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feel they cleared a corner but santiago asked to see bob picked up possession picked out dedrick boy and the center back headed to have to to been me. i crossed one as between christians true deep down to keep a lead pipe sing along at the back post help to play outside to back his 2nd goal in his 1st season the task. i. then could get to have backed his 1st goal of the hats out of the says part of the one pointed out christophe pianta could go she splits mixed up in the build up and the goal was disallowed was still new boy he knew he was doing 2. after the break the hosts pulled one back full rather roommate shine gifted the hosts one of the sons of sophie from host goalkeeping and dentistry benita so it's home and cool audible of the of the. no it was just i don't know i have no explanation it's just terrible of the fortunately for yash stein jemele collins was about so much his mistake. let me in to read his shot was made sticky on set his f. it was deflected to his striking partner and eventually collins not rubbing poignant of the debut goal in the process of the job if you go either way it was the beginning of the heads up they

non english language film to win best picture and the film's director bob junho didn't stop there he went on to pick up 3 other oscars i it was the big surprise of the night and the oscar goes to. parasite was the 1st ever known english language movie to win best picture. as his car will be loons south korean director bond june hose dot class such ire about the gap between the rich and poor in modern day sold was the big winner of the night and. it and a total of 4 awards including best director football. he paid tribute to one of cinema's all time great directors and fellow nominees. are novel comes home to. thank you so much misery when i was young and studying cinema there was a saying that psychologists deep into my heart which is the most pass know is the most creative you bet to us from. our great martin scorsese so. thank you i we are 3 income to the next morning thank you. there were no sin the other big categories but the awards went to the hotly tipped favorites brad pitt won his 1st acting oscar for his supporting role as a laidback stunt man in clinton tearing tino's once upon a time in hollywood. and the o

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i ever did from the sentinel was resigned. [laughter] bob woodward hit the deck running and broke many big stories there over the following year. some of which were pickedpost". a day after the weekly paper came out on thursday. i year later, bob was hired by the metro section of the post. he had been at the post just nine months, shorter than his sentinel career, when he and a fellow metro reporter named carl bernstein were assigned to find out a rather puzzling burglary at the democratic national committee headquarters office at the watergate office building. the rest, they say, is history. wm kiplinger once said with a bit of hyperbole i might say, a good reporter is the noblest work of god. our honoree tonight is just that. a good reporter and damned good reporter. please welcome bob woodward. [applause] [applause] nono on. [applause >> thank you night for the brief introduction. i am tempted to go back to 1919 and start this story. [laughter] but i want to tell an old story that i think, at this time is worth retelling. and it goes way back to september 8, 1974. sunday, gerald ford was president, nixon had resigned 30 days earlier, and on that sund

picked him up and try to talk him through his grace. i wanted to do something that would honour those soldiers, the world war ii soldiers but also this new generation. soldiers like bober the watchful eye of david gilchrist, twice scottish caddie master of the year. these guys have been through probably the worst atrocities you can ever imagine and we are bringing them here, training them to have a new life. 0h, them here, training them to have a new life. oh, yes. i don't work now, i have struggled since i got out of military to. i have tried a few different things and not really suit my lifestyle. this is perfect, it is outdoors, it is a nice environment, it is active. it is the second year the school has run. scotty celtic park in 2019 and now has a job. my lowest pa rt park in 2019 and now has a job. my lowest part was when i was in hospital, i didn't care about myself any more. i thought i was basically finished. the school has picked me up finished. the school has picked me up 100% finished. the school has picked me up100%| finished. the school has picked me up100% i can finished. the school has picked me up 100% i can even contradicting that before. just getti

picked up the phone and called that old college roommate. a man he hadn't seen for at least a decade. this man, john hielscher. >> he said it was about old man bob. i started freaking out. i'm not doing it. i'm not doing any of this. >> how come? >> scared. felt scared. >> but if he was scared now, oh, just wait. mary's little post and the connections it pulled up in kevin's brain had just made john hielscher part of a team he wasn't sure he wanted to belong to and the next move was his. >> as a band of friends sets out on a journey to find justice, they first need to find out what really happened the night old man bob was murdered. coming up -- >> i got halfway through and went, oh, my god. >> when "dateline" continues. wi. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid. and the 12-hour pain relieving strength of aleve. so...magic mornings happen. there's a better choice. aleve pm. whoh no, that looks grossit. what is that? you gotta try it, it's terrible. i don't wanna tray it if it's terrible. it's like mango chutney and burnt hair. no thank you, i have a very sensitive palate. just try it! hey guys, i think we should hurry up. if you taste something

this surprise announcement >> i would say the timing surprised us we knew bob was going to leave we didn't think it would happen this quickly the timing is surprising to pick bob, not that surprising he's probably the best qualified to take this job his history in all the divisions that really matter really is very supportive of him taking on that role, and to julia's point before, they had an issue with the previous bake-off, to get this done early with bob still around, i think it's a natural win-win for the company. >> what about the timing of this change in terms of strategy going forward? have the big strategy decisions been answered already in the last couple years? or is this a very difficult time >> i would say it was a difficult time, but disney's strategy is so much better than anyone in the industry, they showed you last quarter. i think it's a signature that bob iger feels they have set themselves up for success. the heavy lifting is not done, but the blocks are in place. he's not leaving he's going to focus on creative, which is a great strength of his, but i think the company is in better strength than a year or so ago. there's no outstanding

pick them up on market street and i'm wondering whether anybody can address that. thank you. >> thank you. >> bob, last speaker. >> hi, two quick comments with respect to jeff's report. number one, i had a conversation with a merchant's represent about the better market street. they were excited about it. as you know, they're going to be cars crossing market street and they prevent them from making a left and continuing on market street so i would hope the signage you put, especially with the crossings of market street will be explicit. that's number one. number two, your study of the scooters -- i hope you would broden that to electric bicycles as well and consider what is just a casual observation and seem to be much less likely to be riding on the sidewalks or violating most of the norms of conduct. these are the scooters. i hope your new regulations will solve that but perhaps you could look at that and compare two modes of transportation to see which might be more appropriate. thank you. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon, directors. i have two quick comments. they're both about bike lanes. >> give us your name. >> eye rowan. both about bike lanes as you expected and one is a

pick federal judges. so they don't care about the poor, they don't care about climate change. and i go back to 2003, ali, when governor bob increase in alabama to help the poor, he even used what would jesus do to -- the schools in alabama lost 67-33. guess who voted against it -- the same people who say they love jesus. >> jack jenkins, there are people who ask what's -- what's the tie between evangelicals and donald trump given his behavior, given the dishonesty, you know, what's the thing? is it because of judges and abortion and gay rights? >> there are a few different reasons for this. this is the big question that religion journalists struggle with all the time. i think some of it has to do with, you know, just like you said the judges -- there's a transactional nature to this sort of electorate where they see someone who could potentially support the issues and the policies that they, you know, hold dear. in addition to that, and you know, trump really does lean into what often is described as christian nationalism which isn't necessarily a theology so much as an identity. a marriage of the bible and the american f