attorney general richardson resigned. instead of firing archibald cox, and then the deputy attorney general resigned instead of carrying out the president's order, and then president nixon found solicitor general robert bork willing to do that firing. but the whole scheme didn't work. a new special prosecutor was appointed, and richard nixon was driven out of office. and the honorable people who resigned or were fired in that so-called saturday night massacre lived the rest of their lives in public honor. because of that moment. archibald cox was revered for the rest of his life in legal circles because of that attempt that richard nixon made to fire him, which eventually succeeded. the surge of confidence in the american judicial system and prosecutorial system was something that you really had to live through then to even begin to comprehend or feel. kids who were in high school would live the rest of the 20th century with the full confidence that no one is above the law. the full confidence that the principled resignat

richardson. yeah. thank you. so i'm looking at the staffing model and for the fte estimate and it's kind of great to have that outline and the first decision that we made with the rec and park was to hire the horticulturist because we've sense that that is the area that we need some help right there. so looking at the classifications i'm assuming here the natural resource specialist is that what is substitution for for the empty model for the horticulture? what would that be or the arborist and i'm just trying to see where that position is here . >> that's an important position. where is it? so in terms of what's being delivered currently and how that would apply going forward on the horticulture end, i believe that that would wrap in initially the generally the assumption is the landscapers are going to have a lot of that knowledge. >> let let them let me okay. >> answer that question please. so in in to answer that question are our main kind of horticultural expertise lies with that or that really the the backg

richardson says there is no precedent with what northeastern is proposing and, quote, no support for it in california law. therefore, the oakland city attorney's office was not able to sign off on the mou that was presented by the university due to its form and legality. cat brooks, founder of the anti-police terror project, says more police doesn't lead to safer streets. >> we have the oakland police department, we have the california highway patrol, and occasionally we have the sheriffs. and yet the kinds of things that oakland and east oakland are concerned about keep happening, right? carjackings, home invasions, robberies, etc. those things keep happening despite the fact that east oakland is literally flooded with police departments. >> still, the group east oakland neighbors wants this to be an issue in the upcoming mayor's race and will start sending out surveys to solicit community feedback. >> getting public safety right means making sure that people are informed, and they have an opportunity to help shape the proposals. >> the university did not respond to requests for com

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richardson, please. yeah, thank you, peter and i just want to echo piggyback on the previous stigma so i understand the general park code which we're trying to again include arts bearing in mind that you know the treasure island yabba bueno parks we are just beginning to roll them out and our situation the landscape is actually unique. it's a lot of different from city parks you know that for instance i was looking at the hours of operation on page six they actually identify some parks specifically what their needs are. so my question is have you identi py our parks? >> well we have right now some unique things that we need to quantify. >> for example your panoramic park we do not want any skateboarding in there. we don't want anyone you know having picnics or something like that for that particular park that will be significant and have we identify what we know right now to be bill in in this document for instance on page six they mention about in the case of the panhandle parcels me walk or ride bicycl

jonathan richardson led the research and found that the rat population has expanded around the world.>> and the things that those rat numbers were tied to are warming climates. so cities that have been warming faster than others also have faster increases in their rat numbers. and cities that have more people also have faster increases in their rat numbers. >> more people often means more waste, and having warming climates can expand the life expectancy of a rat. therefore, more time to mate. >> they can spend more time feeding and maybe squeeze out another reproductive cycle or two, which would accelerate population growth. >> the mating season is getting longer because of the weather. >> neve goldman owns alley cat, a rodent exclusion company. >> a rodent female can bring hundreds of little youngs every year. >> doctor richardson study found that over a span of 12 years, san francisco has had a significant increasing trend in rat numbers. zach getz, with the department of recreation and parks, has a job worthy of acknowledgment. he's trying to control the rat population at portsmout

she on tech has made it through to the quotes of finals and d. richardson reports here at thomas 5 time, major champions are the number 2 player and oral b good street. so you up with the trajectory of egos, c on $610.00. his career has taken a red tape in recent months. so it looks like it's targeting a full straight so it's one of the cats are open, but it's been 8 months now since she lost one of the tournaments. and in that time she's lost her will. number one run king. and so the brief doping then, unless 60 match against linda, no sco that didn't start well. a check opponent was the opening set to move in to the whole thing was of play. so the only thing was able to take the match in 3 sets. the published i will face full of windows and champagne, alita rib akina in the course of finals. her serve was kind of perfect today, so she didn't make it easy for me. i, when i had my opportunity, you know, there was the fresher to use it. so i'm happy that i did that in 2nd and 3rd sub for sure the drawer is opening up nicely. this sounds like hey, in capsule with many of the maintenance a

and the richardson reports. here comes 5 time, major champions are the number to play on or be good for you. so you up with the trajectory of ego. so you on 610, his career has taken a red tape in recent months. so it looks like it's targeting a full straight, so if we went at the caps are open, but it's been 8 months now since she lost one of the tournaments. and in that time she's lost her will. number one ranking and so debrief doping. then the last 60 match against linda, no scope, it didn't start well. a check opponent, one of the opening sets to move in to the whole thing was of play. so you don't say was able to take the match in 3 sets. to publish the will face full of windows and champagne lead a rib akina in the course of finals. her serve was kind of perfect today. so to do make it easy for me. i, when i had my opportunity, you know, there was a refresher to use it, so i'm happy that i did that in 2nd and 3rd sub for sure the drawer is opening up nicely. this feels like hey, in capsule with many of th

a cannon in straight sets to move into the last 8 times and the richardson l g 0, gets it done. there was a sibling show down on the men's tour and argentina was there in dolo brothers francisco on one man. wow. faced each other at their home events in argentina open and one is, are, is, and it was the older brother to see francisco who came out on top of the street fence. now now face top seat alexander was there of and the one to find in the are looking good. had the champions trophy, which begins and pockets fall next week. they've thrashed england to complete a 3 know series white wash shopping. gill was the star of the show and on the bottom the smashed a 112 from a 100 into balls. has india posted a massive total of $366.00 still is now the fastest batsman to reach $2500.00 runs in one day or this being just as 50 if matched in response, england were dismissed for just 214 india winning by a 142 rock pockets on pulled off their highest that was successful. one day international run chase to beat south africa. incorrect g a toppled a huge victory. target is 353. and then in

i'm sorry. richardson in berlin. it you've been watching to the point. thank you so much for joining us this week. the, the, the exciting pod costs know on tv. my fee is and with i'm going to be a good model that always you can defend yourself that you can start off with. what is it like to come out when you're married? how does on mental health impact a lot of life between east to west or the cross is right in the middle and the world around germany is getting more dangerous. we de code what it means senior d. w to the point. strong opinions, clear international perspectives. the man who may well be germany's next chancellors for tough anti immigration policies. even if that means getting help from the far right. 8 f g. how far is the jewish america willing to go? joining us this week on to the point to the point in 90 minutes on d w. the relentless journey. filming 30 years of chaos and hold. the com goes a documentary about a decades long by neighboring countries, greed for raw materials. the world's all too often silent in the face of tragedy, congo,

that'd be richardson with no beer. no long here. thank you very much and that's it for this use our we are back in just a moment after 2 minute break. stay with obviously the as temperatures rise due to climate change, morocco is experiencing up the system trumped sufficiently. it's at the level as on in the ancient traditions pass down through generations, may offer a valuable solution list with new home depot rooms, though. okay, it'll show to him that he found his era exclusive persistence and ingenuity of helping the country to overcome a major challenge of its time. africa's new directions that goes of water on al jazeera, a weekly look at the world's top of business stories. how do you see them the relationship with china developing over the course of the trumpet participation from global markets and economies? the big question hit is, begins still a safe haven currency to understand how it affects day nights. 33000. it was still on stripe, put it face a credit rating, downgrade as a result, counting the cost on down to 0. the

jonathan richardson led the research and found that the rat population has expanded around the world.t numbers were tied to are warming climates. so cities that have been warming faster than others also have faster increases in their rat numbers. and cities that have more people also have faster increases in their rat numbers. >> more people often means more waste, and having warming climates can expand the life expectancy of a rat. therefore, more time to mate. >> they can spend more time feeding and maybe squeeze out another reproductive cycle or two, which would accelerate population growth. >> the mating season is getting longer because of the weather. >> neve goldman owns alley cat, a rodent exclusion company. >> a rodent female can bring hundreds of little youngs every year. >> doctor richardson's study found that over a span of 12 years, san francisco has had a significant increasing trend in rat numbers. zach reggie aqui with the department of recreation and parks has a job worthy of acknowledgment. he's trying to control the rat population at portsmouth square in chinatown wi

andy richardson there, thank you very much and that's it for me. so then yeah, for this news our end to today i called the rob memphis and we'll be with you in just a moment. you're in great hands, the pianist who has an airbag, my name is tyler. i was abducted by the c. i, a, in 2004, a german citizen was kidnapped and tortured pharmacy. the chain of lead time comes me into interpretation. a powerful documentary tells the story of how the g of politics of the post 911 when we were in the life of an innocent bill, my suitcase on outages here praise has cracked towns in full disappearances and corruption with possibly the most special about the cost of living. unfortunately, the lights have to be lost, but those bumps up here, the we have to live has to be lost. the lives would take. right? people were shot in the head. maybe has son goes head to head with canyon politician kimani as to why kenyans are furious. you know this, i have never had performed anything without nothing to the party. there was about $7000000.00 pet to head. on alex's era, the

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we're getting shot at. >> in this angle from officer richardson's body camera.ou can see movement in the window on the right. police say that was the suspect. and with a confirmed visual, the officer opens fire. police recovered the suspect's rifle and several handguns. olive is still in the hospital, being treated for six gunshot wounds. chong's business partner told ktvu. it was an unprovoked attack and not a robbery attempt. police chief bill scott says the information released by the department was done, so. >> testing a premature judgment on the appropriateness of the force used in this incident. >> now, according to a gofundme set up by the slain man's family, they had lost touch with him for eight years and were, quote, shattered by the circumstances of his death. now, the sfpd, da's office and other agencies are reviewing the officer's actions. >> mike henry lee, live tonight here in the studio. henry. thank you. crews have now recovered the bodies of all 67 victims of last week's mid-air collision outside d.c. authorities say they've identified nearly a

richardson says there is no precedent with what northeastern is proposing and, quote, no support for it in california law. therefore, the oakland city attorney's office was not able to sign off on the mou that was presented by the university due to its form and legality. cat brooks, founder of the anti-police chair project, says more police doesn't lead to safer streets. >> we have the oakland police department, we have the california highway patrol, and occasionally we have the sheriffs. and yet the kinds of things that oaklanders in east oakland are concerned about keep happening, right? carjackings, home invasions, robberies, etc. those things keep happening despite the fact that east oakland is literally flooded with police departments. >> still, the group east oakland neighbors wants this to be an issue in the upcoming mayor's race and will start sending out surveys to solicit community feedback. >> getting public safety right means making sure that people are informed, and they have an opportunity to help shape the proposals. >> the university did not respond to requests for co

detroit the pistons they get lindy waters and josh richardson richardson and the toronto raptors getle anderson. butler will reportedly sign a two year, $121 million extension with the warriors. golden state will be butler's 15th fifth team after stints in chicago, minnesota, philly and miami. he led the heat to the nba finals in 2020 and 2023. and some football news 49ers tight end george kittle. the people's tight end, provided tickets for military members throughout the season. well, today he received a special surprise at a meet and greet. >> out of 32 nominees. yes, you are the 2024 nfl salute to service winner. congratulations. [applause] >> thank you so much. >> kittle beat out the minnesota vikings running back aaron jones and la chargers defensive end morgan fox for the salute to service award. the award recognizes the efforts by members of the nfl family to support the military community. kittle will be recognized at nfl at the nfl honors on thursday night. that's it for sports. the 11:00 news with mike starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> pushed by

>>>>my first job didn't pay much, but i was covering university of arkansas nolan richardson, basketball and football, southeastern conference. that's a, you know, a heck of a job to get coming out of college. the denver post to cover the nuggets, boston globe for the celtics along the way, something happened that fueled his desire to pay it forward, especially for those who looked like him. there was a prominent writer who i leave his name out today, but certainly is a name that people would remember who blew me off real bad at the beginning of my career. and, you know, it was somebody that looked like me and that really burned me at the time. and i kind of felt like if i'm ever in a position to help other people, i want to help them and not make them feel the way i felt. >>>>spears never stops mentoring >>>>to >>this day, advising a student during a football game. mark spears as always, thank you very much. oakland native malika andrews, host of nba today and nba countdown on espn. >>>>mark has so. many students, so many young journalists. that he takes under. his. wing because he take

doctors rate julian richardson. they met when they were teenagers attending on scholarship booker t washington's tuskegee institute. >> what began as a printing press became a bookstore founded in 1960, in san francisco, fillmore neighborpood later found its oakland. >> so 1960, was when they started. putting books in the print shop and selling wolf of them. still not a great love reading and they power. the country, the world looking for books about black people. >> one his books quickly evolved into much more birthplace for black studies at san francisco state a hub for the black panthers, a pillar of the civil rights movement. black people could meet and discuss and plan or it's where trailblazers like nikki giovanni. >> former vice president kamala harris and muhammad ali visited and left their words beyond. >> before anything, i black, was great. >> a place where generations find themselves on the shelves. what representation isn't just important. >> it's expected. i feel like as a child, the bookstore gave me

doctors rate julian richardson. they met when they were teenagers attending on scholarship booker t washington's tuskegee institute. >> what began as a printing press became a bookstore founded in 1960, in san francisco, fillmore neighborhood later found its oakland. >> so 1960, was when they started. putting books in the print shop and selling wolf of them. still not a great love reading and they power. the country, the world looking for books about black people. >> one his books quickly evolved into much more birthplace for black studies at san francisco state a hub for the black panthers, a pillar of the civil rights movement. black people could meet and discuss and plan or it's where trailblazers like nikki giovanni. >> former vice president kamala harris and muhammad ali visited and left their words beyond. >> before anything, i black, was great. >> a place where generations find themselves on the shelves. what representation isn't just important. >> it's expected. i feel like as a child, the bookstore gave me

. >> cardell richardson cardell richardson. >> a storm barreling through the eastern u.s.h its peak strength over the next few hours. in kentucky, crews in the western part of the state had to rescue a driver. a driver in a partially submerged vehicle. others, unfortunately, were not as lucky. officials said at least one person is dead in clay county, kentucky, after being swept away by heavy flood waters while driving on saturday night. water levels in the state are already reaching historic levels, and it's only expected to get worse. a rare level of high risk of flooding. rainfall is in place for more than a million and a half people across parts of kentucky and tennessee. meanwhile, in neighboring tennessee, thousands of customers are still without power as the state continues to get battered by heavy rainfall and flooding. the storm system is forecast to bring more heavy rains, potentially life threatening flooding and dangerous overnight tornadoes. still to come, federal workers in the united states are protesting massive layoffs amid president trump's efforts to sla

kanya richardson was thankful for her new laptop, but she was also starstruck by the wnba champion. >>>>like when they told me she was going to be here, i was like, for real? like i wasn't really believing it. and then i seen her. i was like, she's really here. and i was like, i'm just ask her to sign my shoes. >>>>the kids here are all part of eoydc, an organization that works to give them the skills they need to succeed in life. >>>>these kids are the future. so i want to instill. resilience and power into them. >>>>amar kareem was a part of the program as a child and is now one of the youth advisors. he feels giving kids the tools they need to succeed will go a long way in achieving their goals. >>>>i really want to inspire, you know, other black young men like me to take their education seriously and take their opportunities seriously and not waste it on stuff that's temporary. >>>>while ionescu took time to give back to her community, many in the bay area were also looking forward to a three point contest showdown between her and steph curry this weekend. the nba says it tried

andrew richardson. there are a political neutrality is a, is a key. because if we are losing these are political neutrality, then we can not leave up to our olympic nation in unifying the world, rob, of the dividing it to any more. and that, i hope very much of that the, my successor uh will not uh, take, uh, any, uh, decisions, uh, which are taking a political side. because uh then we would really be at risk president. but the search, the games were your 1st as a president's when out here in 2025 and the russian olympic committee is banned. russia would say that that was a decision that was politically motivated. what have you been able to say to the russian olympic committee? about that, what did they need to do to be reinstated into the lifting movements, the suspension of the russian olympic, or call me to use based on the fact that the russian olympic committee has an x, the summer sports organizations on the territory offered the national no live beaker call me t, offer your brain. this is a clear violation of the territorial integrity and the i

so he decided to conduct an investigation in the territories when they tell used uranium bones. richardson plus a month ago, i have talked to them wait to arrive to what city to i have to do it with my for my little kidney metals, cause i shall have they'll be able to work together because we have to, more than one was on the process of who the, which is investigations resulted in a book that explains the direct link between depleted uranium bombing and high mortality rates in the affected areas. muscle pulled up, i'll call you the whole year for you, the white white to 9. so 0 people in the white screen got 4 minutes, good system for me and they should be me. so 3 body productive for them. i know it's a new camera. i'm with this but peter velma from fees and if i'm from, so that's similar to this in the you know where to put them in the board the so sort of my so name around you either this or this or just it's a peer to on the recording of the bucks and 100 to the cool my young i'm watching in both. i'm about 3 cool. my you're not throwing up for simulations and we're on a month's worth

. >> my first job didn't pay much, but i was covering university of arkansas, nolan richardson basketball and football, southeastern conference. that's a heck of a job to get coming out of college. >> the denver post to cover the nuggets, boston globe for the celtics. along the way something happened that fueled his desire to pay it forward, especially for those who look like him. >> there was a prominent writer who i'll leave his name out today, but certainly it's a name people would remember who blew me off real bad at the beginning of my career. you know, it was somebody that looked like me and that really burned me at the time and i kind of felt like if i'm ever in a position to help other people, i want to help them and not make them feel the way i felt. >> spears never stops mentoring. this day advising a student during a football game. >> marc spears, as always, thank you very much. >> oakland native, host of nba today and nba countdown on espn. >> marc has so many students, so many young journalists that he takes under his wing because he takes so seriously the responsibility of p

some of the the bigger historians in media today heather cox richardson and i he wouldn't identify a historian. but jamelle bouie from, the new york times has appeared, t.j. stiles, who was one not one, but two pulitzers. and so i they find it quite enjoyable. and so a little more from that about page, your substack you say think of this newsletter as my salon for the strange a secret alcove where i unleash thoughts, rants with some abandon flaunt my latest projects and occasionally drop mini biographies. they're hot, so give me of your recent rants and one of your recent projects. i think one of my recent rants was. one of my recent rants was actually pardoning and this was before president joe pardoned hunter biden. i had been thinking a little bit about the power. the power, the pardon. it's such a big one for the president. it's one that comes with a lot of complications. so it's sort of always at the forefront my mind. and i started to think about how the pardon was a considered, whether it was considered appropriate when ford president gerald ford was about to pardon richard ni

just retired general richardson such the floor over the canal, looked down and saw those chinese port facilities and said, those looks like dual use facilities that are in the moment of conflict. can be weaponized against the chinese workers. first came to panama in the mid 18. hundreds, but their numbers and influence have expanded greatly in the last 3 decades, especially since panama cut ties with taiwan and recognized china 8 years ago. the pick a model was former military strong man. manuel unplug knew, noted as chief intelligence officer until they were both arrested during the us military invasion in 1989. to date the medical the leaves, the us is right and have concerns. very familiar. yeah, me the thought from the military intelligence point of view, especially the main submarine cables of all the americas across here, the us naval fleet, including nuclear submarines across the canal in both directions. the pacific and atlantic controlling the seas is critical. president donald trump is threatening to take back the waterway like panama says, that's non negotiable. however, th

. >> reporter: kaniyah richardson was thankful for her new laptop and she was also starstruck by theampion. >> when they told me she was going to be here, i wasn't really believing it. she's really here and i was like i'm going to ask her to sign my shoes. >> reporter: the kids here are all part of eoydc, an organization that works to give them the skills they need to succeed in life. >> these kids are the future. so i want to instill resilience and power into them. >> reporter: amar kareem was part of the program as a child and is now one of the youth advisers. he feels giving kids the tools they need to succeed will go a long way in achieving their goals. >> i really want to inspire other black young men like me to take their education seriously and take their opportunities seriously and not waste it on stuff that's temporary. >> reporter: while ionescu took time to get back to her community, many in the bay area were looking forward to a three-point contest showdown between her and steph curry this weekend. the nba says it tried to make it happen but couldn't work out the details.

there i think group granite crickets, champions trophy being tied in pakistan a century from ryan richardson, 7 not for 171 victory of rough down to stunning corruption. got us done with them, but was on for $200.00 nights and the fights of south africa's $315.00. the 6. the other things in this group, england and australia, they play on saturday of a full nation's hockey fund between the united states and canada. across the line from schools into politics, once again, canada winning the boston cycle disorder. and over time, the front of the canadian prime minister justin sri dice, who writes on social media, the account cycle, country and count site us for the response to you as president donald trump, the threats of light and canada, the 51st us state. the comments was repeated for the white house press secretary, just hours before this gang all cheered, i posted this video of him celebrating the wind for his country, the nations a set to renew their offer at next february's winter olympics, taking place in its sleep. both teams with quite a front of loses at the 2022 games. you know, i th

he's been talking with our correspondent, andy richardson. what makes the game so unique is bringing the entire world together in one place for a peaceful or a competition. and the therefore, as to where diversify the or live, because a game said to a different the countries or even the continents of, with the, not the new 5 to this a mission, offer the live p k, a games, the bidding process, the features and takes talks about the importance of the, of an ongoing dialogue. can you tell us if that dialogue is taking is any closer to an lympics taking place in the middle east? everybody has a, there a chance. and of course, also the, the middle east, where we have for, i'll see and go strong intentions and that a very good a projects. and the, there the i, you'll see is a also open uh to address the issues that, uh, the only information on the calendar off for the, the national federation. so i may also have to move a to later in the year to ensure the safety of the athletes. i said what, what is the, the legacy is that you will leave is, is th

exports and supports this tennis player has just to come in to find compar open champion, candy richardson, will be here with that story, the as hello, that will start in the middle east and live ends with unsettled whether it has been plaguing northern parts of the region. it's being much cooler here with winter weather stretching from the black sea to the caspian. we've got some warnings out, amber, lots of western pods to all the wrongs. thanks to that went to an mo, wintery weather which is still lingering around on sunday at cold air that's being blowing down across the event has dropped temperatures. it is set to descend even further. bring some potential showers to the gulf. ok. how do you guys will see those in katasha over the next few days, and also a drop in temperature here in doha, we could see the wind pick up on tuesday that things are looking very windy across the north of africa. we'll see some showers here and there for egypt as well as libya, smo heavy rain affecting our jerry on sunday. and that will pick up and move east and areas as well with the weather as well to co

but bob richardson was a public affairs consultant. he says, kind of the must up relying on the us to strengthen it's a company as well. i think the prime minister was highlighting the fact that we're in a uh, to mall, to us, period of time in, in terms of politics. but at the end of the day, canadians have 0 repeat 0 interest. in joining the united states. we've had recent public opinion polls showing as high as 94 percent of canadians not being interested in doing so. so i think that has to form the basis of where canadian public opinion is. and, and look, the president of the united states makes many pronouncements all the time on a whole variety of different issues. so we shouldn't get ourselves to rattle bias. what we have to do is move forward and we've always had a good relationship with the united states. we've always done business with united states. that's what we should focus on. we've been to relying on the us for 30 years or so because it's been, it's been easy. it's a huge market. there's lots of access. what canadians ne

the above richardson is a public affairs consultants. he joins us from throne site. welcome to the program . so what do you make of it? aging, the prime ministers recorded comments that a well, i think the prime minister was highlighting the fact that we're in a, to mall, to us period of time in, in terms of politics. but at the end of the day, canadians have 0 repeat 0 interest. in joining the united states, we've had recent public opinion polls showing as high as 94 percent of canadians not being interested in doing so. so i think that has to form the basis of what we're canadian public opinion is and, and look, the president of the united states makes many pronouncements all the time on a whole variety of different issues. so we shouldn't get ourselves to rattle bias. well, we have to do is move forward and we've always had a good relationship with the united states. we've always done business with united states. that's what we should focus on. but we just insure those typing down as prime minister. i mean, can any canadian need to in the frame, adequately do dona

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