his old nemesis, beaumont, cam to him with an offer o freedom.hed to that accordion fil that he slip across the table. in return, cain would have t agree to risk everything and become an undercover informant in one of th roughest provisions in the country. the maximum security lockup in springfield, missouri. it was a psychiatric pridgen with both hard-core killers, and the criminally insane. >> these people all have lif sentences. they're all in their, and thei crazy. and they have nothing better t do than trying to hurt you, an kill, you for some fun >> if he accepted bull monte offered, his target would be the suspected serial killer. a mysterious man in a van. >> coming up every picture tells a story. >> when i put the picture down he flinched. raised his arm up, and refused to look at the picture >> when dateline continues ♪ breeze driftin' on... ♪ [coughing] ♪ ...by, you know how i feel. ♪ if you're tired of staring down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, ♪ ♪ it's a new day... ♪ ...stop settling. ♪ ...and i'm feelin' good. ♪ start a new day w

remember, we are down two lanes as you approach beaumont.he earlier crash cleared from half the freeway, but now slowing from 980 to about 14th. golf lynx road, that's the commute direction out of castro valley and heading towards the bay bridge. the rest of the bay shows a typical expected pattern. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> here's the question, the warriors may have an answer for you on the beef involving one of the sport's best known owners leaving the dubs big win up in the air. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> so the warriors' latest game is possibly there may still be a game in the game to be played in the commissioner's office. let's just say dallas owner, mark cuban, promising to file a protest arguing the referees allowed the warriors to inbound a ball on a position the mavs believed was there. it was the worst call ever. yeah, the warriors did win, won by two. sofar the league is not commenting on this. >>> 5:26 right now. coming up next, the stories we are following for you today, including the cities still sittin

points of corporation tax while the match of the day theme tune is blaring out behind you, and alison beaumont considered it very much not worth the effort: the budget was preceded as usual by days of previews, leaks and educated guesses as to what might be in it, including on tuesday's news at ten. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, is expected to announce measures to encourage more people, including younger parents, back to work. in england, the current 30 hours of free child care for three— and four—year—olds will be extended it's thought to one— and two—year—olds in what's been called the centrepiece of the budget. for ted, it was all too much, too soon. he wrote: if the budget is one staple of the news calendar, so, too, the oscars. at this year's ceremony on sunday night, there was no such drama as last year's infamous slap by will smith. but the awards still received plenty of attention across bbc news, including on monday's news at one. now, the sci—fi epic everything everywhere all at once was the big winner at the oscars in los angeles with seven awards, including best director and best pi

points of corporation tax while the match of the day theme tune is blaring out behind you, and alison beaumontget was preceded as usual by days of previews, leaks and educated guesses as to what might be in it, including on tuesday's news at ten. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, is expected to announce measures to encourage more people, including younger parents, back to work in england. the current 30 hours of free childcare for three and four—year—olds will be extended. it's thought to one and two—year—olds in what's been called the centrepiece of the budget. for ted, it was all too much, too soon, he wrote.

points of corporation tax while the match of the day theme tune is blaring out behind you, and alison beaumonthe budget was preceded as usual by days of previews, leaks and educated guesses as to what might be in it, including on tuesday's news at ten.

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i live in beaumont grove, all a so centrally who was a william metalli's family didn't want to leave the village where they were forced out of their home. cox has plenty of us for senior groundskeepers malady club. so you could get away with it or to know when it's so funny. if toya sydney stuck at la maya p a to help her to call us. so just i need to chat with her mom. did you wanna do that? cuz i was gonna put a daughter, did all states more than i was teased. cookie was due to another middle school from the yom hudden bush auto order. i heard it almost almost not that it don't but whole stuck in the fall. don't worse. they are not sure, but you know, when you look at the rules, is this a day? oh, just sutherland, i'm not bored. the comment in your problem? i wish you know we hook my cellular giovanni. think im them. sure sure. neil. yep. a michelle and associates can you know, um, since you're cutting him on a competition with her maya, she's not somebody that let's get them on the student is putting the money on the policy to get them noticing luxury with her on how to go don't p

and upstate new york are shipped to beaumont to be packaged in electronic components. now beaumont is expanding with the support of the canadian government, and there's going to be a lot more work thanks to the bipartisan chips and science act i signed into law last year. companies are breaking ground for semiconductor plants across the united states representing billions of dollars in new investments in american high-tech manufacturing, $12 million from manufacturing company in arizona. $20 billion and counts for intel in ohio. $100 billion in new york, the single largest investment of its kind ever in the world. chips began to roll off the new production lines in america a lot of them will be coming to canada to be packaged and that's a lot of jobs, good paying jobs, and today. i'm making available $50 million to incentivize u.s. and canadian companies to invest in packaged semiconductors, printed boards. because of our shared prosperity is deeply connected to our shared security. in the past years have prouchb, canada and the united states, the world needs canada an

and how much is the position of the european e, so to speak beaumont. european, which thinks about the same thing that he expresses publicly, because but there are things that for us were, it seems, as obvious. yes, we talked about the fatigue of europe and about deadlines. by the way, speaking, we talked about the fact that the spring counteroffensive will inevitably take place, because it is not so much ukraine need to. how much does the united states of america need at the start of the election campaign that they have invested everything possible impossible in the success of this spring offensive. and if this offensive fails, of course, it will be a real disaster for them. it is not by chance that he says that the window of opportunity is open this year. and by the way, let me remind you how european officials, just a month ago, expressed their position, remember , and the germans said about this, that if ukraine does not demonstrate success by autumn 23, then you have to look for some. well, let's say a few other options for getting out of this situ

bay area this weekend from sonoma county to beaumont. rain caused a lot of issues.crews working to remove snow from around north lake tahoe. heavy snow forced many businesses to close this again. drew: anticipating our next atmospheric river tonight today mostly cloudy. shower chances highest in the north bay, where they will be scattered and light. sunrise is at some 23 times this morning. sunset at 7:14. our atmospheric river does arrive later tonight. tomorrow morning will be messy for the commute. level 3 strong storm. rate will be heavy at times been a flood watch is in effect. we will have strong, damaging wind gusts. we will find trees coming down and flooding. jobina: we are still following a crash in vacaville. this is our most significant backup of the morning on westbound 80 past meridian road. speeds down to 70 mph. in marinda, slow ride kumasi: it was a big night at the oscars. everything -- everything everywhere all at once lived up during its title and took home the gold in seven categories, including best picture, best actress for michelle yeoh, and

in beaumont at the school two trees came down in the playground. as first responders worked to secure the area many are grateful no one was hurt and school was not damaged. we got all sorts of photographs today from tree crews and residents. trees into homes. trees on cars paired most in the burlingame and carlos area. it was a tough day for so many people because of the wind and the rain. we are live in san mateo. >> rain might have kicked off the day but in the east bay it was the roaring winds that started taking down trees and power lines in the afternoon. leslie brinkley continues our live coverage. >> lots of reports this afternoon from all over. while marinda comeau won a creek and throughout the east bay about downed power lines and trees. i took a drive this way. as you can see behind me this tree totally cracked at the base. huge 50, 60 foot pine tree. if i continue driving there is more downed power lines. more trees down in every direction. navigating neighborhoods this afternoon, even now since the storm subsided it is still a bit trea

. ♪ ♪ >> brian: at beaumont they say it's lovely to visit in september or october but it's march.you love to ski it's a place to be, wooden bridges as well as maple syrup. all you do is just if you have a final you just nail it into a tray and you will get syrup it will come up very slow. >> steve: you tap into it? >> brian: yes tap into a. you don't know which tree. >> steve: mabel usually. >> ainsley: that's why took my daughter for the first time. >> brian: we get the international trees from ihop the international house of pancakes because they have different trees. >> steve: those international trees? >> brian: that's what's hard is finding different trays from other countries to find the different flavors of syrup were ihop. >> steve: this is just a sh shame. at the brokers are right there some new people are looking for real snow and it's real snow right now and nobody is there. >> ainsley: out tell you what's happening there are hotels similar to that right on the slopes that is so convenient you walk right out. >> brian: ski in ski out. >> ainsley: that little hut in betw

mccarthy follows policy, maybe sometimes mcconnell offers policy, but this man whose leader the beaumontt offered policy and for. years >> we are very much post-policy, and i will agree with that. he is writing a cultural, and that's what people want. he is creating this idea that there is an existential fight for your way of life and is only coming after me because i am standing up for you. and when that is the state, and there is a lot of people who are convinced those are the stakes, that is why they are showing up in waco texas in a drove. that is why he is still leading in the polls, because he thinks that it is much bigger than him, policy, it's about what kind of culture that we have. we can have an argument about that, but that is what this is about. those stakes. >> ron desantis wants to be the commander-in-chief of the culture war, and i want to share a bit of what donald trump said about him this weekend. watch this. >> when and then comes to, me with tears in his eyes. he is at almost nothing in the polls, and he is fighting somebody who is at 42 and he's got almost $30 milli

they walked away from her family after they all stopped at a fast food restaurant in the town of beaumonterside county. police say the family didn't report her missing right away. mother says police were slow to start working on the case, a group that helps find missing people says the case seems strange. just walks off in the family lets her walk off and that condition on the coldest night that's um it's very alarming. it's there's a lot of conflicting stories going on between the family is not working with the detectives. detectives aren't working with the family, you know, which is it because we need to find her, regardless of any situation that's going on. jose was 35 weeks when she were pregnant. that is when she vanished. police say she may have already given birth. so now they're concerned about the safety of the baby as well. 24 your time minnesota's trial against e cigarette maker jewel labs and tobacco giant altria has begun. the state is seeking more than $100 million in damages as it goes after the company's over e cigarettes. the suit accuses joel and altria of hooking a new

the ibm, the ibm plant and beaumont, quebec. is the largest semiconductor packaging, packaging and testing facility in north america. chips made in vermont. chips made in vermont. in upstate new york are shipped to bro, mont. to be packaged in electronic components. but now, bro man is expanding with the support of the canadian government, and there's going to be a lot more work to do. thanks to the bipartisan ships and science act. i signed a law last year. companies are breaking ground for a new semiconductor plants across the united states representing billions of dollars in new investments in american high tech manufacturing. $12 billion from taiwan semiconductor manufacturing company in arizona. $20 billion in counting for intel on ohio. $100 billion in new york, the single largest investment of its kind ever in the world. and shift began to roll off these new production lines in america. a lot of them are going to be coming to canada to be packaged , and that's a lot of jobs, good paying jobs and today. i'm also making ava

with me now is craig beaumont, chief of external at the federation of small businesses .esses. you very, very much. on he's dropped out. oh, well, oh he's dropped out. oh, well, there you go. you and me both in a way, actually, craig, i'm going to delve into the inbox shortly and just to yes, did shortly and just to say yes, did manage mistake one of the manage to mistake one of the things i said earlier. well, what's going talking very what's going to be talking very shortly booze and not shortly about, booze and not something an something else with an extra b in there you go. sorry to in it. there you go. sorry to disappoint. page three disappoint. it's not page three of old sun. joining me now of the old sun. joining me now is derek is gb news is is derek caffrey is gb news is political editor. craig, you political editor. oh, craig, you know not? craig you know what? why not? craig you very much. great to have you on the show. beaumont, the chief of external affairs of external affairs federation of small to small businesses. look, talk to me this, because a of me abo

session likes to recall the once was a legendary chairman of this committee jack brooks from beaumont who whether administration of republican or goingatic nature of her after fraudsters in us without that's a portion of the president's budget that we canan have some bipartisan suprt for to continue back and forth. thank you. i yield back back my time. >> gentleman just back is tight. thank you very much. the distinguished young gentlewoman from colorado ms. boebert. >> thank you, mr.hairman. almost three years of covid madness maskui mandates, vaccine mandates a $4.6 trlion spending spree school, church, statewide shutdowns, this mmittee is finally committed to getting to the bottom of the $560 billion in taxpayer mon that was lost in waste, fraud, and abuse. the gla estimat there is still $90.5 billion in covid-19 relief funds everything available f obligation and are vulnerae to that same was, fraud, and abuse. gland igs have dinne by multiple recommendations to protect against waste, fraud, and abuse. that have yet to be admittedy the biden administration. instead theyave thrown m

beaumont, texas. >> it goes to mexico >> wait. routes through houston terminal via trackage rights.orts of great things in this file. you're going to enjoy it >> this created a rail colossus, not unlike what vanderbilt put together when he built the new york central >> they've got a map of iowa >> would it kill you to go to mexico, for heaven's sake? page 193 is mexico >> meanwhile, downgrade of norfolk southern today out of argus. they go to hold on the cost of remediation in ohio. >> east palestine, i had clean harbors on that's a tough one that's going to be a tough clean-up and i think that what's going to happen is if you are running your railroads at 40 miles per hour, maybe you got to slow it to 25. maybe -- they'll come up with rules that make it so if you're carrying hazardous waste, maybe those have to be much slower it's going to hurt the profitability. >> speaking of transports, jim, interesting tables yesterday circulating about the fraying of the reopening trade, and that's airlines, but also cruise lines and hotels >> i'm not buying it there's just still too much in t

session likely recalls, there once was a legendary chairman of this committee jabrs for beaumont. whose conditions going out of frost is in this way. i hope that is a portion of the presidents budget. we can have some bipartisan support for that support. thank you, yield back my time. >> the gentleman yields bk it's >> time i thank you very much. the distinguished young gentleman from colorado, miss boebert. thank you,mister chairman. almost three years of coma covid mandate max mandates a vaccine mandate a 4.6 trillion dollar snding spree school, church, statewide shutdowns. this committee is finally committed to getting to the ottom of the 560 billion dollars in taxpayer money at was lost in waste, fraud, and abuse. the doa estimates are still 95 billion dollars in covid-19 relief funds that remain available for oblition and our vulnerable to that same waste, fraud, and abuse. identifying multiple recommendatis to protect against wase, fraud, an abuse that have yet to be implemented by the biden administration. instead, they have grown, more money at the problem rather than bein

sessions likely recalls that the once was an legendary chairman of this committee jack brooks from beaumont who whether administration with democrat or republican major-league laughter fraudsters so i hope that's a portion of the president's budget, that we can have some bipartisan support to continue that kind of work. thank you. i yield back back mywh times. >> the gentleman just back his time. thank you very much. the distinguished young gentlewoman from coloradop ms. boebert. >> thank you, mr.po chairman. almost three years of covid madness, massachusetts mandates, vaccine mandates, a $4.6 trillion spending spree, school, church, statewide shutdowns. this committee is finally committed to getting to the bottom of the $560 billion in taxpayer money that was lost in waste, fraud, and abuse. thete gla estimates there is stl $90.5 billion in covid-19 relief funds that remain available for obligation unavoidable to that same waste, fraud, and abuse. geo a and igs have identified multiple recommendations to protect against waste, fraud, ande abuse. that have yet to be an amended by the biden

floyd senior was born july 161939 in beaumont texas, his parents, he was the eldest son of three sons of kerry, preceded floyd in his death in southern california. he attended school in southern texas and began to play the organ in church. where his father rev. jeff rawlins was the past per. over his lifetime, he played for many churches including bethlehem baptist church, kdia on the gospel hour, missionary temple which became the family home church. he entered the air force and stationed at mccord and served four years. while in tacoma, he met raw ling collins. he went to college and studied college administration and went on to obtain his brokers license. they purchased a home and began a new life together. he went on to become a real estate salesman. he started bra lins reality' here in san francisco. they had two children, rawlins second and christopher o'neil. over the 47 years of marijuana, traveled the world, pair piss, italy, spain, core ya, caribbean and africa and many states wnl the state. he was an active church member who served as a trustee and organist, he was honored

floyd senior was born july 161939 in beaumont texas, his parents, he was the eldest son of three sons of kerry, preceded floyd in his death in southern california. he attended school in southern texas and began to play the organ in church. where his father rev. jeff rawlins was the past per. over his lifetime, he played for many churches including bethlehem baptist church, kdia on the gospel hour, missionary temple which became the family home church. he entered the air force and stationed at mccord and served four years. while in tacoma, he met raw ling collins. he went to college and studied college administration and went on to obtain his brokers license. they purchased a home and began a new life together. he went on to become a real estate salesman. he started bra lins reality' here in san francisco. they had two children, rawlins second and christopher o'neil. over the 47 years of marijuana, traveled the world, pair piss, italy, spain, core ya, caribbean and africa and many states wnl the state. he was an active church member who served as a trustee and organist, he was honored

the keystone pipeline would have come into my district over by beaumont, texas. it carries into 3000 barrels of oil a day. the colonial pipeline system, you talked about it, it carries about 2.1 million barrels of product a day. the keystone pipeline is literally one fourth of the output -- it feeds the entire southeastern part of the united states. why did the president come to texas and begged us to drill for more oil? it's been a real mystery to us. also, in my gulf coast district, i had this strategic petroleum reserve. we house about 59%, not quite 60% of the espy are in my district. i've been watching it for a long time, i served four years on the texas house, one of the -- and i will tell you, there are environmental regulation committee, we paid a lot of attention, texas has 225,000 miles of pipeline. the pipeline industry has a 99.9 to 5% safety rating. we can move product safer than anybody else. we can store it in the espy are, we can have it ready for emergency, not because the president wants to bring down gas prices, in an election year, i mean -- h

talked about pipelines, one of our members, the keystone pipeline would've come into my district by beaumont, texas. it carries a thundered thousand barrels of oral a day. the colonial pipeline system, you talked, about carries about -- a day. but the keystone pipeline is literally one fourth of the output of the entire southeastern part of united states. why did the president come to texas and beg us to drill for more oil? it's been a real mystery to us. also, in my gulf coast district, i have the strategic petroleum reserve. we house about 59%, not quite 60%, of the espy in my district. i've been watching it for a long time, i served four years on the texas house, -- subcommittee. and i will tell you, the environmental regulations committee, we paid a lot of attention, texas to learn 25,000 miles of pipeline. the pipeline industry has a 99.2 5% safety rating. we can move product safety than anybody else, we can stored in the -- we can have it ready for emergency, not because the president wants to bring down gas prices and an election year. he's trying to help, maybe he storing classified

floyd senior was born july 161939 in beaumont texas, his parents, he was the eldest son of three sons of kerry, preceded floyd in his death in southern california. he attended school in southern texas and began to play the organ in church. where his father rev. jeff rawlins was the past per. over his lifetime, he played for many churches including bethlehem baptist church, kdia on the gospel hour, missionary temple which became the family home church. he entered the air force and stationed at mccord and served four years. while in tacoma, he met raw ling collins. he went to college and studied college administration and went on to obtain his brokers license. they purchased a home and began a new life together. he went on to become a real estate salesman. he started bra lins reality' here in san francisco. they had two children, rawlins second and christopher o'neil. over the 47 years of marijuana, traveled the world, pair piss, italy, spain, core ya, caribbean and africa and many states wnl the state. he was an active church member who served as a trustee and organist, he was honored

points of corporation tax while the match of the day theme tune is blaring out behind you, and alison beaumontaple of the news calendar, so, too, the oscars. at this year's ceremony on sunday night, there was no such drama as last year's infamous slap by will smith. but the awards still received plenty of attention across bbc news, including on monday's news at one. now, the sci—fi epic everything everywhere all at once was the big winner at the oscars in los angeles with seven awards, including best director and best picture. again, the charge of 'not news' was levelled byjohn stokes, who asked: many people will have been affected this week by industrial action, with hundreds of thousands of workers going on strike, including teachers, nurses, junior doctors, civil servants and rail workers. wednesday saw the most disruption. but if you wanted to hear about the effect this was having in your area by listening to bbc local radio or watching bbc regional news bulletins on tv, you might have struggled. the reason? some of the staff on those services were also on a 24—hour strike over the corpora