ashton: because i can.ania ward, diagnosed with mild intellectual delay, also takes full advantage here: singing in the rock band, taking lessons with her teacher, nadia castagna morin. there's a lot of -- >> i wanted her to be around her peers and for her to be free, and for her to also gain -- she loves music, so being here, you are free. jeffrey: you mean free in a way she is not free in the rest of the world? >> society always judges us, looks down on other people, and other kids point fingers and laugh at you. that's what i mean by free, here you can be yourself and just express yourself however you want, and that makes her happy with the music, so she is happy. >> and here i definitely like to learn music. jeffrey: shania is about to enter a specialized college program and wants to be music teacher herself. why is that important? >> because i want to help at -- be a teacher to help younger kids and older kids. jeffrey: a big part of the mission is training a new generation in accessibility practices.

ashton never did talk to me and i tried multiple times. then i stopped because i knew he wasn't going to talk to me and i didn't want to bother him. he was struggling and all that. again it was like trying to be sensitive and no went to ask and when not to ask. >> savanna had a sister. >> her sister was on facebook too and her sister was very outspoken not that is bad but she was interesting and she would never talk to me either. i had her memories that i could draw from and i knew she just adored her big sister. she really looked up to herp ad savanna had worked really hard. she had gotten her high school degree high school degree in the got her certified nursingce assistant degree. she was wording -- working at an assistant facility. she was always looking for ways to make more money for the baby. that was her ambition. she also was interested in becoming a nurse. that was something that was on the horizon for her. she had worked at a nursing school. i admired that about her and i'd mired her spirit. she a was and funny and self-deprecat

that was hard because ashton never did talk to me. i tried multiple, multiple times, and then i stopped because i knew he wasn't going to talk to me, and i didn't what to keep bothering him. i know he was struggling and all that, and so again, it's like trying to be sensitive and know when to ask, when not to ask, so gosh -- >> but savannah was a sister, was going to be a mother. >> right. her sister was active on facebook too. her sister is very outspoken, not that that's bad, but she was just -- she was interesting. she would never talk to me either. but i had her, you know, had her memories that i could draw from, and i knew that she just adored her big sister. i mean, she really looked up to her. savannah had worked really hard. she had gotten her high school degree. she got her certified nursing assistant's degree. she was working at an assisted living fa facility. sometimes she would do double shifts even though she was pregnant. she was always looking for ways to make more money for the baby. that was her ambition. she was also

and that was hard because like ashton did talk to me. i tried multiple, multiple times and and then i stopped because i knew he wasn't going to talk to me and i didn't want to keep bothering him. and i knew he was struggling and all that. so again, it's like trying to be sensitive and, know when to ask, when to ask. so. gosh, but savannah with a sister so savannah, savannah was going to be a mother, right? she, she, her sister was active. facebook too. and her sister was very outspoken. not that that's bad, but she was just she was interesting and she would never talk to me either. but i had her, you know, her memories that i could draw from and and i that she just adored her sister. i mean, she really looked up to her and savannah had worked really hard. she'd gotten her high school degree and then she got her certified nursing assistant degree and she was working at an assisted living facility. and sometimes she'd do double shifts, though she was pregnant and, you know, she was always looking for ways to make more money for the baby th

the software she met a freshman named ashton.lso a member of the spirit lake tribe tall thin boy with an easy smile. for two months they were just friends and then ashton asked savanna out. what came to the eldest daughters love life savanna's parents were strict. joe was especially vigilant. on february 25 early romance on her facebook page. so anyone who knows us knows we check our relationship super slow. months to get to know each other before dating. a month into dating until i first kiss. we were not sexually active until over a year after dating. when he came to my house we were not allowed to go into my room. he met my parents and uncles when he first came over for they sat at the table and met yunker's uncles and dad mostly asked him all kinds of questions kind of scary. i can go to his house but had to be home by l like 8:30 p.m. lol after turn 18 in 2013 finally camped with each other. but we snuck out before that all the time. when she made this entry savanna was over the moon. she posted a cell fate holding up two pi

. ♪ jeffrey: 11-year-old ashton kiprotich on the cello and the ukulele. i saw you play the ukulele and the cello. which is your favorite? >> both of them. i would never say that i dislike them. jeffrey:3 24-year-old shania ward on the keytar, her mother donna gibbons-ward watching. every time i see you performing, you're smiling. you have a beautiful smile. why are you smiling so much? are you happy with the music? >> yes, i'm happy with the music. >> yes, music is her thing. she listens to it all the time. jeffrey why do you think music : became her thing? >> i think it helped her to -- >> helped me to learn. jeffrey: music for learning, connecting, first-year joy. shania and ashton are students at the berklee institute for accessible arts education, part of the berklee college of music in boston. founded in 2007, it started small with a focus on autism, but has expanded to serve more than 300 people of all ages with disabilities of all kinds. >> every person can learn in the arts, can grow in the arts, can create, can in this case make music. so i think

ashton is here coming up.wn memory lane, george. >> i certainly did, rebecca. thank you very much. latest on donald trump's civil fraud trial. his daughter ivanka took the stand yesterday. aaron katersky has details. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: george, good morning. as a witness, she was everything her father wasn't. patient, concise. polite. her testimony marked the end of the state's case. ivanka trump is not a defendant in the civil trial, but she came to court as the last of 25 state witnesses pressed about the financial statements of her father that the judge has already ruled were fraudulent. i would assume he would have personal financial statements that he would work on with his own accountant, she said. but those weren't things i was privy to. mimicked in what she said in a sworn deposition. >> he has accountants who do all sorts of stuff. but, no. sorry. i don't specifically know what was prepared on his behalf. >> reporter: she did concede she received $4 million from the sale of the old post

ashton right after this.s from 2010 to 2020. with breast cancer being the most common cancer, as well as thyroid cancer and melanoma. the findings largely consistent with national trends that show increased diagnosis in people under 50 especially for breast cancer and colon cancer and early higher cancer rates in women than men. screening ages for both types of cancer recently lowered. for women like lauren vegas, who was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 31, it can come out of the blue. >> i was completely shocked. mainly because there wasn't any type of strong cancer history in my family that i knew of. it wasn't on my radar at all. for marquito morrow who got her cancer diagnosis at 33 and is now cancer free, she is hoping to get the message out that it can happen to anyone. >> it is important that you are aware of your body. making sure you are taking care of yourself, eating healthy, exercising and doing self-exams to make sure that, if anything changes or there's something going on with your body, you

do we work together with look rolling the transition from ashton to normally nation oil, which is supposed to be a smooth transition for there is a need to jump into the control that he finally and they controlled by by the government. i think the 1st is less that he's q, and if we agree on the timeline, this is my preferred option. but if luko, if that he finally decide to acting the weird way, then we shouldn't be able to take control. there's a lot of discussion i within the european union, i think whether support is waiting time q for the current on the european union moving forward seems like you can give that promise and commitment to k, okay, is really fighting for your i mean, if we allow will continue to fail then this creates that he'll try it for the companies that are on the eastern part of, of, of you. if we save money today, it could become much more expensive for later. so we'll do whatever we can to help . okay, need to fight their button because i didn't cove apartments for full care. thank you so much for speaking to data, please. my pleasure. and on a different note as s

headquarters. in the house of trade unions on khreshchatyk, nuland, paet, and european commissioner ashtonnator mccain controlled the chaos, searching the crowd american flags. every step of western senators, ambassadors, and ministers is recorded by hidden cameras and sbu agents. the lion's share of the conversations has been recorded, someday all these tapes will be declassified, we already have the fragments. there’s a man filming you, right? yes , people are filming this, so it means that we have written here, here we have written the visit of the us ambassador to ukraine, jerry paeth, to the building of the federation of trade unions of ukraine. yes, this is a photo recording, this is exactly what it is, an ordinary typical operational document, the advanced units of berkut came close to the barricades, now we see that the wooden barriers have actually been broken, only iron fences remained, several times it seemed that the protest had been suppressed, the maidan was being cleared by the security forces, and so it happened alone... i saw one guy with a sniper rifle with us, you stood

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jen ashton.% of women over 40 have some kind of hair issue. that's just women. this is incredibly common. i think it's important to know the list, the differential diagnosis that we go down in medicine when someone complains of hair loss or thinning hair. age or hereditary factors is at the top of the list. underlying medical condition or some medications, absolutely can cause it. damaging hair hair, overprocessing, color, pulling, heat all can cause hair loss an hair thinning. then significant weight loss, reproductive changes like child birth or menopause. those things are all on the list. that is why a dermatologist is generally the first stop for someone complaining of hair problems. >> you said you're bringing it all out. talk us through some of the supplements that are out there, the remedies and what you think about them. >> i mean, look. it's all about risk versus benefit. there is sparce data to look at anything from pumpkin seed oil to rosemary oil, scalp massager. these things can all

catherine ashton. who was in charge of the european union's foreign policy at the time, were extremelynd described this action as "sand" and said that these people should not be imprisoned and should be punished, and exactly one year later, the united nations came and issued a decree on the second day of november , roselli put an end to the imprisonment of the punishment for the crime against the concerned newspaper has been named and it has been recorded in different calendars in unesco for about 10 years, that is, because of two reporters, two reporters, and i am sorry to say that after all these years, 10 years after this incident, these days we are witnessing a warning. we are journalists in gaza, and even the zionist regime has freely announced that the offices of the french news agency or reuters may be bombed and evacuated. yes , the statistics we have now have targeted up to 70 media offices and journalists' residences. i want this. it is really sad to say that not only that resolution has not been implemented, but in fact, the newsmen of gaza come in front of the cameras and d

a 75 yard touchdown pass from ashton daniels to alec manor. the beavers won, 62-17.ls fall to 3-7. and washington state the golden came to play on defense. they had a season-high six sacks including this one giving away a 52 yard return for a touchdown by williams. the bears beat the cougars, 42- 39. cal mesa win two games to become bowl eligible. >>> this is such a sad, sad way for megan rapinoe to come to an end. >> megan rapinoe limps off the field less than five minutes into the end of you fl championship. the northern california native appear to hear her ankle in the final match of her iconic career. her team lost the championship 2-one. what a career. she won olympic gold any two- time world cup champion highlighted by her 2019 performance where she was named the best player at the world cup. home sweet home for the warriors after playing seven of the first nine games on the road. the dobbs are at the chase center for the next six for the warriors taking on cleveland. third-quarter trayvon green get sent to the locker room early. he is ejected after getting his

catherine ashton, who was in charge of the european union's foreign policy at the time, were killed. they were extremely upset and described this action as "sand" and said that these people should not actually enter the palace and should be punished for exactly one year. then the united nations came and issued a resolution and named november 2 as day of ending impunity for crimes against concerned newspapers. and for about 10 years, this has been recorded in different calendars in unesco in different places, that is, because of two journalists , two journalists, and i am sorry to say that about all these years, 10 years after this incident, these days we are witnessing eighty journalists in gaza and even the zionist regime has freely announced that the offices of the french news agency or reuters may be bombed and evacuated . the stay of the journalists has been targeted. i want to say this. it is really regrettable to say that not only that resolution has not been implemented, but in fact the journalists of gaza are declaring in front of the cameras that none of these laws can preve

happened on key as might on square a lead phone call between the use foreign affairs chief, catherine ashton, on a stony and foreign affairs minister, earl must pye it would be of some disturbing details about what really happened to the protesters on that fateful day. it's really disturbing fit with the new a new position that they don't want to investigate. what exactly happened? so the berries. oh, stronger and stronger. understanding that behind the sniper stable, it was not going to court, which, but it was somebody from the new position. but when it changed to the operation to destabilize and ultimately over throw the ukrainian government, u. s. wasn't even tried to hide. it's intimate relationship with the pro western opposition with senator john mccain openly courting. some of you claims most on savory. on t, russian politicians as per the c o a playbook us didn't really care who got into bed with one strategic goal of undermining rushes, legitimate regional interest was achieved to print an error stands review. great moment, we are a better and your make ukraine better. but if you a

she comment in response to ashton from peter doocy. >> the anti-israel protesters in this country areremists? >> what we have been very clear about when it comes to anti-semitism, there is no place. we have to make sure we speak against it very loud and be very clear about that. remember, what the president -- when the president decided to run for president is what he saw in charlottesville in 2017. saw neo-nazis arching down the streets of charlottesville with vile anti-semitic, hatred. he was very clear then and very clear now taking actions against this over the past two years. he has continued to be clear, there is no place for this type of vile rhetoric. amy: that is president biden's spokesperson. craig mokhiber, your response? >> i think one of the most disturbing aspects of this current situation in the north, in countries like the u.s. and europe, has been is rather unprecedented crackdown on human rights defenders speaking up to defend human rights of people in gaza during this situation. that has come from official statements that tried to critique in that way people who ar

ashton daniels. moves the chains. washington state runs out of time-outs.d goes on fourth and short on their own 49. and that sealed it. stanford runs out the clock from there and wins 10-7. the cardinal is now 3-6 this season. >>> to hockey. makenzie blackwood in net for the sharks. might be the most overworked man in the nhl. penguins visiting the south bay. sharks still looking for their first win and it wasn't in the cards. pittsburgh wins big. sharks fall to 0-10-1. >>> still ahead. plenty more. we have the story on the first time half marathon runner competing for much more than the love of crossing the finish line. when we challenged ourselves to create the world's most emotional and sustainable vehicle, we had tothink differently. we had to push the boundaries to not just create a car but a movement. every fisker ocean is produced with over 50 kilograms of ethically sourced, recycled materials. it's about accomplishing something bigger than itself. a clean future for all. >>> san francisco will host the golden gate half marathon on sunday. and while

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from here, european commissioner ashton controlled the chaos.the crowd. the advanced units of berkut came close to the barricades, now we see that the wooden barriers have actually been broken, only iron fences remain, several times it seemed that the protest was suppressed, the maidan was defended by the security forces, and so it was on december 11, but after a while there was always an order to stop, they constantly called him, wrote to him continuously, every day, as usual..." like european and american leaders at work they called, came to yanukovych, kept him busy with hour-long conversations, and said, just don’t disperse, just don’t disperse, everything will be fine with you, just don’t disperse, on february 19, when i looked at the maidan, at this little spot in which they were squeezed the security force of the revolutionaries, i to be honest, i thought that on the twentieth in the morning i would wake up and my... it would no longer be there, i had a complete feeling that, well, yanokovich would still push it, a neon-lit stop, you see,

point of view of the fact that they were very well prepared, and payet and all these ministers, and ashtonith my own eyes, paetta and nuland, here they are constantly, every morning there was a meeting, with foreigners with klechka and tsenik and tegnebok, in hayate in this or one of the restaurants, in the evening without fail, so they came to the house about, every day, at the same time, at the same time in general, how did you go to work and why did you go to work? there have already been several situations when it was clearly clear that the maidan had been dispersed , on december 11, for example, there was still no maidan, it was not there, utility services were cleaning the streets, after 5 hours they appeared again, again, not again they appeared, but the police gone, so who gave it to them? berkut, yes, yes, yes, there, well there, it doesn’t matter, there, some say that there, and zakharchenko’s deputies still remain, by the way, few people know about this, zakharchenko’s deputies, the heads of the ministry of internal affairs of that time, they are still they work in the ministry

one of the stars of the shabysh was the transgender russofap, sarah ashton chirilla, who for some reasonig. the event was attended by deputies of the verkhovna rada, representatives of the un and ambassadors of western countries, they reminded of the importance of legalizing same-sex marriage, apparently for joining nato and the european union - these are the main requirements. at the very end, everyone hugged and applauded vsu. thanked for the opportunity to have such a good time in pleasant company and beautiful outfits and feathers, in general, tourdon. yes! hello, the kiev pride award was founded in 2020. this year the award has a special meaning, because those who, say, without exaggerates the patriotic war, fights for the freedom of ukraine and continues to support lgbtq human rights. lgb. one of the most important nominations is the queer military, our applause. kiev pride decided that in this category all the winners decided to be awarded. bisexual military man, a year ago i didn’t even realize that i would ever say this, but now i say it and will say it every day, each in differ

third quarter, ashton daniels launches a deep ball to tiger and comes down with it in the end zone.dinal went for two, didn't get it. kept it a two-possession game, and here was the dagger. mendoza throws his third touchdown of the game. this one to jeremiah hunter. cal wins it 27-15. the bears are now 5-6 and one win away from bowl eligibility. >>> senior night at san jose state. spartans hosting san diego state. second quarter, cordero escapes pressure and finds dominic in the corner of the end zone. ties the game at 7-7. fourth quarter, spartans up four, kyrie robinson delivers the dager and makes history in the process. his 16th rushing touchdown this season sets a new school record, and san jose state wins 24-13. they started the year 1-5. they've won five straight games and now they are bowl eligible. >>> and caleb williams and usc trying to snap a two-game skid, taking on ucla. trojans down two touchdowns early, but williams shows off why he's going to be a high draft pick. launches a dime, hits brendan rice, jerry's son, in stride for the 74-yard touchdown. in the third quar

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i know it's been a long day, so apologize for the bundle. ashton's mazda is believed to have released the vast number of women and children that were in its captivity. so what insurance is of any, do you have the from us might be open to releasing males hostages, and on the flip side of that is israel prepare to agree to the conditions set out by him after a month on that separately present biden had signaled that he that the u. s. is prepared to issue visa bands on what he described as extreme as israeli settlers. what is the status of that? and for give me one last one on india. federal prosecutors on wednesday charged india, indian national and a murder for higher scheme targeting is seek, separate us and active us in new york, who's the us citizen. according to the indictment, the assassination part was organized by an is an indian government official. the us charges come shortly after canada. canada's prime minister said that an indian government, the indian government participated an extra judicial killing of a canadian citizen on canadian soil. are you concerned that india is t

let's go straight to lee ashton and nicola leave, this is day 27. you've been in this border area on the lebanese side, pretty much since day one. and each time there's a strike, whether it comes from israel or whether it comes from lab and on into israel. we ask ourselves, is this an escalation? is this the status quo? oh, what is the message that is being sent? so phyllis in a lot of sort of today we saw an unprecedented escalation as well. i just, i know that it's good. it's a fight this. i've launched 1917 just a tax on is really positions ministry positions with guys besides with dr. levine and what they called appropriate weapons. now this also was in part of the with an attack with a couple of drawings on the box, which is a combined box here. and i saw it, i mean, on the is really side. but to on the, on the lebanese is really border, this is one. the other one is the one you mention how much as long she doesn't know for it gets to us is ready thousands in the north. and in fact, that we saw and could be actual number several impacts. maybe

circumstantial evidence if you will, is already over whelming because also of course it is really ashton. since october 7th, have confirmed the israel is refusing to make any distinction between combatants and non combatants. um, just this morning, for example, we had is really cabinet administer recommending the use of nuclear weapons against the guys this trip i should, i suspect he's going to be around really denounced and condemned to the west not for his proposal, but for reviewing the existence of and is really nuclear arsenal, the west even in 2023 continues to insist that is real. doesn't have the on the you. you've heard jeffrey, i'm moving this view. what's, what's your view on this? on the, on the proportionality point to courtney to back up a little bit and say that it should have been maintaining a barbaric occupation over the gaza strip now for 56 years and a barbaric action by ethnically cleansing house city and 75 years ago. a barbaric action that continues to this very day when it comes to the issue of bombing hospitals. there are red lines in international law, and that

happened on key as my them square a lead phone call between the use foreign affairs chief, catherine ashton, and a stone in foreign affairs minister or must play. it would be of some disturbing details about what really happened to the protesters on that fateful day. it's really disturbing fit with the new a new position that they don't want to investigate. what thanks i gap and so that there is no stronger and stronger understanding. that's behind the sniper stay what it was not so you know, coverage, but it was somebody from the new position. well, when it changed to the operation to destabilize an ultimately over throw, the ukrainian government u. s. wasn't even tried to hide. it's intimate relationship with the pro western opposition with senator john mccain openly courting. some of you claims most on say read on p, russian politicians as per the see a playbook. us didn't really care who got into bed with one strategic goal of undermining rushes, legitimate regional interest was achieved to print an error standards review. great more. my dear a better your make ukraine better. but if yo

i'm square a lead phone call between the use foreign affairs chief, catherine ashton and a stone in foreign affairs minister earl must pye it would be of some disturbing details about what really happened to the protesters on that fateful day. it's really disturbing fit with the new a new coordination that they don't want to investigate. what exactly happened so that there is no stronger and strong.

ashton group. it is equipment prior company.ted by one of the reasons why there has not been as much equipment being hired is because the hurricane season has not been too bad. also, the strike in america. they hired a lot of equipment for film sets. that has not shown up in their numbers. many feel like one-off events. things are coming up. it is interesting today. a little bit of pushback in the market. new-car registrations as well. keep an eye on what is happening there. an interesting day. it culminates to this time tomorrow. central bank seems to be pushing back. one of the stories tomorrow coming out of hamburg. holding a markets day. they start looking at what it will be delivering, going forward, but this is a company that has had huge problems as of late. are they bottoming out? are there better science coming through? we will be discussing what we will see out of hamburg tomorrow. they will put the price target up a little bit. we had a few details and study getting management a little bit more clear with the market a

a big game and third quarter, ashton daniels launches a ball and he comes down with it in the end zone. he throws his third touchdown of the game and this time to hunter. colin's the big-game 27-15. the bears are 5-6, one win away from bowl eligibility. >>> williams and usc trying to snap a two-game skid. trojans down to touchdowns early but he shows off why he is a high draft pick. third quarter. williams hands it to lloyd who fights for extra yardage but loses the football. ucla is there to pick it up for the scoop and score. bruins run away with this one. 38- 20. cal will finish the regular season at ucla next saturday. that is it for sports, have a great day. >>> there is another plate to mention, the play of the day for nba fans. he attempted a two point are at the top of the key. dallas blocked . only to have jones take it downcourt. the two time mvp chases him down the court and he comes up with a monster block. quite a night. 40 points. 15 rebounds. seven assists. his monster night help them push back the mavericks. >>> coming up, the search is ended in memphis for a man accuse

ashton martin, a stake sale but getting a different reaction. 5.65% in advance of las vegas, selling a stake in the business to private equity that puts a valuation on the business around $1 billion. i finish with ferrari. stocks up by 1.4% today. has not had a particularly good first round in terms of qualifying in las vegas that they had another 52-week high today. the stock has continued to do well-paid this is one area where margins seem to be fairly stable and demand continues to be strong. let's talk about what next week is going to bring. i want to flag something that is happening after the bell today rate not instantly but over the next few hours. you will see the moody's rating review of italy. keep an eye on that. are we going to go into job status? that's going to be critical. monday, andrew bailey is speaking. tuesday, european car registrations. wednesday, we get the budget out of the u.k.. our week going to see some taxes? and jeremy hunt. we would like to see some stability in terms of the tax story going forward in terms of inves

jen ashton joins us now with more.he body. it's also good for the mind an mood. this is the first time it was a meta analysis, looked at 26 other studies to really dive into how much, how often, what kind and what was the effect. take a look at their findings. the news was pretty impressive. they found moderate intensity exercise, which means you have to break a little bit of a sweat, three to four times a week for 35 to 45 minutes a week. that could be group or solo activity. very effective in preventing as well as managing to treat post partum depression. >> lot of new moms might be saying, how do i find time in order to start exercising? >> as the saying goes, you don't find the time, you make the time. it's really important to understand that as many as 10% or more of post partum mood disorders start during pregnancy. think of it as like taking your vitamin, brushing your teeth. work it into your day. remember, it doesn't have to be all at once. obstetricians and midwaoeufrbs have to take the lead on encouraging th

ashton daniels , move the chains and washington state runs out of time. stanford goes for it on fourth and short on their own 49 and that seals it. stanford runs out the clock. and winds 10-7. the cardinals are 3-6 on the season. >>> hockey, mckenzie blackwood in net for the sharks may be the overworked man in the nhl. the penguins visiting the south bay and the shots are still looking for their first win. it was not in the cards. jake guentzel finds the back of the net to make it 3-0 penguins. pittsburg wins big and the shots are still looking for a win the season. >>> san francisco will host a half marathon on sunday. and most runners are just concerned with crossing the finish line at aquatic park after 3.1 miles but one had an even bigger goal. >> i started running the week before i signed up and i went for a two mile run and i don't think i had ever run anything above two miles. >> reporter: from the occasional jog to 13.1 miles. the jump is hard to comprehend until you learn why veronica is running in the golden gate half marathon. >> my mom has bee

ashton daniels up top to tiger bachmeier oh what a play.ssed the two point conversion so it's a 2112 game. fourth quarter now cal up 2115 and they put it away. golden bears cap a 13 play drive mendoza to fresno's jeremiah hunter who goes in they missed the two point conversion but it didn't matter because the ax will stay in berkeley for the third straight year, 2715 golden bears in big game number 126 i can't even grasp my words right now because i just saw how much it meant to everybody and when you're on that field and playing, it just meant more. >> and for our guys, we wanted it more. so we won. we came out there with the ax and that was the only objective. it doesn't matter if it was messy or if it was clean. we did it. and i'm extremely proud of our guys. >> you know, when you first walk out in the field and you see a school that you're benefiting, waited with for a long time, it's a little strange, but honestly, once the game starts, it's kind of all, you know, faceless opposite mission to me, just numbers and what they're doing def

but ashton daniels picked off right here.ng an injury to that non-throwing hand through most of the game, the bees to score a touchdown to make it seven. nothing early. later in the first, damien martinez takes the hand off, cuts back cuts again in and he's free 59 yards to the house already his second touchdown of the court he had four rushing touchdowns in the half oregon state built a 3410 lead. the beavers rushed for six touchdowns over 300 yards on the ground. look at deshaun fenwick. we acrobatic and then he goes into the house 37 yards. oregon state wins 62 to 17. stanford now three and seven they lose heading in a big game week. krazy george mc hammer in the south bay watching the battle for the valley trophy at san jose state. and my fresno state bulldogs spartans open with the ball and put it in the end zone right away, shoving cordero to malachi miller 26 yards and in seven nothing zjsu now second quarter spartans up 21 three cordero finding nick nash he's in 2810. they led at the half bulldogs starting quarterback

ashton is here and a thanksgiving feast forecast what you should and shouldn't buy, which staple item is up by 60% and when should you get that turkey? also, it is that time of year. again, oprah's favorite things. we have the first look at some of the new items on this year's list and exclusive of savings for gma viewers. so don't miss that all. and i thought that i was going to be queen of halloween, but i forgot about heidi klum. so i heard you earlier, reggie. i'm just bringing it up. >> yeah, no, we were just talking about because kumasi was looking at her previous costumes like the worm. the worm was a lot. yeah. >> yeah, that was a lot. i like the peacock. i'm into this. like, this is. this is performance art now. >> it's beautiful. it's really pretty. yeah i enjoy it a lot. did you all get a lot of trick or treaters? >> oh, my goodness, no. we went to a neighborhood where there's just a lot of action. and this was the first time miles really remembered. and understood. and it was so fun because we are pretty strict with candy. and so usually if they ever get a piece, it's one

had 36 carries 116 rushing yards in the score also two catches for 22 yards 21 six cal late third ashtonal up 2115 and the golden bears cap 13 play drive mendoza to fresno's jeremiah hunter he's in cal went for two and missed but the ax stays in berkeley for the third straight year 2715 golden bears in big game number 126. >> i can't even grasp my words right now because i just saw how much it meant to everybody. and when you're on that field and playing, it just meant more. and for our guys, we wanted it more. so we won and we came out there with the ax and that was the only objective. it doesn't matter if it was messy or if it was clean. we did it and i'm extremely proud of our guys. >> you know, when you first walk out on the field and you see a school that you're been affiliated with for a long time, it's a little strange. but honestly, once the game starts, it's kind of all, you know, faceless opposition to me, just numbers and what they're doing defensively and all those things . so it wasn't it wasn't too strange. >> senior night for kevin cordero and the spartans hosting san dieg

just point out in an interview you did with politico you note you're not using the term christian ashtonit's merely a descriptive device, which leads me to the beliefs of mike johnson. in particular, does he qualify in your definition as a christian nationalist? >> yeah. this is the term scholars have been using for a very long time. only very recently or people self identifying as christian nationalists. i don't know that mike johnson has self identified as won, but he certainly fits all of the criteria that scholars have used to talk about christian nationalism. so we tend to talk about people adhering to christian nationalist commitments or being sympathetic to those. and yes mike johnson absolutely, his entire career his legal career, his legislative career, has really been dedicated to expanding the power of conservative christianity in the united states. >> in your interview you told quite a bit about david barton. tell us who he is, what role has he played in shaping this american evangelical space, and how it impacts or touches upon our politics? >> mike johnson told about the pr

in the house of trade unions on khreshchatyk , nuland, paet, the european commissioner, baroness ashton mckay controlled the chaos. looking for american flags in the crowd, the advanced units of berkut came close to the barricades, now we see that the wooden barriers had already actually been broken, only iron fences, several times it seemed that the protest had been suppressed, the maidan was being cleared by the security forces, this was also the case on december 11, but after a while there was always an order to stop, they constantly called him, wrote to him continuously, every day, as if in turn , as at work, european and american leaders called, came to yanukovych, kept him busy with hour-long conversations and said just don’t accelerate, just don’t accelerate, everything will be fine with you, just don’t accelerate, on february 19, when i looked at maidan, in this small patch, which was squeezed by the security forces of the revolutionaries, i honestly thought that on the twentieth morning i would wake up and there would be no maidan, but i had a complete feeling that, well, yanuk

stanford trailing 21 to 6 this point and the car so they want they get in ashton daniels right there,fine. bachmeier right there. 41 yards down the field for the touchdown and cardinals. they cut the bears lead and then we go to the 4th now it's 30 gold foreman. do the. he's looking. now looking hard, though, because he find jeremy hunt there who breaks a tackle or 2. finds the end and that'll do it. the final score for this one. 27 to 15. the bears. they remain in the fight for bob goldberg. while the cardinal, they still say when live home. meanwhile, another cross town rivalry taking place la memorial stadium earlier today. we'll pick it up early in the first ucla. they had it second down here. only need one for the e takes that and more because these surveys he doesn't find anyone says he'll get it down his own legs and he goes down to the 26 a physician here. 30 goal, tj, hard to take the handoff. a one yard touchdown score right there. the bruins. they lead 7 to 0 after the extra point. we've got 3 to go live in the first right here with us. see still scoreless and we'll ucla in

but ashton daniels, the quarterback, picked off.-throwing hand. through most of it. the beavs would score a touchdown to make it seven. nothing later, in the first, damian martinez takes the hand off and then there he goes, breaking free 59 yards to the house. already his second touchdown of the quarter, he had four rushing touchdowns in the first half as oregon state built a 34 to 10 lead. the beavers rushed for six touchdowns and over 300 yards on the ground. deshaun fenwick whoa acrobatic of them all hurdles a stanford defender, 37 yards to the house. oregon state wins 62 to 17. stanford three and seven as they head in to big game week. krazy george mc hammer in the south bay watching the battle for the valley trophy at san jose state hosting fresno state spartans open with the ball and they put it in the end zone. chevan cordeiro finds malachi or malachi miller for the 26 yard score. seven nothing zjsu second quarter now 21 three lead cordeiro finds nick nash 14 yards and in spartans led 2810 at the half bulldogs starting quarte