governor baker? >> a couple of things. one is i think that's a conversation we have had and i'm happy to continue to have. i do have some concerns of details. we should talk about that a little. i've had some interesting experiencing with ag's since i've got the problem. >> and before probably too. >> before too. >> well, i would welcome continuing our conversation about it. mr. patitti? >> i would need more about the structure to have a strong opinion. initially more incline to see if we can figure out a way for nca would do this. >> i would also need more information to have an opinion. >> mr. homa? >> it's important that enforcement be conducted by an entity independent of colleges and ncaa. i believe the industry wants enforcement when it comes to policing, could be the same entity like health and safety and protect college athletes. >> we are certainly open to oversight and governance for sure. >> i'm worried of lack of enforcement on state laws such as nil laws an laws that exist right now. i'm not sure the states ha

governor baker?>> i will say a couple things, one is i think that's a conversation we have had and i'm happy to continue to have. i do have concerns about the details. we should talk about ags a little. i've had some interesting experiences with ags since i got this job. >> and before probably too. >> yes. >> i would welcome continuing our conversation about it. mr. tony pettiti. >> i would know about the structure but initially or more inclined to try to see if we can figure out a way to do this but we are open to having those discussions with you. >> i would also need more information to have an opinion. >> it is important that enforcement be conducted by an entity as independent of the conferences, the industry wants enforcement when it comes to policing inducements, could be the same entity that enforces health and safety and other aspects that protect college athletes. >> i generally agree with tony pettiti. need more detail and substance in context but we are open to oversight and governance fo

baker, charlie baker, my friend, i'm so glad you are where you are. i think he could but basically some common sense to this thing. i don't think we would never be that if we didn't have the strength of leadership back when the sting evolved workout today so hoping all of us to work together and take the politics out of it. i know it's hard to do that anywhere, but if you can take theto politics out and be able o look at what's our purpose, that student athlete of the best experienced in her life to a basic contributing quality adult to get something back. 90% of them could do that. about 2% say, make a fortune in the arena. so thank you. >> thanks, senator manchin. i have a few closing questions which i would like to post to the panel as a whole. a whole. some of you may be aware that international students are treated differently than american citizens who are college athletes. i've raised the issue of foreign student athletes being able to benefit with nil, actually secretary mayorkas, the visa system puts those athletes at risk of losing their leg

baker, if i could just start with you.appreciated your comments about the attacks on the state of israel. and the need to condemn those for what they are. let me ask you about some of the statements that student groups have said recently. students at harvard wrote they hold the israeli regime entirely responsible for all unfolding violence. students at ohio state university praised the heroic resistance and god's out. students atte the university of north carolina claimed it is a moral obligation to be in solidarity, this includes violence. students at new york university wrote peaceful discourse must be rejected and it is said there is no peace and a colonized people living under apartheid referring to israel. i am sure you know columbia university. actually forced to close its campus when an israeli student was assaulted and numerous students were threatened. would you condemn this rhetoric of violence and anti-semitism at these campuses? >> i think it is important. i say this as much as a current governor as the end caa

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in an air attack on a baker in the camp.

marcia baker there, joining us from washington dc, and mr. frank amsback, joining us out of madison wisconsin, viewers, that brings us to the end of this segment to your press tv news review program. thanks for tuning in and bye-bye for now. as hundreds of people have marked. the voice of the voiceless, press tv. the developments in the south caucasus region have taken a dramatic turn. but how can they affect the islamic republic of iran? how about tehran's redline? and what stance has iran adopted in this regard? this and more on this edition of iran today. press tv's news brief iran strongly condemns britain's metalsum statement its latest satellite launch saying it reflects the uk's anger at the islamic republic scientific progress. tehran says london's in referring remarks will not weaken irani nation's determination to break new grounds in the fields of science and technology. president ibrahim ricy reirates iran's opposition to the opening of the zangezour corridor in the caucases. he says acord will become a foothold for nato's presenc

baker. dr. elizabeth saunders is the director of georgetown university at his marotta center and associate professor, the walsh school of foreign service, a core faculty member in the security studies program at georgetown and a nonresident senior fellow at the brookings institution. her research and teaching interests on international security. u.s. foreign policy, including the presidency and foreign policy and the politics using force. dr. saunders first book leaders at war how presidents shaped military interventions, which was published by cornell university press one the 2012 george jarvis schrader best book award from the american political science association's international history and politics section. her forthcoming book, the insider's game elites, democracy and war, will be published very soon by public princeton university press. very much looking forward to that. her has also been published in some of the most prestigious journals in political science, including international, int

in the near future, we will talk about this with the president of the university. association of bakers, yuriy duchenko is in touch with us. good evening. good evening. mr. yuri, it is clear that many manufacturers refer to the increase in the price of electricity for business, we recall it seems that they canceled the upper limit, price caps, so-called nkr, what do you think will happen to bread now, because despite the fact that this year's harvest is better than last year, there are problems in the industry. yes, there are problems, and indeed not only electricity plays a significant role in the cost of bread, we can state today that the harvested crop is sufficient in quantity, but in terms of quality, and specifically wheat of the second class, which is the basis for baking flour of the highest grade, unfortunately, of the collected 22 million, it is... about 5%, we can say that industry, flour milling and bread-making will face the fact that the shortage of second-class grain will be in the order of a million, er , the cost price of bread is also affected, as we have already said

marcia baker there joining us from washington dc and mr. frank amsback joining us at madison wisconsin of viewers, that brings us to the end of this segment to your press tv news review program. thanks for tuning in and bye-bye for now. pakistan has ordered more than 1.7 million undocumented afghan immigrants to leave the country within a month or face deportation. this comes amit claims by islam that most terrorist bombings in the country were carried out by afghan nationals. press tv and reports from the pakistani capital. islamabad has tapped up its efforts to geotag and track and estimated 1.73 million undocumented of immigrants in pakistan. the decision came days after back to back bombings in the countries balochistan and khabar packtunkhah provinces which left over 60 people dead. the interior minister sirfras buchti announced a november one deadline for those residing in the country illegally to leave, after which they will be deported by law enforcement agencies. this comes made claims by islamabad that 14 out of 24 suicide bombing

i know they miss dusty baker in the bay and why not? he fired the team up.ark they needed and predictable as always. the astros were a clutch win. >> i'm not going. make me. >> i love that. >> he's awesome. >> thanks, matt. >>> still ahead at 5:00, video games can be a great stress reliever, but did you know they can also help people with adhd? new research. >> it's not fun, but it's like fu >>> for people who live with adhd certain tasks, they can be difficult. >> and playing video games might be the last thing you'd think would help, but that's exactly how a new treatment works. dominic garcia has the story. >> reporter: what if your doctor prescribed you a video game? this one was actually designed to treat adhd. >> this was built from the ground up to do something in the brain. >> reporter: dr. scott collins is one of the people behind endeavor otc. it's a video game that targets parts of the brain involved in attention control. it's been in development for ten years, went through clinical trials, and has been presented to the fda. >> the fda agreed they

>> with steve baker.who know him, he was one of the chief instigators successive chief instigators for successive prime ministers causing them problem problem problem after problem prime ministers on own side. and ministers on his own side. and he's someone who talks he's also someone who talks openly about his christian faith, which is quite unusual. and he's he's shown moments of regret about how much he pushed his government and how hard and how many splits he caused with some very tough rhetoric. so he's very honest in some ways. but in other ways, you have to look why he's suggesting this. now brexit cause has now when the brexit cause has won, the brexit vote, it potentially locks it in for generations, makes it harder for those on the opposing side to have another referendum and win it. so i credit him for candour, but you have to look under the bonnet as to why he's suggesting this so your suspicion is that you think perhaps if there were to be a rejoin eu referendum , to be a rejoin eu referendum

is it true that secretary of state baker promised gorbachev not to expand.as never been recorded. in writing, the fact that it was never recorded in writing, this means, and there were no, naturally, you never know what they told you in words, like promising does not mean getting married from their point of view. all conversations at this level, even all conversations of the minister of foreign affairs , are documented. which then signed, this protocol on our part, naturally, was liquidated during the catastrophe and glasnost, so as not to leave traces, not to discredit michal sergeevich, but on the american side it remained when the time came to declassify, several years ago, this was reported, well, reported , washed up and moved on, it was just in the german archive that this was discovered , i think, at the beginning of twenty-two, literally before the start of a special military operation, well, here is such a moment, of course, yes, gorbachev, it was stupidity or treason, you can talk a lot , but on the other hand, you and i understand perfectly well t

. >> reporter: moments later raquel baker jumps into action jumping off the bus, the bus driver asksorms the heimlich maneuver, freeing the quarter within seconds. >> she was there to save him that day. >> reporter: it turns out baker was just filling in on preston's route that day, putting her in the right place at exactly the right time >> she told me yesterday, she said, all i wanted to do was save your child's life that's the only thing that was running through my mind is that i have to save him i have to help him. >> reporter: bell and preston have since had the chance to reconnect with baker in-person, thanking her for a heroic effort this family will never forget. >> she is a part of her family, she is a part of us. >> a big reason they are still all together she is every bit a hero. that's incredible. out of all the coins it had to be the biggest one. >> the precious cargo on a regular day on the job more so in this case. >>> a look for what's still ahead on the "today" show. >> this morning on the third hour of "today" sheinelle gets an exclusive first look at the philadelph

like making changes to allow a single mom baker to put forward a motion to allister. that is, in fact what happened today. he alienated the democrats by opening an impeachment inquiry into president joe biden. he was also prepared to blame them for a potential shut down in the run up to the stop gas bill finally finally being agreed. and when it, when it came time to vote today, the democrats refused to hand him a lifeline. and thus in doing doing so, made up the votes that eventually ousted him. but it's not like they did that without mccarthy's help. if you see what i mean, if you see what i'm say, absolutely the, the coyote explains inside the house, how the republicans outside of the house reacted to they speak of being sacked by fellow party members. is definitely not a good day for the republicans, but of course the reaction that everyone has been interested in is the reaction of republican party leader donald trump, who uh on this day was of course tied up in a new york court house all over his civil fraud case, but he did post earlier on through the social say

the launch the bid to asked him a coffee says he will not seek re election as house baker. and he attacked democrats for siding with republican that lives who instigated the vote of removal. my fear is the institution sell today because you can't do the job. different 8 people. you have 94 percent of or 96 percent of your entire conference. but a people can partner with the whole other side. how do you and for them to make a motion on me, because they made a decision for the country that they agreed with that they choose to do the other. that becomes a problem. let's cost the to the deputies, janelle, to him a lot on in washington dc. janell. kevin mccarthy had the thought very hard to get a link to this figure out why is he not funding to try and win it back as well? fresh out of his job, but kevin mccarthy is clearly making the democrats responsible for his allister, based on that sounds like very seems to be saying that the democrats agreed to the stop got bill and then turned around and threw in their votes with the freedom caucus numbers, and that also them in the end,

baker. welcome back, mr. baker. chris whipple is author, political commentator and documentary filmmaker, one of his books, the president's explores the evolution of the white house chief of staff's responsibilities. in the past 50 years. from nixon to the obama administration's to his most recent book, the fight of his life inside joe biden's white house examines eternal internal power struggles and policy making. in the first two years of the biden presidency. and welcome mr. whipple, they are joined on the stage by rich hayes, the zagreb school of business, and professor james sample from the morris dean school of law. and of course, by bose at this point needs no introduction. so i will now hand it over dr. bose to to begin this afternoon's conversation. thank you. thank you. president posner. and thank you, everyone, for us today. we is very exciting to host this panel, this plenary discussion. so many distinguished speakers and my distinguished colleagues, we've spent a lot of time over the last day and a half

in the 10th century, in the byzantine empire, bakers who supplied the population with bread were exempte law was introduced so that every resident could receive tasty, high-quality bread at any time; craftsmen who worked poorly or made low-quality products. were strictly punished, modern belarusian master bakers deserve nothing but words of gratitude, they work impeccably 24/7. in the morning it’s blazing hot, warm, good products should already be in the retail chain , there are no random people for baking, baking bread is quite a difficult job, responsible, so a person must have all these qualities, firstly, physical endurance and additives. must be, must also be able to do it and love, the main thing is to love, if you don’t love your work, there will be no quality, because bread is dough, it feels a person’s mood, and hence the result, someone came in without a good night’s sleep mood, and we have no proofing, no quality, we are responsible to people, for the quality of products, to ourselves , before we come into the night... of course, we get a good night's sleep and go to work, li

newt gingrich, jerry waker, thank you so much. -- gerry baker, thank you very much.

dusty baker's astros trying to even up against bruce bochy and the rangers.am jose altuve facing some high heat. yikes. top of the fourth astros up four three. jose abreu lift off three run shot to left houston takes a73 lead and umpire cam strikes again dusty's astros win ten three series tied at two and the d-backs beat the phillies. phillies still leads that series two games to one. sports on abc7 sponsored by river rock casino (♪) (♪) (♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. tonight. it's the battle over a single street in san francisco, a bike lane in the middle of valencia street in the mission district is pitting business owners versus city officials. some call the bike lane dangerous or a poison pill for business. and others just can't seem to find parking. that story is one of the top things people are clicking on right now on our website. it's up for you now at abc7. com. all right thank you so much for watching tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel, chris alvarez. all

dusty baker made it official retiring as manager after 26 years guided the astros .last year. dusty, the giants skipper for a decade. what's ahead for him? at age 74? >> me at 70 something years old, you know, to continue making living. most guys are home collecting social security at 77 years old. and so for which i'm also doing and that's dusty's got his eye on on that bank account good man sports on abc seven sponsored so, you've got the power of xfinity at home. now take it outside with xfinity mobile. like speed? it's the fastest mobile service around. with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only $30 bucks a line per month. that's hundreds in savings a year when you wave bye to the other guys. all on the most reliable 5g network nationwide. you really shouldn't walk out the front door without it. switch today at xfinitymobile.com. we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving

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it never would've happened on jim baker's watch. to answer your question about the obama white house, one of the things i would say wearing my hat as author of the gatekeepers is that every president learns sometimes the hard way, you cannot govern effectively without imparting the white house chief of staff as first among equals. and also to tell you what you don't want to hear. barack obama was a student of history unlike some other presidents we have had recently. obama understood the importance of chief of staff. one of my favorite stories concerns the time that obama was campaigning a month before the election. he was in reno nevada. he called a secret meeting of staffers that included david axelrod, valerie jarrett and all of bill clinton's almost all of bill clinton former white house juice. anyway. the point of this, the reason it was secret was because obama didn't want to be accused of measuring the drapes in the oval office before he was elected. but he knew how important it was to figure out who his white house chief wou

. >> [ applause ] >> peter baker is a chief white house correspondent for the new york times and has covered five presidents as a reporter for the times and in his previous position at the washington post. as a white house correspondent, he has reported on elections, foreign policies, natural disasters, supreme court appointments and all kinds of other things. in between his stint in the white house, mr. baker spent four years as moscow bureau chief for the washington post and also cover the early months of the wars in iraq and afghanistan and was the first journalist to report from rebel hill after september 11th of 2001. mr. baker is the author of seven books which have garnered many awards and has been a lot of time on the bestseller list. most relevant to our conference, he is author of obama: the call of history, which was a finalist in the image award for outstanding literary work. mr. baker has won all three major awards, the gerald ford prize for distinguished coverage of the presidency twice, the auto beckman memorial awards also twice in the miriam smith memorial award. he

. >> reporter: vicky baker also sued over a police raid. a texas s.w.a.t.eam heavily damaged her mckinney home during a fugitive barricade situation in 2020. >> everything was thrown out. i mean, linens, dishes. you name it. everything went. there were so many wonderful things that i had. family history. first edition books. it just -- it all got thrown away. and of course they put no money value on any of that. >> reporter: baker says her dog bandit, a chihuahua, was blinded and lost his hearing because of the raid. she says bandit had so much pain and trauma he eventually had to be put down. >> bandit was probably the worst piece that we had to lose. >> reporter: a federal judge awarded baker about $60,000 to cover the damage. but the city of mckinney, texas is appealing. the city says they initially offered baker $55,000 and she declined. >> i will tell you this, that if we don't win this is going to go all the way to the supreme court. i -- this cannot continue to happen to individuals. >> cnn reached out to the los angeles mayor's office. we have not h

all the bakeries in this camp were destroyed or damaged in the air raids, and only this baker remained. anyone can take a loaf of bread. is happy it would be nice if someone could reach the entrance of the bakery. due to heavy traffic all the doors of this bakery are closed and people enter it one by one to buy bread. the highest population density in the central area of ​​the gaza strip is in al-nusrat camp. and now the displacement of dozens of families and their coming to this camp has increased the population density. the number of displaced people is very high and there is a great need for bread. all these people have been waiting for the morning prayer since around 5 o'clock. some of them have to wait in line for more than 10 hours, but the most important thing is that all the bakeries in the gaza strip are on the verge of stopping their activities. have been emptied and there is no flour left, many bakeries have been closed due to lack of fuel since the first day of the war against the gaza strip, the electricity was cut off, which made the activities of the bakeries difficult.

dusty baker made it official retiring as manager after 26 years guided the astros .he last four won the world series last year. dusty, the giants skipper for a decade. what's ahead for him? at age 74? >> me at 70 something years old, you know, to continue making living. most guys are home collecting social security at 77 years old. and so for which i'm also doing and that's dusty's got his eye on on that bank got his eye on on that bank account good man sports on abc and we're done. hm, what about these? ♪ looks right. [sfx: spilling sound] nooo... nooo... nooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty absorbs spills like a sponge. and bounty is 2x more absorbent so you can use less and get the job done with one. this works. kind of. bounty, the quicker picker upper. how's the chicken? the prawns are delicious. oh, i have a shellfish allergy. one prawn. very good. did i say chicken wrong? tired of people not listening to what you want? it's truffle season! ah that's okay... never enough truffles. how much are they? it's a lot. oh okay - i'm good, that - it's like a

rather, it's a recognition of the fact that the butcher the baker and the brewer do not exist. for us, they have own families. they have their own issues. they have their own problems. and it is the height of presumption then for me to walk into the butcher shop and sort of stamp my feet and say, i'm hungry, i expect you to me. well, again, the has got his own family. he's got his own children. he's got his own problems to solve. and if i want him to take care of me and to take care of my family and to advance the kinds of causes that i think are important, i have to do something for him. and when we do that, we do that. we've created a world that is very wealthy once again, where instead of being solitary poor, nasty, brutish and short, it's the of all of this you have a section in your book called that which is seen that which is not right. yes. is a takeoff on frederick bastiat's invisible hand. invisible hand. crikey. broken window fallacy, i think is step ahead of myself. i mentioned my kids. and one of the things that one of the things that being a parent and an economist

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and it really speaks to the oil field services and equipment side of baker hughes.bout offshore activity the, you mentioned, you know, chevron and hess, and you may know, for example, exxon with hess has guyana fields out there and their offshore, subsea. there's many developments like that around the world, and the 321 trees are associated -- 21 trees are associated with projects we're executing which are offshore, deep water, won in africa, also one in europe and, again, it's the opportunity to extract the oil and the gas from the subsurface. liz: it is great to see you, lorenzo. we're watching the stock, nice to see one that's solidly green today on a day with where we're seeing a lot of red, so thank you. >> thank you, liz. liz: we've got trouble in toyland are at this hour. despite the success, huge success of the barbie movie, mattel fails to impress with its earnings report. we're going to tell you what happened here. and hasbro also taking a hit today. what's going on in toyland? oh, no. all right. we're going to get you the scoop next. ♪ as a fiduciary, i p

[000:00:00;00] negotiations of these, in my opinion, baker’s publications, and about what was reallyromised, but these were also probably semi-official conversations , as soon as we began to believe them, they began to deceive us, because if you don’t believe , you understand who you are dealing with , you cannot be deceived, we were just discussing the agreements between baker and gorbachev, and baker was secretary of state under bush the elder, and accordingly, he is no longer alive, but his son, also the president of the united states, bush jr., is alive, let’s see, you it's not wanted to take russia into nato, right? no, i wanted her to be on the edge of nato for a while, but then putin changed, all he wanted was to stay on the edge of nato to control that nato is not an offensive alliance but a defensive one, i always felt that ukraine should be in the eu and nato; in fact, there is not only a war going on now. of course, russia was offended that nato began to expand, this is a problem for them, so they started it, i'm talking about self-determination of the dpr and lpr, right,

to josephine baker was hollywood central casting.of course, she was beyond beautiful. she was beyond talented. she was a fabulous spy. as long as her health held up, she spied for the allies against vichy french throughout 1940 and 41. and then she had series of catastrophic illnesses. the likes of which, having gone through seven heart operations. i don't know how she went through what she did and she still survived. gutsy is is nowhere close to describe her but she did not have a role far as i've been able to determine. she did not have a role in regards to d-day. i say that with a caveat files are still classified. god help you if you try to work in english files. they have a 75 year rule automatic and then they can expand it. another years beyond. i can tell you working top secret in our national archives, the. that things are misfiled honestly misfiled somebody's having a bad day and i'll chuck it i'm home poof it into the wrong file or somebody says that's got to remain off it goes. when i was working top secret in one of those

the service is in demand because many amateur bakers have emerged during the pandemic. to base your daily routine around the whims of sourdough. she started a more unpretentious one, in case of departure and her euthanizes, dries and stores in the cold, i now have enough experience to bake not only for myself , but for sale, although the main connoisseurs are still the children, of whom there are five in the family, the children are very happy when i bake bread, because the aroma is crazy, it spreads all over the house, it’s very tasty, it’s a crispy crust that store-bought bread doesn’t have, kids especially like bagels, no matter how many of them they eat, almost all of them will be eaten at one time. it is believed that sourdough bread stays fresh longer than usual. lactobacilli create a slightly acidic environment, which mold does not like. this is not the case with loaves made with regular yeast. but this is in theory, in life, we bought a simple wheat loaf baked using pressed yeast and white sourdough bread. both were left to spoil for a week and a half, it turned

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dusty baker has announced his retirement after 26 seasons as manager in the big leagues.t ten of which were right here in san francisco. baker won the world series with the astros last season. >>> the diamondbacks are headed back to the world series for the first time since 2001. and it might be a surprise to some. but not former giant evan longoria who signed with arizona last winter. >> a happy pan and a happy wife. man was this show filled with a lot of stories today or what? >> yeah. >> and when purdy in protocol news hit, the 49ers went from the touchdown favorite to three and a half points as of now against the bengals. >> i hope he's okay. i couldn't believe they kept playing though after getting hit so hard and later on finding out that he needed to get in the protocol. >> when you're in the flow, you've got the adrenaline rush, you're barking out signals. you don't really realize it until your body starts to kind of relax and calm down a little bit. apparently it happened on the team playing. >> yeah. >> and sam darnold we trust. all right, thanks, vern. >>> stil

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planning to protest potentially pickle and featuring former secretary of state the clinton, james baker could be the second time in a week hillary clinton was heckled at columbia university earlier this week over biden's foreign policy, what do you think? >> i would say to hillary, welcome to my world, it's a lovely place to be. it's like being a conservative going on college campus. i will say sometimes the heckling fine, it free speech up to a place but when you disrupt an activity, it can go over the line and i saw this week in columbia the student or activist, whoever he was was obnoxious and there comes a time major points and back off. i don't know what's going to happen tonight probably be worth the price of admission. >> entertaining, cuban, pretty funny. republicans senator joni ernst the many former speaker nancy pelosi shut down, closed on pelosi federal building in san francisco named after pelosi because to open-air drug market ravaged with crime putting workers and people in harm's way. the senator says it's ironic the pelosi building is a symbol of the way government does