adrian scott fine: within a almost a blink of an eye, everything that really forms the ingredients ofity disappear. those places and spaces, i think people understand how important they actually are in our lives. and we all, i think for myself and others, just understanding the losses here, also realizing that we take heritage and these places and spaces for granted, that i'm now lamenting that i didn't visit some of these places or i didn't, fully experiencing them before they're gone. and i don't think i'm alone in terms of processing that right now. jeffrey: major losses include structures within the will rogers state historic park in pacific palisades. originally built for the fame actor and humorist, it became a beloved getaway for generations to hike, picnic, enjoy movie nights, and even polo games. adrian scott fine: this is a seminal part of the story of the palisades, a figure like will rogers, sort of this folk hero, actor, beloved figure for his time period. and this was his ranch, his house. the main barn burned and other buildings as part of that historic homestead. and t

yup, scott. adrian is bringing you a mic, one second. >> hi, i'm m scott, is this on? there we[i go. i'm scott, i was an election official for 30 years for four different states and pam i met you back in california, nevada when you were covering the adoption of dre's -- yeah, that's a flash back, isn't it? but i've always been impressed by you taking the time to really understand and educate yourself about what the issues were and to fairly report and it's very obvious over the years in your reporting on elections topics that you took the time to prepare and i think your comments today reflect that. my experience with the media in doing elections has been that i usually get a court reporter who is sent out blind from an assignment's desk to come cover some important election story and i had to spend a lot of time training and bringing them up to speed and giving them background so they could effectively do their job and if i hadn't done that, the quality of the reporting would have been affected. so the media has medical reporters, medical experts, technologyed niche r

might see it as a setback for them but they say they're going to continue with the fight adrian al-jazeera scott heide to live for us in bangkok many thanks scott. 3 of hong kong's best known pro-democracy activists have been sentenced to prison joshua one will spend around 13 months in jail while at this child will spend 10 months for their role in last year's protests another activist ivan lamb will be in prison for 7 months month's demonstrations outside hong kong's police headquarters and 2019 were triggered by the introduction of a controversial extradition bill which has since been shelved live to hong kong officers adrian brown is there talk us through the sentencing. well adrian the the latest chapter in hong kong's unfolding political drama has today been a west kalou magistrate's court where 3 of hong kong's most high profile political activists joshua wong agnes child and ivan have received jail sentences they have received those sentences over events that happened outside hong kong's police headquarters in june of last year joshua one received 13 and a half months for organizing and

scott is right, this could be very costly. also here, the bulls & bears, joan as max ferris, and gary b. smith along with stacey washington and adrian elrod. welcome to everybody. scott, why do you fear the fall out from this? >> scott: isn't this too bad dagen? on friday we get the outlines of this great tax plan that was going to help out the economy, help out the middle class, help out small businesses and create finally, some economic growth and now you have the at least chance for the left and the haters on the right to come out and say oh, my gosh look at all of the corruption in d.c. look at all of the backlash now that it has to come from this issue and now you'll take the official say focus away from what really ailes this economy which is tax reform and tax relief. >> dagen: and gary b., what about obamacare repeal and and replace? now you'll have to go through the confirmation process. will this resignation jeopardize trump's agenda? >> gary: it won't jeopardize the new agenda. i disagree with scott on this because unlike healthcare, trump is focused on the tax cuts and here is the reason. he understands it. i never got t

today i will share the story on the life of marine corporal adrian robols of scotts bluff, nebraska. adrian was known throughout scotts bluff for his big smile. his older sister, beatrice remembers it this way. as soon as he smiled, even if you were mad at him, you would stop and have to smile. behind that big smile, though, was a tough young man. more than anything, adrian wanted to be a marine. this longing to serve his country was a point of pride and tradition in adrian's family. his grandfather, pedro torres served as a fighter pilot in world war ii. pedro's stories of service and adventure inspired adrian's quest to become a marine and their bond was a source of joy throughout the family. as adrian's father caesar recalls, he loved his grandpa so much. he was a hero to him. when he was 16, adrian approached his parents and told them that he wanted to be a marine. he didn't want to wait. he even prepared a waiver for them to sign which would have allowed adrian to join the corps when he turned 17. while they admired the passion in their young son, adrian's parents stood firm. the

we have four terrific interviews lined up for today's show ti with adrian hallmark, ne u james kamsicksa. next up after that, scott son om the ford motor company and then tom doll, executive vice president of subaru of america. we'll beigacfter this. >> from the north american auto show in downtown detroit, michigan, here n is john mack jn mcelroy. here we are now with adrian hallmark, the global brand director for jac jaguar. great to have you. >> great to be here. >> what is the feeling within jaguar with the new owners? >> if you look backoue years, ford and the company put a lot into the brand, no question about that. stikma of these buyouts, the question is, how can they make it work if theyidt? the view is that as a company, we know what we need todoo be successful -- we think we do. we have the funding to do it. we have an agreement with the unions, whic i iornt t us, to sustain our factory footprint though we may build on that in the future. he a good rapport between the owner, management, that mix and a strategy for the future. that's what counts, we are not going to share parts with tartar in the future.

adrian, scott hyde, the reporting, live from bangkok scott, many thanks. indeed, iran's leader is urging the u.s. president elect to condemn the last 4 years of american foreign policy. rouhani says that the trumpet, ministration, has committed terrible crimes against iran. he says that joe biden needs to correct and compensate for the past government's decisions. let's go live wrong, said what else to the president? well, it was an opportunity for him to really attack the trumpet ministration, but also reach out to president elect joe biden, and encourage him to return back to the joint comprehensive plan of action, which is the 2015 nuclear deal president hassan rouhani has said that great crimes have been committed against the iranian nation by the trumpet ministration, including denying them a $5000000000.00 loan from the international monetary fund to combat the covert pandemic. now he said that iran's policy was clear that a reduction in tensions would be met with rejections intentions, actions for actions commitments for commitments and respect for

adrian is a business historian, how did this book develop, who had the idea, how is it to work together, can you just talk a little bit about that? >> well, scott morris, publisher who is my publisher, is it your publisher? >> absolutely. >> not a surprise called me one day and said we have a job for you and i said what is it, we would like you to write a book on the economic history of the united states and i said, wait a second, i'm not a historian, he says, quiet, publisher, editor, you're a historian and besides we will ask adrian woolridge help in the project so when the publisher says that you are mute thereafter. so here we are. >> and how did you organize the division of labor? it's hard to write -- it's hard enough to write a book alone, writing one jointly. >> what was more is i used to work in washington, d.c. around the corner from dr. greenspan when i didn't know him at all and now i work in london so we had -- logistical problems but i actually persuaded the economist to give me 3 months off so i spent quite a bit of time in washington and we talked through the arguments and the material of the book, then we would then exchange th

. >> reporter: scott, adrian peterson has been under suspension for the last nine games with pay.o lose over $5 million for the remaining six games, if he loses his appeal. >> pelley: james brown in our washington newsroom. see you sunday, j.b. the u.s. senate has just taken action on a controversial oil pipeline. action on a controversial oil pipeline. we'll have that when we come back. i love being on stage. but when i get time off, i take advantage of it. i have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture... and i know the best way to enjoy a break... is to help reduce my risk of having one. that's why i take prolia®. it's different. it's two shots a year. prolia is proven to help make bones stronger... and help increase bone density. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva®. get medical help right away for a serious allergic reaction causing low blood pressure; trouble breathing; throat tightness, fa, lip, or tongue swelling; rash, itching or hives as they have happened to people taking prolia®.... tell yo

adrian's hotel. and now, of course, the house was a crime scene where even the season lead detective scott dudek was horrified by what he saw. >> it was probably the most gruesome brutal homicide scene i've ever seen. >> it was march 14th, 2008, when the call came in. a country club employee had seen what looked like a body through the scherer's window. detective kirsten tucker was one of the first on the scene. >> as i approached the front door of the home, i could smell the odor of decay and blood from quite a distance away. >> and inside was like a war zone. blood everywhere. and the battered bodies of two people who had clearly fought for their lives. >> the bodies had suffered extensive, extensive injuries. >> it wasn't just the odor that told investigators the bodies had been here a while. >> there was a week's worth of newspapers that had been uncollected. >> they narrowed the time of death had to be some time between friday evening, march 7th the last time anyone saw them, and march 8th. method of death? hard to be sure. no murder weapon lying around but they'd been hit repeatedly by some so

adrian fenty and vincent great. the debate -- and vincent gray. scott thuman joins us with the details -- scott thuman joins us with the details. >> this erupted into a controversial debate on education. >> he will not answer the question? >> -- you will not answer the question? >> this marked a spirited debate between two candidates running for mayor. they disagreed on the strength of the city's economy. >> despite having record productions in revenue -- record reductions. we have been able to do less -- do more with less. >> they fought over the attempt to include unaffiliated voters in the democratic primary election. >> people who have never registered for a party should have the opportunity to register as a democrat or republican. >> i am willing to take my chances on the electorate that already exists. >> they directly debated their positions on education, fenty challenging his opponent on why he has not said whether he will retain michelle rhee. >> by the way, i don't think there is anybody who has any question about my commitment to the children

adrian's hotel. and now, of course, the house was a crime scene, we are even the seasons lead detective scott -- wasbly the most gruesome, brutal homicide scene i've ever seen. >> it was march 14th, 2008, when the call came in -- a country club employee had seen what looked like a body through the shivers window. detective kirsten tucker was one of the first at the scene. >> as iodor of decay and blood m quite a distance away. >> and inside was like a war zone. blood everywhere. and the battered bodies of two people who had clearly fought for their lives. >> the bodies had suffered extensive, extensive injuries. >> it wasn't just the odor that told investigators the bodies had been here a while. >> there was a week's worth of newspapers that had been -- >> they narrowed the time of death had to be sometime between friday evening, march 7th, last time anyone saw them, and saturday morning, march 8th. method of death? it's hard to be sure. no murder weapon lying around. but they had been hit repeatedly by some sort of blunt instrument and sliced by what must have been a very big knife or storied. what

adrian has, she has moved on. and as of, i guess a couple of weeks ago, a few weeks back, she, her husband michael and her two cats scott and louie. >> yes, very important. >> it's important to get that right. have moved to new york city where adrian will play a pretty important leadership role for planned parenthood in new york city. and that's a very big accomplishment and it's a testament to the amazing, amazing talent that she has. i want to note a little bit more about adrian. she has been doing this work for many, many years. she is truly committed to the work that she does. and what's scary about that work is that, you know, i think it's no exaggeration to say that you literally risk your life on a daily basis every time you come to work, and you do it because you want every woman, irrespective of income, irrespective of background, to have access to basic health. and i am so proud of you, adrian, for what you do. and as the supervisor for district 9, as the representative of a very special place, it is my honor to recognize you as the district 9 woman of the year. i know that you're going to be in new york city,

that claim we don't know what's going to happen just yet but obviously interesting days ahead adrian scott many thanks i was in a scott high to there live in bangkok turkey is accusing saudi arabia of not being transparent when it comes to the investigation into the murder of the journalist jamal show jeep and cross says its findings are in line with the u.n. human rights envoy investigating the case special reports of a column and says that she's death was a brutal premeditated killing planned and perpetrated by saudi officials she's been on a week long mission to turkey to examine the evidence will this as a new report in the new york times says that the saudi crown prince threatened to go after jamal has shown she in twenty seventeen according to the reports ahmed been some and told an aide that he would use a bullet against the journalist if he didn't return home and in his criticism of the kingdom the conversation was intercepted by u.s. intelligence agencies to show she was murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul in october of last year stephanie decker reports now from istan

adrian brown is live in taipei. he's at the democratic progressive party base. first to scott heidler, joining us from kmt's headquarters. scott, we have a line here saying that the kmt conceded defeat. this is from the leader of the party. no doubt a sombre move at the party headquarters. >> absolutely, and he just took to the stage. in the last couple of minutes he conceded defeat, he apologised to the members, to everyone that voted for him and the party. in addition to that, he is no longer the chairperson of kmt party. he resigned from that. he bowed and apologised. he is speaking from behind. this is not a defeat that is unexpected. polling numbers went into the election. they expected to go that way. there's an opposition coming out strong and early. that is why we are seeing the capitulation. this resignation as chairman of the party. they are apologising to the supporters. it led to the announcement in a couple of minutes. we heard the country officials come up. the results on the screens behind us. they brought us down with the numbers were up. the party supporters w

adrian's hotel. now, of course, the house was a crime scene where even the seasoned lead detective scott was horrifiedwhat he saw. >> it was probably the most gruesome brutal homicide scene i had err seen. >> it was march 2008 when the call came in. a country club employee had seen what it looked like a body through the sheerer's window. detective kirsten tucker was one of the first on the scene. >> as i approached the front door of the home, i could smell the odor of decay and blood from quite a distance away. >> inside like a war zone. blood everywhere. the battered bodies of two people who had clearly fought for their lives. >> the bodies had suffered extensive, extensive injuries. >> it wasn't just the odor that told investigators the bodies had been here a while. >> that was a week 's worth of newspapers that had been uncollected. >> they narrowed the team of death friday and saturday morning march 8th. method of death, hard to be sure. no murder weapon lying around. they had been hit repeatedly by some sort of blunt instrument and sliced by what must have been a very big knife or sword. what hap

adrian is a business historian. how did this develop, who had the idea and how is it to work together. can you talk a little bit about that? >> ' >> scott, of penguin publisher called me one day and said we have a job for you. we would like you to write a book on the economic history of the united states. wait a second, i am not a historian. we decided we were going to ask adrienne to write a project so when the publisher says that, you are mute thereafter. >> how did you organize the division of labor? it's hard enough to write a book alone, writing one jointly. >> what was even more is i used to work in washington, d.c. around the corner from doctor greenspan and i didn't know him at all. i spent quite a bit of time in washington and talked through the arguments and the material of the book. it's not as difficult as it has been worried about the. you've made history and now you are writing about history did you have an added perspective for having been such a singular figure in the economic policy history making of the country? i worked in government for almost 20 years and that believes in free enterprising. anything that was appoint

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well for a number of reasons adrian as has been reported in scott's piece a few moments ago the boys it's hoped knew the cave system fairly well they most of them anyway had been inside it with their coach a few times before so there is hope that once the water level began to rise on saturday when they went in there that they were able to push forward to an area that they would hope would be dry because it is very. inside that cave system but inevitably in these situations you eventually get questioned you get to allegations that perhaps the process to begin the search and rescue operation hasn't been fast enough and we are seeing that already from some people in this community saying that look the alarm was first raised on saturday afternoon late on saturday when one of the boys failed to return home the navy divers didn't arrive on the scene until very early on monday morning so some people are saying that just simply wasn't fast enough the governor of chiang rai province has responded to those questions to those allegations saying that they are moving as fast as they can the reaso

top sprinter and cal student, nathan adrian has a good shot in a medal. and san jose native scott welsh will swim in the finals of 100 meter breast stroke. faster time than gold medal favorite in the semis yesterday. don't miss a moment of the olympic action check out our viewing guide on nbcbayarea.com. >>> new this morning a city auditor's report last night, overnight rather slams oakland police for spending millions of dollars on technology it never used. today christie smith has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. more criticism coming down on the oakland police department at this time that even with the severe budget problem the department went on ahead and bought equipment that it didn't use or that was underused. that according to a new report that was just released by the city auditors office, including the shot spotter gunshot detection system, a series of microphones around the city that can pick up sound and determine where it's coming from. in that case the lack of use was because of staffing shortages and also apparently officers received some really

scott kazmir deep. derek norris and kazmir were not on the same page tonight. the as committed two errors, that one by jed lowrie. adrianbeltre scores. bob melvin says his team did not look ready to play. oakland is one lead over kansas city in the wild card. as are two games ahead of seattle. i have in my hand the tuesday night top five. back to the as . watch this home run elizabeth. watch this home run. 453 feet of brandon moss. this bozo tries to impress the ladies by dunking out a shirt. instead, he crashes to the floor. university of tennessee, jake bruce laid out the wide receiver. bruce channeling his inner jadeveon clowney. dee gordon makes the stop and gets it to justin turner. this is a double play. you know who this reminds me of? who does it remind you of? orioles nick hundley gets robs of a home run by anthony goss. they win 8-2 to clinch the american league west. that was absolutely brilliant. >> wow. >> so adrian peterson, again, is done with the minnesota vikings. at least for the time being. i think this is going the have a far-reaching implication to the other issues happening ,,,,,,,,,,in the nfl. to

chinese rule have not been broken but to some those guarantees now seem worth miss adrian brown al jazeera hong kong. robert scott is a senior international economist at the economic policy institute says he thinks the united states is options for pressure in china are limited. certainly we can sanction china in international arena as we can consider terrorists from putting limits on their diplomats that mean limits on their voting rights in forums like the international monetary fund we're trying china has sought to increase representation so that's one step we can take and i think the key is to actually curtail china's economic power which we have failed to do over the past 2 decades if you feel that enormous trade surpluses and its use east to fuel is growing could gemini around the world there are sanctions the united states can put in place on businesses operating in hong kong specially chinese businesses so that's one option available to us and i think that would make progress unfortunately i think china has decided it it does not need a financial power and it was tested in hong kong before it is powerful o

eugene scott, adrian elrod and jennifer rueben join us once again.tiptoeing up to a line. we're not exactly sure at what the point we're going to cross it or what that's going to look like, but there have been a lot of concerns. chuck schumer we played earlier in the program saying he's worried we're going to bumble into something. you've focused on this topic quite a bit. what are the warning signs here, and what in your view should be the administration's next step? >> i think there are warning signs. i think when they start trying to make a connection between al qaeda which is a sunni radical group and iran, which is a radical shia country, and they're not citing any specific evidence, that smasks iraq. that was the argument that dick cheney and others used that somehow that they were sheltering al qaeda people in iraq and that somehow justified the iraq war. when you have that kind of repeat, you know, history doesn't repeat it just rhymes, that's a rhyme. another one is they are beginning to cite the original authorization for use of force as pe

adrian diaz is in flynt where authorities stepped up fresh water. >> is the water in flynt safe today. >> we don't want to consider it safe, scott. >> reporter: michigan governor rick snyder admitted to cbs news scott pelley that flynt's contaminated water situation got away from his state agency charged with oversight. >> they were too technical, they followed literally the the rules. they didn't use common sense. >> reporter: snyder released e-mails that revealed he was aware about complaints of water quality from flynt residents dating back as far as last february. eight months later flynt switched back to the detroit's water system but damage to the pipes was done. >> what is unexplainable and not excusable is once people figured out that there was a problem there and there was lead in the water the notion that medicinally families weren't notified. >> reporter: cases of bottled water are pouring into this warehouse and new there are enough supplies, and people, to get the the water, to the doorsteps of the cities 100,000 residents. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: abby got her first delivery on wednesday. >> it is not really a time to point a f

missed.fox carolina's adrian acosta talked with former clemson head coach danny forda&and scott's pastorand adrian what did they have to 3 cody they said on saturdays death valley was home for the clemson tigersa&.but dora scott made the church behind me and her homea&their resting place on sundays 3 3 ""nats""the crowd and the atmosphere of death valley is what draws players in""nats"" but former head coach danny forda&says it was dora scott they got here. here. 3 "these kids when they first get away from their mother and daddy they get home sick and she was a big bridge""she was the kind of person to fill all those needs"it was scott's compassion and caringa&that earned her the name "mama""she would send a bus to our dormitory pick them up and get them in churcha&by feeding them fried chickena&and they would love to eat with hera&and the church members..and she would teach them bible study and she would needed she was their guardian and everyone called her mama scott"and it was at new holly light missionary baptist church that scott did her own hill is the pastor pastor 3 "i've seen many

at this time, we will defer further questions to adrian's attorney rusty harden." and, scott, no decision has been made yet on whether the six-time pro bowler will play this sunday. >> pelley: and the associated press is just reporting that an attorney is confirming that peterson has been indicted on child abuse charges. vlad, thank you very much. today, the nfl players association received official confirmation today that former baltimore ravens running back ray rice is suspended indefinitely for punching his then-fiance in an atlantic city hotel. rice was initially suspended for two games, but nfl commissioner roger goodell made it indefinite on monday after video surfaced that showed the attack. goodell insists he did not see the video before this week. one person who did see that video months ago was the local prosecutor. and now some are questioning his decision to let rice enter a counseling program instead of facing trial for assault. elaine quijano has been looking into this. >> reporter: atlantic county prosecutor jim mcclain says ray rice did not receive special tre

they've ignored it before let's see what they do in the coming hours adrian 00 school heidi reporting live from bangkok they thanks scott. the governor of afghanistan's helmand province is accusing the taliban of working with al qaida and other foreign fighters. says that the armed groups are supporting the taliban and attacks against government forces fighting has been escalating in recent days raising concerns that stalled peace talks may collapse completely lived out of kabul filio contraflow is for us what are we to make of the the governor's comments . well you know i demanded to important to say at the moment that the fighting heavy fighting between government forces and the taliban in the south and province of helmand and its 7th day we contacted the governor's office and he's in helmand and he spokesman confirmed to us what the government has been saying that. and other foreign fighters have been supporting the taliban offensive in home on it when we asked where are they basing this he said that they have all the evidence however it sensitive information that cannot release at the time now should this turn out t

amounts to a public good knowledge meant that they failed the people adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong all right let's go live to scott hyla now he's in beijing and these are missteps in the extraordinary times not just in china but in the region as a whole absolutely martinez when you look at what's happened over the last 10 days or so you've had a couple of high level highest level admissions of missteps of challenges of problems things that need be corrected from the top level of the central government here in china you've had you know local governments admitting that they fumbled things at the very beginning but what we've been seeing particularly on state run television here a lot of images of this new hospital that has just opened up and there's another one that's going to open up tomorrow lot of images of supplies coming in but again there's this call from outside of china that they need these medical supplies as we heard in adrian brown's piece right there but one thing that's interesting we have all those challenges but also there are other challenges too and the world health organization just last hour kind

adrian is a business historian. how did you -- how did this book develop? who had the idea? how is it to work together? can you just talk a little bit about that. >> well, scott morris of penguin, a publisher, who's my publisher, your publisher? >> absolutely. >> called me one day and said, we have a job for you. i said what is it? said we'd like you to write a become on the economic history of the united states. and i said, wait a second. i'm not a historian. he says, quiet. we are you publisher, we are your editor, year historian and besides we're going to ask adrian wooldridge to help in the project. so, when your publisher says that, you are mute thereafter. so here we are. >> and how did you organize the division of labor? it's hard to write -- hard enough write a book alone. writing one jointly. i. >> well, what was even more annoying was i used to work in washington, dc, around the corner from dr. green span when i didn't know him at all. and now i work in don don so we had to -- there's a certain amount of logistical problems but i actually persuaded the the economist to give us three amongst off so i spent quite a lot of time in washington and then w

scott at 42%. libertarian candidate adrian wily at 6%. off in the first of three televised debates on 48. it should be heated. ahead of. debate rick scott is getting some high profile gop help on the campaign trail. today new jersey governor chris christy is making two stops. ring of fire radio host and florida resident and america's attorney joins us tonight. mike, is this, it is very clear that crist is trying to get people to remember just what happened with rick scott and medicare. is it going to work? is the medicare fraud going to be a big drag on scott's campaign down the stretch? >> too shady for the sunshine state is working. look, scott spent 30 to $fry million to try to move his favorables. they are around ebola and isis kind of numbers. when that hams to a candidate, he has to shore up his unfavorables. so this time you have scott's last run. he ran against a very weak candidate. he had huge koch money but he could move his favorables and he can't do that this time. chris keeps the attack up. too shady for the sunshine state i

scott in connection to that fatal night. placer county deputies saying they believe sarah feeney is that masked man wearing the hoodie in that surveillance video. adrian says when she learned her sister's husband, daniel sarah phinney and her sisters, close friend samantha scott, were arrested for the shooting of her parents. she was shaken to her core. she says, quote, this was a heinous, calculated crime. did you lawsuit alleges danny and aaron were responsible for adrian? is parents deaths and claims the murder and attempted murder were premeditated and planned. adrian is now suing for damages as a direct result of the murder and attempted murder of her parents claiming the incident has deprived her of love, affection, comfort, mental support, lost earnings and many other damages as they relate to the events that have played out as a result of the 2021. lake tahoe shooting. >> that was zach boetto reporting for us. >> israel is keeping the pressure on hamas punishing then with airstrikes. civilians, though, are still crossing kos caught in the crossfire in gaza after another israeli bombing run a home at a supermarket were destro ed. israel is targ