boyle. admiral boyle has served as director of maritime operations for the u.s. pacific fleet since june of 2020. admiral boyle was designated a naval aviator in january of 1990. in his 30 years of dedicated service since he has held numerous positions throughout the united states naval command, whether it was operational tours like aboard the u.s.s. forest in support of operation provide comfort in northern iraq, or u.s.s. saratoga in support of the operation in bosnia, he shows what fortitude looks like in the u.s. naval. i want to thank general lloyd austin for his nomination of rear admiral boyle for the rank of two flag star officer in the u.s. navy. i want to personally thank rear admiral michael boyle for his service to this country and his steadfast duty in defense of our constitution. congratulations, admiral. semper fortis. madam speaker, i rise today to honor the distinguished assistant of assistant -- service of assistant chief police jock. he worked under three police chiefs, four town managers and has become a valued member of the force in our commu

pennsylvania democratic representative brendan boyle. out in support of this infrastructure bill, how do you anticipate working with republicans if at all? >> well, happy easter, happy infrastructure week, finally in the united states of america. this is an issue i've been working on for six years now. part of a group that was hopeful to reach a bipartisan compromise for the last six years, even with donald trump in the white house. unfortunately never happened, despite our best efforts. moving forward now that frankly because we have full control of house, senate and white house, i'm quite optimistic. i believe in the end we'll end up like the american rescue plan having to use reconciliation and i'm fine with that. i find my constituents frankly care less about process and care more about results. it's about getting it done, no matter what it takes. >> there's a lot that's included in this infrastructure plan, you're planning to lobby for funding set aside for high speed rail. why is that critical to you? >> first, my district, here in

year old husband of queen elizabeth the 2nd we look at how his country is grieving along with the boyle family also coming up on the show it's just days to go until the islamic holy month of ramadan programs and that's raising fears that this time of bringing people together could help spread comfort 19. 0 i'm claire richards and welcome to the show britain is mourning prince philip husband to queen elizabeth after he died on friday at the age of 99 flies will fly at half mast until the day of his funeral which is yet to be announced and although buckingham palace has asked crowds not to gather or lay flowers during the pandemic people have been coming out to express their grief today the military paid their tribute to the prince. the sound goodbye. across britain military guns fire salute to the late prince philip a day after his death. many british people are pausing to mark the passing of a man they held dear. i have a huge huge amount of respect for the royal family. because actually even just talking about it we have a nice break as we walk if you pardon. my thoughts for i said it

and then a brace from martin boyle wrapped up a convincing win.n the last eight. next, to the women's fa cup where — arsenal thrashed gillingham10—0 in the fourth round this afternoon whilst west ham went one better with an 11—0 win over chichester and selsey in the day's early game birmingham beat coventry 5—1... claudia walker on her 50th appearance for the club scoring twice. it was only 3—1 after 90 minutes but sarah maylett scored twice in injury time to wrap up a convincing victory for carla ward's side. all the days other results are on the bbc sport website... next, a big blow for fulham's already slim chances of surviving in the premier league this season. they looked like they were going to leave arsenal with all three points this afternoon, only for the win to cruelly slip away in the dying seconds. lydia campbell was watching: with fulham needing a minor miracle to stay up, the emirates would have been the last place they wanted to visit. they have never beaten arsenal away from home, and if martinelli had got this right 30 seconds in,

stan appear and good friend of mine and work like the devil to get him elected brenda boyle, brendan, that the irish of it, man. donald payne, new jersey. i keep telling donald because delaware is so small that it's a constitutional or there was a case in the supreme court delaware, the state owns delaware river up to the high watermark in new jersey and i just want you to know that. you have to treat us with more respect and mayor kennedy, thank you for the passport. great friend. you're doing a heck of a job. real close, )-right-parenthesis is a cochairman on my campaign and just a good friend the whole time. governor, thank you pal. the city owes you a lot. chairman of the board in one of my best friends in life we've known each other from high school and went to rival high school and bert ran my operation in years and years and the one election i got the most votes in was the last election iran for the senate and i was also running for president at the time and if you're not out of the senate race in a certain time. you got to stay in and so bert ran and he was the senator in dela

. >>> so, looking for a brave th lo.actor anywhere in theobe inr boyl eaastil for an actor to portray upcoming movie about his life. chameleon is set to start filming this summer. the movie will follow his humble beginnings from an irish working class family. >>> a british woman visiting her mom in colorado got an up close look at a mountain lion. >> mountain. >> the woman shot video of the mountain lion outside of a home in boulder on monday. the animal spent more than two minutes near a glass door. at one point, it seemed to look right into the house at the woman and her dog. wildlife officials say that the area is mountain lion country. that people should not be surprised if they see one. >>> and designer michael kors paid tribute to his 40th anniversary show. kors hosted a show yesterday. it featured a prerecorded modeling show where models like naomi campbell struts down the runway. people will crave getting dressed up and the pandemic. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," special coverage from minneapolis on the derek chauvin murder trial verdict. i'm anne-marie green. this is t

it's a way of provoking boyles. >> it's not an outfit appropriate for school.e beach, fine but at school, you must have a minimum of modesty. >> these rules are for us, for our own good. i believe they're rules to put us on the rights path towards being good girls. >> i think it's better with regards to myself. it shows a side of my personality. people won't approach me for my looks but for who i am on the nments. >> the mandatory dress code. tang one. -- take one. >> in the high school's highways. ravy ensures the respect of these modesty ruleles. >> when the people came back to the land of israel, it was in order to recruitment a jewish homeland in palestinian so what does it mean to rebuild a jewish homeland? it means there's an essential difference that we are going to live by the rules of jewism. otherwise, it would be the same as jews living in the center of paris or new york. >> he's right. israel today is no longer a secular nation. in the streets, in the government, religious people have a say on almost every major issue. in renanna at the encenter of

springs to mind of course is the death of princess diana in 1907 that posed a huge challenge for the boyle family and that the public support the image then on to the death of princess diana was with a face to this very serious challenge she remains throughout he's known of course for his his hema for his no nonsense attitude at times and indeed for his gaffes as well on international engagement he had been known in the pasta makes him some controversial comments which are remembered widely but he is as the longest serving consulate has attended some $22000.00 so as solo a bents many more with the queen as well he who that will be remembered as a figure of stability and i think as well is an icon here in the u.k. the public service regardless of whether you all chrome on a key here he has been a constant a steadying figure it here for decades the british royal family tweeted it is with deep sorrow that her majesty the queen has announced the death of her beloved husband the royal family joined with people around the world and mourning his loss and words of support are pouring in from aroun

to put it in court who does little of the silver believes well behind the prosecutor's move against boyle a premier of probably sabra tables provest believe the pill or pull it off in their out. of the comment was not able to grab us if not a movie jaws. of there is no i don't profess to me too long for me either i have to be able to give i never want to hear book one movie that do not contain author now who have the rough air of a devil still lives. but a far greater poorly thought. of if to shock or to feel your truth by you the clear could have to look quite go. to feel disturbed to need them in town after thought there could at least have a period of time in bill de they are told to deal with the devil god will it do 50 of the q. more good if no one. good home will kill say kill. e.l.e.c. . but we dish out think ahead the most private of that let me ask you this question if that's the case if they are very powerful as you put it geo political forces behind the effort to remove you from power if you decided to run again for president and if you became president are you sure all those s

now join cheryl boyle and america's favorite chef, jeffrey saad as they reveal their most delicious cookingl next on bravo xl's smart oven by nuwave. - 1,001, 1,002. - jeffery what are you doing? - cheryl, i'm on a quest to show everyone how to get fit but today, instead of using these we're going to use this, the bravo xl air fry smart oven. not only can it help you get fit but it adds fit, flavor infusion technology, into every meal. check this out, like these beautiful salmon loaves. - wow, they look amazing. - and roasted charred veggies done in 15 minutes. whole roasted eight pound turkey, golden brown and juicy. air fried fish, look how crispy that skin is. grilled burgers, scrumptious chocolate lava cakes and so much more. - bravo does it all and it's so easy! - it really is easy. let's cook. alright, so everybody loves their fried food, right cheryl? - of course we do, but we hate the health problems that come along with it, with unhealthy fats and all the calories. - no worries, because with bravo we're gonna air fry with no oil or additional calories. watch, i'll place these bread

martin boyle on the scoresheet twice. once from the penalty spot.a cup this afternoon. in the day�*s early game birmingham beat coventry 5—1... claudia walker on her 50th appearance for the club scoring the openerfor birmingham. next to the english premier league where third from bottom fulham, fighting for survival, have maja penalty — four points from safety with win. kicking off in about 45 minutes, manchester united take on burnley at old trafford. birmingham city have moved nine points clear of the championship drop zone, after scoring a late winner away to fellow strugglers rotherham. it was still 0—0 going into the 88th minute but then birmingham captain harlee dean popped up to score the only goal of the game. they�*re up to 18th, while rotherham stay third from bottom — four points behind derbyjust above them, although they do have two games in hand. the british number one dan evans may have missed out on the singles final at the monte carlo masters, but he has been playing in the doubles final today with his partner neal skupski, they�*re

but she left a lot of work toward the choice to begin wednesday about boyle's. guys these last movies never really got off so i was dismissed or you know i just don't want. him to day's headlines deadly developments astra zeneca has reputation takes a further diverse the relatives of a woman who died after getting its job assume the vaccine maker we hear from her family's lawyer. one professed we are caught up vaccinated there was no warning about the risk of trying bosis on the information sheet or on the informed consent form. as the u.s. calls grow to quote to defund the police many americans say they're terrified.

martin boyle on the scoresheet twice.hester and selsey and in the day�*s early game birmingham beat coventry 5—1... claudia walker on her 50th appearance for the club scoring twice. it was only 3—1 after 90 minutes but sarah maylett scored twice in injury time to wrap up a convincing victory for carla ward�*s side. reigning masters champion yan bingtao is through to the second round of the world snooker championship in sheffield. resuming his match at 4—4 against martin gould, yan took control of the morning session to come through 10 frames to 6. four—times world champion john higgins is at one frame all with tian pengfei of china, while david gilbert is 8—4 up against fellow englishman chris wakelin. before we go just to let you know that britain�*s tom pidcock has won the amstel gold race. that�*s all for me for now but i will be back with more spot at 6:30pm. let�*s return to coronavirus news. the global number of covid—19 deaths has now passed three million. in brazil more than 370—thousand people have now died. yet

it needed to be a dual biography, that to write a biography about one, you really needed to have a boyle with my of the other as well, so i chose to do a dual biography. the governor in the title is will hobby, and the colonel is alveda hobby. she never was given a rank higher than colonel because she was a woman even though she had the same size of really command of a general. the southern delegation in congress refused to allow her to have a ranking above colonel, and so anyway, that's the title. i just recently published that book. >> and the two -- >> and i'm now working on a biography with aaron purdy, my co-author, of a biography of their son who was lieutenant governor of texas, bill hobby. >> well, i certainly recommend "the governor and the colonel." it is a largely unknown story about two remarkable people, and i depend you on -- i commend you on "flash of light, wall of fire," also depicting a relatively unknown story which very much needed to be told. and if you and the briscoe center told it singularly. thanks so much for your time today, and thank you all for attending this

used to have boyles. that's where gossip came from. he needs to sop it up. tucker, tell everybody you're welcome for providing the content for america to gossip about. boy are they talking about you. >> tucker: luckily i'm cut off from that. i just am amazed that gossip was the bitcoin of its time. i had no idea. gossip brings people together, sex gossip most of all. you can't do it while wearing a mask. i'm serious. the mask cuts people off from each other. if i can't see someone's face, i'm not going to give them the goods, period. >> jesse: juan, what about you? you talking a lot of trash behind my back? to i need to know about this? >> juan: not my nature. i will say this, jesse, a lot of people miss being in the office for gossip's sake. typically, you know, it's like what you're saying, if it's gossip about somebody else, people get a kick out of it. if it's about them, they get upset. two sides to that blade. >> jesse: yeah. katie half of what you've heard about me is true. >> katie: i'm on here with four men. all of you like go

we'll talking about it with congressman brendan boyle of pennsylvania in the second hour. >>> but first, the trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin starts again tomorrow. >>> and the city of baltimore made drastic changes to how it handled minor crimes during the pandemic. an interesting thing happened. all crime went down. we'll talk about what's next for the city. >>> and how one immigration lawyer made it his mission to discover the origins of the modern immigration movement. all ahead on "american voices." ♪ ♪ i'll be right back. with moderate to severe crohn's disease, i was there, just not always where i needed to be. is she alright? i hope so. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief in as little as 4 weeks. and many achieved remission that can last. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, h

this comes from william boyle.t are the risks to fully vaccinated people if a large percentage of the population refused to get the vaccine? i understand not being able to achieve herd immunity is a problem for society at large, but it doesn't seem it makes things less safe for vaccinated individuals. that is a great question. does it? >> right. it is a great question. william, you should feel very good you received the vaccine and people who received the vaccine should feel good about it. it's a very protective vaccine. we had clinical trial data and real world data and the vaccine is holding up. going to prevent you from getting sick, needing hospitalization, and from dying. i think the risk to a population as a whole for not achieving herd mime unty is one of two things. this will still be people who get sick and require hospitalization. that at times can make hospitals full with covid patients or take away resources from other patients. i think the larger issue we're seeing this sort of play out is as the virus

good friend of mine and worked like the devil to get me elected, brendon boyle.ish, man. and donald payne, new jersey. i keep telling donald, because delaware's so small, it's a constitutional -- there's a case in the supreme court, delaware, the state of owns the delaware river up to the high water mark in new jersey. just want you to know that. got to treat it with some more respect. mayor kenny, thanks for the passport. great friend. thank you, mr. mayor. you're doing a heck of a job. and a real close, close friend, co-chairman of my campaign and just a great friend the whole time, governor ed rendell. thank you, pal. this city owes you a lot. tony costa, chairman of the board. one of my best friends in life, a guy named bert de clemente. we went to rival high schools. bert ran my operation in delaware for years and years. one election i got the most votes in was the last election i ran for the senate. i was also running for vice president at the time. because under delaware law, if you're not out of the senate race in a certain time period, you got to stay in

boyle companies did the same after james and since presentation so the idea is to make it seem that we don't really know for sure if this is a power because if we don't know then it would be premature to allow the government to say regulate tobacco and then the same argument is used in current change and who did this for the tobacco industry some of the scientists and pundits who indirectly or directly got money from the tobacco industry reappear in the climate debate. one of the 1st prominent climate skeptics was frederick cites many years before he headed research projects for the tobacco industry in the sixty's the the tobacco company very clearly said that there wasn't a direct linkage if people want to believe that it was their own doing but do you think that was also political on the part of the tobacco companies well they wanted to keep up so you know was it irresponsible on the part of the tobacco companies. it was irresponsible on the part of the smokers. and fred singer coauthored a report downplaying the danger of passive smoking. the pundits steve milloy who was present at

and a good friend of mine and worked like the devil to get me elected, brendan boyle. brendan?because delaware is so small, it is a constitutional -- there was a case in the supreme court, delaware, the state of owns the delaware river up to the high water mark in new jersey. just want you to know that. you've got to treat us with more respect. and mayor kinney, thanks for the passport. great friend. thank you, mr. mayor. you're doing a heck of a job. and a real close, close friend who is a co-chairman of my campaign and a great friend whole time, governor ed rendell. eddie, thank you, pal. this city owes you a lot. and tony costa, chairman of the board and one of my best friends in life. a guy named burt declementi. we've known each other since high school. we went to rival high schools. burt ran my operation in delaware for years and years. i won an election i got the most votes in was the last election i ran for the senate. i was also running for vice president at the same time. because under delaware, if you're not out of a race by a certain time period, you've got to stay

was born in el paso, texas and raised in east la so he's raised in the boyle heights area of east los angeles is his family didn't have a lot of money, but yet somehow oscar. overcomes all of that and becomes an officer in the united states army air corps he's he's always wanted to be a pilot and he goes through flight school and he becomes ap 47 pilot with the 464th fighter squadron, which was attached to the 507th of fighter group. they go over into the pacific. and are flying their p-47s out of lushima the same place were ernie pyle was tragically killed. so they they take this airfield. in lashima the 464th fighter squadron is and this is almost towards the end of the war now. on august 13th the 1945 to to bombs had already been dropped on japan and the japanese had yet to surrender. so they're still flying missions. and on august 13th oscar podomo goes up on a mission near seoul korea. because they're still they're still the japanese had not surrendered. they're they're still flying missions and their group gets attacked by a bunch of japanese fighters zeros. oscar podomo's in th

congress is due to come back i certainly have been seeing a number of tweets from people like brandon boyle who's a congressman from pennsylvania and others saying that they are so grateful for the capitol police who once again have phone themselves in the front line and have been injured in the line of duty and grateful for the service that they provide to washington d.c. but particularly to the people on capitol hill not just the politicians but the numerous staff who who work there is well and there will be stuff in the building even though congressmen and women and senators will be back in their home districts they are people who are employed essentially to run the office here in washington d.c. to make sure that anything that can be done year will be done and there will be people who will be in the building not fully understanding exactly what is going on and following developments on the news the building the complex still on lockdown at the moment as we see there are a number of route closures or own there as well and we are told that people have been told just to stay in place but j

the navy pilots were william foy and john boyle.ve i've heard about it, but i'm trying to actually remember where i even heard it from it wasn't in in a history. related to to the 11th airborne per se with something. you know, it's just that's one of the crazy things about when you're researching a unit like this is is you find a lot of pieces that are disconnected, but they do connect back right if somebody would like to message me through the regimental website. i'd be happy to see if i can find my yes. i think that i think that was written by the son of foy one of those pilots. that was it was shot. yeah. yeah. um now this comes in it says in in the many book accounts of the hunters gorillas of mojica english nieva ben, sabo and quesada, they say that in these books. there's hardly a great deal of mention of the gorilla rolls and they're saying the by the american authors that that they focus more on the 11th airborne than the gorillas and they're just wondering why the disparity so it's that's an interesting question. and and i'

. >> and a good friend of mine and worked like the devil to get me elected, brendan boyle. case in the supreme court. delaware, the state of owns and delaware river up to the high water mark in new jersey. treat it with more respect. mayor kenny, thanks for the passport. great friend. doing a heck of a job. a real close, close friend who is a co-chairman of my campaign. a great friend the whole time. governor ed rendell. thank you. the city owes you a lot. and tony costa, chairman of the board. one of my best friends in life. burt, we've known each other since high school. went to rival high schools. burt ran my operation in delaware for years and years. the one i got the most votes in is the last one for the senate. i was also running for vice president at the time. if you're not out of the senate race in a certain time period, you have to stay in. so burt ran -- he was the senator in delaware campaigning for me. he got more votes than i got. thank you very much. also justin gray. i mentioned justin already and his dad. greg weaver jr. greg, you are family. blake. excuse m

guidance above 2019 levels joining us now in an exclusive interview is the columbia sportswear ceo, tim boyle've seen this, this great outdoor boom that has been afoot in large part thanks to covid. we've seen it across a number of retailers, a number of stocks that's played out as well. yours is no exception. given the results you did just report, i guess how much do you expect that strength and that focus by consumers to continue to do things like go outside and do things outside? do you expect that to continue this year? >> yeah, we absolutely do. we think this is a very long-lived trend nobody is anxious, presenting company excluded, to wear a necktie and a coat to work. >> i'm with you, tim i'm with you. >> i knew you would be. >> it's mandated. >> i knew you would be but people who have been at home and been outside, able to go outside and feel healthy and enjoy themselves with their families, they're not going to go back to a formal way of life, in my opinion. there will be much more activity outside and we think we're positioned perfectly for that with all the brands that we have but

such as ralph mcgill, lillian smith, harry golden, james mcbride dabbs, ann braden, and sarah patton boyle -- have written about our struggle in eloquent and prophetic terms. others have marched with us down nameless streets of the south. they have languished in filthy, roach-infested jails, suffering the abuse and brutality of policemen who view them as "dirty nigger-lovers." unlike so many of their moderate brothers and sisters, they have recognized the urgency of the moment and sensed the need for powerful "action" antidotes to combat the disease of segregation. let me take note of my other major disappointment. i have been so greatly disappointed with the white church and its leadership. of course, there are some notable exceptions. i am not unmindful of the fact that each of you has taken some significant stands on this issue. i commend you, reverend stallings, for your christian stand on this past sunday, in welcoming negroes to your worship service on a nonsegregated basis. i commend the catholic leaders of this state for integrating spring hill college several years ago. but despit

boyle to inquire. >> thank you, mr.hairman thank you told the witnesses several been phenomenal and shared some moving and important testimony. i have long thought that if there is ever an issue where self-described profamily republicans and democrats should be able to get together , it is to institute a paid family leave program. it would end our status as a so outlier in the western world for not having this program. it's the right thing to do for families but also inner economic interests. ivy and got his in first grade, went to during the past year but the pandemic when schools have to close. because of the pandemic. but of course for many families the problem before, during, and after . my home state of pennsylvania it's pretty remarkable. in pennsylvania there is a ten percentage point gap labor force participation between men and women sure it interesting is that statistic was pre-covered. that does not even take into account that of course this past recession was literally nicknamed the sheet session because we

let's talk to doctor adrian boyle, vice president at the royal college of emergency medicine.ven you are from the college _ good afternoon. hello. given you are from the college of _ good afternoon. hello given you are from the college of emergency medicine, i guess i should clarify with you that those waiting times we are talking about today do not apply to emergency cases. h0. are talking about today do not apply to emergency cases.— to emergency cases. no, but there will be a knock-on _ to emergency cases. no, but there will be a knock-on effect, - to emergency cases. no, but there will be a knock-on effect, because | will be a knock—on effect, because people who are taking large amounts of painkillers because they are waiting for something painful save for a hip replacement, a small proportion of these will end up requiring some form of emergency treatment. so people who take a long period of ib proofing, some of those people end up with an ulcer, which will then require emergency treatment —— ib proofing. this will have a knock—on effect, and we are worried that with this

established the task force on financial technology which was chaired by congressman lynch is co-leading this boyle bill with ranking member mchenry. i thank both of them for their hard work on this legislation. we must look careful request and diligently at how -- carefully and dill jenltly at how these markets are used, as they present unique challenges to regular retail investors. cryptocurrency security tokens and other digital assets, including those utilizing block chain and distributed ledger technology, are new technologies in how we regulate investment in -- and how we regulate investment in them will be one of the most important questions in the financial services space. if digital assets are used by retail investors, we must ensure these products provide adequate protections, disclosures and notifications to make sure ordinary investors are not defrauded or have their household finances ruined due to excessive volatility. this is especially important during this unprecedented covid-19 crisis. with many people struggling financially and possibly drawn to risky investments and scams. this