aaron becker who is also the varsity football coach. this is from his police interview the day of the drowning. there is surveillance video of the actual drowning, but it was legally sealed by a judge in contra costa county after a request from the school district. >> tell me what we see in the video, what you see. >> so, what you can see in the video is that they treaded water, it appears, for almost 4 minutes. and we learn that he told the kids that they couldn't hold on and if anyone held on they would add more time. and you see becker with many of the kids still in the pool, turnaround on the diving board with his back to the pool, step down, sit with his back to the pool, putting on his socks and shoes to leave for lunch. >> how do you will show up with 57 and walkup with 56 and the one with your day? >> reporter: as the lawsuit unfolded, key elements of the tragedy were revealed. among them, aaron becker's red cross lifeguard certification had expired before the drowning. >> i don't know when it lapsed. i would have to go back and

. >> the teacher in charge, aaron becker, also the varsity football coach.s is from his police interview the day of the drowning. there is a surveillance video of the actual drowning, but it was legally sealed by a judge in contra costa county after a request from the school district. tell me what we see in the video. what you see? >> so, what you can see in the video is meant they treaded water, for what appears to be four minutes, even though it was at least three. we learned that he told the kids, they couldn't hold on. if anybody held on, he would add more time. you see becker with many of the kids still in the pool turnaround on the diving board with his back to the pool, step down, sit with his back to the pool, putting on his socks and shoes. he's about to leave for lunch. >> reporter: how did he show with 57 and watch them walk out with 56? go on with the day. as lawsuit against san ramon high school unfolded, key elements of the tragedy were revealed. among them, aaron becker's red cross lifeguard certification that expired before the drowning. >> i

back from some of his roles, but many social democrats want to exclude him from their ranks. olga becker is a member of the std and the blender sack i assemble it. it takes to be expelled from the party, given the damage. the former chancellor has done to the speedy m. you have to keep in mind that expelling a person from a party in germany has pretty high hurdles. and it's basically a judicial argument. while his position politically is totally isolated and i mean, you will not find any one i think within the body who will support his political positions. you have to keep in mind that and the legal stand point, which is the basis of today's decision not to expel him from the as we d. m is is on a, on a different platform. you have to make sure that m, or you have to prove that you really violating and you, you do harm to a party. is any harm. and then any day, of course it become a lie. so it's interrupting, is he not actively hiring the s b d? yeah, i mean of course, whenever we are out and, and speak with people, it's typically a question which comes up pretty quickly is how do you st

i've to welcome now holger becker from the std. he's a member of the german under stock. thank you so much for taking out the time to take our questions sir. i'm want to start off right off the bat. i mean, if maintaining close ties to the president of a country that's essentially violating international law. and personally earning money from activities in that said countries energy firm does not violate s p d party rules. what does, is there a red line for the s b day? he has indeed m you have to keep in mind that expelling a person from a party in germany has pretty high hurdles. and it's basically a judicial argument while his position politically is totally isolated. and i mean, you will not find any one i think within the body who will support his political positions. you have to keep in mind that and the legal stand point, which is the basis of today's decision not to expel him from the as we d. m is, is on a, on a different platform, you have to make sure that or, or you have to prove that you really violating and you, you do harm to a party or any harming then how

we already know jan samuel becker, he was tired of being the author of a new temple project.sked to ennoble and rebuild a little, so this bell tower appeared here. and here are the main christian symbols, the very crucifix, which, according to historians, survived , they say, it still remains from the ancient temple, which sapieha himself once built, can you imagine what antiquity it is. architectural sculpture, sculpture and painting, the decoration of the trinity church is striking to this day, stucco molding and a chandelier have been preserved inside the temple and brother forging, ambos and much more. pay attention. and this is the very first entrance door to the temple, by the way, wooden, now it is modest to study in the corner of the church, and before , thousands of believers passed through it. unique, marble altar, decorated with ornamental sculptures of angels and the family coat of arms of magnates sapeg foxes, probably in place and an icon with an image. again, st. casimir. this is the protector of the youth of lithuania , in my opinion, the baltic states, this i

there would be no fruit to put the 75 percent of what we eat, drink, and where was pollinated by b y becker. the drilling into nicea be, keep is like las shabby, also collect data from beehives. the early warning system, smart b, since live updates on temperature and humidity, chop rises or drops in either can harm the bees. and there's more like a set of halleck, eroni, india, and as you metallic the, the, the information we receive from this electronic device. i recommend it shows us the best hives we own, denying will not definite listing. i mean, we can use these hives for selective breeding, ma'am, and i'm millie kit this way, lee, us can identify which queen bee is most resilient against diseases and can produce the most honey. he says this technology has increased his yield by about 30 to 40 percent. oh, what if you could pick tappers and harvest corns simply by swipe be on your phone in nigeria, computer science graduate. rebecca, a move has made this possible investing and farming has never been easier. ah, agriculture is a big business in nigeria where they're picking chillies or

elizabeth becker, former washington post correspondent in cambodia. author of you don't belong here, great title of three women rewrote the story of war. jessica, good. wall street journal correspondent in afghanistan, author of eagle down, last forces fighting of the war and sylvia erpoggiolo who reported from bosnia in the 90s and winner of the georgetown weinstock prize for diplomatic reporting. thanks everybody who came that was great. we had a good audience tonight and thank you again doyle for asking us . >> let me thank you for doing extraordinary service as moderator and also as author of the study for those who want to know more about the war and some of the underlying message of this panel is that sylvia, you and i need to getwriting soon so that we have some books to show. i want to thank all of you and thank our audience . roi want to thank our producer lynn bellis who kept the train running. if you are curious about our journalism program at georgetown you'll find us at herbalism.georgetown.edu or other programs and events are listed. tha

elizabeth becker former "washington post" correspondent in cambodia. you don't belong here great title out three women rewrote the story of war. jessica, good author of eagle down the last special forces fighting the forever war. a senior correspond her party from bosnia and the 1990s. and winner of the georgetown prize for diplomatic reporting. thanks everybody who came. it was great we had a good audience tonight. thank you again doyle for asking as prince micheletti thank you for your extraordinary service as a moderator. and also as author for those who want to know more about the arab world i want to thank all of you pre-don't think our audience. i want to thank our producer, lynn bellis who kept the train running. if you are curious about her journalism program at georgetown you will find a set journalism.georgetown.edu. other programs are listed. thank you all thank you for joining us and good evening from georgetown. >> good booktv has provided in-depth uninterrupted coverage of the national book festival featuring hundreds of nonfiction author

helane becker brings good news, senior research analyst at calwood.definitive work that you invented, measuring the airfare percent change. you detect a crack. is it possible airfare's could collapse come the ottoman winter? >> i would not say collapse but deftly come down. we are already seeing them declined. it looks like june and july was the peak and we have seen what you call proposed ash promotional fares come down after labor day. they are not as low as they were last fall. last fall we saw them as low as $39 one-way. we are seeing them $59 one-way. they are definitely coming down and it feel -- and fuel prices come down they will continue to come down. tom: i'm looking for the $59 ticket in paris as well. domestic versus international. helane: domestic is significantly lower. we are seeing fares come down in october for international. september still seems to be fairly high. though i've noticed really good deals if you want to go to places like paris. have not seen much in the way of london. london is sold out. i have seen paris, price for mad

not give me about what are gonna be the last the private they've sold are worth it to some senior becker powers but me and is tough. so to clear my job so i can stay up this year when you are still eskimiya with marshall, probably a more even of common you got so oh, so when you go to assessment you will be exposure. push to get the mama we're putting a let them loose it, but that must be up in your mind. when would you do inclusion on that or see what should that they give it some states and i didn't believe that same post i put so on. but i believe that c t s a. so in this to me that i know i'm gonna put that work in a native to victoria. those on past 1000 with to check my funding and that and then in the shuttle kits are listed as an autumn. a communion allows them to come. when you got says that i see the sheer sonia the bullet, there was no yes. mitchell got the rest stylish, equal, worst old, which is i'm what it's i did you do not suggested that cushion you with this, you know? sure what the thought that to be a sniper, which is that a block with almost a whole cry in that could

to that whole not given isn't about what are gonna be the last the private if so what the senate becker powers both me and is tough. so to clear my job and stay up is 0. and yeah, that's the last year with marshall, probably a more enough common you got. so the bustling thrush you were being pushed a good old mamma let them listed. but there must be up a new master plan. what are you doing for losing on that or she was for the general . so must have been in the rules in the faith post on, but i believe that the t s. o, so in the mood with our native territory a 1000 with to check him while funding in that in that in the shuttle. it's listed as an order in which a visit. no communion will no longer come. when you got this, i see this, you're going in the bulletin washington? yes. michelle stylish equal worse or which is more it's i did you do not that just off the cushion you with the machine? the sure. what the new pool chairs that a lot of times to try and get you out of this pitching, i need this glass and i will pretty where he lives. dollars per year to carmine the to the what was t

it has been the hard work and support from senator becker's office to get this legislation so we canal resources to support students in san mateo. kristen: i think it has passed, it is just waiting for governor newsom's signature. this would be come in your mind, it would work, it would -- there would not be any financial income requirements to get in, just free-for-all? >> in an ideal world. we did make sure that we are going to consider financial need as one aspect. in san mateo county, what 5 -- compared to other parts of the state. our cost-of-living just like san francisco, one of the highest in the state and the nation. our housing prices are. there will need to be some consideration of financial need but we get to make that consideration as a district through board policy what the financial need is. the bar is much higher here in san mateo county than other parts of the state. the best part of this effort is to make sure we recognize where we live and the needs our community has, then use the resources they give us to support them through higher education. kristen: would you a

with someone who has done it all gene becker. gene take us behind the scenes of what it is like to plan and involve yourself. in a full-blown modern-day presidential funeral and i what you see on tv, i hope looked really organized and varied together. it's chaos. and it's a process that goes on for years and years. and i decided the best way to answer. your question. i'm not here to promote my book, but my editor would want me to show this the last chapter is called the long journey home. and i'm just gonna read something i put in the book talking about planning the funeral this before president bush died. one day in maine when i had worked all day on the funeral. i came home to house guests who were ready to do something fun for the evening. i was exhausted and a little frustrated at some of the problems. i knew i had to solve all i wanted to do was drink a bottle of wine and collapse. one of my friends was not amused and with major attitude. she said i don't understand what the big deal is. you've been planning this funeral for

you and your, your afghan staff, you made it to was becker's done. you've been in the capital tuscan now for about a year. what has that been like for you were co workers from afghanistan and well, it was very, very tough year. i'm since august last year. so i personally, i left cobbled to task and a week before cupboard fell and then the vacated all of our gun employees to through pakistan to germany. and it took us all together, 5 weeks. so that was 5 weeks without sleep. and but he was so lucky because on the day on the 15th, i remember we were having a team meeting in the office in the morning and 2 hours later, basically, the taliban stood in the city in a city, in the middle of kabul, and a panic broke out traffic jam broke out and, and our, our employees for quite a while they, they were quite com and a trusted that we would find a solution. and i try to avoid panic. you know, and yeah, you go, this is a, this is a story. i guess with a happy ending, gotch refugees from afghanistan, he were able to come here to germany or who have made it to t

now the appearance of the building almost corresponds to the idea of ​​becker., yes, saxony, and had a hand in this shrine. it seems to me that he can rightly be called the chief architect of ruzhany, and miracles here are literally the sense of the word was prescribed a few years ago, when the parishioners were moving the fence, they discovered an unusual stone. weighing about 25 kg and the size of two soccer balls , he lay like the simplest cobblestone, along with other stones, later it turned out that the pebble was not simple. well, of course, not gold, but a real meteorite in the words of a professional examination was not. and now the paradox village is on the lips of everyone and everyone precisely thanks to the majestic residence with guardians, and much less attention is paid to the place itself and it’s completely in vain here many attractions that would be enough for two cities. and in general, the ruzhans were lucky in this regard, you must admit, not all cities and villages call something harmonious, of course , over the centuries, a lot has accumul

these are not the poor becker, these are not the rural villagers who unfortunately have always been hungry in this country. they're hungry now they're unemployed. now they're underpaid. now, you know, i've talked to the government workers were sitting at home, male and female in law guide, and called bull who say that their wages have been reduced by 7080. and yet, you know, their costs have skyrocketed because the costs of food have doubled and tripled recently. so, you know, fully financially independent that makes no sense. there is no proof of that. i mean, i hope that they can become financially independent and i want nothing more than not for i want to finally become financially independent and pushed. and i said, you know, we have to remember that, you know, this occupation was never set up to make. it was never set up to help us. and it was never set up to, to make us self sufficient for 20 years. they make it as a dependent and now they're making as a dependent again, by constantly sending money and distributions and so on and so forth that the united nations control, the governme

that's a question, robbie becker and his research group often debate, but they simply don't have an answer yet. after a silver back out. seriously, sick with cove it in the u. s. sue. they have been very careful. they keep at least 25 meters away from the gorillas, and everyone here is vaccinated. in the early, 2, thousands abolla killed almost 5000 guerrillas. that disease was most likely transmitted by bats, possibly from eating the same fruits. that's why rubber cocker and a group of students from the university of brother val are also researching the areas massive back population recruitment pop on the phone. it's very important to follow up on better pathogens because there's a local community that its bets in and scientifically. we know that there's a risk of transferring disease from bad to humans who suffer. we need to know and avoid that kind of transmission and possibly also forecast what could become future diseases like your future corona, virus, luther ciocca, one of you in the capital browser. well, there are several high risk places for the spillover of diseases from animals

across a large parts of the world, including the west, but you might be familiar with the goods maker beckers and washing machines they will find their name on computers, audio goods and air—conditioning units. but as well as having to cope with covert and supply chains problems in to go greener, they are based on a country where inflation reached close to 80% injuly. to his russian counterpart putin and to his russian counterpart putin and the turkish lira has lost half of its value against the dollar in the last year. so i caught up with the big boss to find out how it is coping with all of these crosswinds? a real pleasure to have you on the show. a real pleasure, let's talk about the supply chain chaos, because you manufacture all sorts of products. and you rely on parts and bits and pieces and made all over the place. how have you coped with this enormous disruption? it has been difficult. at the beginning of the pandemic we originally reacted by essentially trying to secure a supply base, which was becoming very difficult with all of the closures. and ensuring business continuity. that

that there's may, there's a name for it, and that is colonial occupation, which really must tend becker through diplomatic initiative negotiations than any other means. no matter in terms of a, of an international response. how different is it? now, as you mentioned, a number of countries are much closer to israel now than they were say several years ago when previous attacks on gaza happened. how different does that make the dynamic the stage? it's basically the government's i've left the for the seniors on their own to suffer early occupation, even those who sympathize with the but as soon as i'm able to do much about them and we're not really active, we don't see out of the convening or anything of that nature, i'm clearly the arabs 3 meaning the public opinion and always falls over the last weeks and months and years. or should i start over 90 percent of the public opinion remains fully behind the for the senior resistance of occupation. so it's really basically those and democratic regimes under medicine pressure, that's a fees are 0 that are complicit with those that are bending a

that is going to be a lot because of the opaque nature which this results have been handled. becker faith is may when things me stop. the new president, a lack spoke, striking a conciliatory call, saying he will walk with all canyons. i promise that i will well with all the elected leaders and only doesn't care so that we can fight on a country that leaves nobody behind. a dangerous ally see, the pawn was not free and fair. many kenyans who support him are disappointed. one for verify them was we verify them, we will be able to know and to tell her kind of because i deserve that is not verifiable. is not a result. i think is next to me will be to head to the supreme court. he has 7 days to file his petition, cathy sawyer, alta 0, nairobi, kanyes elections. observation group says the results are fair. he lug therefore, calls on all kenyan to remain calm and maintain the peace and the circumstances we father call on the candidates to resolve disputes over election results, including results for the presidential election peacefully through legal channel in light of our assessment of the elec

he and his beckers reject and the nation of how much he sued any for prime minister and those who support the raven, the coordination framework, have to teach it counter protests. eventually what's other did is that he actually proven the coordination of frame by saying ok, i want, i want to change the whole political process. so what the coordination of frame is that made demonstrations and show the summary is that we are capable to go to the edge. so that means eventually they will be negotiations. so that's it, it eventually a political game. it's not really going forward for some so the freeform for the whole political process. this political standoff has disrupted work across several state in institutions. iraqis are facing scorching summer temperatures and possibly weeks of political unrest. many have been hoping for a new government that getting hand services and improve their lives. although it's an oil rich country, iraq remains one of the least developed nations in the world, poverty and unemployment on the rise. i shall our guy that thought about. we count on you authorities to

if organ reports from a region just north of the capital in jemina for years solid herbal becker has own this farm. exporting corn and other crops to provinces across chad. but in the past few years he says his harvest have shrunk a lot, all in the 3rd mobility in the past 3 years or so we would planted around the time we were expecting rains. it would rain and then stop. so some died. i lost 20 acres of the crops i planted this year because of the change in rain pattern. i'm a part of my job. thousands of champions depend on farming for their livelihood, but many se they've been producing less as the result of global warming. the u. n. environment agency considers chad among the country's most vulnerable to climate change. it's not just erratic rainfall. chad also suffers from cycles of drought. the extreme weather means smaller harvests and lower returns for farmers. and because less produce reaches the market. prices have increased in a country where nearly half the population of 13000000 live below the poverty line . chad relies heavily on imports and the knock on effect of the r

elizabeth becker in cambodia, former pentagon correspondent for "the new york times" whose new book, "you don't belong here," inspired us to produce this event. jessica donati, wall street journal correspondent in afghanistan and now in washington, who has just published her book "eagle down the last special forces fighting the forever war." we have the senior european correspondent that reported on the war in bosnia and who has heroically come to us late in the evening. and acting as both panelist and moderator, deborah amos who covered two wars in iraq and wrote a fine book on the middle east. in the format you will find somewhere on the screen a q-and-a tab for questions at any time. the panel will have a spirited discussion fornd somewhere aroud 40 minutes, and then we will turn to your questions. and with that, deborah, it's all yours. >> please think of your questions. we will talk for a while and then we will open it up. many of you, especially journalism students, will have interesting observations for all of us. if all of you could please turn on your cameras and we will beg

mark mccormick and elaine becker. mr.mick joins us, the global head of fx strategy at td securities. what is the dollar going to do in the next year? mark: we will talk about the peak dollar story. that's not where we are at in the next couple of months, but if we look where we are and extrapolate past this year it looks like we will be at the conditions of the peak dollar, the fed cutting rate. the euro zone is looking into a recession, but all of those factors could turn by next year, so that is the big forecast in the story, the turning of the dollar in the next year. tom: on a risk-adjusted basis, including geopolitical risk adjusted, which is the currency flat on its back with the greatest weak dollar opportunity? mark: it is billion. from an evaluation -- it is still yet. from an evaluation perspective talking about the yield curve, 50% of the yield curve is inverted. if we think about the slowing conditions in the u.s. and how much of the yen has moved from fair value, fair value somewhere 110 to 115. if we think a

helane becker and their retail is very strong.athan: they state is about expanding some of the abilities with this particular acquisition. tom: now we get lucky. julie norman is scheduled to be with us at the university college london center of u.s. politics. in this world she is absolutely definitive on al qaeda. i will ask her a few questions on the news of al qaeda and then we will move on to the issue of the moment. professor norman, thank you for joining us. what happens to al qaeda after the death 10 years ago plus of bin laden and now this latest drone murder? >> the strike on ayman al-zawahiri concluded the chapter on 9/11 and the masterminds behind that. in terms of al qaeda itself ayman al-zawahiri has been more of a figurehead over the last two years. al qaeda has been strongest mostly in its affiliate groups that operate more at the local level and they have lost a lot of ground to the islamic state and other groups that have filled the gap. we will see probably another high-ranking al qaeda official step into the lead

their star page berks beckers miss the entire season after injuring her knee.tement the program just devastated for paige. she was national player of the year as a fresh man and led uconn to the final four each of her two seasons. >>> squaun r juan soto getting ovation. he was traded from the nationals on tuesday in one of the biggest deadline deals ever. soto singled and walked twice in the 9-1 victory. and before the game he spent a message to the opposing pitchers. >> going to be really exciting. it will be really tough to go through. wish luck to all the pitchers. >> it will be one scary lineup. >>> that will do it for "early start." "new day" begins right now.

hilton head officials are saying that 88-year-old nancy becker was gardening near a pond when she slippedscene, they found an alligator appearing to guard her body. take a listen. >> when we responded, that's what we observed as well, was that the alligator was basically holding her hostage, i guess, i don't know what the appropriate term would be. but was guarding her and did not want people close by. >> holding her hostage. we're told that the alligator has sent been euthanized. >>> ukraine says that the town next to europe's largest nuclear power plant is under attack. we'll have the latest from ukraine. that's coming up. ♪ get up and move let's ♪ ♪ dance ♪ ♪ kick off your shoes a and ♪ ♪ show me how you ♪ ♪ dance ♪ my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... the burning, itching. the pain. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin even at 5 years. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infecti

that is going to be a loss because of the opaque nature which this results have been handled. becker faces may when things meet up, the new president, a lack spoke, striking a concealed title. he called saying he will walk with all canyons. i want to promise that i will well with all the elected leaders and only doesn't care so that i can fight on a country that leaves nobody behind. or diggers ally see the pawn was not free and fair. many canyons who support him are disappointed. one to verify them was verify them will be able to know and to tell the kind of people because i deserve that is not very valuable. is not a result i think is next to me will be to head to the supreme court. he has 7 days to file his petition. cathy sawyer, alta 0, nairobi the 1st united nations charted ship carrying ukrainian grains. africa has set sail left from a port on black c as bound for g booty. it's part of a world food program, skin to help countries facing famine for you and says it can support a visit by the international atomic energy agency to ukraine's apparition nuclear power plant. if both

parliament has been occupied by supporters of influential she alida mac, that a solder he and his beckers reject the nomination of. hm. matea sudanese for prime minister and those who support the rival, the coordination framework, have stage it counter protests. eventually, what's other did is that he actually provoked the coordination of frame by saying ok, i want, i want to change to put the whole political process. so what the coordination of frame is that made demonstrations and show the secret is that we are capable to go to the edge. so that means eventually they will be negotiations. so that's it . it's eventually a political game. it's not really going forward for some sort of freeform for the whole political process. this political standoff has disrupted work across several state institutions. iraqis are facing scorching summer temperatures and possibly weeks of political unrest. many have been hoping for a new government that can enhance services and improve the lives. although it's an oil rich country, iraq remains one of the least developed nations in the world. poverty and un

and so i was at point mike becker was a wrestling parade you try to be head coach in college wrestling something else besides do something else and get involved. river state represent of a 1994. did that for six years in the state senate and now been in congress for several terms. that is my quick story. but look, there is a key issue right now can we protect the first amendment? can we protect what makes america great right now, with the left is doing is frightening. we've got our work cut out for us. but with good folks around the country like you and your family, all over the place and were going to push them back and make sure america remains the greatest country ever for atr quick word about your faith. >> look, the good lord, i always say he didn't come to save the perfect people he came to say people like me. i tell people all the time that faith, family, freedom is what it is all about.nt our founders understood that. talk about the first amendment the very first liberty mention the five liberties in the first amendment, freedom of religion. jesus came, bled, died, rose again f

. >> of the business perspective, from my eyes, from a local chris becker, -- perspective -- i have been fortunate enough to be engaged in terms of hoping him to see their place in terms of how we expand the narrative and from a state perspective, part rare -- park recreation terrorism, they managed tourism for the entire state but p.r.c. --prt may not be kitchen table conversation so people may not have the knowledge of these two entities but they console the narrative of how terrorism -- for informs the existence -- organism --tourism and forms our existence. it is incumbent on us to continue to remind them that they are here to serve all sock carolinians for -- south carolinian fold --folk. >> what this -- sacred spaces, and this shows people keep asking for those and a lot of them are podcasts. the heads are coming from a very diverse audience but there has been a powerful change certainly in terms of being able to teach. as we did where public history, it is more than the historic site. >> that raises a bigger question that i want to get into. bobby donelson at usc -- he is building