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we also learned that he was very controlling of his relationship with lynn. >> is the control a red flagtionship. >> my first impressions of harold was he was an outgoing, gregarious, salesman type. and i'm being a salesman myself at that time. i was fine with that energy. >> harold is bigger than life. he smiles all the time. he laughs all the time. so when i first met him, i thought, "gosh, this is a great guy." >> when we were moving quickly towards lynn's and harold's wedding, it was clear that harold was in charge. >> so lynn and harold got married. but then almost immediately, harold was saying, "we need to move to colorado." so he takes her away. >> i called lynn one day and i said, "can we talk? you know, this is a good time for me." and she said, "no, no, no. can you call back later when harold is here?" and she said, "as a couple, we've decided that whenever we talk to family, we want to both be on the phone at the same time." >> wow. >> and i remember thinking again, "that's so weird. that's so controlling." >> lynn's sister-in-law grace rishell also sensed something was off.

transparency and, you know, full control over how how if and how your books are used. and i assume created by humans makes money off this process. how how do you make money? yeah, we take it we take a cut just like any any marketplace that we didn't cut off the i think this and when you say you negotiate the terms what what are the terms what are the the different ways that a i could use my work and what do i get to decide on. so i mean we're still figuring it out. this is a very this is a very tricky, tricky topic that is very much a moving target. you know, these this licensing space is is new. there are direct deals happening, but there's still not a lot of precedent in the market for how this works. you know, we believe that books are really valuable data. we believe authors should get get paid a really fair price for that. but we're still figuring out exactly how to structure and how it works. you know, there have been most of the deals to date have been between, you know, large ai companies and large media companies. you've seen deals like openai and news corp. y

the controls in the new ncd will remain primarily the same as in c two but with some controls to better reflect the community's needs. commissioners, as you heard this item on february 6th and adopted a recommendation for approval during the land use hearing supervisor walton introduced the item and chair the overall goals of enhancing foot traffic in the corridor and fostering small business opportunities. he emphasized that community engagement efforts began in 2023 and that the drafted legislation aligns with the committee's goals. there were three public commenters in support of the legislation. there was no additional committee discussion and the item was sent to the board with a positive recommendation as a committee report. >> then at the full board this week the ordinance that would amend the planning and health codes for inclusionary housing ordinance and non-potable water exemptions sponsored by the mayor passed its second read an ordinance sponsored by the mayor for development impact fees and requirements for nonresidential to residential conversion projects. also passed its

costs are so out of control that this needs to be fixed. sen. hagerty: i look forward to seeing your energy, and i look forward to your inspiration in an agency that we want to see function well. i want to come back to you. dodd frank established an undemocratic and flawed funding structure for the cfpb. it is important to clarify the statutory authorities. acting director vought has requested no funds for the federal reserve for the coming fiscal quarter because the current balance is excessive. in your view, did the acting director break the law? mr. mckernan: thank you for the very kind words and i do appreciate that. we are going to have to let the courts decide that, but i do not see a legal issue. sen. hagerty: nor do i to confirm, the cfpb has sole discretion to assess the needs of the bureau and make funding requests accordingly, so long as it abides by statutory provided funding caps is that correct? mr. mckernan: yes. sen. hagerty: so the acting director is not doing anything unlawful or unusual but exercising the authorities given to

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s growing control over port infrastructure. the president has made this a top priority in panama, the deep water port investment in this area has outsized influence. secretary trump and secretary rubio have emphasized the seriousness what specifically, diplomatically, economically, hopefully not militarily, steps can the united states be taking to deter china's influence and re-establish america's presence in these regions? dr. kroenig: thank you for the nice work and the work at the scrowcroft center. there are things the united states can do and president trump has been right to see this as a major priority and to put pressure on the panamanian government. and many of the governments, including the government of panama, don't think want the chinese influence. these are agreements entered into under previous governments. so the u.s. pressure is in a way doing them a favor. they are reviewing some of these investments and audit of these contracts. they probably will find chinese corruption because that's what china does. and i

it was a 1d did move to try to do control o try to do we damage control essentially.rainian damage control essentially. we not sure still not sure iian z= 5 not it we whether or not it helped. we know for sure that trump would elli- watch it. but as one person in has ukrainian delegation has it, we are deseribed it. we are—rinse ll waters right deseribed it. we erg'in'm ll waters right now. uncharted waters right now. we don't know to expect. and don't know what to expect. and they have been quiet. myroslava petsa. with bbc ukrainian, thank you. even, over fears of russia invading again. but you just needed to look at the expression and vice president, it became clear that nothing constructive were reported in quite a measured, they referred to a mineral deal that was expected to be and from the reaction you see online and the people you speak to here in the capital, there broadly we spoke to some people who are simply processing what they saw. trump's administration was so arrogant. that's my point of view. translation: i understand our president. from their side, it

that controls such a large percentage of any commodity on the plant. so it's the largest producer controls 70 percent of the production, and the prices fall into the floor. there's a very good chance by them constricting production that you get the price back up. and i think it's that straightforward. most of people don't have access to the basics in like the rest of little dies. so it's easy for them to be less easy for them to be frightened, easy for them to the course. in miracles, it's one of the few things they have that they get easily. so i guess dollars for their gym or they've destroyed most of their timber. they don't have any manufacturing. they don't have much of a tourism industry. so, minerals hardly are the one thing that the average person can get ahold of. i don't think the minerals are the cause of the problem is led to the fighting cause it's a scramble just to survive and minerals are the only thing they can grab. and they know that i can show for dollars rather than 5 minutes. so a lot of all the visits it took you this week lazy,

let's talk a little bit about birth control.ntioned, and many people have said this is a target too. it's all everything is a target, everything to do with women's reproductive health and their control over it is a target. and one needs to understand the end game to understand how this all fits into it. you may not think that a lot of these current laws apply to you, or what your experience or the experience of people near you, but it's basically it's handmaid's tale. it's coming for all your control over your reproductive freedom 100%. >> and what's interesting about contraception is that they're doing something similar that they did with abortion, which is they're taking this chipping away approach. right? they're not going to propose a bill that says birth control is now illegal, because they know that that will cause a tremendous amount of backlash. and so they're sort of like doing this slow erosion, and specifically by targeting the most marginalized among us, right? like teenagers, like low income people with the hopes th

this is not school uniform this is right a at the left control f the culture right at the left control perfectly legal, perfectly constitutional what he is doing. it is happening so fast or just not sure how to respond. how do you respond? >> look, mark, i had the opportunity to the first print magazine entered wi interview we president in the oval office just the other day. it was a question i led off the conversation with. when you feel the need to come in that mood with the spieth were the lessons you took from the first go around that affected and change the approach you are using on the second go around? and the answer was really he said when he arrived in washington last time he really did not know what he was getting into. the array of vicious people coming after him. the type of election you have coming out on election to get things done. this is clearly what he has been doing in terms of its applications in so many different areas of policy pre-scaring the bureaucrats of the year across. that is something i think is healthy and good. but it's 1 of the reasons i think he is goi

the verbal abuse, the intimidation, the control, i mean, george was always a controlling guy. morrison (voiceover): according to paula, george had become ever more control, judgmental, especially about shauna's spending habits. first time at the beach. keith morrison (voiceover): only got worse when she told george the marriage was over. paula stokes-richards: he said, you know, if you don't come back to me, and we can sort this out, you're going to lose custody of your daughter. and that-- that was his threat-- was her number one fear. oh, absolutely. he used their daughter as a way to manipulate shauna time and time again. keith morrison (voiceover): shauna had been letting her workmates read the text messages george sent as things got worse in the marriage. one text, it would be nice, you know, short and sweet, like i love you. i've been thinking about you all day. we need to work things out. and then we would be working. she wouldn't be able to text him back right away. and 10 minutes later, he's blowing up her phone, cussing her out, calling her names. keith morrison (voi

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they want control over ukraine. they want to control them politically. they want to keep the territory. and they don't want ukraine to be inside of nato or really to have any meaningful security guarantee, because, again, they want to control ukraine. so those are their maximalist objectives. the question is whether president trump, the united states, you know, any other leaders can convince vladimir putin to compromise. we know that ukraine is ready to compromise. so it's a it's a delicate situation. i you know, i am alarmed, frankly, that we are giving russia a pass, meaning our leaders are speaking to the american people trying to paint russia as not threatening to the united states. let's remember, i'm sure you've covered this. you know, the russians are sitting on our nuclear facilities. they're sitting in our grids that president putin himself said, you know, that his country is at war with nato. so i think we need to maintain vigilance vis a vis russia. >> let me add another voice into this. we heard from the british prime minister, keir starmer,

there are forces out of their control. reporter: right now in the u.s.tremendous upheaval when it comes to foreign aid. how is unicef navigating these conversations and events taking place in washington? >> in the clearest sense, behind closed doors, i have colleagues who are on the front lines. we also have great contexts. it is important to sit with them. the u.s. has been a very generous donor to unicef for a long time. what we know is any prolonged extension will have an impact on those children and those workers. those people who have stayed in haiti. these are the people who require support. people who are very much saying in haiti and trying to tur things around. there is not a greater investment you can make. there is such a clear argument. in a practical sense. there is a lot to unpack about what these decisions will make. we hope the level of generosity we have seen from such a big donor like the u.s. shows a benefit for people. reporter: thank you so much for your time. ♪ anchor: the oscars are tonight. there is a subplot of controversy. this

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and they seized that control from the whca, from this journalist organisation, which had controlled itr basically as long as it it's a really significant blow to press freedoms so this is not an ideological issue at all. i thought it was really notable this week in that some of those conservative news outlets that you just mentioned, both about the ap and then about the whca, they were quite vocal in their reservations about what happened, because i think the concern among some of those conservative news outlets is that now a precedent has been set. so in a future democratic white house, now that this has been done, i mean, in theory, there's really nothing to stop a democrat—run white house from doing the same. and, you know, kind of booting off outlets that it doesn't feel are ideologically aligned with what the white house is saying and inviting ones that are. so i think it's kind of set a precedent that, you know, many reporters on both sides of the political spectrum, it is quite dangerous for the future. i mean, once this has been done... that's not hypothetical. the obama white

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and by doing this, we are allowing them to control us. it's very easy to control us. but if we actually think together, then we would be very dangerous for them because we outnumber them and. so george was very good at these arguments and so it is arguably one of the. these are the main reasons why those that were close to him believe he was the next. and so this escape was planned but eventually it fails which is a very well known and in calif in also american history it fails and and with that comes a series of events that that basically change not just prison history but you know with george jackson's death. we have very shortly after that in september beginning september 9th in new york, we have the attica uprisings, george jackson's death is very important for that. what's too is in my in the course of my interviews with his with the other co-founder of the black guerilla family. i learned about how they constructed a manifesto and their manifesto is almost word for word the manifesto that is used in attica in the state of new york when rebel against that prison

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we know he's under the judicial control, was this investigation in here, which means the call and leave the country for 60 days and was also being fun from appearing on some networks and giving interviews specifically about investigations that the people here have come up. but voices heard, and they say, this is amanda whitefield president for all team by stay with our to, to national, for all the latest from around the world. thanks for watching the, the chess willis. i am the, nobody's telling me that he will find him get this, but i'm gonna forward it to bill, but it's sort of still the best method from the umbrella dealership within the voice of this woman hides her face and identity because of the nature of her job which she's been working for almost a year and a team gathering evidence on the existence of sync with us labs in ukraine. the russian interior ministry suspects that we used to test biological weapons for the proof that that, that didn't, they say, and the cheese they real quick. it was say, we shift anybody from the have to escalate to expedite. didn't the city of the

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how could you get this under control so fast?thing you got to look at his whole of government approach is not just a saying. take a whole of government approach at this. first and foremost we canceled the app immediately. was a poll fa pull factor that w people to come to the border and went to get an appointment they would crossing between the ports illegally. secondly return as a consequence of your action. you're going to be returned to a the country or came from. we got the pull factor off of the cbp app. for the second is the support the level of support we are getting from ice, from d.o.j., the department of defense pretty much anyone and federal law enforcement are all focused on helping us get illegal immigration. take the probability of detection plus the fact will deliver a consequence not be able to ca call and release and remain in this country, that is what drives the numbers down there with no how to do it all along and having support of administration secretary that allowed us to do her job to get the numbers down

when you try to control the media like that, when you try to control who is covering your events at all, you're pretty obviously trying to avoid scrutiny and just put on a show instead. so on friday, donald trump put on his show, and even though that russian reporter was discovered and kicked out, trump's buddy vladimir putin still got the show that he wanted. because over the course of nearly an hour, donald trump and jd vance berated the president of a country that is fighting for its survival and unloaded talking points that the kremlin could have scripted themselves. i've been in the oval office for countless meetings between u.s. presidents and world leaders and many other meetings, and i have never seen anything remotely close to what we saw on friday, the very end of the show. trump reminded us what it was all about. >> this is going to be great television, i will say that. >> this is going to be great television. there it is. it's all a show. never mind all the people in ukraine. never mind the europeans. and maybe, as some have speculated, that show is some kind of premeditated

certainly to get the attic control spending under control to begin making headway on the massive debt that we otherwise will be handing to our children and grandchildren. and i think talking about elon musk and what elon musk is seeking to accomplish, they want to see actual change, not the same status quo, the same stagnancy that you would i both experience and air service in congress or we know we got to solve these problems and yet nothing ever seems to happen. president trump means to make it happen and omb is going to be a critical tool in seeing to it that it does. sen. scott: congress and bishop, you're a staunch supporter of getting that way for spending. do you think we connect with balance the budget? mr. bishop: i certainly do. when and under what circumstances, that is the president's decision, not mine, and my priorities. way in this balance, i'm serving his program, but i know that we can bring the federal leviathan under control so that the american taxpayer can afford it again. sen. scott: mr. edgar, had he spent much time with regard to fema? i was governor so i can t

controllers to be traumatized?ryone at the. >> faa to. >> be traumatized. >> when planes. >> are falling. >> from the sky. do you want. >> cancer researchers to be traumatized, or do you want them to be curing. >> you know, your dad's cancer. you know. >> these are real. >> or the veterans people who are helping our veterans who already have trauma? do we want them to be traumatized? you are. seeing people in the workplace traumatized. now, what i'd like to know. >> are, are those. >> people at the white house who. >> work for donald trump? >> are they writing. >> those reports. >> for him or what? five things did they do, and are they turning them in, and. >> are they is there five. >> things from last week? >> maybe they should make. >> that public. >> for all of us and. >> have a. >> little transparency. because we'd. >> like to know what they're up to. maybe how many times donald trump has. >> played golf, how. many rounds, what his scores. >> were and how much it has cost the taxpayers, because it does seem ma

this came on to the pentagon, run agencies control. what do i do? cuz it's totally honest, approve. at this point, i should be assuming he's the one is the agreement news, and you buy me looked at them. so just professor pulling up, doing the libido. really do to move kind of products a, give me a science at the bottom of teach the guns to say do much the for me to get the 5 big chinese view, simplest way to go see your teeth. and this includes, these 3 has not completed the task successfully even a little bit, a couple of things. you might look across the board of the book and be able to use collusion, know with g. but what do you mean? split time, the lowest pretty. but i'll definitely give you to the goose eaten up and up with me. but i just love goosey was a fix. you don't let me just click on the 2nd semester next little shift because part of the science still pay me charge and my team was in college and they kind of thoughts. it's kind of most of just going to go into. so, you know, there's not a for me to keep, that's what i'm supposed to do. i will, we need to show you patie

how many copies control the per genetics for eggs?three is my recollection is correct, two european companies in the major u.s. egg producer. how do you get into that market? a lot of things usda's agricultural research service, national food and agriculture the desi nih equipment and agriculture that invest in land grants. a lotes of places with the site investment, the antitrust, the fair markets all these things, national security concerns, private security concerns only to be brought together and worked on. >> agree. thanks, andy and john. so we've given you a very quick peek under the hood of what is in our view a very troubled sector. as john says there's room for optimism but there's a lot of work to do here to promote competition and to help consumers pay lower prices for high quality, safe food, and reliable food supply chains. there's a lot of work to be done for producers in the united states. so there t is this cry for suppt from antitrust enforcement, from legislation at the federal level and thehe state level to inject m

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but it's basically when the government controls things and private citizens don't. when the government sets prices, then that's socialism. - i mean, are there gradations here, kevin? i mean, do you really think that that is her goal and her end? or do you just think it is more of a european economic sort of democratic socialism? - look, if the government... (laughs) i have to say that, if the government set the price of food and the government, you know, she's for single payer health care, so the government controls the health care system. you know, the government says, like, heavily regulates even automobiles, so it says what kind you can have and what kind you can't have. then, you know, the difference between that and the kind of socialism that we've seen in the past is pretty darn small. it's pretty darn small. so yeah, i would say that it's absolutely an objective to have the government have a lot more say over every decision that we make because folks on the left tend to think that the government knows better than individuals. - we've talked a lot about econom

many believe these wider roads will get the military greater control over the area to stop and yet, so for existing, the occupation, the families described facing any possible choice. so immediately or risk of being caught in, widening is rarely a solved decades of memories reduced whatever they could carry in the moments of evacuation or saw this and then of the how do i, it's so hard. i built this house one student after the time i bought a house next to it to now it's only gone. we left not knowing where we'll go with the somebody in the don't want us here to can send this packet. so i was original village. well separately near, i find the demolitions come during the holy month of ramadan, normally a time for family gatherings and prayer. instead, these families find themselves scattered across the occupied west bank, deepening their sense of loss. local palestinian officials say nearly 90 percent of presidents from new shops to cut them. engineering refugee camps have now being forced from their homes with these rarely defense minister ordering troops to remain in the occupied west