bert was named to e board of trustees at stanford in 1912.ed him to build and own a house on the stanford land by 1914. hoover's plan to return the united states to enroll the boys school in california. the start of world war one, upended these plans, causing a delay in tir departure. lew and the boys leaving on october 3rd of that year. sh returned to london in november that year, staying until may 1915, when returned to be with her sons in, california. she took boys back to london with her in continued pace, and finally they decided that lew would bring the boys back to california. in january 1917, with no plans to return here you see the ship manifest of their crossing which took 12 days to get from falmouth to new york city. in 1918. lew and bert purchased, an unfinishedou from albert. at 746 inez street on the campus. lew managed upgrading and completion of the boys from 191o 1919 when they moved to washington. they sold the house in 1920 to their friends. ephron doesood. douglas adams and his wife florence. during this time, she began d

we talked to bert again. he told us the computer system crashed again this past saturday for more than four hours this time. >>> tonight oakland homicide detective told us two people were arrested after a home invasion ended in a deadly shooting. police swarmed a house on 98th avenue near burr street around 6:00 yesterday evening. officers say they were responding to a holmbergry and then they found a person dead. homicide detectives say they're presenting the case to the d.a.'s office tomorrow. >>> staying in the east bay, there are a lot of emotions swirling around the recall of alameda county district attorney pamela price, and those emotions were on display when a rally held by recall supporters this weekend turned violent. our da lin recorded a counterprotester who supported price telling crime victims they needed to, quote, raise their kids. that's when someone took a swing at him. today we learned an employee of the d.a.'s office was also at the rally, apparently taunting the family members of murder v

bert situation had changed, too. work in in he cable lew and said, going to china via san francisco. will you go mhe one word in re. yes yes. lew wrote to dr. to let him know he on february 2nd and said here have i been all the time hunting high and to find you a position to your liking when you had won all the while and best one could possibly have found fo: you. well, i'm done with you now. you may go leave the country my blessingndmagine me looking ter from the shore. with a smile broad as my face will admit. and as happy as if you were my n. your loving professor law. jake brenner. he includi, included a little drawing of himself down at the bottom left blessing newlyweds. they were married monterey, at her parents house on february. 10th 1899. the next day boarded a boat and left for china from san francisco. over the next decade and a half, the hoovers would travel the world extensively, first based in china and then in london, where they spent many years living in the red house. both their boys. herbert allen

lew and bert purchased, an unfinished house from albert.treet on managed ud completion of the house, lived there with the boys from 1917 to 1919 when they moved to washington. they sold the house in 1920 to their friends. ephron does good. douglas adams and his wife florence. during this time, she began designing her dreamuld suit then juan. having bought the plot, and, his father, arthur, who chaired stanford's art and architectural department, were the architects. lew designed a house that was over 12,000 square feet in size and could accommodate the large number of who were used to hosting. they were used to hosting while still comfortable for tir own the building made of reinforced concretethe house featured flats and an outdoor sep the house sat atop san juan hill and lew would climb the tall construction to examine the views, the rooms and the roofs. the facade included brick tile and stucco. the inside the house was considered eclectic. miss dunlap notes that, quote, interior design reflected an eclectic of architectural elements of

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. >> bert ward was the first one. >> from rocky. >> no, that was bert ward. >> you are right.er] >> a horrible misunderstanding. [laughter] >> do you think is a child i was lusting after a crusty old racist? >> if you were, i would give audience insight into you so it would be a successful question but no, i don't accuse you of such thing. >> bert word, who else? bay city rollers, i had the bay city rollers outfit. >> that survive i'm not that far from it. i'm a member of the gay city rollers. [laughter] >> gene simmons, any of the members of kiss until makeup came up in your like -- [laughter] >> kiss without the makeup is like strip clubs when the lights come on like oh no. >> in person and then you're like -- [laughter] dry heave. david was kind of like that, to. dry heave for me. >> he had a going on in the 80s the. >> i have a lot of crushes. [laughter] daydream a lot. >> was the first concert been? >> ac/dc. >> rad. >> general admission so you had to like jump over the railing like the doors open and you run as a 12 or 13-year-old and you run and jump over the railing on

>> for the past 16 years bert has been answering the calls day in and day out. >> dispatcher it is a great job. you literally help people at their greatest time of need. >> as the president of the 911 dispatcher's union he says behind-the-scenes of the emergency management there is a complex set of challenges and problems that will take time and money to fix >> san francisco 911. >> reporter: in april they unveiled the new and improved 911 dispatch center. a $9 million renovation funded by a bond approved by voters four years ago. the remodel includes 55 new workstations, state of the art facility. bert says most of those improvements, though needed, are cosmetic >> it is almost like lip stick on a pig >> the day after the grand opening burt says the center's computer system crashed for two hours forcing them to go to manual mode. >> when a call comes in everything is written down on a piece of paper t is given to a runner. so they can take it to the police dispatch or fire dispatch >> burt said that was not the only time >> how many crashes have you had in the last couple of months?

they provide boots, foot boots, berts, rps, so we buy everything ourselves.s is news, but where is that friendly help from the american brothers, the europeans, and where are these hyped ones? this is simply being stolen, this is complete confirmation of the absolute corruption of the ukrainian system, that is, despite all the support, assistance, and so on, everyone is successfully stealing from it, volunteers, and their own leadership and officials, and all international assistance is being stolen, including because western officials say that they fully meet the needs of ukraine in this regard, as the captive vsushnyk said, and his mechanized brigade should not have taken part in the assaults, but in theory, in practice, the so-called third category of fitness, who sits in the front , was sent for meat edge? on the front line, well, personally , we have mostly old people, this is normal, we sit in positions, everything that is basically... the ukrainian army is insignificant, as a rule, the survival rate of such professionals die in the first assault, about

it was an emotional day in the outfield thursday from fans like bert williams who thought a maze as a hero when he was a kid. i'm in my 70's, but it. kind of the end and may try do to improve a lo who dropped to his knees praying. i didn't think i'd be so. so the motional. over that is due flu home to san francisco from chicago for the maze tribute. set the bar so high that nobody can touch it when he died. he took it with them. >> so when you just amazing of so many great memories, the baseball legend made his mark here after playing with the giants from 1951. to 1972. >> he got his start at rickwood field in birmingham where he played in the league and where thursday's tribute game for mays was played. fans watching from the outfield of oracle park. remember not just the baseball player, but the person. he was a gentleman and he set good examples. he he let. >> some pretty heavy stuff for all right off his back spoke up when it was time did a great job for the league for the team. even if you didn't know who he was and with the players are, ended up watching him, whether it was the

original sesame street 1st aired in the usa in 1969 among the most famous puppets, worldwide r. ernie and bert elmo rover and cookie monster now and lean towards the iconic line up in germany. i think a long way re, blue green or as yellow as couple there at the big method, some small ones, some that can fly some of the crawl and some of the uh, ones i looked at. i think all of that already speaks for diversity tape giving me some mix of color and they need us on everything is all over time. everyone can be who they want to be off of. any of it that for me is the core of sesame street by and it has always been like that in the us as well as in germany and all to from the start. it was important for the creators of the children and show to represent boys and girls of equally characters with various getting colors and children living with challenges like h i v positive coming julia with autism as characters with mobility issues likely altima, french, yvonne in the is really and a mirror in the arabic versions of sesame street for somebody. it's important that the disability scene is just one of

. >> reporter: for bert o'neill and his brother whose home sits directly behind rickwood field, on their stoop they talked about the good old days, working with the grounds crew as teens. >> him and i used to go out the and work the ground. we put the tarp do li it wa gointo rain. the passing of willie mays, they were hoping the giants-cardinals game would give them one last chance to see their hometown hero. >> oh, man, he was the man, say hey kid. he was the man. he was special. he was one of the greatest, if not. >> reportbut rather than sadness for long time giants fajim thornson, the ga is a chance to break ouhiorange crush tuxedo in the deepsouth heat to celebrate the legacy of willie mays. >> i grew upwith him in san francisco, saw him play as a little boy. my grandmother took me to the '62 world series. i don't remember the game, but as soon as i knew enough about baseball and was able to reamed, i read about the ' gianand on and on, '54, the great catch. i saw m play probably 150 times, something like that. he was the best. en in the layears he was a showman. he's just an icon,

alumni in attendance, including joe rudi, blue moon odom, gene tenace, bert campaneris, and series mvplie fingers, who fielded the final out. >> when you're a kid, you dream about being in a world series and being on the mound and getting that last out. i ran right over here, caught it, threw it to gene tenace. the next thing i know, i got 24 guys jumping all over my. it's good when you got guys jumping on you because you figure you did something right. >> that's such a great sound bite. uh- rawley threw out the first pitch as well. a strike to fellow closer mason miller, who did not jump on rawley's back there, though today, a tough game for the home team. hogan. harris. he went six plus innings, but he gave up three runs, including a long ball to byron buxton. first run of the game there, he had two of minnesota's three rbi. oakland was getting perfect game as well. twins starter pablo lopez struck out 14. there goes brant rooker. he struck out four times. lawrence butler hey, there's the ace first hit with two outs in the sixth, but the a's only get three hits in a three nothing los

series in five over the dodgers alumni in attendance, including joe rudi, blue moon odom, gene tenace, bertgers, who fielded the last out. >> when you're a kid, you dream about being in a world series and being on the mound and getting that last out. i ran right over here, caught it, threw it to gene tenace. the next thing i know, i got 24 guys jumping all over my. it's good when you got guys jumping on you because you figure you did something right. >> that's a great comment. rawley threw out the first pitch as well, and that's a strike to fellow closer mason miller. what a moment. i bet he could still toss it around the yard today. a tough day for the home team. hogan harris went six plus innings, only gave up three runs, but included this long ball to byron buxton. first run of the game. he had two of minnesota's three rbi. oakland was getting perfect game as well. twins starter pablo lopez struck out 14. brant rooker went down four times. lawrence butler finally broke up the perfecto with two outs in the sixth. a's get just three hits in a three nothing loss with the 11th pick in the 20

it was an emotional day in the outfield thursday from fans like bert williams who thought a maze as a hero when he was a kid. i'm in my 70's, but it. kind of the end and may try do to improve a lo who dropped to his knees praying. i didn't think i'd be so. so the motion will. over flew home to san francisco from chicago for the maze tribute, set the bar so high that nobody can touch it when he died. he took it with them. >> so when you just amazing of so many great memories, the baseball legend made his mark here after playing with the giants from 1951. to 1972. >> he got his start at rickwood field in birmingham where he played in the league and where thursday's tribute game for mays was played. fans watching from the outfield of oracle park. remember not just the baseball player, but the person. he was gentleman and he set good examples. he he let. >> some pretty heavy stuff roll right off his back spoke up when it was time did a great job for the league for the team. even if you didn't know who he was and with the players are, ended up watching him, whether it was the flowers surro

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he posted a photo of lauren bo bert and people went nuts about the photo so that he tweeted wait waite all you seem to care about is lauren what did she do in a dark theater that hasn't been done i don't have chlamydia by the way lol. that's my vice president at the very least he should do the show if somebody watching knows him. >> greg: i'm sure he'd love to do the show. mr sent is that 50 or for 80. >> now he's never gonna do it because you did that. no no rhonda santos no nikki haley no vbac. there's no reason to vet her she's at the top of the list you not? to call her and be like you are off the list you might mess around in the forest and kennedy do the sound, please. [ cheers and applause ] >> make me feel that when you hear you do that as if you think this is a deflection as the people they'd assign different? >> absolutely will do some version of the apprentice which will crescendo at the rnc in july and they're releasing a little here and there is like the beginning of the bachelor as they're never the ones he takes him to his family. >> interesting he's been to the governo

gramm and john early, who together the late bert ecklund, wrote the myth american inequality a groundreaking work that rigorously and carefully the extent to whichhe extent of income inequality andtransfers. before i turn it over to my ney, however, there are several people i would like to thank for their support and hard work that goes into this prize. none of this work be possible without the support and friendship of manhattan institute trustee t smith, who first conceived of the prize and, diane smith. ■together, they have supported the prize since its inception. please join me in■s. smith for y and commitment to the cause of freedom. ■tin. additiono mr. sm w manhattan trustees who have kindly joined charters michael kaufman, nick nell and russlfor. i'd also like to recognize institute president emeritus larry mone. larry mote has done an enormous amount for the cause of freedome him tonight. thank■x you. i'd also like recognize the hayek prize jury, the distinguished women and men who carefully read each minad book before selecting the winner. brian anderson donald j. tommy stone

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