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votes than i got so bert, thank you very much. also justin gray i've mentioned justin already and his dad and greg weaver junior and greg you are family and it should be blake's family and mary kate, what a lovely kid. no, fact is that in the past when i ended up at the 33 station, the amtrak station, it's probably because i took the late train back from washington and i slept to the delaware stop literally. i only did it about four times but i would not have missed this for the world. it's an honor to celebrate amtrak's 50th anniversary and i look forward to a bright future for all american real. back in 2016 i announced the federal loan that allowed amtrak to purchase the new cell of trains that you see behind me and they look great. i can hardly wait to ride. they made in america and i want to see more of that. that is why the investments in my american jobs plan are guided by one principle, by american, byproducts that are made in america. american tax dollars will be used to buy american products integrate american jobs and w

if they can't get natural, they're not interested bert's bees natural, i suspect they could have a nicearing masks. >> i think that's exactly right. mask behavior changed a lot but people are looking forward to getting back to do things without a mask including skin care, wearing lipstick for women out there who enjoy that and wo we'd expect berts to continue to have that experience hopefully, again, people go get vaccinated. >> you put through the price increases your brands are strong enough to sustain that and the stock is going to take care of itself having already gone down anticipating nothing positive and you're going to deliver positives. that's why i think the stock is right here. >> yeah, i think jim, that's exactly right. the long-term health of the business we have conviction on we raised the sales growth targets back in february to deliver 3 to 5% growth over the long term and we continue to feel terrific about that we have category tail winds and strong brands and lots of opportunities continue to do that we're focused on the long term and will manage the tough cost enviro

bert ran my operation in delaware for years and years.i got the most votes in was the last election i ran for the senate. i was also running for vice president at the time. because under delaware law, if you're not out of the senate race in a certain time period, you got to stay in. and so bert ran -- he was the senator in delaware, campaigning for me. he got more votes than i got so, bert, thank you very much. also justin gray. i mentioned justin already and his dad, and greg weaver jr. greg, you are family. excuse me, should be blake. and mary-kate, what a lovely kid. you know, folks, the fact is that if i -- in the past when i ended up at 30th street amtrak station, it's probably because i took the late train back from washington and i slept through the delaware stop. literally. not figuratively. only did it about four times. but i wouldn't have missed this for the world. it's an honor to celebrate amtrak's 50th anniversary. i look for a bright future for all of american rail. back in 2016, i announced a federal loan that allowed amtra

you've got the mns cake which is calling and you've got the aldi cake which the knock—off is cast bert put on twitter there's about ten of these cakes. which was the original? marks & spencer as i believe in 1990. there are a lot of copies in some varying similarities. the aldi one is very close. and aldi, from a distance they look the same. marks & spencer say look, it's a lovely old dig, ours are made with and freshness. i did. i got this feeling that the stories got some legs. i feeling that the stories got some le . s. ., , feeling that the stories got some lens. ., , , ., ., ., legs. i only “ust got that. i got in trouble legs. i onlyjust got that. i got in trouble when _ legs. i onlyjust got that. i got in trouble when i _ legs. i onlyjust got that. i got in trouble when i was _ legs. i onlyjust got that. i got in trouble when i was talking - legs. i onlyjust got that. i got in trouble when i was talking about i trouble when i was talking about this story about some colleagues i've never heard of the call in the caterpillar cake. i don't know what happened, i never, ever had it.

corey kiss bert.r another and waiting all night for this egg comeback sucks. does some work, you'll be up nba picky wound up with 22 points to lead the bulldogs. everybody was waiting for the comeback that never came. second half adam flagler will love for jonathan to shop over and it just continues. baylor dominant start to finish. they never trailed here. there up. 13 kiss bert denied again. mark battal does it on the other end, flagler will train the wing three. baylor goes bonkers. and why not? i don't think they even thought it was gonna be this close against mark few and the zags who take it hard second national title for baylor. 86 70 is your final. the zags have a sensational season. that's not what they're thinking as they finish up 31 3 and 11 lost first sags, and it came at the worst possible time. alright baseball. lots of it. giants tight one tonight. everybody's gonna be talking about the san diego padres in this game because of what happened, and as you know, down in san diego, always l

. >> chris lam bert grew up near the campus and was haunted by the billboards he'd see offering a reward for information in the smart case. he decided to tell the story in a podcast. downloaded more than seven million times. the smart family cooperated loaning him early notebooks. he relied on donations, not advertising, and the sheriff acknowledged his contribution this week as he announced the arrests of paul flores and his father rue bin flores. >>> san francisco community groups are trying to get the word out about a critical tool. it's a hotline that's offering asian-americans. >> reporter: in chinatown there are signs like these showing up more frequently. they advertise an anonymous tip line to speak to police. >> we worked to distribute 25,000 of these informational cards. >> reporter: he joined other leaders today in promoting it. 415-558-5588. we think that language access is very important to the chinese community. this is a way of making sure we close that gap in communication as there is a rising number of hate crimes and other crimes against the asian community. >> reporter

over a 1000000 deaths most little people there was a complete failure to bert's these last dance would actually put all the high risk people. drowning us here on this sunday and italian swiss firms preparations to manufacture a sputnik 3 are now in full swing just waiting for approval from the european medicines watchdog the company's president told us about the confirmation process for russia's covert shot which has already lost months and critics say has taken far too long they want to. be the. very. first european markets who. are now so we're. right in. the war. it's. not only. that by the president we are. we need money already that can manufacture. their war burdens to be assured. that. our investment. on the funny money and then the investment in this side where. this week the international space station has welcomed a new 3 man crew to russians on one from america the launch come ahead of tomorrow's on a verse 3 of the 1st human space flight. the rocket took off from the very same side from where soviet cosmonaut yuri gagarin made history on the morning of the 12th of april 961

by the texas health and human services commission and apartment of family and protective services bert's has instructed competent authority is to probe the child abuse cases immediately. but meanwhile the biotin administration has received another hour of criticism after 2 men on a u.s. terror watch list were detained on the southern border the border protection agency detailed the arrest in a news release which was swiftly withdrawn u.s. border patrol agents assigned to they are central sector and arrested to yemen a man within the last 2 months that's where identified in the terrorism watch list among the surge of migrants illegally crossing the u.s. border and being detained we now find out that among those who were detained were 2 yemeni men who were on the terrorism watch list now white house spokesperson jen psaki says this is not a common occurrence however there is widespread concern about the security of the united states amid the border surge. cartel suman traffickers and the terrorists are all trying to take advantage of biden so open borders president biden strecche list buil

william is a boy scout, loved camping until covid came along, so he thought what bert way to challengeimself than to put a tent up behind his house in wilton, connecticut and sleep in it longer than any backyard camper ever has. every night? >> yes. ah, a year and a day! >> reporter: william's dad, bill. >> you know, stopping him from doing anything is a fool's errand. >> reporter: so william's parents went along with it, let him give up his warm, cozy bed, in exchange for howling coyotes and bitter cold. blizzards, sweltering heat, and worse. i want to give you a chance to defend your parenting here. a hurricane went through at one point. >> yes. >> reporter: and you let him stay outside? >> that night we also put the tent under the deck to protect from the wind is that and how many trees did you lose that day? >> we lost six. >> reporter: and how many sons? >> none that we know of. ( laughter ) >> reporter: bill's defense, the bulk of the storm had passed by nightfall, and william is a hurricane in his own right. >> if i start something, i have to finish it, and if i don't finish it,

and richard burt that he said we're all going actually bert had left for another job, but the others knew that they would have to leave and it was with deep regret because they knew they had achieved so much. and they recognize that the likelihood. of winning the election remained difficult well christian, maybe we could not entertain some questions from the audience now and the time that remains and both diana and i are willing to to respond. i'm from absolutely thank you so much for this great conversation. let's open it up to questions and comments from the audience you can do this in two ways to repeat you can use the raised hand function in the zoom functionality or you can write your question into q&a function at the at the top of your screen. um, we'll have a seats. we have several questions already, but let me prep start out by asking you diana to just review briefly the kind of sources you use to write your book. there was the center is home to the cold war international history project which prides itself on providing access to archives around the world including on the end

. >> reporter: republicans like representatives lauren bow bert and marjorie taylor greene being echoednews claiming the biden administration wants to stop americans from eating red meat to reduce carbon emissions, but there is no such policy. a paper being cited by right wing personalities from the university of michigan and tulane has nothing to do with the administration. for years many republicans would laugh off or ignore president trump when he would retweet and amplify these yarns, but to this day some republican leaders like house minority leader kevin mccarthy still refuse to challenge the falsehoods. on sunday mccarthy trying to recast trump's role in the january 6th capitol insurrection of that as a hero. >> he ended the call telling me he will put something out to make sure to stop this and that's what he did, he put a video out later. >> quite a lot later and it was a pretty weak video. >> reporter: despite saying this shortly after the riot. >> the president bears spablt for wednesday's attack on congress by mob rioters. >> reporter: and as an example of how many on the fa

nat fill bert talks about how wonderful it was to get 25 miles away from the closest one of them and be here and to have a bit more freedom. the other thing that's going on exactly in the summer of 1675 and this may seem to you as if i'm firing buckshot at you and in some ways it helps to understand the flood of quaker missionaries. imagine d-day, imagine what it was like to be those young men hitting the beaches one after another after another and knowing that awaiting you on the shore were those that intended to kill you. that's exactly what's happening here with the quakers. they are arriving, arriving, arriving into communities that do not welcome them. so in the summer of 1557 you have the four men trying to get eastward to maine for some degree of safety before coming back refreshed to preach again. in the summer of 1657 manhattan and long island had been experiencing the same thing and peter stuyvesant the director general of the new netherlands company in the summer says, you can no longer entertain, shelter or provide for quakers. and there is an english community on long is

someone commented probably not advancing of course her name is karen bert on a quick comment about theout that on wednesday morning officers shot multiple times pulling or someone at a traffic stop or three officers shot and assaulted by ak-47 after he was pulled over on the highway. most regionally summit ran through a red light, officer pulled him over he immediately cut out of the car he threw it at the officer if you're promoting it promoting the hate is not helpful for any conversation no matter what the topic is very >> tone down the rhetoric thanks much great discussion. the pentagon confirming recently leaked video of a ufo is real. it is recorded by navy personnel. anyone on our panel believes such sightings are proof there might be life on another planet? are we alone? up next. ♪ (ac/dc: back in black) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ back in black ♪ ♪ i hit the sack ♪ ♪ i've been too long... ♪ applebee's irresist-a-bowls are back. dig in for just $8.99. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. it's a thirteen-hour flight, that's not a weekend trip. fifteen minutes until we board. oh yeah,

and bert. i absolutely think that law enforcement shouldn't ever act in this way towards anybody no matter what, no matter how. and i think that that's what the law says, too. it's complicated to me as to the other officers. 2 of those officers were. i think 2 days on the job. so law enforcement is sort of a paramilitary organization and i don't need say that with the majority it sort of. to it. but it is, you and then a corporal and then a sergeant so there is a hierarchy and authority and this man, derek chauvin was their field training officer. it is a little scary to me and my dad was in colonel in the air on, you know, all law enforcement. it well, maybe not all that but it's a little scary. the notion that you're going to prosecute to people. 2 days on the job. we're not stopping there field training officer. so i think that's going to be a tough prosecution. and i feel compassion for those 2 officers because i want to believe they were horrified by what they saw, but have they stepped in

that being said, i think the more transparency the bert and there are questions that need answers. >> harris: quickly, we have to make this quick. when have to scoot. i'm curious about what is gained with having conversations if they happen outside of your purview with a friendship with zarif? what is gained by that? something we're potentially missing? >> charlie: it's absolutely baffling. i have no idea. it's a colossal misreading of the 2020 election if joe biden and john kerry think that the reason that joe biden got so many votes in the last election was to get back to bed with iran. that is not what even democrats want the american government to do. >> harris: all right. we'll move on. again, we will await news of the investigation and what comes out of the whole thing with john kerry. calling for the transparency. maybe, just maybe a news conference of the question on this for the president of the united states. let's see if it happens. good call, tomi. just ahead, it could be the most significant update to the c.d.c. guidance since lockdowns began. the major announcement we ex

with his old friend harry blackman who was a judge at that time on the a circuit back in minnesota bert. we see we see the real burger on labor day 1967 burger wrote to his boyhood friend harry blackman that quote if i were to stand still for some of the idiots that is put forth as legal and constitutional profundity. i would i'm sure when i shoot myself in later years these guys referring to the supreme court justices. these guys just can't be right. there's nothing to do but resist. in another letter to blackman and march 1969 which was about four weeks before he was named to the court. he was very sharply critical of the court referring to president nixon by his initials observed rn can only straighten that place out if he gets four appointments. if he gets four appointments, and of course he got four appointments richard nixon was a very lucky man. he got a burger first. then he got harry blackman. he got lewis powell and william rehnquist all within the first three years of his first. administration and that change enabled the reversal of orientation that we see in the burger court

. >> and bert, i want to get your reaction to this incident in windsor, virginia, where an army officer, a lieutenant, is suing police after he was pulled over. we are seeing the video for the first time. he was pepper sprayed and pulled over for not having a license plate. they didn't see that he had a temporary plate posted in the car, in the vehicle and he continued to drive until a short distance, we are told, until he got to a well-lit gas station and was crying and fearful and putting his arms out to show he had no weapon. you're a former nypd officer and a law professor now, criminal law professor. tell us your reaction? >> the moment to focus on because he is a victim, to be quite honest and he places his hands outside of the vehicle and this was a sign to the police that he was no longer a threat. and he certainly was not a threat and as they walked up to the vehicle they could see this. people hurt you with their hands and not with their eyes and not with their words and the use of force continuum de-escalation and so forth in this particularly ongoing trial. this could have b

to bert understand this problem, it's perhaps important to examine its roots. in 2018 it was important for me to visit northern triangle countries for myself to see the situation on the ground. to assess the situation, and determine how the united states can better help and better address the root causes of irregular migration. the energy and commerce committee, which i'm a member of, does not oversee foreign policy, but it does have jurisdiction over the department of health and human services and subsequently the office of refugee resettlement which does take care of children who end up in the united states from one of those northern triangle countries. i learned that there are different drivers for people to migrate from each of those countries. there is, unfortunately, corruption at the highest levels of governments in that region. one common theme, however, is campaign rhetoric that places an open for business sign on our burdener -- border. the vast majority of people in the northern triangle countries do live below the poverty level and lack the job oppo