if you take away her binder, she will probably cry. once in a while, he's right.'t senior staff is trying to close the book on her because of her binder. sources say she is not quick enough, reads from her binder word for word and does not make compelling cases to reelect the big guy. what do you think? >> and las vegas he told the story about recently talking to a french president who died in 1996. >> i will not go down that rabbit hole with you sir. the board has never convened. it never convened and the board is -- the board is pausing in the sense that it will not convene. let me see if i have any new things for you on that. i think it has been a couple of days since we have been asked that question. i don't have anything new. >> jesse: sources tell the post that biden's senior aides have been quietly scheming to get her to leave on her own so they don't have to fire her. quote, there such a huge diversity issue and they are afraid of what folks will say. they are talking about biden's senior advisor and chief of staff. now how does biden's very white staff pu

i because of her binder. say she's not quick enough reads from her binder word for word and doesn't make compelling casesror to reelectwd the big guy. >> what do you think? ink?in las vegas, he told the ss about recently talking to a frenchld president who diedin in 1996. i'm not even going to go down that rabbi19t with you, sir.. >> so the board has nevernvened convened it so that it neverd to convened date and the board- th as it is? yes, the board is ise boar is pg in the sense that it will not convene to see if i have anything new for you and that they think it's been a couple of daysk since we have asked you to ask that question. okay. >> i don't have anything new.tet sources tell the posthepo that biden's senior aides have been quietlst ty to get heo leave on her own so they don't have to fire. >>they don quote, there's such e diversity issue and they're afraid of what folks going to say. >> they're talking about biden senior adviser ut anita dunn and chief of staff jeff zients. >> now, how does biden's

shelly binder: leah aks is my great-grandmother. she was traveling in third class.ic] the party that jack dawson brought roads to in third class in the movie titanic actually happened, and my great-grandmother was there. [rousing music] kellie carter jackson: joseph philippe lemercier laroche was the only black man on the titanic. joseph was a second-class passenger. i believed he always sort of wanted to return to haiti and to be with his family. julian fellowes: titanic was that society in miniature. everyone was aboard immigrants as well as high-born noble women in their diamonds. they were all there. i think the titanic was the last known real moment in history where everybody knew their place. and i think that's why people love it, love to talk about it, love to think about it, because it's an era that is literally frozen in time there. and things were never the same afterwards. [theme music] my name is oluseyi and some of my favorite moments throughout my life are watching sports with my dad. now, i work at comcast as part of the team that created our ai highl

but if you go inside that binder, you will see that it's very unique. >>> ahead at noon and streaming on cbs news bay area, a data breach at one of the largest cell phone carriers in the nation, impacting more than 70 million customers. >>> crews working to open alternative route for port of baltimore after the >>> baltimore workers have begun cutting wreckage of the bridge into pieces in an effort to reopen the port after the catastrophic bridge collapse. crews will scan after each cut. the coastguard is marking clear sections of the channel and say two temporary channels are second to be cleared later today to allow ships to be past the wreckage. >> i anticipate smaller vessels, maybe small tugs in the next days. >> the bodies of two construction workers have been recovered. bodies of four are unaccounted for and presumed dead. >>> att is notifying people who are impacted. the latest security problem for one of america's largest cell phone carriers. >> reporter: att says this impacted current and former customers and it was uncovered when private data started appearing on the dark w

and jen psaki was condescending and honest but can think on her feet and jesse watters calls her binder words written for her in the binder and begs the question is there anything about the biden administration that's not scripted? it's very year that jean-pierre, karine jean-pierre, excuse me, i'm fighting a cold. was hired for her race and gender and that's keeping her in the job now. john kirby should be doing that on a daily basis and this is clearly a job awarded not based on performance but based on merit. we see it every day. it's sad to watch quite frankly. carley: yeah, talked about me working the weekend. you're working the weekend and you're going to be on the big saturday show tonight. jason chaffetz, anita, dr. sapphire and more. have a great day, joe. >> thank you for the shameless promo. appreciate you and see you tonight at 7:00 p.m.. i know you'll be tunning in, carley. carley: absolutely. major artist coming out taking aim at concert ticket sales and marsha blackburn is sponsoring it and coming on the show to talk about it next. ♪ (♪) (♪) try dietary supplements from v

. >> this was the binder that i gave to the district attorney for marin to prove all of the recoveryof all the money. and this went up to sacramento also. but they followed up with extensive documents and they said, come on. this did not really happen, did it? i was able to prove it. being able to prove the recovering of 12 million more than we started off with, i believe is the sole reason that governor newsom gave me the pardon. >> reporter: now he says all the way t has been caring for years is gone , in hopes to be able to help other former inmates get back on track. >> with a pardon , it does give me vindication. to some level. some people will never say, you are a crook, you know, but if you look and go inside that binder you will see that it is very unique. >>> teens have drama. one more minute! braces add more drama. ahh! how does anyone do this?! invisalign is better oral hygiene, and no drama. ♪ rise ♪ ♪ rise ♪ ♪ rise ♪ (alarm beeping) ♪ rise ♪ ♪ and thrive! ♪ (♪♪) belvita! >>> it is the start of a brand-new month and today is april 1st and all kinds of weird shenanigans ar

misusing $13.5 million from 400 investors, then it took him two decades to get here >> this was the binder i gave to the district attorney to prove all of the recover of all of the money. and then this went to, up to sacramento also but they followed up with extensive documents. they said oh, come on, this didn't really happen did it? i was able to prove it. being able to prove the recovery of $12 million more than we started off with, i believe it is sole reason he gave me the pardon. >> reporter: now, all of the weight he has been carrying on for years is gone and hopes to be able to help other inmates to get back on track. >> with the pardon it does give me vindication. to some level. some people will never say, well, yeah, you are a crook. you know. but, if you look, if you go inside of that binder you will see that it is very unique.. >> governor newsom granted 180 pardons. >>> a small group of families and businesses say they are fighting for a better oakland. they held a rally this afternoon in front of city hall. one of the people there was taylor jay. before coming to the rally sh

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here in the room, there is a room called the tentura room, there is a complete collection of books, bindersoom? yes, קעמה קלטות, אם יש יש לך כלכתות, זה עזיקר, יש הכה 140 or something like that, hours that some of them are half arabs and half jews, and here they said the things, הנה יש כלתות, i came to women and' i said to them, i want to do work, here are the soldiers of alexandria, according to the dates also, how long are you actually working on the story ahaz, their recorder? it's about two years. and what did you do? every one of them who spoke to me, spoke to me in his house. i went from one house to another, every person sent me to another person. you should take into account that they were 70 years old, that is, we made these recordings 20 years ago, can we listen to them? can you take the speakers and listen to them? but if you want to make a movie, watch out, because they will chase you like they chased me. you do a lot of things like that. yes, and people remember a lot, there is someone who knows more, and there is someone who knows , surely there was a mixture of all kinds of th

but, if you go inside the binder you will see that it is very unique. >>> the time is 6:12. that is a wrap for opening weekend. how do you feel about yo ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ >>> baseball is in full swing, taking a live look at the coliseum. the a's darted off hosting the cleveland guardians for a four-game series and while oakland lost their first three games, they officially got on the board yesterday via a walk off. paul blackburn was sensational. the antioch born dominated the guardians, punching out three and allowing three hits and a walk. he ended up getting a no decision as they were tied at three into the ninth. pinch-hitter abraham toro drew up for pinch walk with a walk-off walk. they host the boston red sox later to

at this point we have come to a possible. obtaining low-clinic mineral binders based on blast furnace granulated slag. concrete consists of cement, sand, crushed stone and water. during mixing, only cement exhibits activity, forming calcium hydroxide and hydrosilicates. due to the presence of calcium hydroxide and a number of hydrated compounds, there is a fairly serious problem associated with the destruction of concrete structures in highly mineralized aquatic environments, that is, in the sea. the high content of salts that our northern seas are rich in leads to... to their interaction with hydration and cement products, and this in turn affects concrete destruction processes. in order to stop this process, scientists decided to use cement with a high content of metallurgical waste, namely granular slag. and you can somehow distinguish between concrete using slag, and concrete that is now used without additives, these samples, concrete based on portlan cement, you can already observe traces of primary corrosion on it, the appearance. the design can withstand, in real conditions inn

. >> this was the binder i gave to the district attorney to prove all of the recovery of all of the money. and then this went up to sacramento also. but they followed up with extensive documents and said, oh, come on, this didn't really happen, did it? i was able to prove it. being able to prove the recovery of $12 million more than we started off with, i believe that is the sole reason that governor newsom gave me the pardon. >> and now he says all is the way that he's been carrying for years is gone and hopes to be able to help former inmates get back on track. >> with the pardon, it does give me indication to some level. some people will never say , well, yeah, whatever. but if you go inside the binder you will see it is very unique. >> i'm sure it's a weight off his shoulders. >>> that's a wrap for opening weekend. how do you feel about your team this morning? the split on the road for the giants. >>> and we are taking you to san jose for an uncomfortable site in the skies. and taking a live look outside before heading to break. this is the view from ♪ today, my friend you did it, you

use the binders like, you know, the, the kids can use.ey can just throw that into the recycle bin rather than create another piece of plastic junk. >> well, let's, let's find out. is the world ready to make a change from going from plastics to something more natural and, something that won't hurt our environment? >> one of the biggest challenges accessibility to plastic free products, right now, the positive part is there are more and more cities and towns. the towns, like, you know, where i live in the bay area, you know, they have like a, like a refill stores, you know, they sell very eco friendly products and the people can use it there. you know, empty bottles to get detergent to get shampoos, you know. so i think there are more and more people are doing a lot of things to make a difference there, and then secondly, i think is also probably the cost. a lot of people feel like, oh, sustainable products and probably will charge a high premium they cannot afford, you know, for all these household products. but the reality is actually, ev

glued to the binder has to read everything verbatim it.eems like there is a lot of substance to it. did it catch you by surprise? >> well, it caught me by surprise the timing of this report. because, the whole emily's list offer was several months ago. that was reported at the time. so i don't know what sort of made this come out now. broadly speaking, you know, karine has her wheelhouse in certain areas. just like we see john kirby always talking about anything with national security, foreign policy, you know, former pentagon spokesman. they sort of divide that job in that area. and when karine has to, you know, talk about the things that judicial usually john kirby talks about it's not as strong as when she talks about things in her wheelhouse political messaging, for instance. the timing of the report was a little bit surprising because we knew about the emily's list offer back in, i think, disease you were up on the dais because you are part of the association and one of the officers. i'm sure there was some smalltalk about that. it ac

say now, yes, he worked as a special correspondent for the illustrated magazine bee, if we take the binderwe take a file for those years of this illustrated magazine bee, there are a lot of military sketches by vasily dmikovich polinov, there are convoys with the wounded, but these are pencil sketches, there is not a single large painting in the spirit of vereshchagin. what i want to say about why he didn’t depict the horrors of war, well, firstly, because vasilyich, after all, had a different credo, he was a landscape painter and we know very well his wonderful life-affirming paintings, the moscow courtyard, his grandmother’s garden, golden autumn, overgrown pond, yes, even all the paintings of the gospel cycle, they tell us about humanism, about goodness, about christian humility and, so to speak, some... and polenovskaya’s palette speaks about the joy of life, so i specially brought a small quote, it’s just, so to speak , excuse me that i don’t read it by heart, this is one of the most famous statements of vasily dmitrich polenov, but i will let you quote it in full, because it answers

so i put together a binder of all the kinds of things i've done over the last 20 years, and i was told around february of 2016 that i would receive the honorary doctorate and i would be able to deliver the commencement address. >> oh, wow. >> i was so excited and so honored. it turns out that one of my own kids was going to be in that graduating class. >> how about that? >> so that gave me all i needed. right? dr. joseph marshall who is on the board of trustees is a respected colleague and so he was also very excited for me. it was one of the top ten experiences of my life. to have my parents and my children there. supporters from the community. it's been amazing. and we have had kids, historically go to usf. so it was just a turning point in my life. >> do you remember what you focused on in the commencement address? >> service. i talked about taking risks. i talked about following my path, the calling. i talked about some of the success stories and many of the responsibilities. because usf says that they are building the future from there. i may be, you know, misdirecting the theme,

. >> so um, one of them is more of a procedural thing i know in the past that our commission bindersd to get a copy about all of our project areas and housing opportunities and approximately opportunities like to see that part of packet as well. it is our responsibility also as commissioners to get a commission out so we'll get a lot of great information here until we get the actual material in the hands it is hard to look at that i'd like to get if we can make sure um, on our development team, however, they're getting it out to the community we get it as well so we know it is out on time and we focused several times on a 6 month events and a year in advance but not within adhering to that. when the projects are actually completed, you know, how we can line up that calendar so it is really important when he get the word out we capture what dr. scott said an easy way to implement that, and, secondly, i know we. >> through the chair. if you don't mind can i verify that information you don't want specifically those are like housing opportunities to market a project. >> >> (multiple voic

they see binders, the bad guy. never mind the fact just like like in 68 with patricia nixon. donald trump is even more pro israel than biden. that's not the issue for many of them, and it doesn't matter in california. trump is going to win and trump is not going to win california but look if students at the university of michigan in ann arbor don't show up by won't win michigan if they don't show up in the university of wisconsin, he will lose those electoral votes. this certainly has the potential, even if it's not the number 1 issue after the economy and immigration in a close election. absolutely, this has the potential. oh, to cost biden reelection. >liz>political analyst marc sandalow. thank you so much. >reporter>thank you. >liz>what hasn't only been college campuses affected by anti war protests coming up? we look at the impact of demonstrations on our bridges and roads and the consequences. welcome back all half hour. we've been talking about the antiwar. protests happening. at college. campuses across the country and here in the bay area. these are the latest efforts

didn't have to move out today their home looks completely normal, but it's earthquake proof the book binders in southern germany. you have also worked with the cods, with researchers on another protection system for our twigs. this one is for walls that are not load bearing. it's a covering made from glass fibers at a selling well. when a quick begins, it can give occupants a few valuable seconds to flee. any painter it can apply it. the secret lies in the patented wallpaper paste. it's an especially tough but flexible, adhesive of that cost works with an italian construction chemicals group. the manufacturer is the adhesive and the markets the entire system. italy has had numerous earthquakes and recent years, but the system developed by for a map high has held up well, including in the powerful quakes of 20092016. that's okay. where those are the features. so, but with the quality for many public buildings, especially like skills that hospitals have this protection when the quakes yet, which receive them in the data. so we've been able to prove that the system works the less because to ass

. >> this morning, binder was blindsided by the controversy and tried to explain how the calendar works. >> watch. really? so surprised by the misinformation that's been out there around this. b and i want to be very clear, every year for the past several years. on march 31st, transgender transgender day of visibilit y kno is march. >> and as we know for folksr fok who understand the calendar and how it works, easter falls on different sundays, right? every year. and this year it happenedye to coincide with the trans transgender visibility day. >> and so that is the simple i fact. that is what has happened. s simplethat is where we are.se >> i would love to hear binder explain leap year, but here'sher how this whole thing gets starteplain led. 15 years ago, trans psychotherapisk t rachel cranda crocker started trans visibility day. here sheagtrans is.hel cran >> i am rachel crandall crocker . i am founder and organizer of the international trans gendered day of visibility. >> anyone can create their ownna day. tomorrow is national peanut butter and jelly sandwich datom we're serious. it

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this would put another degree of stress and strain on the relationship i think, between president binder and benjamin netanyahu. why? because the us presence in iraq is already sort of on precarious splitting. there's movements in iraq apartments to have us troops and sort of moved out or expelled from the country. we've got tensions between the around back militias and the curtis on region where we have where the united states has bases and forces. and there, there have been some calls from the for the p. m f, actually, to destroyer to directly attack the american forces there. so it's already sort of an understanding the situation and we have forces on the ground, whereas israel does not. so if it's in his really air attack, that gives another reason for the united states to say, look, tap this down. this is getting a little bit beyond the threshold that we wanted that, you know, rich, you mentioned the fact that there is u. s. military presence in there at off there are around $2500.00 us service personnel in the read off to this day of the prime minister of 8 off um, how much she ask

and they wanted to go now. power is divided between the siblings system, which includes only the binder and then the criminal. josh had something happened to kim jung own. him. jo john couldn't take over as number 2. he's a, a kind of fun in the day the 2 months off to the olympics. a summit meeting was held between kim jump on and south korean presidents moved jay in right on the border in the demilitarized zone, [000:00:00;00] the well, the, the atmosphere was relaxed, came, joan was respectful, that even demonstrated a sense of humor. this went over well with a south korean media, the north korean solutions. i cannot understand what the disputants offices, i think north korea has already taken a very close look at the relationship between east and west germany, which they are fully aware of that as long as north korea is economically we criticize 3, i think was a good sized korea will always be a major threat to the north. 3 in strategy towards the ice cream is 1st of all to establish something of a balance of the east, off to ball. if it chief this in the military field, especially

if the airlines are binder products, guess what? you've got a problem that you are going to be losing billions and billions of dollars and, and let's remember that, as you mentioned early on at the beginning of the interview, boeing has a huge presence in defense of that huge, really huge and, and that's where their bread and butter really is now right, but their reputation part is. ready on in the commercial airspace area, because not a lot of people don't know what they do in, in defense of space. those types of things. is there a really involved? yeah. and so it's just about aviation, you know, planes, commercial flights, commercial aircraft is also about the defense issues be a huge, huge contract. and, you know, they've got to get to the point where they are stopping the bleeding of money. and that's what is going to drain them dry so they don't get into a controller. that's right. jamie finch is a former national transportation safety board official. so thank you for your take on boeing and on the death of mitch barnett. so ry

and they wanted to go now power is divided between the siblings is temperature and she's only the binder and then decrypted. josh had something happened to kim jung own. him. jo john couldn't take over as number 2. he's a, a kind of fun in the day. the 2 months off to the olympics, a summit meeting was held between kim jump on and south korean presidents moved j in. right on the border in the demilitarized zone, the, the, the, the atmosphere was relaxed, came, joan was respectful, that even demonstrated a sense of humor. this went out of a well with a cell 3 in media, the north korean stations. they're gonna understand what the disputants offices, i think north korea has already taken a very close, looked at the relationship between east and west germany. and they are fully aware of that. as long as north korea is economically we criticize 3, i think was a good sized 3 and will always be a major threat to you because it goes to the north 3 in strategy towards the ice cream is 1st of all to establish something of a balance is east off to ball if it chief this in the military field, especi

back of the say, did we do enough when this country was invaded by dictates that trying to redraw binders by force to be loved the lessons from history to be doing now? and i'm actually why don't really find one thing. so that's why sometimes dropped the diplomatic nicest. and i've, i've said we had a good meeting. we discussed the range of international issues, but effectively it was a private leasing and one the very much in the precedent to meeting with the opposition leaders obviously in britain, we respect to the, the electro process, the democratic process through the 9 states. and what with whoever is elected for the benefit to both countries. and for the final question, robert moore with i tv yeah. hi. hi robin law. we'd like to be news. thanks for both to be taking my question. i'm far and check and re festival you had dinner is we know that if i want to cancel warm and friendly generate donald trump last night you course a private dinner. but you know, your foreign secretary, he's a presidential candidate. can you at a minimum to say at least he listened sympathetically to your

all we can to protect is a secure binders announcement of his commitment to stand by as well. and then mounting tensions with a long comes following a went on covering whitehouse fears over the possibility of an american interest in the concerns come from potential window nation for recent errors. find funding and wants embassy in damascus on april 1st, and it is close to a notice from a high level meeting involving national security council officials or your best. and that's what the note on monday night, the wrong conveyed to the volume and administration that if it involves itself in defending israel, whichever on to him, to take a retaliatory strike, it would consider the united states of volleyball targets as well. the was concerns about a potential warranty and strike comes despite the fact that the bind administration has sought to distance itself from these where the air strike on the walls costs that are comp pounds 1st thing. but there was not notified about the, the operation in advance, but still still the whole ship in underwear since the why super take care of it

reports from the district of cholesterol. julia savannah was a young woman in 1983 her father, cedric c binder was locked inside a house with other family members and the and allies julia here in the nearby field and feels guilty. she survived me know who the one to 5 i carry that paid me to me every day. i have sleepless night. my heart is too full. the killings and other atrocities were carried out during the 1st years of zimbabwe, independence, part of a military operation. authorities named crown wendy, meaning the reins washing away the chest or worthless garbage. we need to 1st acknowledge that error doing was done. then we allow the victims to ship out through the experiences in the they will guide as on what do they need done? maybe the 20 and the portals should be test one that i can relate to me. the north korean trained 5th grade was funded, a combined doves and bobby's for melita robertson got a. he claimed political opponents wanted to destabilize a newly independent government. as the security vanessa was game assuming that god, he is now as involved as president. the armed force

time to pick out the borders of when you made a terry assistance, the surgery we needed and i st. binders. now finally beginning to push in that direction or the serious way. and i think here 0 is will at least some of comply with that because they all have to pay the support. well, mind story about appear rather than any great success with the tonnage of food coming in. but you didn't really answer me. why is he doing this then? what does that mean? you being in these administrations? what, what are the, what are the conflicting conversations in the oval office about such an obedience? if you have, you know, bring this community to life, believing that israel should be supported, believing that it's right to exist. it's clearly thoughts. but clearly the political pressure in that direction. it's always been the case up until about that. the pressure on president was the support issue and it's no, it's dramatically in the category chain. and i think by does not get caught up. but i think pay now in standards beginning to move in that direction. a debit is too late, isn't it? for the inter

the same shoes, scores of demonstrators on both sides of the barricade, while boxes of garza held binders against zionism and highlighting the advance of children. supporters. a visual of particular from us was confused by russia, china, and around for jump in the list. the names they are the are a cit, intent come protest, f u c l a was disbursed by police. here's what some of the rival demonstrators in los angeles have to say about it all the representatives the people are, we're really funding this genocide towards the legal people protested nurse to these other future. so we have to protect us green party presidential. how does that jill spelling was arrested at washington university in saint louis missouri during a pro published and in raleigh on sunday. for each from the scene showed police pushing her with a bicycle. as a group of protesters tried to stumble across this time, said she was charged with assaulting an officer. the politician was released after spending 7 hours behind bars. she then proceeded to attend another raleigh at columbia university. and that's across night to

those who have binders and destroyed is that is that the guys ought to be getting for structures. um, but what is the most important finding in my board is what i call you. my daughter, him come a flash of israel's genocide logic. i argue that east has not the night will, the, will these, the community and get into my destruction because just just divided as equals alliance with the international you money tiny little. for example, the use of human shields. israel has used the human shoes as a, as a concept that can be expanded. i didn't see need to. so any one was that was that was considered a human shields. but this has been done by he's when he gets worse in 2008 doesn't what doesn't put the 2020 to 2026. and he has been demonstrated either a fabrication or an excuse. and the son was not the, every time the, the national young dial know the concept of human. she's the use is to begin, let's face it, you know, as the buying power. you kind of us boxing, go the deal every one and say, well the where you and she is, cuz it's also mirrored by the crowns. and neither you my design