he strategy anita: it's all over the place. it's president trumpnk tg and just kind of saying what he sees when he's watching tv, when he's reading sething. quid pro quo, it's russia 2.0." the message changes every day an that's one of the things that's so frustrating to republicans who support this prident. allies that want him to survive this and survive the campaign. they want him to have one message, whi, as you know with this president, is a tough thing for him to do. but they want him to hav a message and they want the white house to tell others.t surrogates, w that message is. and they have not done that.i jeffhink a central message is also to discredit the process and lean into the call. look at the shirts on trump supporters at rallies. they're not backing away, they're saying he made the phone call. but the reality is, when the president watches those hearings on wednesday, on thursday, how he reacts, we don't know the t answ that. house, without question.s white they're acting like there's nothing to see here but, of

anita: a couple things.wants to say i put it all out there, and he knows they wnol vote to remove him from office, so he can say i went to hrough this whole trial and ivi waicated. part of me thinks that he wants a little revenge. he is saying -- he didn't, but one of his spokespeople said on tv yesterday, we are going to call joe biden, we w bl call hunten, we will call adam schiff. i don't know if that is going to happen. ifny of those things happen, they could get what they want to do the whole time, they y uld ything they want to adam schiff. i dohink the big goal is he wants a trial, he will be acquitted, and he will campaign for reelection on "i was exonerated." nada: john bolton has resurfaced on twitter, a bit of bd forth whether he was taken off by the white house or not. he is back on. ise the lastmoking gun here? is there any information he has that could upend the impeachment inquiry? anita: let's be clear, he has information cause he spoke to the president every single day. so does mick mulvaney

nada: anita kumar, thank you very much. anita: sure, thanks. nada: well, from u.s. politics to u.k.itics, and the upcoming election took center stage night. with less than three weeks to go until vo the leaders of the four biggest parties appeared on the bbc to answer voters' questions. john pienaar sent this report. he is looking confident it is what he does, but the campaign is getting gog. just look at jeremy yn. young voters often like him, and he needs them. tonight, though, he wants to reach more than just the converted. swinson, and snp leader nicola sturgeon.ll for them a, it is a big night. first up, the labor leader, and from jeremy corbyn a clear answer to the brexit question. >> will you campaign to remain or leave the eu is elected? why would anyone vote labor without knowing the answers the john: the answer was neither one, and his frustration showed. mr. corbyn: we will negotiate a credible leave deal with the european union - please!finish, i'm trying to answer the gentleman's question. second, we will put thatid alonremain in a referendum. i will adopt a neutral sta

and it was not conducted at all in a fair way to anita hill. that's my point as mister biden also voted for that war in iraq the one place we definitely do need a wall to keep accountability and then when they tour the wall down they named wall street destroyed by the constituencies livelihoods in the great recession. but not one politician, not one for the hearing of anita hill or that war in iraq was two decades of no consequences for the devastation termination they've ever accounted to be responsible for that happening. look, i believe very much the unaccountable leadership is responsible for the lack of trust in america today. who we are and what we can be when united together because we lost faith in our leadership so that hearing was not handled well by someone who had been in office for terms. and i think as you watch the hearings you can see that ms. hill was was not humiliated because personally but how somebody permitted that to be conducted. >> there are questions of the age of the top-tier candidates wore in his seventies sanders 7

and it was not conducted at all in a fair means to anita hill. as mr.t is my point, biden also did, who voted for downar in iraq, he tore one place where we do need a wall, to keep accountability in. when they tore the wall down, wall street destroyed my constituency's livelihood in the great recession. but not one politician for the hearing of anita hill for that war in iraq, which is two decades of unaccountable consequences, or the devastation the great recession did to our nation has ever accounted for as they were responsible for that happening. thisieve very much that unaccountable leadership is response over the lack of trust in america today, of who we are and what we can be when we are united, because we have lost faith in our leadership down there. i do think that hearing was not handled well by someone who had been in office for four terms. you watch the hearings, you can see that ms. hill did not get humiliated because of her own personal strength, not because of how someone permitted that form to be conducted. host: there have also b

the anita hill hearings. of course, chair of the committee at the time, joe biden, senator from delaware, ghoun of your competitors. do you have an issue with the during the rmed hearing of clarence thomas? >> i do believe, just like the ship, if you're in charge as he was as chair of should mittee, that you be accountable for how it was conducted. at all as not conducted in a fair means to anita hill. those,t's my point about as mr. biden also did, who voted in iraq.war tore down the one place where we definitely do need a wall to and greed out accountability in, and then when hey tore that name down, aptly named wall street destroyed my constituency's livelihoods in great recession but not one politician, not one, for the hill, for that a war in iraq, which left two ecades of unaccountable consequences, or the devastation that this great recession did to accounted has ever for themselves. to be -- as they were that happening. very much that accountability, this naccountability leadership is responsible for

thank you, anita, to have you here, ed's wife. ed's daughters tania and rihanna, welcome to both of you, and natasha, the granddaughter, is also here, welcome. pansie for being here, thank you for being here. 94 years young and she traveled from seattle to be with us today along with other members of the family. i understand ed's brothers and sister are here, edmond and manny, welcome and thank you for being here. it is a real honor for me to be here as well as the airport director and to celebrate this wonderful commemoration of our late mayor ed lee and his life time and legacy. such an important place to have this commemoration. this is an appropriate dedication to our late mayor, as he was such a driving force in connecting our city to the rest of the world for business as well as cultural enrichment. he was so supportive and proud of our efforts to create such an amazing passenger experience and create the standard of a world-class airport. he would say he wanted everyone to feel like you were walking through a five-star hote

. >>> and, coming up, unbelievable news from the santa anita racetrack. another horse had to be euthanized today. this time following a nationally televised event. coming up, what it could mean for the track. >>> plus, california homes that were once crime scenes turned into places for those in need. >>> a beautiful day today. we will see how long this is going to last. as we look live. toward the bay bridge. it's all happening after a >>> a 37th horse euthanized at santa aknee that park. as the eye of the country were watching during the breeder's cup. >> jake ryaner has more on what happened and what it could mean for horse races. >> they keep killing horses. it has to end. >> reporter: a 37th horse to die on this horse since december casts a dark cloud over one of the sport's brightest days. the breeders cup. >> if they are abused there's a problem. if they are not abused then it is nature. >> reporter: vino rosso may have won the $6 million breeders cup classic. but, mongolian groom made headlines when the horse went down with a fractured left hind le

anita, finish us off here. as we look at this, the white house, should they be worried about this december, mid-december decision that may come down from -- from federal courts here? >> well, it's -- it's hard to say because remember house democrats are full speed ahead. they're not going to be waiting on any lawsuit or any court decision. they feel they have enough evidence to go ahead and make this public next week and go ahead and put the evidence out there and continue for a vote. probably, in december. so i think the white house is more concerned and paying attention to sort of what's happening with that, how quickly this will go ahead, and when it will head over -- likely head over to the senate. and that's why they're going to be paying attention to senate republicans, talking to them, trying to appeal to them that what the president did was not wrong. >> what do you think, tonya? which way should the federal courts decide on this? >> well, i agree with anita. i don't think that they're going to have the

has been overshadowed by the death of another horse at california's famed santa anita park mongolian groom was his name he sustained a serious injury to his left hind ankle on the final bend of the future breeders cup classic the 4 year old is the 37th horse to die as a result of injury at santa anita since december he was taken away in an ambulance and was euthanized shortly afterwards they worked a really very very quickly to get that horse on the van the van pulled up backed up they got the horse on the van the classic breeders cup and his horse made down it's a shame is just i was almost in tears i couldn't believe it in a statement the breeders cup said the death of mongolian groom is a loss to the entire horse racing community are acquiring and human athletes safety is the breeders cups top priority we've worked closely with santa anita leading up to the world championships to promote enhanced equine safe safety. well lewis hamilton only has to finish 8th or better in sunday's us grand prix to secure his 6th formula one world title hamilton will start the race from 5th after hi

has been overshadowed by the death of another horse at california's famed santa anita park his name is mongolian groom and he has sustained a serious injury to his left hind ankle on the final bend of the breeders cup classic the 4 year old is the 37th horse to die as a result of injury at santa anita since december he was taken away in an ambulance and was euthanized shortly afterwards they worked a really very very quickly to get that horse on the van the van pulled up backed up they got the horse on the van the classic breeders cup and swordsmen down it's a shame is just i was almost in tears i couldn't believe it in a statement the breeders cup said the death of mongolian groom is a loss to the entire horseracing community are you a quine and human athlete safety is that the breeders cup top priority we've worked closely with santa anita leading up to the world championships to promote enhanced at safety. lewis hamilton only has to finish 8th or better in sunday's u.s. grand prix to secure his 6 formula one world title hamilton will start the race from 5th after his worst qualifyin

.>> ll sti to horse takes a fatakl stumble at santa anita. is it time to dethrone the sport of kings? >>> just days after governor newsom thanked the feds for wildfire help. the president is threatening to cut him off from future funding. >>> whoever buys this bay area home will never have to worry about a pg&e power outage again. >>> and there will be plenty of sunshine in the week ahead. the forecast coming up when we come back. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>> welcome back, the most seismically active spot in the bay area was shaken up for the second time in two days. a decent size earthquake rumbled up in sonoma county. a 4.2 quake just after noon today not far from the fire zone. a 3.7 rattled the same spot yesterday. >>> president trump ripped into governor gavin newsom today over california's wildfires. in fact this is video o

jeremy bash, anita kumar, annie carney. appreciate you starting us off tonight. >>> a quick health update on former president jimmy carter tonight. as you may have heard he has been admitted to emory university hospital in atlanta this evening where he is scheduled to undergo a procedure tomorrow to alleviate pressure on his brain. doctors discovered a brain bleed after a series of falls the former president has taken recently, the most recent of which left him with a broken pelvis. and despite that, of course, he has already been back to teaching sunday school in plains, georgia. he has recently said he is totally at peace with dying, but we have learned one thing around here. never bet against jimmy carter, as we send him and his family our very best wishes tonight. >>> coming up for us, as we continue, why mick mulvaney wanted in, and then out of a lawsuit, naming his boss as one of the defendants. >>> and then later he was once a rising star of the democratic party. tonight, new reports he could be considering jumping i

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go ahead. >> to add to what anita is saying, we're seeing realtime spaghetti thrown against the wallo see what sticks. that is incredibly frustrating. it sounds like anita is hearing what i'm hearing from republican sources on capitol hill they're used to the president doing his own thing. the frustration, it's fortunate say it's not new but it continues, which is news. the frustration with the fact that there is no messaging coming from the white house team about just how to go forward, which is why they're trying to figure out realtime what they can possibly do. >> but as you say, it's not new. it's been this way throughout his political career. >> but the fact that it hasn't been fixed. >> i know. but does it need to be fixed? because it has kept the republican caucus in lock step. there are no -- when you do have folks who stick their head above the ramparts -- >> they leave. >> he gets dumped on and announces his retirement 24 hours later. we haven't heard from chuck grassley who made something of a stand there. the thing is, yeah, therest no cohesive strategy, but it's working

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for our entire nbc sports crew, i'm ahmed fareed saying good-bye from santa anita. the 36th breeders' cup in the books. >>> right now at 6:00, searching for answers. a family mourning the loss of their son after he went to a halloween party and never game home. tonight the father says his son was at the wrong place at the wrong time. good evening, thank you so much for joining us of i'm anoushah rasta. >> investigators have not announced any arrests in the shooting in orinda. now we're learning new details about the victims. nbc bay area christie smith live in pittsburg. you just spoke to the father of one of the victims? what did he have to say? >> reporter: omar taylor's son is stunned and grieving. he says his son was only at the party to play music. now the kid who was always by his side is gone. >> trying to wake up from a bad dream, you know, hoping my son is going to walk through this door. >> reporter: he is heartbroken. he shared pictures of his oldest son, omar. >> the thought of never having a conversation with my first born kid is crushing to me. >> repo

. >>> the breeder's cup is underway at santa anita park, one of the most prestigious events in racing, but many are concerned about dozens of horse deaths at the track. reporter dave lopez with the protests. >> reporter: on the track, it was so far so good. and in the stands santa anita hasn't had a crowd this size, around 40,000, since the last breeder's cup was held here. the best and most expensive thoroughbreds in the world are here this weekend. the same track that's seen 36 horses die since december and 6 in the last 6 weeks. and yes, as great as this event is, the breeder's cup, there's the elephant in the room. do you feel there's a lot of pressure on the sport this weekend is this. >> yes, huge. >> reporter: is it overshadowed because of the safety issue? >> a little bit, but i don't think it should destroy horse racing. >> reporter: outside the track there were protesters. those who wanted the track and the sport to be shut down, and there were counterprotesters who were telling the protesters go away.the hors industry, especially here, is well aware of this controversy. 30

. >> sad moments at the 2019 breeders cup today and more concerns over the track at santa anita. track officials say the horse hurt its left hind leg, was taken to the hospital for evaluations. unfortunately that injury was too serious and mongolian groom had to be put down. since last december, 37 horses have died at santa anita race track. >> a strike team from the bay area got a much needed break gn proud, folks. the 22-person team from gilroy, wood side, menlo park, santa clara and palo alto were first deployed to the kincade fire. once it reached 30% containment on wednesday, up in snow monster ther sonoma, they went to simi valley in southern california. as soon as they arrived, they were placed on the fire line near the ronald reagan library. that library was spared. yesterday they were redeployed yet again to the maria fire near santa paula. today they finally got a break. it's not clear when they're coming home. >>> thousands of other firefighters continued to battle that maria fire. it's already burned about 10,000 acres since breaking out on halloween night. containmen

horse has died at the santa anita horse track. this is the 37th horace that has died since last december. the horse suffered a leg injury during the final race of the eeders cup this happened on saturday. the park closed earlier this year after more than 20 horses died. in just 3 months of the 3 months in march. it really opened later in theonth after officials from the park said that it made several changes to their safety procedures. less than a week after its iconic buildi was destroy by the kincade fire. the soda rock winery is making a cock. we'll have that story coming up next. we got a little peek outside it's cold. checking out the golden gate bridge, there's a zipper truck switching around your lane configuration. >>you can also see we'll check th hollywood minute. that coming up stay withs. introducing in-garage delivery, just in time for theolidays! ♪ beep, beep wwrrrr ♪ ♪ beep, beep ssshhh♪ ♪ bp, ep ♪ ♪ errrrr ba-ding ♪ shlrrrp ♪ark, bark ♪ ♪ beep, beep ♪ ♪ sshhh shrrrp ♪ ♪ crrrnchg crrrnbe ♪♪ ♪hey!p errrr ♪ get free i

our cbs station in loses thath for santa anita park to close following the death of another horse.golian groom was put down after fracturing his hind leg while running the breeder's cup classic saturday. this marks the 37th horse to die at the track since december. protesters say horse racing should stop altogether. >> as long as horse racing is still here, horses are going to be killed. there's no way to make it safer. horses are going to die. >> the track suspended racing for more than three weeks in march after multiple horse deaths. the los angeles county district attorney's office and the california horse racing board are investigating the deaths. >>> "usa today" reports air bnb is banning party houses after a deadly halloween shooting. five people were gunned down last thursday at a home rental in a wealthy san francisco suburb. police said 100 f the party wh gunshots suddenly erupted. the woman who rented the airbnb told the owner she needed the place to escape wildfire smoke. people in the area are disturbed. >> i definitely think there needs to be some type of criteria or

santa anita park has been under scrutiny all year. back in march the track was shut down for several weeks while the deaths were investigated. when it reopened, new protocols were put in place. since then, 15 more horses has died. the issue is drawing attention in washington. last week california senator dianne feinstein sent a letter to the california horse racing board saying it may be time to re-examine the future of this sport. saturday's death brought more calls from animal activists to suspend the sport nationwide until more safety measures are put in place. >>> about 50,000 people are taking a well-deserved rest after running through the streets of new york. >> they pounded the pavement in the annual new york city marathon. the 26.2-mile race wound its way through all five boroughs. >> and history was made in the women's division. 25-year-old joyciline jepkosgei of kenya became the youngest winner since 2001. >> fellow winner geoffrey kamworor took the men's division for the second time in three years. >> the big winner of the

. >> anita hill enters the room now. >> democrats were going to challenge clarence thomas on the basis. his race was not going to be an issue. but i think the anita hill allegations brought race back into the picture. >> the senate judiciary committee is meeting to hear evidence on sexual harassment charges that have been made against judge clarence thomas. >> he spoke about acts that he had seen in pornographic films involving such matters as women having sex with animals. >> this seemingly personal matter is being aired out in front of this jury of all-white men. and it created quite a spectacle. >> this is a circus, and from my standpoint as a black american, as far as i'm concerned, it is a high-tech lynching for uppity blacks. >> clarence thomas decided to fight back by invoking one of the most painful elements of black history, which was designed to point out the burden of being black. >> the final count was 52-48. the closest successful confirmation vote in supreme court history. >> no matter how difficult or how painful the process has been, this is a time for healing in our co

. >>> another horse has died at california's santa anita racetrack.t happened during the last race of the breeders cup saturday. mongolian groom pulled up lame about halfway. officials say the animal fractured its left hind leg and was later euthanized. mongolian groom i ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> the world's most profitable company is about to go public. sawed aramico confirms its plans to list shares on the riyadh stock exchange in december. it could be the biggest ipo ever. the state-owned oil giant pumped in up to $111 billion in profit last year and is valued at about $1.2 trillion. that's more than exxonmobil and apple combined. >>> the russian agent accused of trying to infiltrate the nra and other conservative organizations has gwynn her first u.s. television interview since her arrest to lesley stahl of "60 minutes." in 2018 maria butina pleaded guilty to acting as a foreign agent. she spent 15 months behind bars before being deported. >> reporter: her introduction into the nra was facilitated by this man, aleksandr

this is santa anita's 37th horse death since december. this problem keeps getting bigger. don dahler joins us. >> reporter: the horse racing deaths are a national problem. it's not just here. inconsistent track surfaces, the use of performance enhancing drugs, as well as overracing horses, all those things contribute. there's not a uniform regulatory body that oversees the sport. the exciting breeders' cup racings, the world's unofficial world championships, had gone smoothly until saturday's final race. nearly 68,000 fans cheered a stirring win and soon realized that 4-year-old mongolian groom had suffered a serious injury near the end of the race. track officials and vets rushed to the injured horse, but after consultation with several mongolian groom was euthanized. protesters gathered outside the track yesterday demanding reforms for the sport that sees an estimated two or three times as many deaths in the u.s. as other countries. after the race, peta responded forcefully, calling for the suspension of all trainers and veterinarians of horses who died, pending full inv

anita vogel is live with this story from los angeles. what's the latest on the manhunt, anita? sign yet of the escapees. authorities say they are armed and dangerous and could be anywhere at this point. santos fonseca and jonathan salazar were awaiting trial on unrelated murder charges when they made the dramatic and daring escape from the monterey county jail. they cut through sheetrock and metal screens to make the 22-inch hole in the bathroom ceiling which was in a blind spot away from surveillance inside the unit. once the pair got through the hole they shimmied through narrow piping and air ducts and out another hatch to safety. once outside, there was no barbed wire security fence because part of the prison was under construction. >> we know how. the hole. and the path they took out of the building. as far as their plan or how long they were working on it or if others were involved we're working on. we're looking to find them and bring them back. >> there is a $5,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest. >> brit: anita, thank you very much. police say the nation

back to you. >> anita, thank you so much for breaking it all down for us.'m joined by the president of efos institute on the line from munich thank you so much for being with us let me ask you this to begin with, we're seeing the business index climate rise from 94.7, you revised that number from october up to 95, what's driven that slight improvement, do you think? >> yes good morning so, what's driving this improvement is mostly the service sector and also consumption demand we have strong consumption demand, rising wages in germany. construction continues to be strong this is the upside and the downside is the manufacturing the german manufacturing companies are still stuck in recession so, it continues to be a divided economy, but the overall result is a slight improvement in the index. >> come in at 92.1, slightly lower than the reuters, does this manufacture manufacturing in germany has not yet hit a floor? >> i think it hasn't really. so we saw an improvement in october but now we see the index declining for manufacturing. so the assess of account si

. >>> more disturbing news out of santa anita. another horse euthanized.ppened to that horse, next. >>> it looks like the white house will block four witnesses from testifying. we'll bring you the very latest when "today in the bay" continues. . >>> 5:41. it's all clear and a chilly start to the day. here's a live look outside at the south bay, checking out san jose as we head down to santa theresa. expect it to be in the upper 40s and that will lead to upper 60s by 11:00 as we warm up fairly quickly. we'll reach the upper 70s today. i'll show you this weather pattern continuing and what's ahead in the rest of the forecast coming up in less than five minutes. >>> you're looking at palo alto, highway 101. it looks great. it connects the south bay and the city but in the south bay and the city we got word of two fires. we're going to let you know what you have to avoid. >>> thanks so much, kari and mike. stick around for this story coming up at 6:00 a.m. there's a black face controversy at one south bay school. what parents and students are saying before sch

another horse died at santa anita racetrack. actions the board will take to try to prevent more deaths. another well-known bay area restaurant files for bankruptcy. . >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. victims seccual abuse are telling their stories to raise aware knells. abuse came together on all survivors day. victim support groups and organized the day to spread the message survivors deserve to be supported and children deserve to be protected. in the east bay a vij was held outside the cathedral of the cath look diocese of oakland which faced many allegations of sexual abuse. >> that is day not just about catholic sex abuse any religiono school institutional sex abuse it's about institutional sex abuse boy scouts of america girscouts. that's part of eness events at location nationwide. >>> two santa clara county supervisors want to expand mental health services they will propose a new study tomorrow on expanding services to the severely mentally ill who are homeless who today provide 24 hour help to those across the country

to our panel right now, ned price, anita kumar, and dodonia and josh gerstein. josh, i want to start with you. i know it is not easy to summarize 2600 pages, but what stood out to you now that we are able to sit on a saturday and there are no transcripts, at least as of right now, that have been released today? >> well, the thing you started with about sondland which was squarely in the transcripts i thought was actually the most significant development of the week. remember, he was the one who was in these text conversations saying that there was no quid pro quo. he was at the heart of this event, the heart of these efforts to try to get the ukranians to open some sort of investigation. but he seemed to have insisted in writing there wasn't a quid pro quo, his appearance on the i will i think was somewhat disappointing to some democrats. and then lo and behold after he begins to hear about the testimony being offered by other witness, he comes forward and says he remembers sort of directly proposing a quid pro quo to the ukranians. and he is implicitly saying t

i found it incredibly powerful and compelling. >> anita, do you expect that the witnesses, one upon the other, like i assume are they going to be stacked like tuna cans one on top of the other each confirm pg what the other is saying or will they be complementary? redundan redundant, same thing from all three or a little bit of different? >> a little bit of both. i think they'll complement each other. while you hear this quid pro quo or extortion people are saying now, allegations, you're also going to hear a second thing, which is how this foreign policy that rudy guiliani and, perhaps, donald trump were working on outside of the government, how that affected the career diplomats, how they were cut out of the process and didn't know what was going on, and were suspicious of what was going on. so you'll hear that mostly from marie yovanovitch on friday. but they'll kind of give the whole picture of what this has done to the united states. what it did to the relations both in that phone call and, also, since then. >> what did laura cooper contribute today in the testimony that came out l

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anita. thank you for loaning texas and then america a true texas treasure, a true statesman and a truly fine individual. you both deserve a rich time together. blessings to both of you and please, enjoy the private life. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. mr. roy: i yield to my friend from texas, mr. babin. mr. babin: thank you mr. babin: thank you so much. mr. speaker, it's an honor and a privilege to rise today in honor of rick perry, a devoted statesman, a proud texan and a long-time friend of mine. in his early years, governor perry became an eagle scout and was taught what a strong work ethic looked like. and has practiced it in every office he's held since and those are numerous. i first metric perry back when he was agriculture commissioner for texas in the mid 1990's. in the 25 years since, he and i have worked together in various roles, including working together on the campaign trail. as a matter of fact, governor perry appointed me to the valley authority, where i s

teaches anita hosley want to use digitalisation to their advantage and to optimize the school's learning methods. in arts class students sometimes work with graphic software but mostly with conventional pencils and paint. us decision i can do. is not actually the school model that's changed how ticks and legal should allow teaching. you names you know get it out see all there's been a sort of generational transition uni you know how many young innovative new tensions have joined the team that worked all summer and there was a move to change things the groove. and on the political strategic a level you should get a new. piece about making the school more contemporary sure well it's easy to get married next alter and contemporary not only means digitalisation but also cooperation on make a space day christoph shows primary school students how to program computer games. this really it's important to understand how it works but also how to handle it. he wants to start an apprenticeship as electronics engineer in autumn has school prepared him for what's to come if. i think you can take quite

actually this case made it to where women did come out more about sexual harassment, because when anita hill talked about it, oh, that's happening to me. oh, that's what that is. and so actually her case helped, but al did not really help. so lastly, an issue that was near and dear to al simpson's what is commemorating happened to japanese-americans at hart mountain relocation center. hart mountain relocation center was one of the places where, during world war ii, after it was rbor was bombed, seemed that japanese-americans, especially on the west coast, could be communicating with japan and were seen as potential spies. and so those japanese-americans were sent to relocation centers, they were called, throughout the u.s., and one of those was heart mountain center between cody and powell. when he was a little boy in cody, he was a boy scout. and the boy scout leader, his boy scout leader found out that there was a troop of boy scouts t heart mountain, and so the cody boy scouts went to heart mountain, because heart mountain kids couldn't leave, to just have a little gathering, have a

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