it goes into the clubhouse 16 under tied with berger. here is berger on 18. he did a two-putt for the win. why birdie when you can finish in style with an eagle? and it goes. mcneeley and everybody else, all they can say is wow. it is berger's biggest win. mcneeley's best finish ever on the tour. the stanford kid loved every minute. >> it was fun. i had a lot of fun. it was great to be back in that position, and obviously was chasing from an early point. and you know, got intense, just focused on the shot you want to hit and i executed pretty darn well coming down the stretch, i thought. i love pebble beach. every time i've ever played it, i wonder why i don't come back more often. it's just a special place. every time you step up to the tee, you just -- you tend to take in the sights and sounds and don't really focus on the golf as much. ithink that's kind of helpful for me. >>> 30,000 fans in the stands of the daytona 500. the largest crowd in the state since the pandemic. bubba wallace making his debut as the driver for michael jordan's new team. everythin

berger on 18. a chance for eagle and the win. and why not? this thing is going to go in the bottom of the cup. and all they can say is well, ow. yeah, it's berger's biggest win and the first ever finish on the tour. the stanford kid loved every minute of it. >> it was fun. i had a lot of fun. great to be back in that position. and obviously was chasing from an early point. when it got intense, just breathe, focus on the shot you want to hit and i executed pretty darn well coming down the stretch, i thought. >>> and the super bowl of auto racing. bubba wallace making his debut for michael jordan's new team. everything good until lap 14. a massive 16-car pile up. cars just running into ooech other. no major injuries but a quick exit for many. it started raining and raining and raining. they're still waiting. they're only 15 laps in. still hoping to race tonight. we'll keep you posted. >>> kevin durant missed nearly a week due to covid protocols. was cleared to play in the bay. now, he'll miss the next two days with a mild left hamstring strain.

. >> reporter: daniel berger won the pebble beach program by two strokes, things to an eagle putt on the 72nd holy. shot 65 of the crowded leaderboard. he may have been the only people not surprised to see him hoist the trophy. >> i do feel like i'm underrated but that's okay, i think it puts a little chip on my shoulder. my goal has always been to be the number one player in the world, and some people will laugh at that and that is fine. >> ken bastida. >> for the record, his pick, did not make the cut. >> i picked daniel berger. that's what i'm trying to tell you. >> was his pick finished third. >> no, you did not say that. >> i picked berger. we can ask liz. i had him from the beginnin >>> cbs evening news is coming up next. here is major garrett with the preview. >>> good evening. coming up after the kpix5 five news at six, how residents of the big easier keeping mardi gras live in the age of social distancing. that and so much more tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, in our series project home, you still have the right to vote publicly funded low inc

berger's removal demonstrates the department of justice's and its law enforcement partners commitment to ensuring that the united states is not a safe haven for those who have participated in nazi crimes against humanity and all the human rights abuses so frederick kohl berger works as a guard in a concentration camp near hamburg despite having already been prosecuted in the us germany has said it will not charge him claiming a lack of evidence the u.s. judge's decision was partly due to the fact that he still receives a wartime service pension berger said that he was forced to work at that camp and described the ruling is ridiculous the camp he worked out was set up in 1988 and operated till 945 more than 100000 prisoners were held there mainly from the u.s.s.r. and poland almost half of the detainees died from after rector of the simon wait until center in jerusalem gave reaction to the case to my colleague jacqueline. anyone who assisted nazi germany says the forces dirt right and persecuting people who are categorized as enemies of the rights deserve to be tried if so you have to

so berger on 18 needs a two-putt for the win.inish with style and an eagle, and there you go. bottom of the cup, all mcneely and everybody else can do is say, wow. it is berger's biggest win income mcneely's best finish on tour. >> i was chasing from an early point. when it got intense, breathe a little bit, focus on the shot you want to hit. i executed pretty darn welcoming down the stretch i thought. >> i love pebble beach. every time i've played it i wonder why i don't come back often. it's a special place. every time you step up to the tee, you tend to take in the sights and sounds and don't really focus on the golf as much. i think that's kind of helpful for me. >> 30,000 fans in the stands today daytona 500, largest crowd since the pandemic. bubba wallace. 15 laps in a rain delay. plenty of fans stuck around. didn't finish until after midnight. here we go to the final lap. it was crazy. joey lagano in the lead. everybody decides to make a move. big crash. nearly half the top 10 was involved. everyone okay, but mcmcdowell wa

mason, berger, met. at a restaurant after. mason had proven his client innocent again. or not guilty. but at any rate. said to berger, you know i know how hard you worked on this case and must feel a little frustrating to have lost to me. and berger responded and said, yes they worked hard on the case, but as a prosecutor i am only seeking justice. and justice means for me that the persons who are guilty are proven guilty and the people who areo not guilty are lit and set free. and you prove that the defendant was not guilty. and suggested justice was done. and i remember those words when i went through law school i wasn't planning then to become a prosecutor. i was following the path of homost of my law school friends who were thinking of joining a law firm. after law school anyway. but in my third year on a chance meeting with that then legendary, robert morgan thought you law school, he invited me to come interview with him which i did. and the rest is history. because i became convinced that maybe my original thought of becoming a prosecutor wasn't a bad idea. >> yo

london. 95 year old tennessee resident friedrich carl berger has been deported from the us for working at a german concentration camp during the 2nd world war. biggers removal demonstrates the department of justice is on its law enforcement partners commitment to ensuring that the united states is not a safe haven for those who have participated in nazi crimes against humanity and over human rights abuses berger worked as a guard at a concentration camp near humber despite being prosecuted in the us germany dropped the case of a lack of evidence the u.s. judge's decision was partly based on the fact he still receives a wartime service pension or has said he was forced to work at the camp and as described the ruling as ridiculous the new and concentration camp was set up in 1938 and operated until 1945 more than 100000 prisoners were held there mainly from the u.s.s.r. and poland almost half of whom died. they cannot bring in live after his or off to rector of the simon wiesenthal center in jerusalem you're very welcome to the program and germany dropped the case against berger a year a

daniel berger. here he is. tough park, that should give them a tie for the lead, 666. trails leader jordan speed to play the spyglass hill course today, 567, has a one-shot clear of the field. last seven holes. 12 under total. he is one-shot clear of the field. segue over to the nba, the warriors. boy, they are off but saturday, oh, man. brooklyn and nets are the chase center and that means the return of kevin durant. >> it is not that bad. like we make millions of dollars a hoop. we will figure the rest out. >> he has been in quarantine for the last week and will be motivated to get back on the court. especially against the team he won two championships with. this would have been his first time facing the warriors at chase, since leaving for brooklyn. he was asked about it today. >> i had some great years at golden state. i am looking forward to being back in the bay area but i will be there. >> we have to attribute video which he obviously deserves and hopefully there will be some moment that he will appreciate, but outside of that, it is kind of weird. >> in the mea

how about daniel berger, had it rolling early. on the par 5 2nd hole he drains it for eagle to move to 13 under par. tied for the lead on 18, berger again, what a roll. his second eagle of the day. he was 7 under for the round and wins at pebble beach by two shots at 18 under par. >>> all right, mother nature playing -- wreaking havoc at the daytona 500. it has been in a weather delay but just resumed so they hope to get it in tonight. that's going to do it for sports. more news after the break. want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network. sure thing! and with fast nationwide 5g included at no extra cost. we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. and get a new samsung galaxy starting at $17 a month. learn more at xfinitymobile.com or visit your local xfinity store today. >>> finally tonight, a sign of the times. what better way to celebrate valenti

this was the only photo available of freidrich karl berger, taken on his arrival that year.r is now 95. he is being held by police in frankfurt. now to myanmar, formerly known as burma. at least two people were killed today as police opened fire oniu at least 20 others were injured. as cbs' ramy inocencio reports it's the worst violence yet in more than two weeks of demonstrations. >> reporter: myanmar's civilian leader, aung san suu kyi, has not been seen since the military seized power february 1. but her image is everywhere with adoring and angry protesters. in the capital, with engineers on motor bikes, in the most populous city with marching railway workers, and in the ancient city of bebegan, past 1,000-year-old temples. this protest is stoking the outrage. the 20-year-old was shot by police february 9. first kno she died friday, the movement's first known fatality. tom andrews is the u.n. special representative on myanmar. >> this is a people who have tasted freedom. they've tasted democracy. they are not going back to authoritarian rule. >> reporter: but the junta is

berger also on 18 he needed to needed to fight to win, but he does it one better with the eagle from 30 feet out here to spectacular finish of course a fist pump after taking the first title at pebble beach. berger takes home, a cool one 0.4 million dollars as well after the round he talked about his career-defining win cher's the celebrities on off term and feels like you're having you know a heart attack on every hole really i mean it's it's not. >>i love that feeling of of you know that pressure >>i wouldn't call it a idea, but i would call excitement, you know feeling a red dot is something that i don't feel anywhere else except for coming down the stretch of a golf tournament come to a place like this with you know 5060 a 100 years of history here so special and to to kind of hedge my name into that history, but this is really cool it's only going to be a place that i that i come back to for many more years. >>1.4 million i feel like i'm in the wrong industry should have started playing golf. all right well across the pacific the bay area well represented in the australian open

and the pressure that he put on rathbun's berger to change the certification of the vote in georgia so i think the chances are increasing especially with the possibility now that there could be fairly extensive witnesses call that criminal charges will indeed be filed ultimately. all right thanks so much good to have your analysis on that one claire finkelstein thank you. sco back now to alan fischer there he is in the capital alan. they were supposed to what 8 minutes ago reconvene they haven't what's happening. according to the pool that's over there which represents all the media here because obviously because of coverage restrictions and also security restrictions there's a limited number of people are a load around the senate chamber or what the pool is reporting is that they are very close to a deal or no witnesses and what will happen is that the report of the conversation that jimmy herrera butler had with kevin mccarthy will be entered into the congressional record without objection so that means that comes part of the formal proceedings but there will be new witnesses call

shery: joseph berger, thank you for your time.et to karina mitchell with the first word headlines. karina: the european union is calling on the new u.s. administration to suspend tit-for-tat tariffs on trade in aircraft and metals. brussels wants joe biden to remove duties on european steel, aluminum and aircraft, singling it will end its actions in return. the levees on boeing and airbus have been authorized by the wto as a result of a legal subsidy by both sides. president trump will file his initial defense against impeachment leader in washington with a new legal team appointed at the last minute. the lineup changed after the original lawyers quit over trump's insistence that his case should focus on claims the election had been stolen. the new team wants to concentrate on the constitutionality of impeaching someone who has already left office. and goldman sachs is tightening the golden handcuffs for some of its most in demand traders. the staff of its more junior ranks are said to be told to sign six-month noncompete clauses

berger double-bogeyed 18. 5-1 tie for second. spieth will be looking for his first win since the 2017 british open. >>> nba and the warriors running up and down the floor. hosting not just brooklyn. it's kevin durant's return. moving pictures of that on the late show. you know he wants to do this. his first game at chase as he left the dubs in 2019. no fans to see it in person. there was a video tribute. durant, three seasons with the warriors, won two titles. two finals. mvp's, and again, who loses? both sides say the would-be ticket holders. >> i had some great years in golden state. look forward to being back in the bay area. >> the regret is that our fans won't be here to welcome him back and to celebrate what he meant for us and our franchise. i hope that next year we'll be able to give him a proper reception. >>> men's college basketball. the number one team in the nation, gonzaga. like a well-oiled machine. 15 of the bulldogs' first 17 at usf. second half, there was more carnage. they got jaylen suggs, a freshman from deep

. >> sería en adicion a las 6 mil vacunas que se aplican en el auditorio berger, también en el lugarre más personas se vacunen mejor para la comunidad. llame al 211 para hacer la cita. o visite la página web. aseguran que las vacunas necesarias sí estarán disponibles. >> el gobierno federal prometió aumentar el 20% de las vacunas al estado de california y tenemos la esperanza que parte de esto sea para condado santa clara. >> las vacunas se estarán aplicando de martes a viernes de 12 del mediodía a 6 de la tarde. los sábados hasta las 3 y media. pero solo podrán acudir quien tenga una cita en san francisco también habilitan un lugar devacunación para la comunidad latina en el hospital... y solo podrán acudir por ahora personas sobre 65 años tengan o no sseguir medico. >> será todos los días, incluido el fin de semana no es necesario tener cita. >>la ciudad creo dos portales para inscripción e información , (información en pantalla) para inscribirse o para que le informen cuando será su turno de vacunación. >> la administración biden anuncio que el pentágono trasladara tropas a califo

ceo jon berger, thank you so much for joining us and stay safe where you are in houston. okay.up, the flurry of trading activity around gamestop has led the house to hold a hearing this thursday with a focus on short selling and stock manipulation. we're going to have all the details for you on what to expect, coming up. this is bloomberg. s is bloomber. >> it was only a few weeks ago when we saw the gamestop frenzy hit its peak. now, the house financial services committee will hold a virtual hearing thursday about wild market swings with more insight on commodity and security regulation. i'm joined now by barnes and thornberg partner and former ftcc lawyer -- david thank you so much for joining us. what if fireworks are we going to see on thursday? how rivetting do you expect this testimony to be? >> hi, emily, thank you for having me. i don't know. i think there will be fireworks, but i don't know that when the fireworks have cleared, that we're going to find that anybody has done anything wrong. certainly, congress wants to find a villain in this and it seems that they want

daniel berger, chipping from the rough and drains it for an eagle. second place at 11 under. one back of the leader, jordan spieth, who played spyglass hill on 5, the long birdie. 12 under for the tournament. spieth's first 36-hole lead since 2017. happy birthday to the greatest winner of all-time. 11-time nba champ bill russell. grew up in oakland. started with the celtics and blew out every single candle. well done. happy birthday. this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance is usually so complicated, you need to be a lawyer to understand it. that's why three was created. it's a better kind of business insurance. it's only three pages. straightforward. if you own it, three covers it. got a cheese slice for "spokesperson?" that's me. i don't even need to see what's happening behind me to know it's covered. (screaming) this commercial is now over. logo. three. no nonsense. just common sense. >> lots to celebrate this weekend. we hope you do it all safely. thanks for watching, i am ama daetz. >> we appreciate your time and have a >> dicky: from hollywood

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berger told u.s.ose prisoners from escaping and never requested a transfer from the camp. he even continues to receive a pension for his service from germany. the doj says his removal shows just how serious the u.s. is about not becoming a safe haven. >>> the truth as it often is, is more complicated. the cnn original series "lincoln: divided we stand" explores lincoln's political and personal career to reveal the real abraham lincoln. cnn's tom foreman unravels some of the big myths about america's 16th president. >> reporter: every president sells an image. patriot, dealmaker, groundbreaker. abraham lincoln was the rail splitter. sold to voters as a hardworking laborer, a man of the people. but that is also the first big myth about honest abe, pushed by his political party. >> they wanted stories that showed lincoln being this sort of humble rail splitter. >> the plain truth was lincoln was a lawyer and a politician and had been a rail splitter a very long time before. >> reporter: the second myth,

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but berger was still feeling the moment. i mean, winning a golf term. it just feels like you're having you know, heart attack on every hole. really. i mean, it's not it's not. i love that feeling of that pressure, and i wouldn't call it anxiety, but i would call it excitement. i didn't get overly pressing. i kind of just stay patient. and you know, i didn't hit a ton of amazing golf shots coming down the stretch until kind of the last two or three holes, but i did enough and that's that's what it took. after a little break during the winter stock car fans look forward to this day this season get started with the biggest event of the year, the daytona 500 this year. it was a sunday monday event 63rd version of the 500 began this afternoon with drivers small number of fans paying tribute to the late dale earnhardt on the 20th anniversary of his fatal crashes. daytona lap 14. today came the one everyone drags in close quarters, called bush makes contact with christopher bell, who hits erica merola when i'm a role loses control. pole sitter alex bowman gets

the county building on berger drive. the santa clara fairgrounds. mountain view community center. the san mateo fairgrounds. city college. the market in the bay view. a big assortment of many locations. we mentioned the mosconi center that opened this morning. people 65 and older as well as health care workers can get shots regardless of coverage. appointments are required. one man says, waiting for the vaccine has been anemotional roller coaster. >> i want to touch my grandchildren. i wasn't able to hug my daughter. that hurt so much. i'm ready to get on my with life. this has been devastating for grandparents and their relationships. >> he speaks for a lot of people. they expect to vaccinate 5,000 people today. the goal though is 10,000 shots a day once they ramp up. >>> we are seeing in big picture terms how many people in the bay area are actually getting vaccinated. this map tracks the percent of people who received their first dose. the counties in orange have 10% of their population with at least one vaccine. there's only one county in red. they are under 10%. 9% have been

and daniel berger answered the challenge, with the eagle three. carter was six under 66, and jordan spieth shined at five. hey, jordan, how about a fresca? jordan leads the field by a single shot, with 12 underpar total. and the nba, at long last, the first time since he wore a warriors jersey, kevin durant returns to the chase center saturday night. he had time to think, coming off quarantine. he spent three seasons with the dubs, two championships, he has been in since 2019, and he said all of the right things. >> i look forward to being back in the bay area. but it is a shame that the fence won't be there. >> a tribute video that he obviously deserves, i'm sure he will appreciate it, outside of that, it is kind of weird. >> and check this pass for the wide open three. anderson started celebrating before the shot went in. the oakland native is now starting for the team he grew up rooting for. and there was a time his fandom was challenged, the team traded his favorite at the time, monte ellis instead of seth curry. >> i was not salty that he sta

it was an exciting finish out of the pebble beach pro am yesterday, daniel berger actually dropped a eagle putt on the 18th for this walk off to stroke victory over maverick mcnealy on the monterey peninsula, nearly by the way, played golf with stanford, daniel berger says there was still plenty of pressure out of double beach, even though there were no fans. mean winning a golf term. it just feels like you're having you know, heart attack on every hole. really i mean, it's not. it's not. i love that feeling of that pressure, and i wouldn't call it anxiety, but i would call it excitement. the wind is burgers, fourth career pga tour victory and his second in just the past eight months. congratulations are pouring in from all around the world for britain's duke and duchess of sussex, harry and megan made announcement over the weekend that they're expecting a second child. a spokesperson for the couple says they're overjoyed with the big news. the new baby will be a thin line to the throne right after big brother arching by the way, turns to in may. today we have a behind the scenes loo

daniel berger, chipping from the rough and drains it for an eagle. second place at 11 under. one back of the leader, jordan spieth, who played spyglass hill on 5, the long birdie. 12 under for the tournament. spieth's first 36-hole lead since 2017. happy birthday to the greatest winner of all-time. 11-time nba champ bill russell. grew up in oakland. started with the celtics and blew out every single candle. well done. happy birthday. >> lots to celebrate this weekend. we hope you do it all safely. thanks for watching, i am ama daetz. >> we appreciate your time and have a great >> "localish" bay area is sponsored by northern california honda dealers. hey, bay area, it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some inspiration right now, and you've come to the right place. this show is all about good food, good people, and good living. on today's show, yan can cook... we have wonderful dishes to celebrate the new year. >> ...delicious pies... >> all our products are 100% handmade, hand crafted. our pie crusts are hand-molded, and we make everything fr

state's 20 twentieth's results and telephone call trumpet pressured secretary of state broad reference berger to find votes based on unfounded ford claims. hong kong topcoat is denied media tycoon. the 73 year old pro-democracy actress is the highest profile person to be charged under china's national security law to be compiled and has the latest now from hong kong. and this once again is a very clear signal sent by the national security law so basically many people watching this to see what kind of a precedent it would set if i had gotten bail you would have been the 1st person charged on the national security law to be able to avoid trial on bail but he has been denied so what this now means is that it confirms. the experts that. security even further a line from common law cases where bail is customer usually granted. military rulers have imposed a curfew in yangon mandalay and have banned gatherings of more than 5 people is meant to stop growing protests against last week's military coup colombia is to grant protective legal status to hundreds of thousands of undocumented refugees and mi

the organizers of the bird live film festival berger nala announced a program that aims to reflect the era of the coronavirus pandemic and a virtual presentation the festival's directors of valmy line up for films that will be shown next month they say the selection highlights the new world we live in and the sense of apprehension. fewer movies than usual only be shown on line. scott to rockford from danger blue culture can tell us more welcome scott let's look at the announcements and surprises in their. not so much i mean the big surprise was sort of how this announcement was made it was done live in a live stream virtual event of course because here in germany like in so much of the world we're under lockdown we can't meet in person in terms of the films that were announced there were fewer as you said than usual for the belly nala but the kind of movies they picked are quite similar to what we've come to expect from from from this festival you have basically international art house films there's a new film set in. french director one from hong sang soused one my favorite korean art

you can't get tired of this monterey peninsula scenery, and here is daniel berger, swung the big boy driver. par for fourth hole, and he drove it, start of the day, one shot behind, that set himself up for her eagle two, becky the outright lead. jordan speed, the second-round yellow card three bogeys and five holes, that dropped him to back of the lead, but, but look what he did at 16. before i leave this earth, i want to do this. watch this. i'm not going to give you a fresh start, i'm going to give you a keg. and eagle, to come he entered around with a two shot lead, after shooting a 171 and eagle, to come he entered around with a two shot lead, after shooting a 100 7113 under total as we go to to the board, where he double bogeyed 18 to give him the outright lead, there is a five way tie for second, he will be looking for his first win, since the 2017 british open. college ball, the number one team in the nation was on the hilltop, all smiles, and why not? they got through. scored 15 of the botox first 17 points, scored 28, put it away early, second half, from deep. they blew out

berger, who double bogey to 18 yesterday, hit the green into, this part for a 30 foot eagle, and it landed. seven under 65, final-round to win it, and 18 under par, it is his fourth career pj tour win. he now has 26 straight rounds of par or better. mcneely settles for second place. they tie for third and ashley cost them a lot of money. he tied for fifth. here is the champ. >> i think i pleaded three times, i had a 10th and the fifth and now the victory but i love pebble beach, every time i never played i wonder why i don't come back more often and i did not commit until late but i knew i was going to be here and it is just a special place. every time you step up to the tu tend to take in the sights and sounds and don't really focus on the golf as much and that is kind of helpful for me. >> progressing forward, that is why continue to say, progressing forward if i put myself in the position of losing after 54 holes and at times, especially with how i know i'm going to fight even if it is not going my way, you know, i will end up on top one of these days. >>> nascar dropped the checkered f

after these death threads on november 25th mr.le raths berger wrote an op said where he said my family voted for trump, donated to him and are now being thrown under the bus by him. you also noted elections are the bed rock of our democracy. they need to be run fairly and perhaps more importantly, impartially. that's not partisan. that's just american. it's important to remember that this wasn't just a random attack. trump wasn't just criticizing a politician over policy. we're saying he didn't agree. donald trump was savagely attacking a secretary of state because the official did his job p and certified the state according to how the people in that state voted. skp donald trump was trying to undermine our election by taking votes away from the american people so he could remain president and he was willing to blame and betray anyone, anyone, even his own supporters if they got in the way. remember, senators, those threats were to mr. raths perger's family. some may say he didn't know his attacks would result in death threats. except that all of this was very public. the secretary pub

the right wing are berger and eugene debs. the minute the bolshevik revolution gets you see the off, left-wing start to split. once the left wing splits, it splits even further. if you've ever seen the old movie, "the life of brian," it reminds me of one of the monty python skits. you get the left wing that is now fighting amongst themselves. none of this is necessarily evident to the guy in peoria. because a lot of these radical organizations are claiming to have a hell of a lot more members than they actually do. just as an aside, the communist party of america, big bill haywood, and jon reade have the unique standing in american history of being the only three americans to be given the high communist order of being buried in the walls of the kremlin. now, it's one thing to talk about radicalism. it's another thing to act upon it. things start to get really sketchy when we start going from words to you start going to bombs. you see that here. in new england, in the winter of 1919, posters start showing up that say we will dy

i recall berger worked as a guard at a camp near the city of hamburg despite having already been prosecuted in the united states germany has said it will not charge him claiming a lack of evidence u.s. judge's decision was partly due to the fact he still receives the wartime service pension as though he was forced to work at the camp and described the ruling as ridiculous or the camp a work that was set up in 1938 and operated until i 945 more than 100000 prisoners were held there mainly from the soviet union and also poland but almost half of the detainees did die. off the rate of the human visa untile center in jerusalem gave us his reaction to this and talked about the case with artie's jackie. we want to listen to germany he says the forces the race persecuted people all categorizes enemies of the writers don't deserve to be approached the city to examine every once it's irrelevant essentially trance into a shit you those class intrusions the actual guilt to persecute innocent people who. decide where everything is that the regime. has a president it was a plan just a group to their rep

dental daniel berger got it all back.to stop on the green, he took a bogey and went 36 on the front line to lose the lead. nate surged ahead, he had the wind figured out on seven. it was nearly an ace. he would eventually tie for the lead, 15 underpar. and another one, usually the gallery would be screaming with the ball trickling down the hill. he would tap that one in for the lead.

frederick carr berger then worked as a guard at a concentration camp near hamburg despite having already been prosecuted in the us germany said it will not charge him claiming a lack of evidence the u.s. judge's decision was partly due to the fact that he still receives a wartime service pension virga said that he was forced to work at that camp and described the ruling is ridiculous the camp he worked out was set up back in 1038 and operated to 1945 more than 100000 prisoners were held there mainly from the soviet union and poland almost half of the detainees died from 0 off director of the simon vsam tells center in jerusalem gave reaction to the case with macaulay jacqueline. anyone in this. race persecuting people who categorizes enemies of the race i don't deserve to be approached. the changes that were generous you should see. about 12 years ago the germans decided that anyone who had served in a death camp that means a concentration camp with the rats the mass murder in other words guess chambers guess leanne's would be prosecuted based on the service alone and this is been the po

intelligence on the origins of covert 19 after taking part in a source tracing mission in china jacqueline berger discussed developments with correspondent constantine. the figure that is front and center to this story peter does show he is a british american viral adjust and he was assisting the w.h.o. mission to hunt to find out the origins of the current so the scientists really didn't mince his words when he took to twitter to lash out at u.s. intelligence for backing theories that the virus could have been men made in came from a chinese lab let's have a listen well now this joe biden has to look tough on china please don't rely too much on u.s. intelligence increasingly disengaged trump and frankly wrong go in many aspects now why has it made such a fuss well for one its strong language from a u w h o representative who has taken on the u.s. intelligence community questioning their credibility and the thing is that u.s. intelligence has a different version of why and how this pandemic came about and u.s. officials already claim that they're not going to accept the findings of these one miss

rasp berger undertake a review of signature verifications and his concerns, generally, with ballot integrity, and his reported electoral deficit, here are a few examples: "but why wouldn't you want to find the right answer, brad? instead of keep saying that the numbers are right, 'cause those numbers are so wrong." another example: "we think that if you check the signatures, a real check, of the signatures, going back in fulton county, you'll find at least a couple hundred thousand of forged signatures of people who have been forged, and we are quite sure that's going to happen." moreover, there was nothing untoward with president trump or any other candidate, for that matter, speaking with a lead elections officer of the state. that's why the georgia secretary of state took a call, along with members of his team, one of whom decided to record it and release it to the press. the only reason this conversation is being discussed in this chamber is because once again, the media, and their democratic allies distorted the true conversation to mislead you and the american public. so we have a comp

one guy, victor berger here, is actually a congressman. the first socialist congressman in the united states. he had been elected three times from wisconsin. he is elected again in 1918. but, unfortunately, he is behind bars for violating the sedition act and congress refuses to seat him because of that. then you have eugene debs the perennial socialist candidate for president. in fact in 1912 he had received nearlya8w#■ 900,000 popular vot. he, too, ran for president in 1920 but, again, he was behind bars for violating the sedition act. what is interesting is after the bolshevik revolution the left side of sort of the labor organization of america starts to split. so there is an ironic price here. you get the right wing of the socialist party and the left wing of the socialist party. the right winger berger and eugene debs you about moment the revolution gets off you start to see the left wing start to split. just for fun once the left wing splits it splits even further. so if you've ever seen that old movie "the life of ryan" it sort of

electoral votes in a telephone call last month that was leaked pressured secular state bred reference berger to find votes based on unfounded fraud claims joe biden won georgia by a narrow margin legal experts say trump's phone call may have violated that these 3 state criminal election laws. now breaking news out of hong kong and media tycoon has been denied bail the pro-democracy activist is the highest profile person to be charged under china's national security little as 73 year old is accused of fraud and conspiring with foreign forces under the controversial legislation let's cross straightaway to devika part and he's standing by for us in home called tell us more about the latest developments. right trivial i was in court for less than 10 minutes it seems and the session house decided that he would be denied bail now there's been a lot of attention on this case this is the 1st national security law case so we the courts a final appeal he is in the building behind me now if you can see there has been a special tunnel even set up for him to enter that builds a here arrived far ago in a

assembly session the special envoy the secretary-general special envoy on myanmar christine shauna berger said it's important the international community does not lend legitimacy or recognition to this regime so will they recognize the decision of the regime to sack the ambassador i'm sure that the military will now is try and send a new ambassador that will reflect their views but which one is the united nations going to recognize it will go to a rather obscure body part of the general assembly known as the credentials committee if there is a dispute it has 9 members interestingly among those 9 members of the u.s. is one as are china and russia which of made the point that this is largely an internal affair they will come up with a recommendation and then it will go to the general assembly for a vote so it's although the military is saying they've sacked the ambassador is not a tall clear whether he'll be losing his job or after a protective fight will actually stay in the job. meanwhile inside me in law security forces have intensified their crackdown across the country troops and chase

. >> thank you, madam chair and ranking member berger. i am so deeply honored and excited and proud to be here today to introduce doctor miguel cardona, president biden's nominee for secretary of education. indeed, it is one of the proudest and most exciting of my days in the united states senate. i've known doctor cardona and his family for many years, watched him rise. his rise has been indeed the stuff of legend, almost mythical except it's based on real hard work and solid values gained from his parents, as he told me just moments ago when one member of his family does well, all of them do well. and i think that kind of ethic is one he will bring to his job as secretary of education. he's the proud son of connecticut, our public education and merit of higher education, public education and to institutions of higher learning, central connecticut state university and the university of connecticut. and he is a passionate advocate of english language learner. his entire career is living proof that there are no limits to what anyone can ac

no fans allowed to attend the nhl outdoors game, hockey fans flocked to the lucky beaver bar and berger're making it work. you know, i still hear for steel for here for the experience with their game faces on and the beer flowing sports couples closely tuned into the game, including a relationship rivalry. it might be tough getting home. she won't have to walk. it was hard. it was really hard. but we're from reno. so we just have to be in south like to experience it with the majestic views of la still shine bright through the tv screen. we have to come of, even if we can't see the arena. we can at least go to the bar and watch the games. oh it's absolutely beautiful, great weather mother nature in all her beauty. the unexpected extreme sunshine put a pause to the play on the ice, but that didn't melt the mood for the hockey faithful at the lucky beaver. it's cool watches thing along these guys. mike grew up playing on old drinks and now being paid to play on outdoor rings. part of you know where these guys grew up and how they played and for you to see them get back to what makes him fe

representative abigail sandy berger got more contributions for teachers unions than any other house lawmakers teachers unions are you a safe return to when personal learning is not feasible until all teachers are vaccinated. said to bring you the story. british world war ii veteran who raised millions of dollars for healthcare workers has died. he was most widely known as captain tom, $1,300 white doing 100 laps around his garden in april. he ended up raising $45 million after his effort gained worldwide attention. jillian: he died after testing positive for covid-19. the virus he raised millions to fight. the family said he had been treated for pneumonia. he was 100 years old. i felt bad when i read that. todd: think of how much he gave. that is the message for today, be like captain tom. 40 minutes after the hour, the white house press secretary under fire for mocking america's military force. >> wow, space force, the plane of today. it is an interesting question. todd: the demand for an apology coming up. >> bernie sanders criticized as white privilege, the online backlash when we come bac