care for the very latest to nick, we understand there have been air alerts in many parts of ukraine. can you give us a status update on the situation? that's why in terms of because of these they're in that boosting so attacking can be really we have been told by versus that to expect more in the way of casualties . this was a night where basically all of ukraine was under att

>> richardson christmas tree farmers selling all their trees for $95 no matter how big it is and peopleit has lightened up a little bit at this point but it really is a christmas wonderland. everything you could ask for for the experience is really magical. listen to what customers told us. >> memories, we came here before we have kids, now we are coming with kids, the doughnuts, the hot chocolate and coming out here with a christmas tree, nothing better than that. >> reporter: i am george richardson here, the owner of the farm, to talk about the price increase this year. what are we looking at? >> we need to keep pace with the cost that went up, labor went up one dollar for every you buddy. and her labor trucking, every thing so i want to keep pace with inflation. lauren: the experience with people, i signed interesting thing inside. >> my nephew on the farm here, a spruce trip kale connects the tips of growth off of the trees in the spring. >> reporter: i will let you know how it is later. edward: thank you. as many as 3 million people could be returning home on sunday alone. the w wo

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. >> you quote mary richardson can you think quote i did not give -- said that was caroline. caroline bessette would say that whenever john jr. would castigate her for not behaving like a perfect kennedy wife. like he comes home when he comes home and he's bringing 12 people home for dinner just have it ready in what's the problem and just have it ready. she'd say i didn't get the employee handbook and the friends of john weren't particularly fans of carolyn had to admit she had a point. and it's very typical for women who marry into the family who marry the kennedys especially they are thrown into it and they are expected to figure it out. it is their privilege to marry in. the year it out yourself. >> marine callahan giv a suspect -- a sketch of who mary richardson was prior to her marriage in the last two months or so of her life. >> mary she had been in the kennedy orbit since she was 14 or 15 years old. her father died when she was very young. she went off to boarding school where she was with kerry kennedy bobby's sister and subsumed into the kennedy organism but she wa

because once the precedence dr. richardson of the calisha international stadium, funding our injuries on top level players on the hello are the storm clouds of gathering now across central parts of south america and see the stodgy area or cloud here. just around power required. northern odds and tina se and pa, so for sale, just pulling away from uruguay south of that big i reapply price, you can see that circulation that anti talk. why circulation in that winds in temperatures in full, started getting up to 18 sales or something of a heat wave had tried whether they're across much all boss and tell you that at that stage west to whether just pushing into a good pots of southern i'm central brazil have yes i was to into that western side of the amazon. some all the heavy showers i'm afraid retard is the western side of the caravan. we've got this lot of cloud of rain coming across so you could confidential. so what's the weather coming into a cube of us follow that further south. we have flooding recently, and homes here is more weather coming in here for he believes as we go through

and the richardson reports. we've set a goal has been getting a taste of what's coming its way into years time. the capital co host, the 2026 used to lympics. it will be the 1st olympic event to be held in africa to host this event here in africa is very symbolic. think it's very powerful and gives a tons of hope for any future events being joining the games or other properties being one championships, or why not the link against themselves on the content of a multi schools event, athletes, aged 15 to 18. they used to live picks, one last held in origin team has kept 2 point is aries in 2018 cynical, has long had a global reputation for producing title, winning football as its hope. these games will open up more options in different sports. in the past, i don't think those things have happened. so i think for the people who are actually here it, let them know that web is 303 basketball or crowdy or whatever. all of those things can be assessed or promoting health and wellbeing through school to use the wide mess