so if beavers are creating wetlands _ beavers.ductive land, we can either resolve — productive land, we can either resolve that issue or pay farmers for those — resolve that issue or pay farmers for those wetlands, because those wetlands _ for those wetlands, because those wetlands are fantastic for wildlife, fantastic— wetlands are fantastic for wildlife, fantastic for improving water quality— fantastic for improving water quality and to great services for the country. quality and to great services for the country-— quality and to great services for the count . . . ., ., the country. angela, he wanted to come back — the country. angela, he wanted to come back in? _ the country. angela, he wanted to come back in? won _ the country. angela, he wanted to come back in? won the _ the country. angela, he wanted to come back in? won the national. come back in? won the national farmers union i have to say is against the reintroduction of any species, but who is responsible? use a light touch. it species, but who is responsible? use a lig

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cory beavers and coty beavers said the family was not shy about asking investigators questions. >> whatthis murder? are you going to hold the people accountable? they listened, but they were given a very limited response. we were given very generic answers. >> what were investigators doing? they had ali irsan under constant surveillance. and with the help of the feds, they were digging through every part of ali irsan's life. he had arrived to the u.s., and married nesreen's mother. an american woman who was blind. she mentioned years of sexual abuse at the hands of ali irsan. no charges were ever filed. his second wife, a jordanian woman was only in her teens when they married. by 2014 ali irsan was the father of 12. how did he support the family? well it wasn't from a 9 to 5 gig. >> some of the allegations that nesreen had brought forward was that her father was involved in multiple fraud. >> fbi agent was a member of the task force. he said the search of the compound backed up nesreen's claims. it revealed a paper trail. >> from local frauds, to federal frauds, to benefits fraud. espe

we have got a population of beavers that had i a population of beavers that had found _ a population think_ found themselves on the river, we think they— found themselves on the river, we think they probably escaped from somewhere within the river system and there _ somewhere within the river system and there was a proposal by the government to remove them from the river hack— government to remove them from the river hack in _ government to remove them from the river back in about 2014 and the local_ river back in about 2014 and the local community we got really quite excited _ local community we got really quite excited about it and said, no, these are our— excited about it and said, no, these are our beavers, we want them to stay _ are our beavers, we want them to stay we — are our beavers, we want them to stay. we have been involved with a beaver_ stay. we have been involved with a beaver project elsewhere, so with a group _ beaver project elsewhere, so with a group of _ beaver project elsewhere, so with a group of other organisations including the university of exeter, we submitt

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we also know beaver dams can act as fantastic...he water before it comes back to the main water bodies but by holding it and allowing it to come out to the flood plains, they prevent the main rivers from flooding up as well. thank you. the rental and are home to such a diverse range of wildlife. let me show you some of them on this post here, that is just the range of water fell that inhabits the area. we've been hearing about the beavers and we will go in search for them a little later. they are notoriously difficult to find but we will try our best so join difficult to find but we will try our best sojoin me difficult to find but we will try our best so join me a little later for that. our best so join me a little later forthat. i our best so join me a little later for that. i will tell you what else thatis for that. i will tell you what else that is very far removed from, the hubbub of a newsroom on a saturday morning, enjoy it, beautifulthere. a fourth person has died after a group of paddleboarders got into difficulty on a rive

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mark: conservative beaver is lying then? james: conservative beaver is lying.ughter] the deceased wife who is not deceased treated, an image of them at a function. mark: what makes me angry about this is, we all train as journalists, serve our time, have things beaten into us as experienced journalists, we learn and we develop a career, a way of telling stories. and this completely undermines everything to do with our profession, which stinks. what is even worse is that people are reading this and thinking it is true. that's a real tragedy. so it is great er -- flagjames: flagging this. mark: and conservative beaver. they should have action taken against them legally. james: i agree with that. mark: sometimes i think you just got to. i think i am on the right lines. james, great to see you. kate, always with the business. and as for me, you can decide for yourself. stay with us. more to come "live from paris."ú 11/17/21 11/17/21 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> what we have right now is unbridled corptio

peavey why are you so fussed about beavers being in the why are you so fussed about beavers bein- inwetlands? peavey is basically a furry water company. | basically a furry water company. what _ basically a furry water company. what is — basically a furry water company. what is good _ basically a furry water company. what is good for _ basically a furry water company. what is good for nature - basically a furry water company. what is good for nature is - basically a furry water company. what is good for nature is goodl basically a furry water company. i what is good for nature is good for water— what is good for nature is good for water and — what is good for nature is good for waterand our— what is good for nature is good for water and our great _ what is good for nature is good for water and our great big _ what is good for nature is good for water and our great big major- what is good for nature is good forl water and our great big major boost is about— water and our great big major boost is about improving _ water and our great big major boost is about improving 5,000 _ water and

. >> then leave it to beaver ep teres the sit-com realm in 1957. >> what's that? a haircut i think. >> the real key to leave it to beaver is that it's written from a child's point of view. >> why don't you let stanley cut your hair? >> i la used my money. >> you have wally his older brother who usually does things right. beaver is always the one that gets in trouble. >> and there were the parents to teach them. show them the right path. >> we want you to feel you can come do me or to your mother with any problem and we'll understand. >> in the 1950s, sit copies were giving us an idealistic version of america, but as we get into the '60s, we'll see different types of family sit-copies. >> i'm sure i'll be able hand him a little work and an occasional meal . >>> history is filled with elements. those who almost adventured, who almost achieved, then there are others. the ones to embrace the moment and commit. they calm their minds and steal their nerves with four simple words, whispered at the time of the romans. fortune favors the brave . i'm a bad mom my. >> your a

dallard and beaver island, we're all grieving. we'll take it one day at a time.keep his memory alive, certainly when it comes to your children over the years here. what are you going to tell them that you miss most about him? >> oh, well, so, he's a calming presence. he was always such a calming presence. and i might not be the most calming presence, so it was a good balance. he could help us all just relax and in any situation he would, like, crack a mike joke or just kind of bring us all back to earth. he -- there are so many things that will be missed. but when i look back on our last text, the last thing i said to him was headed home. and i feel like he's home now. it is a different home than what i thought, but he was headed home. i know he's with our god and i know he's safe and i know he's protecting us, i know his hand is on our shoulder as we walk through this crazy journey. >> well, christie, we are so sorry. i'm sure you heard from so many people who are so inspired by what your husband did. and i hope that gives you -- i hope that gives you some comfo

perhaps seeing a beaver effect in short-sellers?or those who take place earlier this year. has lead to the other sidelines when it comes to short sellers because they don't want to become victim to this. people say how history doesn't repeat itself. is that a sign people are either too bullish about the market increasing exposure to those stocks about 10 times ebita or is it a sign there is this other dynamic going on with retail that really says nothing about what is going on with regard to the market as a whole. those are the type of questions we'll be asking as we try to dissect what is going on right now. >> the webeaver effect. i thinks that a new technical term >> recently introduced the capital short innovation e etf ark. here she is defending her approach >> we believe innovation truly disruptive innovation is prices in the global marketplace between $10 and $15 trillion in 10 years, we think that will gl to more than 200. it will go from 10% to what we believe will be more than half that's how much sis rupgs is evolving tha

olivia beavers the reporter for politico congress reporter, joins me. now and david jolly for the former member of congress. >> i think that trump is being forthright and honest when he says where he doesn't like about it is planning a victory but, the threats and the backlash are going to have a role, don't you think? in the calculation of all of these members. >> chris, members of the congress take threats fairly routinely, but i think it's clear that we're seeing in the escalation of, that and to your very point on the infrastructure bill, you know. notwithstanding that the jokes around infrastructure, of the last four, years congress fairly routinely passes infrastructure bill about every five or six years, it's the way the authorization process works. and i share that because the threats around this infrastructure bill are of reflection of the change in leadership voices within the gop. now it is easy to focus in on the people who love those messages but the infrastructure votes are relatively low information votes, unless, they are electrified by

i know you have been looking at plans from the wildlife trust to reintroduce beavers. hold water back on the landscape and protect communities from extreme weather events. i'm sure everyone of degree much better to have that water behind a beaver dam than the people's homes. making sure we are more resilient in our communities to extreme weather events that unfortunately will still happen. events that unfortunately will still ha en. . �* . happen. craig bennett, chief executive — happen. craig bennett, chief executive of _ happen. craig bennett, chief executive of the wildlife - happen. craig bennett, chief. executive of the wildlife trust, thank you very much indeed. from the willington wetlands indaba show, thatisit willington wetlands indaba show, that is it from me for today. back to you. —— in derbyshire. nearly 100 people have been killed in a massive fuel tanker explosion in freetown, the capital of sierra leone. the blast on friday night occurred after a truck rammed into a fuel tanker. here's our africa editor mary harper. the blast happened in eastern freetow

nothing osu beavers led 14 nothing at the break open the ball with or as you see that fan. that is really nice open the with the ball in the third nolan quick pass to trevon bradford breaks tackle. turns on the jets and he is going to take it to the house 21-nothing another miss tackle there oregon state cardinal finally got on the board their next drive for two to benjamin euro sec turns the corner on fourth down got in stanford down 14 put two though left with an injury. so isaiah sanders in a quarterback. and a bad pitch to austin joness beaver's recover stanford falls 35-14 the struggles continue for david shaw squad cardinal follow three and seven. they will host big game next week. all i know is is we can play much better. i don't care who's hurt. who's not hurt. who's up who's down? we're going out to try to win these football games and now our focus shifts to the big game, you know the axes on the line, you know, cal it didn't play this past week. we got some guys out with covid. will they get enough guys back, but we get some guys back off injury and go out there a

the beavers lead 14-0 at the break. they open with the ball in the third.hands quick. bradford breaks a tackle. how about 67 yards to the house. 21 nothing, beavers. the cardinals finally get on the board. he finds paydirt. stanford is down 14. a bad pitch to austin jones. stanford falls, 35-14. the struggles into new. they will host a big game week. >> we can play much better. we are going out to try to win these football games. our focus shifts to the big game. call-up didn't play this week. we get some guys back off injury, we will play it one hell of a game next weekend. >> working his 500 spartan game. san jose state is one win away from bowl eligibility. this is the first interception. the spartans were in the lead. the strip sack, watch out. this makes it 14-0, spartans. the aggies go on 848-3 run. the spartans afteafteafteafte the past couple weeks, the sharks are back at full strength in colorado. sharks score first. this is a really tough angle. it's all downhill from there after a bad change. a shorthanded breakaway. that made it 4-1. the avalanc

there were beaver's daughters in the river then to yeah, of course all the fish and harrison i sprays some they were part of that they loved it was nothing to worry about. mm hm . clear heading is one of the most insane things you could ever do. it's like strip mining a living organism which a forest is they weren't required to replant. and most of those clear cuts developed into huge brush fields. then all of a sudden they were faced with this law that says you can't clear cut unless you replant within 3 years. so then they had to clear all the brush on these old clear cuts. so they could replant them. and just all coincided with the end of the use of agent orange and vietnam. michael newton from oregon state university was getting surplus barrels of agent orange that dead air force. couldn't use any more in vietnam and was praising the use of these things and how they were going to transform forestry forever. thing they started to split blanket these huge, clear cut with a lot of major orange and drift. some we could smell it, and her within a few days our garden was dead. the kids

how about 67 yards to the house. 21-0 beavers. yikes. cardinal get on the board.n as the quarterback and a bad pitch to austin jones. stanford falls 35-14. the struggles continue for david shaw's squad. 3 and 7 and will host next week. >> we can play much better. i don't care who is hurt, not hurt, up or down. we are going to try to win these games. our short focus shifts. cal did not play this past week. we have guys out on covid. hopefully we get some guys back off injury and go and play a healthy game next weekend. chris: congrats to san jose state. kenyon read zips down the sideline. 58 yards to the house. spartans in the lead. the strip,tyrevins wod ke it 140 spartans. the aggies go on a 48 run. the spartans fall 48-17. san jose needs to be fresno state thanksgiving day to become eligible. after dealing with covid issues the past weeks the san jose sharks back at full strength in colorado saturday. welcome back the head coach on the bench. sharks score first. this is a tough angle and rocket top shelf. 1-0 but all downhill from there after a bad change. 2-1,

olivia beavers and jen friedman, book field of blood. thank you both. for months, congress has been fighting over the cause of biden's build back better bill, that's log bees, dude. there's another bill that caused twice as much every year, it passed the house with little fast, it's now making the way through the senate against a strenuous objections of one particular senator, who says this country needs to get its priorities straight. >> people dying because they don't have any health care, kids unable to get the early childhood education they need. not a problem. can't afford to pay for those things. but somehow, when it comes to the defense budget and the needs of the military industrial complex, we just cannot give them enough money. >> when he's right, he is right. senator bernie sanders joins me next. tor bernie sanders joins m next next and only verizon has been the most awarded for network quality 27 times in a row. that means the best experience with calls, texts and data usage of any major carrier, according to customers. there's only one best

olivia beavers, great seeing you.g. >>> joining me is democratic california congressman lou correa. it's a pleasure to see you. how are you? >> same you to, jose. good morning. happy thanksgiving. >> good morning. likewise to you and yours. congressman, your caucus pushed the "build back better" bill to the senate. how concerned are you that programs you and many of your colleagues see as critical might be stripped out? >> well, let me say first of all, senator manchin, senator sinema, you're not going to get them to go along in doing what they don't want to do. the goal here is to make sure that they understand what we have in this "build back better" package is good for them, it's good for their states, and it's good for america. that's the way you come up with the win-win situation. >> right. and i mean, but they have looked at it, they've already been kind of more clear i think on, you know, some have been more clear, manchin's been more clear as far as telling the public through the press what he agrees and disag

her father was killed when the plane went down on beaver island.ng the dead, a couple that just moved to the island to build a vineyard. her mother says her last memory of the crash is her dad protecting her. >>> authorities have finally tracked down a notorious fugitive who evaded law enforcement for decades and was featured on "america's most wanted" and "unsolved mysteries." >> reporter: this morning, one of america's most-wanted fugitives has been identified five decades later. the same. and conrad are one in- >> reporter: theodore conrad, a cleveland bank teller, pulled off one of the biggest bank heists in state history. his obsession with the movie "the thomas crowne proved his plot. they said conrad stole $215,000 from the vault in the bank he worked. equivalent to $2 million in today's money. he moved to boston, got a new social security number and with it a new life. living near where "the thomas crowne affair" was filmed. >> everything doesn't end like the movies. theodore j. conrad died of lung cancer. >> reporter: the mystery unraveled

back in 1614 with english and ,french and dutch, a lot of beaver pelts. about what happened remember 1614 they came down the coast and went to an area called plymouth today. now this thriving community with over a thousand people and that is how you describe yourself back then. if you are traveling and went up to somebody and said what are you, they expect you to know the country. theyey would describe themselves from the community they aren from. this happens to our people. this is six years before the pilgrims arrived here. went down cape, sold from their end of the remainder was sold to england. does that sound familiar? he had a merchant and lived there for five years. he learned a lot about english culture, knew how to speak english fluently over those five years. but what happened he was funding a lot of these trips and there's squanto in newfoundland. [inaudible] h even his own language, he knew how to speak english and knew the captains back then, by name. they kept going down the coast so when they were going in 1619, they sold something extremel

supercomputers, cloud technology and robots are among innovations on display, victoria gates and beaver for some door. acme del mar. 3 has come from garza to cat, are looking for investment. he's invented a robotic glove that is designed to help palestinian people whose hands are paralyzed through injuries sustained during conflicts with israel. i hope we can come out with this as a bro to talk. i hope if there is any company or any it on to can support this project, then we can make our multiples of this sort of what to come. the glove under provided to the mission to him for his find specially in gaza. and then we have a little special with, but a lot. i'm an ambition class after the ugly war, having their competitors for more than 40 countries taking part in the 1st ever challenge and innovation forum. incatel judges will evaluate the best ideas over the next 2 days. and would cash prizes for those placed 1st, 2nd, and 3rd is up to $250000.00 of prize money to be $1.00. once the one is from here, have been chosen, the participants will be divided into teams. they'll then compete to d

oh, ah europe is back at the epicenter or upon the mc. va beaver one year ago. ah, the world health organization says europe is in the grip of a significant co with 19 resurgence. ah, that i'm hello my, he did this is al jazeera life and go home. also coming up iran's president to launch your sanctions be lifted as part of its return. the 2015 nuclear deal. the european union calls for an immediate cease fire and negotiations fighting intensifies any few pier under pressure lebanon's pie ministers facing a difficult decision to heal the countries rift. saudi arabia ah, europe is once again the epicenter of the cove at 19 pandemic. that's the assessments of the world health organization, which says recorded infections are higher there than those in asia and africa combined. hospitalization, admission reach. duke of 19 more than doubled in one week based on w, your europe's latest data. according to one label projection. if we stay on this trajectory, we could see another half a 1000000 of it 19 that's in europe and central asia by the 1st of february, next year.

the small plane crashed while landing on beaver island in lake michigan. coast guard flew two passengers to the hospital. those who died include the pilot, a couple, and the child's father. according to her mother, her last memory before the crash is of her father grabbing and protecting her. >>> and an urgent manhunt is now under way for five inmates who escaped a georgia jail. two of whom are murder suspects. they reportedly attacked officers and stole a van from the jail's parking lot. officials are currently looking for leads. >>> when we come back, what we're learning tonight about a deadly car explosion in liverpool, england. feeling sluggish or weighed down? it could be a sign that your digestive system isn't working at it's best taking metamucil everyday can help. metamucil psyllium fiber, gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down. it also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so you can feel lighter and more energetic metamucil. support your daily digestive health. and try metamucil

all the climate experts in the negotiations and technical experts who'd been beavering away the lastitical masters do the same, because you need the political sign off and backing to make the progress. looking at previous summits, is right to say that paris was a high benchmark in terms of getting everybody there to sign up. but what about other summits before it. has there been a deal with those? perez produced a legal those7 perez produced a legal treaty, so internationally binding on everyone who signed it he withdrew us from the paris treaty and president biden has taken them backin and president biden has taken them back in and there had been previous summits where a lot of promise was there going into the summit but it failed to deliver and what's important about this summit is it is trying to build on the treaty signed in paris and write the rules for that treaty. in paris and write the rules for that treaty-— that treaty. without ambitious thin . s on that treaty. without ambitious things on deforestation i that treaty. without ambitious things on deforestation and i that tre

>> daniel: they used to call me "the beaver" because i was just washing everything all day.s, they make you carry all the boxes from the market. >> anthony: 14, you can't do that anymore, can you? >> daniel: i don't think they can make him work 12 hours a day. >> anthony: right. >> daniel: and uh, pay him maybe a buck a month. you know what i mean? >> anthony: ah, the good ol' days. >> daniel: yeah, well. >> anthony: why lyon? why here? look at the fundamentals, the things the lyonnais think of as birthrights. the right for instance to eat delicious cured pork in unimaginably delicious forms. >> daniel: the art of charcuterie, lyonnais can't live without it. >> anthony: look at this. terrine, pate, sausages, rillette, it's an art that's revered here and widely enjoyed. >> daniel: monsieur reynon. >> reynon: bonjour. >> daniel: merci. tony. >> anthony: bonjour, monsieur. tony. >> chef: tony. >> anthony: and few names garner more respect from aficionados of pig than reynon. [ reynon speaking french ] >> daniel: 20 -- 20 ton of saucisson just inside this room. the holiday are c

. >> this is the beaver terrier. and it's not a beaver and a terrier, but it's a toy dog.00 dogs there on thursday and, once again, the national dog show is going to have a big audience >> absolutely. and don't forget, you can watch the national dog show presented by purina tomorrow at noon here on nbc and streaming on peacock. guys, good to see you. happy thanksgiving >> good to see you >>> when we come back, we're going to take a bite out of our next batch of thanksgiving meal next batch of thanksgiving meal tips including a staple and a the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. tension builds... the plot twist the hero prevails in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. ♪ ♪ but our here, we ahave you seen thoserted. small bowl---? oh! careful with the... (dishes break) sorry, mrs. c! excuse me, could we-- ♪ ♪ excuse me, i was wondering could we-- ? bedroom! finding the right person for the job isn't always easy... ...b

the cold turned to beaver and to pneumonia. by september 5 her husband was dead. her funeral was held in a ceremony inducted by one of david's fellow freemasons. after her husband's death sarah brought his fifth child into the world. little william joined his father was brothers and sisters, frances and josefina. the boys were seven and five, the girls three. the new window had no illusions about what came next. david made a good living as a lawyer but like many couples that hales had no savings to speak up and until the boys were old enough to go to work or until she remarried, and unthinkable prospects she and her children wouldhave no choice but to rely on the charity family and neighbors might offer . david's fellow freemasons would provide assistance but even so it would be a struggle . that was the opening paragraphs of melanie kirkpatrick's book lady editor, i've a biography of sarah josephahale and the making of a modern american woman . i'm the vice president of public affairs at hudson institute joined here today with my colleague melanie kirkpatrick and

coming up next, we're gonna drop some napalm on an unsuspecting family of beavers, and also try to thint ask but not a childish question. children, for the next few days we'll be learning all about vietnam. chances are that somebody in your own lives was affected by this incredible war. that's right mr. garrison, the vietnam war was sticky and icky. mr. garrison, were you in vietnam ? ( male ) come on ned, let's go ! jump out of the chopper ! ( male ) who's next to take a shower ? me, i am ! you just took one last time, silly. oh, where can i hide this bigpipe? no, i wasn't in vietnam. but sometimes i like to pretend i was. anyway children, i'm going to assign you all a paper. i want you all to find somebody in your own life who was in vietnam and interview them about it. what if we don't know anybody who was in vietnam ? then you get an f, fail the third grade and have to get a job cleaning septic tanks to support your drug habit. oh. dude, my uncle jimbo was in vietnam. yeah, him and ned do that stupid tv show. and now time for... one of our loyal viewers from south park sent us some

. >> a hundred dollars is at $64.75 up 3.3% it appears to be climbing a little bit are beavers like totories. let's ask about general motors and mary barra with this blunt declaration that we will overtake tesla, yes or no, will she be right. >> i don't think the overtake tesla, it's tesla's world and everyone else is paying rent. the 5 trillion-dollar market tesla will own two or 3 trillion there is 2 trillion up for grabs, i think gm is all about conversion and the rating on the software services. they do that, this'll be a renaissance for the growth that happens. that's for investors in ev misunderstood the market. not just about one company, you see with lucid another's. >> the president is touring 0 factory which is assembling all of their ev's. you look at their ability to retool and that is something that you reference about the fact that they're able to shift from internal combustion assembly lines to ev lines in a quicker dramatic fashion, is that what i'm hearing you saying. >> gm outside the tesla, they are the only company to have the vertical immigration from the software

les cal ftball game has squad.outbre bear stanford is on the road today taking on the oregon state beavers will battle utah state tonight at home. the warriors started this season strong. they ended their stretch of home games against the chicago bulls. here is larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. larry: warriors got off to a 10-1 start, taking advantage of a soft schedule. it tougher test last night. steph's coach from college at the game. look at this former student working on alex caruso. and splash. who wants him now? -- who wants some now? curry driving what the left, finishing with the right. warriors were down to an early.. this gives them the lead. steph pretty much did the rest. 15 in the third. galloping his way back. nine of 17 from deep. look at him we've his wife his way through bull's defenders -- weave his way through bull's defenders. seven straight wins, they go seven-one on this home stand. santa clara hosting stanford students pumped. stanford scored the first five points. pj pipes, love the name. early christmas present for the broncos. shockingly, a

so i just knew at that moment that that part was going to be okay. >> reporter: and overnight the beavere who did not survive. despite the crash, christie says she and laney will get on those commuter planes again. >> we will fly again and we will be there and we will be home again. he would want us all to just share his memory but make sure his babies were good. >> reporter: just an incredibly strong woman and we should tell you a close family friend has launched a gofundme page for the perdue family. i just checked and so far this morning they've already raised $76,000 for the family. christie told me she's just overwhelmed by all of the love and support. guys? >> it is so overwhelming. gio, thank you for your sensitivity in bringing that to us and, of course, our thoughts are with laney and with the families who lost loved ones in that crash. >> certainly are. >>> want to turn here now on "gma" to our expedition, expedition antarctica. part of the abc news "saving tomorrow series" and, of course, our amy robach there to show us how the continent keeps the rest of the world afloat and

and from sea to shining sea from new york to california, he could have gone anywhere and he chose beaverm half tibetan, half indian. i have a persian name. but i'm all ohio. born and raised. >> i know that. >> and that -- that's -- that's exactly the -- the -- the american dream. that's what -- that's what gives us our strength. but -- but to be honest, for brown, for ethnic, for -- for -- for folks who have an accent, who are aapi, running for office is just harder. it means you have to work harder. you have to raise machine money. you have to knock on more doors. the barrier into politics when you have an ethnic name is that much higher. so -- but -- but at a certain point, there is a tipping point where that political liability is a strength. so, those same people who told me, you know, aftab, you can't run because a brown guy named aftab can't win. those same people, now, are telling me, man, i can't run for office. my name is joe smith. how am i figure to stand out from the crowd? so these perceived political liabilities after very hard work can be turned into a strength. >> aftab p

he had to leave with an injury so sanderson at quarterback and a bad pitch to jones and the beavers recoverhost a big game next week. >> all i know is we can't play much better i can't care who's hurt we're going out to try to win these football games and now our focus shifts to the big game. the axe is on the line, cal didn't play this past week, we've got guys out with covid. hopefully we get some guys back off injury and play next weekend. >> congrats to san jose state pr working his 500th spartan game. san jose state still just one win away from bowl eligibility. first reed picks it up and zips down the sideline. first interception in spartan's in the lead less than a minute later, the stripped sack watch out. scoring to make it 14-0 spartans. so looking good but the aggies go on a run. dialing up for distance, and the spartans fall 48-17. now san jose state needs to beat fresno state to become bell eligible. after dealing with covid issues the sharks bat at full strength in colorado. first period, sharks score first. one-timer a really tough angle an absolute rocket 1-0 but all downhil