and she ran to bert room. >> i ran to the door, and bert almost took my head off with a bat.on't remember having a conversation with them. i just remember being so happy that they were fine. >> both of us are on pierre adrenaline. just like, trying to just grasp what just happened. you know? and. are you okay? yeah we're fine. >> tracy said that she shepherded bert and her younger children into the hallway, thinking they were finally safe. but according to both tracy and bert, the nightmare was far from over. the intruder lying on traces floor, was still alive. she could see it was dustin wehde, the son of her wife's friend. mona. >> he was on the floor, i could see that there was blood around him. and i could see him start to get up. >> he was moving? >> he started moving. >> was he gonna attack tracy again? >> and i remember, it just put me back into, when is this gonna end? when is it gonna stop? just make it stop. >> tracy says that she ordered the kids back into the bedroom. and before she knew that, she had another gun in her hand. and she fired a warning shot. telling

we i cannot of time that how did bert lancaster and that playing jim thorpe?er] >> he is a movie star. not an indian. this was 1951 the movie was made starring bert lancaster and directed who was better known for directing casablanca. even today is starting to happen with others that are natively that 37 years old and to be 816 for starters but he couldn't do the polevault that and then to trade for it. it is a sympathetic million people that i talk to say i read about it in fourth grade. >> but then that got me fascinated. but the movie itself. it is camp lately wrong. and the white savior and to shake him out of his trauma so if only you listen to me and assimilated into society and it's just so long i just cannot get past that was the other side of the movie. >> andy every indian at the time with everyone else's expectations heard the same thing. >> how did jim thorpe's body and up residing in a mountain valley in pennsylvania? >> jim thorpe died of a heart attack at age 65 in california living with his third wife and told his children he wanted to be burie

his brother bert has sought for decades. he is grateful justice is coming for abu agila mohammad mas'ud kheir al-marimi. questions about iran's involvement in the attack must be answered. >> it is more than libya, no question iran was involved and if we had used intelligence information, we will have come to this conclusion years ago. >> bert called on the president to make intelligence on the attack available. >> carley: thank you so much, two isis officials killed in syria, identify one of the officials as regional isis operation leader named anas, the other has not been named. no civilians were killed or hurt during the raid. isis continues to represent threat to security and stability of the region, this operation reaffirms steadfast commitment for enduring defeat. >> todd: viktor bout says he supports the war -- bout was serving a 25-year prison sentence in the u.s. for conspiring to kill americans, and supporting a terrorist organization. during the interview, he denied connection with the taliban or that he provided a

the carbon is released into the atmosphere when the petrol is bert. it doesn't add new carpet to the atmosphere, but it isn't carbon free like some fuels. but proponent, say it's an important step before we can generate carbon free fuels efficiently. chill, i may have it sites on the export market, but some environmentalists believe the country should focus on home 1st and are about renewable. energy is the foundation of the global energy transition. it's scarce and precious all over the world. chili's own energy needs are still mainly covered from fossil sources. the renewable electricity is needed there for ot cobalt. the higher oni pilot project is expected to start commercial operations in march 2023. it may not be the solution to global clean energy, but chile hopes it will be an important step towards the fuels of the future. for the 1st german import terminal for liquefied natural gas has started the test phase. it'll convert ellen g back into gas before pumping it into germany, braving a stiff north sea breeze at german chancellor, olaf schoul

people have been killed us of africa after a truck carrying liquefied gas exploded outside. johan is bert official say, the tank or scrape the low bridge, sparking of fire that triggered the blast. explosion also burned down to houses and damaged by hostile members of the kurdish community of clash and police. in paris, after 3 curds were shot and killed their gunman, shot 3 people at a kurdish cultural center and nearby cafe on friday. and what police say was a racist attack media report suggest some 248000000 people in china were in fact rick, over 19, during the 1st week of december. bloomberg, in the financial times, are citing figures from a leak government document. china health system is under strain as cove in 1900 rages nationwide. official report figures report only a handful of deaths despite rolling cases. bethlehem people have turned out to take in a parade at under square, across from the church of the nativity. in christmas eve tradition, youth scout marching band company, the latin patriarch to the church, revered by christians as the birthplace of jesus affinities run thr

eric: president biden, a heartfelt flea from bert a ammerman. our thoughts are with you and will be 10 days from now. >> thank you so much. alicia: we will turn the corner to another story we are watching. nasa's unmanned kappel -- capital, artemis one splashing down in half an hour after wrapping up a 25 day voyage around the moon. we are tracking that in los angeles. >> reporter: the weather in california is unstable. a cold front and 12 foot seas. they moved the recovery site 300 miles south of san diego off of the mexican baja coast. 30 minutes away, two navy helicopters in the air to assist in recovery. this is the first of four artemis missions this decade. the goal is building a human base camp on the moon in hope of reachinging bars in the late 2030s. this is a stepping stone, returning to the moon 50 years after apollo 11 in 1969. no humans aboard this craft but there are 3 dummies that spent 26 days orbiting 80 miles above the moon's surface conducting several tests. one, to measure radiation that future crews are going to face. the du

. >> part of what she also did she would use the scouts to support bert's programs. this is part of a pictograph that was in the washington evening star when bert was still food administrator. i know the pictures are not clear to you, but this is scouts working in the garden in world war ii we call the victory gardens. these are the gardens for raising your own food to help prevent food shortages and fulfill the slogan of the time food will win the work. i want to point out one thing to you. notice who gets top billing here? yet if you read every captions it's mrs. hoover and mrs. hoover. to be honest with you she said she was fine with that. she hated the limelight. in fact it's that hating the lime light and not wanting publicity is part of the reason we do not know these many things about her. >> all episodes of american history tv presidency series are available to watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. >> here's a look at some significant moments inistory that happened this week. on christmas night, 1776, general george washington led the continental army a

maybe we can send you frame bert. it's a bit different because like you need to have like term him sentence takes long time to, to mitchell this both paperwork or a post her mail in. now through the past, it's a really surprise us because in ukraine we've done how all of this dema and christina both found jobs quite quickly. and berlin demon is a designer and art director christina works on advertising, but she is also a musician. she even performed here in germany while pregnant. ah, yeah, lots of good moments also like her as his head, like i've given birth here and medicine and like her balloon is amazing to the true just to give a walk. like what of parks there. that's of children. so it is fire arthur every day. yeah. and lots of for working with a realtor so found work quite easily. local lots of propositions and you're quite hebert. not all of the 1000000 refugees coming from ukraine has been this fortunate dimmer and christina have settled into their new life in berlin. and while they're keen to return to ukra

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orators to nominate him 1924 winston churchill modeled his speaking style on bert cochran. he's the guy you wanted, but he was dead, so he had to turn to somebody else and machine politicians often turned to patrician, protestant, clean guy. so the patrician clean guy is franklin roosevelt. al smith says, nominate me in 24. and when he does that, hobbling up on those crutches people are like, wow, this is this is something they say and franklin roosevelt is back. and then in 1928, when al smith does get the nomination, he is. nominated again by franklin roosevelt. but more importantly, he wants his flank covered in new york. so he says frank, i want you to run for governor. and doesn't want to do it. eleanor puts the pressure a little bit or opens up the contacts roosevelt and doesn't think, you know, i don't think he saw a depression in 28 because he didn't think the time was to to run for his ascension to the to the presidency. so but runs he wins narrowly and then al smith thinks he's to be the you know the power behind the wheelchair he's going to franklin roosevelt wha

i would say that bert and ernie are one of the greatest comedy duos of all time.u know, it is a classic, like the tall skinny one, and the sort of short, pudgy one, it is abbott and costello all over again. >> no. >> did anybody ever tell you you got eyes like ping-pong balls? floating in green motor oil. >> there is just something just right about the essence of the characters, when i'm talking to miss piggy i thought he was real, and when i was a with kermit i thought he was real, they come alive. >> frank oz joined me about 18 years ago, which i think i often accredited him with being one of the real reasons that the muppet show is funny. >> what a terrific team we make. >> they didn't invent puppets, but they invented a style of puppetry that has been replicated over and over again, as far as really giving the puppets deep personalities, and i'm sure that starts with those two people hanging out a lot and making each other laugh. >> let's set up one more. >> they had all of the one-time great chemistries, sesame street, muppet show, sam and friends, any of tha

president zelenskyy has accused moscow of turning the city into bert ruins. severe winter storm has hit the united states. the national weather service is calling at the coldest in four decades. snow and freezing temperatures are disrupting holiday season travel for millions. the founder of the failed cryptocurrency exchange ftx is appeared in a u.s. court after being extradited from the bahamas on fraud charges. prosecutors accuse sam bankman-fried of stealing millions in customer funds cover losses at his hedge fund. he will be under house arrest while he awaits trial. a hospital in the chinese city of shanghai says half the population of 25 million could be infected with covid-19 by the end of next week. china is seeing a surge in cases after the government began easing restrictions following a wave of protests. floods have forced tens of thousands of people from their homes in northern malaysia. they were triggered by monsoon rains. forecasters are expecting more rain in the coming days. the taliban have reportedly arrested five women for protesting again

times under attack were kiev kirov kuibyshevsky districts from the scene are reported by stanislav bertlling of the city of donetsk continues at this moment now it is being shelled, the kievsky district is also restless on petrovka, we are in the very center of the city, you see, there are no people, now it is very loud here, but it is audibly growing. ah, cannonade. ah. it seems that the militants of the ukrainian regime are now preparing a provocation here in the center of the city, but it’s worth saying that today they fired at the city center last night. this is universitetskaya street, it was damaged in several places, the children's the kindergarten shop suffered damage to the kindergarten windows that were inserted in our place, so everything flew out. yes, this is a kindergarten 246. yes there are no windows or doors, everything is cut inside here, and visits to the ceiling, thank god, the kindergarten does not work. in general, for the glory of hearing children, and that is why. now, due to such a difficult situation, children's institutions, in general, do not work in the done

teresa bert reports from the capital one of iris. she was sentenced to fix years in prison and also banned from holding any public positions for life. this is very, very significant. even though the prosecutors had asked for a prison sense of at least 12 years in prison, she was accused of aggravated fraud. and also the prosecutors were hoping the work using her of being part of an elicit organizations that steered millions of dollars of public works contracts to a family friend. this last lead to charge which she was told up at, but still she's been sentence now. christina, for now this is karen or spoke right after this sentence was announced. again, she said that the tribune was a firing squad that she would be politically persecuted, that there were trying to prevent her from running for president in next year's presidential election. she also announced that she was not going to be president, that she was going to fight back to prove her innocence. she's, as i said before, you know, she's saying that the opposition is using the j

bert amerman. brother tom was one of them. everybody loved tom. he had two daughters at the time. six and four and wife he was 36 young. he didn't get to live his life on december 21st 1988 flight 103 was en route to new york from london in the air less than an hour when an explosion brought down the boeing 7 47 everyone on board was killed, including a group of americans from syracuse university who had been studying abroad debris scattering so far 11 people on the ground also died. families can't walk away from this. this has been part of the legacy of their loved ones, and they're growing up was at the time known as the chief bomb maker for former libyan president moammar gaddafi. stephanie bernstein, whose husband, michael died in the attack, telling abc news, massoud confessed to the bombing but to a libyan authority, adding, it wasn't clear that ever ever we could get him his extradition to the u. s. a major breakthrough catherine terman, a former fbi assistant director, who worked closely with the victim. his family is calling it another step toward accountability even afte

and the last, the things in the brain gram, i saw you nodding along a bit when bert was talking about the fact that from his perspective, one of the reasons is it's taken this long to get where we are right now is because the research into alzheimer's has been underfunded. do you think that the results of this clinical trial will spur more funding will? will this fight be better funded going forward? well hopefully because as, as she said, other misses leek cancer is very mainstream. and i'll say moses very, very underfunded and not really spoke about as much is all lower back illnesses out there. and cancer has a lot of choose to. i'm treatments that is alzheimer's has has had nothing until now. so hopefully this is a start of something that can be spoke a bit more and more awareness is raised to be able to raise more money and funds for future is susan call hossa. of course it early detection of a neuro degenerative disorders. it's crucial for recognizing signs of, of alzheimer's or, or recognizing signs of cognitive decline overall. do you think we're going to see more breakthrough

mister bert was treated for american boss will. per brittany greiner, who have been convicted of drug offenses in russia, she pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 9 years behind bars. earlier this year. the sword was conducted in the united arab emirates after months of negotiations. artie was the 1st interview, victor boot following his rude niece with a firm conversation recorded for us by russian parliament member and public figure . maria bettina. mister bird shared his thaws. i'm emotions about his long and difficult case. tell me, please, how are you feeling now that you're back home cushing, him another, was up still need to realize these feelings i lacked a word to describe it all. my wife is here with me now, so we have finally reunited schedule person. what do you think of the timing of the exchange? why now leaning out, you know, when it comes to american politics, any view and why something happened would be inappropriate. just happened and thank god it did what you what you, what's up and there be a session to western m

tell me about bert yet. the 1st time because he law has a defeat against an african team mer cameron in this case. and is the 1st time only to con laval south of a south american teams will go through a argentina and brazil never happened before. and now we have 3 asia, because we're considered ours trailer con, bids there is saw, it's the most diverse i thing i woke up ever to these 1st time me the least a walk up and for the 1st time as well, they will be teams from the 5 gone in and say, in the next her stage. incredible stuff. now i am of those as well. in your expert opinion, looking at the law 16 who's the favorite to go all the way when the thing and for to morrow. you mean the netherland rule over the world cup? who's going to win the will car for the policy lacing. brazil in france are my favorite. it's a where before and they come for him that even don't they last. they both where the feet in the last game and just quickly south america, only 2 teams in the last 16. i don't think we've ever seen th

between 1989 to 2002, died of leukaemia and multiple organ failure last wednesday, according professor bertith the world bank for 27 years, mainly in asia. hejoins us now from singapore. it is great to get you on the programme it is great to get you on the programme. how would you define jiang zemin's leadership and legacy? i think he will be remembered for his economic reforms and for re—engaging with the rest of the world after the tiananmen crackdown injune1989. he was a bit of a colourful person, i think many people remember him for his singing and his sighting of classic texts from the 90s takes in england and russia. but he was also an important leader of china's communist party, the third—generation core leader after... it the third-generation core leader after... , . , the third-generation core leader after... , ' after... it is a very different -a i after. .. it is a very different party i think— after... it is a very different party i think it _ after... it is a very different party i think it is _ after... it is a very different party i think it is fair - after... it is a very di

dana: bert and ernie. oh well they have a refrigerator in here. they have a tv part look what.so of course if you're born in the 60s you got these up. hot wheels but i used to collect hot wheels. they look pretty much the same except their little modern looking. they used to come in single box of you remember that.th aneyd a man, the cheapest gift r a toy, the army men. things to come in a plastic bagt what did you do with them? because she played army. the older and boarded like thema with a lighter.da danana: but do not try that at home. : if you are fans of war you played as army men. see that could have this fore jr jesse junior? greg: just beware their choking hazards. jesse: is not that stupid, nolo thanks. phil said something here not play with. you can use the army men to do a swash of will take the hot wheels. he will love the hot wheels. parts of the football game thehe guys look like that? dana: the weight is almost over the fantastic gift exchange and we come back. greg: look like foosball. ♪ - [narrator] every day, our lives are filled with choices, both simple and

kathy engel bert said she goes to big tech companies who pay for advertising and decide to put women'sd ask why there's not more equality. she tells them put their money where their mouth is all the time when they talk about equality. i asked her, do you believe wnba players are missing out on more equal pay because they're not getting the media coverage they deserve, the eyeballs they deserve for people to see what great players they are. she said there's no question about it. you have to put it there for more people to see. >> i understand. that's the reality for her. >> it's the reality. >> listen to what i'm saying here. i think all of that is an issue, and it should be addressed. when i sit here i'm not necessarily speaking for 100% of what i believe. i'm talking about also what people believe -- men in the studio. when i said the analogy in the sports bar, that is true. men think that, and women -- i've had my mother. i would much prefer to watch a men's event than a woman's event, but i'm a woman and they should be paid equally. by saying that, that doesn't make you sexist. hold

rachel: bert they were an only r child or from a large group like you were from, sean, the members of extended fox family had a few things in common. christmas was time of year all of them associated with family, food, fun, and childhood their lives. battle hardened war on christmas veteran jesse waters learned a few things through holidays past. among them, stuff doesn't matter that way, but kids are a great way to show you care. >> i was materialistic as a child. if that surprises anybody. and i used to write to santa claus to get me big screen tvs and electric cars, and my parents tried to temperad expectations m saying jesse, ths will be a thin christmas this year meaning i shouldn't expect big ticket items. i had my expectations lowered. so when i did get nice things, i was lappie with that. but in terms of giving.be ini was more of a getter. one year my mother said all i want for christmas is respect. h i guess i was being a naughty boy that year.en j i went to computer. wrote respect, printed it, and put that in a frame and wrappedh it up anapd put it under the tro w,and give m

m4 bert amerman his fight continues and his brother tom was 36 years old when he died flight hundredhree and said the questions over iran's possible involvement the attack must be answered. >> it is more than just libya, there is no question in my mind that iran was involved. had we used intelligence information all along, we would have come to this conclusion years ago. >> he called on the president directly to make that intelligence on the attack available, carley, todd. >> carley: alexandria hoff, thank you so much. now to this. american commandos killed two isis officials and helicopter raid in syria according to the u.s. central command. they identified one of those officials as regional isis operations leader and the other isis member not named. the officials had no civilians were killed or hurt during this rate appear in central command releasing a statement confirming, "i says continues to represent a threat to security and stability of the security of the operation. the steadfast commitment to ensuring the group's enduring >> todd: john kirby revealing russia refused to trad

really, bert juggling blokes and frocks, a rule so to fatten hideous and g a waving their banners. the reality was very different. i'm in the suffrage. i spent hours planning their outfits before. they went on march is so today i'm going to show you how to make asap reject cost with it again yet. but they, the aim was to win the war of opinion. a deal dubuque and the suffragettes understood from the start altogether that they could not win this war by presenting themselves as women who poached a little too much from men's wardrobe securely pure, she emptied between on his stomach. damp was from a political point of view, the suffragettes and the united states for the 1st 2 years lipstick, symbolically to shock to which i live and to attract attention for a cushy lawyer. new york 191220000 suffragettes are marching the streets, demanding the right to vote. they're all wearing red lipstick at the time. it was revolutionary. and when they arrived on 5th avenue, for those of you who are familiar with new york city, they marched in front of elizabeth arden salon. it is that she was abou

bert turned her dues their disappointed, he was convinced he was going to be part of this. it was good to see kamala harris popping in there today i'd forgotten about her. seriously speaking, i hope the bite in the ministration keeps focusing on this because it's important, it's not something they seem very very focused on harris it just shows russia right now russia in retreat in many ways. kyiv one is person of the year. you see the ukraine doing very well in that contest, so i think it's good for america. i don't want to second-guess the rest of it because of why she's on the plane on the way here. there's nothing like it to have a commander-in-chief and president president and in the ministration that focus on that. i'm not going to say that the biden administration yet, they are nowhere near the 50 that the trump and pentz had in four years. but this is good. >> let's talk about the legalities of what got brittney griner where she was. you talk about the lapped sightedness of what she had done with cannabis oil and so on and so forth and then what happened to her. the

gone, you have to figure that out and my guess is you will be back here in a year when you have a bert handle on the numbers to talk to this committee. thank you for doing this. i yield back. chair waters: thank you very much. you know by now that mr. perlmutter is a bankruptcy attorney. you can tell by those questions. this would be a good time to enter into the record, without objection, i would like to enter into the record the indictment of sam bankman freed -- bankman-fried by the southern district of new york that was unsealed this morning and the separate filings from the securities and exchange commission and the commodity futures trading commission, both of which were filed this morning. thank you. with that, the gentleman from michigan, mr. huizenga, is recognized for five minutes mr. huizenga: thank you, madam chair. mr. ray, i'm going to get my colleague to shift a little bit, or get up, thank you. one quick question. have you been sharing your findings with the s.e.c. at all? as you have been going through this? mr. ray: yes. mr. huizenga: how about southern district of ne

bow bert leads -- recount. counties must complete the recount by december 13th.alled house seat. >>> the biden administration avoids a rail strike as the pro-labor forces a deal on unions to secure infrastructure and supply lines for the holidays. let's bring in new york congresswoman nicole mall a ya tackies -- malliotakis. congresswoman, thank you so much for being here tonight. i want to get your take right off the bat, what do you make of congress having to intervene at the behest of president biden on this deal, and what do you make of the outcome? no paid sick leave for these workers. >> well, look, congress has not had to intervene in three decades on something like this, and it's unfortunate that it has come to the point where congress did have to intervene. and quite frankly, president biden, i believe, didn't do his job, he didn't show any leadership many trying to negotiate -- in trying to negotiate the deal or help negotiate the deal, rather, and he basically put it on congress' lap. we had really no choice here but to interview because we were not go

we spoke to his brother bert earlier, you spoke to him eric. credited the white house with the latest development. in the same vein believes the white house must do more to expose iran's potential involvement. listen. >> mr. president you're on the timeclock, you're a democrat but republicans have dropped the ball on this also but it's now up to president biden, don't deflect this to a statement from a state department. you know the issues and you live the issues with me and i would love an opportunity to discuss this with you. >> the leader accepted responsibility for the bombing and restitution was paid to the victims families but qaddafi always denied he ordered the attacks, it took two years of negotiations to get the suspect here, back in december, december 21st the 32nd anniversary attorney general bill barr who had a few days left in office announce the specific charges against masud. then it was attorney general bill barr, the attorney general for president george h. w. bush back in 1981 that announce those initial charges against the f

i got out of it and played berts.ber anyway. yes i have them copied when dad played a cat. i also remember, i climbed into some kind of chair like that, yes. and then he also played this one, a video of a cat. yes? it was my dad's favorite because he was a cat, and i really liked the musical cats and dad played a cat. and dad. you too copied yes, i would like to play basketball, dad dreamed not, well, dad is professional, but he taught me both skating and basketball. he wanted me to go around somewhere in the sport according to the documents. i'm daria nikolaeva when i graduated from school, when i entered, i suddenly wanted something different so that i would not want to have a relationship, neither to my mother, not to my father. i just wanted to feel like myself. how did you feel about her changing her last name? well, well, there was a decision. here. i want to be avratinsky. i say, well, not nikolaeva, no, not orange. no, here's the obverse. i want you to be my parents. that's what they all achieved. you were fil

s men's national team head coach gregg bert haller.ays one of the players did not meet expectations and they were ready to book him a flight and sent him back home. soccer sources say that player is 20 year old geo renner. coaches apparently weren't pleased with what they considered was a lack of effort during practices right , eventually apologized to the team and stayed at the world cup, although he never started in any of the four matches. alright so the semi finals of the world cup starts tomorrow and wednesday join us for viewing parties at the crossing of east cut in san francisco. that's nearly salesforce transit center mornings onto the nine will be live at that watch party tomorrow and wednesday, so come on out and join us if you're in the area. well the rain this weekend did not put a damper on some traditional bay area holiday celebrations. ktvu elissa harrington has a look from tilden park and how now that the rain is done. people are preparing for colder temperatures. the weekend storm didn't dampen this holiday tradition

early results rather in fe geez, general election showed the governing party trialing the opposition bert counting is continuing to former koolaid as a vine to become prime minister in an election that's seen as a test of fiji democracy. but turn out was the lowest in a decade as well. hey, reports. as they went to the polling stations, voters in fiji echoed the concerns of so many others around the world. the cost of living crisis and rebuilding the economy after the cove at $19.00 shut down. this government is doing so much for the people they are giving was 5th food vouchers. even the lot of things the government has done, people are just really nervous about how things are gonna turn out and am excited also on for the possibility of change. that nervousness was because the election was largely a choice between 2 men with a history of interfering in the democratic process. prime minister frank viney mariama led a military coup in 2006 and has been in power ever since. as with the previous vote in 2018 is main challenge, it was another former military man sit of any rumble cup who led t

. >> we're hearing from the wnba commissioner, kathy engel bert, that the league is working on payingmore so they don't have to make those choices you're speaking about. making money here gained the wealth and appreciation that you experienced overseas and not have to go abroad. do you think that's possible? and would that help? >> i think it's possible. people say, oh, you guys don't get the fan base like your male counterparts or you don't get the viewership. well, we're not aggressively promoting as our male counterparts. these women are mothers, ceos, businesswomen. there was one wnba player, she played with cancer. those stories aren't told. if you promote the women just like the men, people will watch these people. once we get the brand partnerships behind us and promoting us and people know who we are, they'll come to watch. it will grow. >> i certainly hope so. and it's always important to see yourself in the role models that you are looking at, you are choosing for your children to watch, that you yourself would hope to emulate and certainly respect all that you have done. an

it's bert. a parent and that felt really good to bring that part of myself to work >> seth: one of the great things about this film is it talks about how a father introduces his son to film, which becomes like a life-long love affair do you -- have you started introducing the 4-year-old to art yet? >> well, we do on, on, on the weekends we watch movies we make popcorn, and we'll watch a movie. so she gets a little more screen time on the weekend. >> seth: yeah. >> so we'll do a movie we haven't gone to the theater yet. i don't know if that's because she is a pandemic kid. she was 1 1/2 when the pandemic hit. >> seth: yeah. >> and i can't wait to do that her mind will be blown i mean, anticipation is not her thing. [ light laughter ] you know, it still needs to be a pretty benign film, yeah >> seth: do you put a lot of - do you and zoe - do you stress about picking the movie? because, that's where we are because we don't have a lot of screen time. so when we show them a movie, we want to make sur

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being o a man known as the merchant of dante's back in russia, after a christmas walk, deal victor bert has given his 1st interview to say, media accusing the west of trying to destroy russia. ali hashem reports from us. it took months of sick with diplomatic negotiations. what in the end, one of america's most wanted men returned to russia a free man. he was released from the u. s. facility as part of a prisoner exchange with american basketballs thought. brittany greiner, who had been detained in russia, russian all the de la victor booth, was called the motions of debt and spent 14 years in the us prison. you sent them to 25. i'm only be watching it in russia, the mood was jubilant. watts booth return. whole media outlets celebrated the big deal as it was described in one of the leading newspapers. while boots sat down with the country's international broadcaster place 1st interview since his release was up, west believes that they didn't finish herself in 990. when the soviet union begin to disintegrate, and the fact that we are now trying to live and not depend on anyone to be a tr

more people sighting and walking, makes this city a bert place to live. and network of permanent slow streets is sustainable and more equitable san francisco. that supports friendly ways to get around. >> 30 seconds. >> please commit to making slow streets permanent, thank you so much. >> next speaker, please. hello. >> speaker, you've been unmuted. we're going through it. >> speaker: i'm a community worker and member of the filipino community. i'm calling in today to ask you to support the afmta staff recommendation program. but please strengthen the program by incorporating changes from the people grant. please keep them in the effort. so many community members especially working class. >> 30 seconds. >> speaker: work immigrant and families with small children and seniors and people with disability in the community do not have the vehicles. and walk every day and use their school to get around and they want to feel safe. a connected network of slow streets would provide easy access to school and park and commercial corridor. with that, we strongly encou

bert, we have brought the people pretty much up to date. as of this point? >> well, i was standing at the trade mart, waiting for his arrival there. all of a sudden we saw them approaching, they didn't slow down, as a matter of fact, they were going 70, 80 miles an hour past us. and then i jumped into a police car and went to parkland. >> they soon come running in. one of them had a large machine gun, and they was hollering for stretchers and cots and everything. >> what happened after this? >> well, then the president come in immediately behind him, and they took him over, both of them, back to the -- >> albert thomas, democrat of texas, is standing outside the corridor of the emergency room. said he's been told the president was still alive but in very critical condition. >> the president has not arrived here. a group of secret service men and other officials has gathered where the president normally would enter and discussing heatedly with one another some subject or other, of course we have no idea what. >> now, here is an announcement

scientists believe they can make a real contribution in the fight against global warming oceanographer will bert but it sucked up so much, it's now too acidic, and that's a problem. think harmful algae blooms and bleached out coral reefs it means the ocean can't keep up with the carbon humans continue to pump into the air so what to do? give the ocean a giant antacid that's right add magnesium hydroxide powder to existing pipes like this one at a halifax energy plant to absorb more greenhouse gases and perhaps even get healthier at the same time. >> so a giant rolaid goes into that pipe, makes the ocean less acidic so it absorbs more of the bad carbon and sucks it up? >> more or less, that's about. >> reporter: burt's job is to make sure it works he and his colleagues at planetary technologies are determined to make sure it does no harm. a better safe than sorry approach with a range of research funded by the company university professor hugh mcintire is studying something he is an expert on teeny-tiny plankton. >> what we are going to do is add the magnesium hydroxide and monitor what happens w

levels of action here and i wonder if you have the data that actually supports that using all three is bert then just using the first one or doing what los angeles is doing or whether-are there cities that have done pilot programs so they maybe look at what is happening by doing three different versions because i do feel like it is kind of like when i have a cold and take three different medications like two different vitamins and also a aspirin and feel better. i don't know which it was and these things as much as i hear that you-the data you have doesn't have consequences, i would not expect it would have consequences of increasing crime, but i worry that it might create different traffic consequences and maybe crime solving data. crime solving statistics. i also know you are using cities that are not san francisco, so i just-it is kind of all scattered here. it is kind of not separated. to the first question, do you have details that separate out all of these different approaches and which one works or do they work better in combination or is that just theoretic? >> i can take some of th

tt's correct chief justice berts and again at the record is devoid of those factors because the company chose to litigate this case. i think a lot of the description th we heard today would be powerful argumts that they may not be public accommodation, and what they do. t we simply don't have those facts here. certainly the level of selectivity, the way in which the potential customer engages with the client, i am sorry the service provider, and how the service provider makes their product available or known to the public all factor in that analysis. >> can i ask you auestion about one other case, the one you rely on most heavi i your brief, rumsfeld against fair. it seems to me that a distinction you have to deal with ith case is the speech there was not compelled. or what was compelled was not considered speech it involved thscols providing rooms for the mitary recruiter. and when it came to the question of compelled speech with the court said was empty rooms don't speak. but here of course the whole argument is that the speech is being compelled so how does the holding or analysis in