they worked extremely hard to get brendan dassey to say that. >> and we have the evidence, brendan.ad? >> that he punched her. >> what else? it's okay, but did he do? >> cut her. >> what else happens to her, and her head? >> extremely, it's really important to tell us this, for us to believe you. >> come on, brendan. what else? >> that's all i can remember. >> all right. i just going to come out and ask you, who shot her in the head? >> he did. >> why didn't you tell us that? >> because i couldn't think of it. >> those officers wanted that information in the worst way, and they got it in the worst way. by feeding it straight to brendan dassey. >> even they know that's bad police practice. >> then, they discovered something at the end of that interview, which was a revelation to them. something jurors in his trial never heard. dassey speaking to his mother. >> i never did nothing or something. >> did you? >> not really. >> what do you mean, not really? >> they got to my head. >> what? >> as the first moment that brendan dassey gets outside the influence of those interrogators, he say

brendan kearney, thank you _ does apply. brendan kearney, thank you so _ does apply.nk you so much for- does apply. brendan kearney, thank you so much forjoining| thank you so much forjoining us. 0n on two other news now. australia's prime minister has offered the family of shane worn a state funeral for the cricket legend, the 52—year—old died after a suspected heart attack. a giant of the game, shane worn won the world cup in australia in 1999, ball of the century, and went on to take more than 700 test wickets in a long and dazzling international career. 0ursports career. 0ur sports correspondent patrick career. 0ursports correspondent patrick airy looks back on his life. 4june 1993, the cricketing world was about to turn suddenly. commentator: gatting can't believe it. - that delivery to mike gatting moved so much, they'd call it "the ball of the century". rarely would wicket—taking be so breathtaking. what's more, it was his first ball. i didn't want it to bounce twice, that was about... just wanted — generally when you start a spell, you just want to land the ba

ok, colonel brendan kearney thank- fighting again. 0k, colonel| brendan kearney thank you fighting again forjoining us here on bbc news. the russian invasion of ukraine dominated president biden's first state of the union address to congress. he said vladimir putin was to blame for a premeditated and unprovoked attack, and had underestimated ukrainian people andindeed underestimated ukrainian people and indeed the west. six. underestimated ukrainian people and indeed the west.— and indeed the west. six days a . o, and indeed the west. six days ago. russia's _ and indeed the west. six days ago, russia's vladimir - and indeed the west. six days ago, russia's vladimir putin l ago, russia's vladimir putin sought to shake the very foundations of the free world. thinking he could make it bend to his menacing ways. but he badly miscalculated. he thought a good role into ukraine and the world would roll over. instead, he met a wall of strength he never anticipated or imagined. he met the ukrainian people. applause in his address. — ukrainian people. applause in his address, president - ukrainian

we invited brendan hunt, who plays coach beard. >> hunt: brentford taking on crystal palace.nell: and toheeb jimoh and kola bokinni, who portray soccer players on ted lasso, to a proper saturday afternoon match. so, i was kind of surprised in talking to the writers that one of the things that you guys deal with on the show, are trying to dismantle, is toxic masculinity. >> toheeb jimoh: 100%. i think setting the show in-- in like, a boy's locker room, in a football locker room is. >> kola bokinni: was easy. was easy-- >> jimoh: it's the perfect place to, like, try and tackle that. i think that comes from like just like, a culture of, like-- you know, it's very competitive. like, it's like-- like, boys being around other boys, and like everyone is pretending to be, like, this version of, like, what they think, like, a man is-- or a young man is. >> bokinni: you get different versions of people in it, you know? the person that you are behind closed doors is not the person that you are in-- in real life. >> o'donnell: before he took on ted lasso, in real life, jason sudeikis hai

brendan says it's a good start to all. californians may 400 a $400 or is there a way of making sure that those californians with the greatest need? >> are the ones that are really going to have really it's i think ultimately that's important. another proposal republicans want the state to temporarily halt. california's $0.51 gas tax. >> brendan is resistant noting there's no guarantee oil companies would pass the savings on to customers. republicans forced a vote to suspend legislative rules to consider the gas tax holiday this week in the assembly which failed. >> republicans say they're going to try again monday. you see them having the same result next week as they did this week. it's the same what they're trying to do is suspending the constitution. they're trying to suspend the constitution. that's not the way we do business here. the way republicans nationally seem to be trying to be business. but that's not what we do in california. >> remnants as leaders of the legislature's budget committees are also working on ot

joining me now is the chief investment officer brendan, it's just been going from bad to worse.macro guests on china are saying they're turning a corner this is the time to get in you can feel comfortable buying among side charlie munger, but this seems to have come out of nowhere. >> well, it shouldn't be a surprise that since the passage and signing of the holding foreign companies accountable act, we have taken this very deadly serious we've started to convert we've moved k-web. we've moved a significant portion of our u.s. adrs converted them into the hong kong share classes in anticipation that the sec will fulfill the obligation as the enforcement agent for the holding companies accountable act. there's market participants that haven't taken that seriously or were unaware of it or unaware of adr conversion we're seeing this indiscriminate selling of u.s.-listed chinese adrs on the specter of adr listing in 2024. >> you guys have been doing this for some time, haven't you i thought we discussed this for a long time. >> yeah. certainly since this one -- this was a bill, we'v

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brendan says it's a good start to all. californians may 400 a $400 or is there a way of making sure that those californians with the greatest need? >> are the ones that are really going to have really it's i think ultimately that's important. another proposal republicans want the state to temporarily halt. california's $0.51 gas tax. >> brendan is resistant noting there's no guarantee oil companies would pass the savings on to customers. republicans forced a vote to suspend legislative rules to consider the gas tax holiday this week in the assembly which failed. >> republicans say they're going to try again monday. you see them having the same result next week as they did this week. it's the same what they're trying to do is suspending the constitution. they're trying to suspend the constitution. that's not the way we do business here. the way republicans nationally seem to be trying to do business. but that's not what we do in california. >> remnants as leaders of the legislature's budget committees are also working on ot

has a cabin in greenville, a place he fled to for safety during the pandemic, while his roommate, brendan, stayed at the san francisco apartment. jones says after the new owner employed, dubious investigative tactics, she claimed jones no longer use the apartment as a primary residence and offered him and brendan a $10,000 buyout to leave. the next day. she rescinded the offer. this and said, oh, no. you vacated the apartment. brandon lives there alone. you've got no rides. i'm raising the rent from 23 93. to $5200. we see this kind of situation around the city where you've got the landlord being really aggressive about monitoring how many days their tenants live in a place and claiming that they no longer live there as their principal place of occupancy and then jacking up the rent to double triple or quadruple. eddie jones is a celebrity in the castro and says, even with his resources and connections fighting. the landlord seemed too big of a battle to take on. but he spent much of his life fighting for lgbtq rights and those of the disenfranchised. so after sleepless nights, he's decid

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obviously, i know that brendan [indiscernible] but in texas, when you see these images, what are yourtial reactions? >> i think it really speaks to the moment we are in right now, that government can label parents who are concerned about their own children's education domestic terrorists. where are we as a country when that is the state of affairs? but it is really important for all of you who care about your school districts to show up at those meetings, to show up and give public comments, to do open records requests, to demand transparency. >> they go after these parents. we have seen this happen. >> there is strength in numbers and if you show up with 300 parents and you are behind each other, you can really make a big difference. that is what happened in southlake. we showed up meeting after meeting and we refused to take no for an answer, and that is what defeated this radical plan they wanted to pass. in our school districts don't be intimidated. when you run for school board, they will call you all sorts of nasty names. they will go up to the people who support you. they will

now we'll talk to our correspondent who is there at the berlin, brendan burt brandon burke factory in a moment. but 1st, let's take a look at this project. this was a forest just 2 years ago, but it was cleared to make way for a massive construction site. europe's largest factory for electric cars was built on 3 square kilometers of land, just outside berlin. tesla invested billions of euro's into the project construction husband, quick by german standards, but with some hitches, the factory was built at the company's own risk without waiting for a final building permit environmental protest force. tesla did change plans, a dispute remains about the factories, water supplies. all of these were a source of frustration for tesla. i think that could be a proceed. that would be better. construction was supposed to be completed in summer 2021. but it took until march this year for that final building permit to arrive, spread out over $23000.00 documents. to get a notice of approval for this project has been handed over to tesla today. so like even now it can get started. $500000.00 cars ca

. >> kurdish historian brendan sims and charlie later in on this episode of footnotes applause. plus is available on the free c-span now app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> british prime minister boris johnson questions in parliament about the united kingdom's response to the russian invasion of ukraine. during prime minister's question time, he vowed to provide military and economic aid to your crane and place economic sanctions on russia. >> before we come to pmq's, i wish to remind members of what i said last week. i want concise, focused sessions. and headbutting behavior is discourteous, or incivility to scrutinize the prime minister. finally, i want to welcome to our gallery the ukraine ambassador. [applause] >> hear, hear!

now we'll talk to our correspondent who is there at the berlin brendan, burt brandon burg factory in a moment. but 1st, let's take a look at this project. this was a.

now we'll talk to our correspondent who is there at the berlin brendan or brandenburg factory in a moment. but 1st, let's take a look at this project. this was a forest just 2 years ago, but it was cleared to make way for a massive.

as waterman again, brendan is more of a trader than a farmer. a big stack of grind has a value that's money, water is no different in that sense. in our business, we want to use our water efficiently because if we do that and we can draw, override a profit into the business. and that's what we're ultimately here for is to deliver a profit for the shareholders. those are the things that are interesting useful. he manages his stock with the help of a specialized broker, lex batches. he to embodies the new generation businessman looking to exploit water for them. drought means good business worth will mention here to you. i was not interested in leasing it. i don't think there's thousands of mega ladies on the market at the moment. up here in the market doesn't seem to be terribly logical at the moment in our view. it's sort of great and fee market minutes. we have a balance between here with terry. but that's, that's, that's because of where we are and there's not that much war around. so i pay off really fairly skiddish. frustrating, louder. that

brendaner i'll start with you it's got to be painful what do you tell your investors at this point, wheninternet owns, it's not good >> no, it's been a painful year, and certainly the last five trading days where i think there's this misnomer that china and russia are one and the same. i think that's a false narrative. china only -- china represents 18% of the global economy. you know, russia is only 2%. so this idea that somehow you can apply sanctions like we applied to russia would lead to a global depression. it would lead to a u.s. equity market crash, and i think it's a false narrative to think that the u.s. would apply sanctions and create a smoot/hawley situation in 2022. >> so what do you think is going to happen and how can you still be constructive on these names it's not just obviously concerns somehow about the sanctions. you put that in some perspective, but also the continued crackdown to some extent on technology companies it's, as well, the adherence here to the making foreign companies accountable act that was passed that the s.e.c. is enforcing. so there's any number o

brendan says it's a good start to all. californians may $40400 or is there a way of making sure that those californians with the greatest need? >> are the ones that are really going to have really it's i think ultimately that's important. another proposal republicans want the state to temporarily halt. california's $0.51 gas tax. >> brendan is resistant noting there's no guarantee oil companies would pass the savings on to customers. republicans forced a vote to suspend legislative rules to consider the gas tax holiday this week in the assembly which failed. >> republicans say they're going to try again monday. you see them having the same result next week as they did this week. it's the same what they're trying to do is suspending the constitution. they're trying to suspend the constitution. that's not the way we do business here. it's the way republicans nationally seem to be trying to do business. >> but that's not what we do in california. >> remnants as leaders of the legislature's budget committees are also working o

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brendan says it's a good start to all. californians may 400 a $400 or is there a way of making sure that those californians with the greatest need? >> are the ones that are really going to have really it's i think ultimately that's important. another proposal republicans want the state to temporarily halt. california's $0.51 gas tax. >> brendan is resistant noting there's no guarantee oil companies would pass the savings on to customers. republicans forced a vote to suspend legislative rules to consider the gas tax holiday this week in the assembly which failed. >> republicans say they're going to try again monday. you see them having the same result next week as they did this week. it's the same what they're trying to do is suspending the constitution. they're trying to suspend the constitution. that's not the way we do business here. the way republicans nationally seem to be trying to do business. but that's not what we do in california. >> remnants as leaders of the legislature's budget committees are also working on ot

other companies have come to brendan burke since tesla announced its factory site.ocktech is building europe's largest lithium plant nearby. it is scheduled for completion in two years. chemical giant basf is building a factory for electric cars. now there is talk here of a new high-tech car making hub dubbed auto valley and modeled after california's silicon valley. >> thousands of ukrainians, fleeing the war, arriving in berlin every day. many people of ukrainian descent live and work in the city. our photographer is one of them. she has long documented traditional village life in ukraine with her camera. she is struggling to keep in touch with relatives still in the besieged city of mariupol. reporter: it's been days since victoria s. heard some of her relatives were stopped in mariupol. in a shelter. after their home was destroyed. >> we don't know if they are still alive. yeah, i mean, we just hope that somehow they managed to survive in this incredibly horrible situation. because they have no electricity. no water, no food. reporter: victoria has been living a

our collective memories, captured by veteran war photographers like marcus yam, chris mcgrath, and brendanmenting the tense relationship between ukraine and russia since 2014. what has it been like to experience this and cover this at the same time >> i won't lie it's been really hard. i've lived in kyiv for eight years. i left my home on the second day of the war, but i had to take some time off just to sort of process it and deal with my own personal stuff. >> capturing the destruction, the devastation, and the raw human suffering takes a toll. >> you can't be human without doing this job and being affected by it families being torn apart, pointless death. it's just, you know -- it just gets you so angry that i stand there sometimes just shaking my head. it's more like disbelief that this is continuing on. >> there is a certain power in a still image, one moment in time that conveys emotion, fear, or the heartbreak to the rest of the world. >> the first thing i try to get them to realize is they are so lucky that they are not in this mess they are so lucky that their lives have not turne

joining me now for reaction is democratic congressman brendan boyle of pennsylvania, he coaches the european, especially in sequence, it seems like a clear call to ramp up the military presence in europe. how do you read that? and do you feel like this is something with the rest of congress could get behind, without risking escalation with moscow? >> thanks for having me on. i'm not familiar with all of their letter, i did, however, coal lead a bipartisan letter of house members. some week and a half ago, some ten days ago. which sounds quite similar to the letter that you just read, from my senate colleagues. that included a call for more armaments, more weapons, more drones, more growlers, having nato is the data that it has to help ukraine identify russian targets, help ukraine gm russian airspace, etc. it shows you that there are things more that we can do. although, to be clear, we have already done a significant amount and shouldn't overlook that. i just voted on a bill that some 13.6 billion dollars to ukraine in the form of economic assistance, humanitarian assistance and defensive a

brendan says it's a good start to all. is there a way of making sure that those californians? >> with the greatest need are the ones that are really going to have really it's i think ultimately that's important. another proposal republicans want the state to temporarily halt california's $0.51 gas tax. >> brendan is resistant noting there's no guarantee oil companies would pass the savings on to customers. republicans forced a vote to suspend legislative rules to consider the gas tax holiday this week in the assembly which failed. >> republicans say they're going to try again monday. you see them having the same result next week as they did this week. it's the same what they're trying to do is suspending the constitution. they're trying to suspend the constitution. >> that's not the way we do business here. the way republicans nationally seem to be trying to do business. >> but that's not what we do in california. >> remnants as leaders of the legislature's budget committees are also working on other options to help but re

has a cabin in greenville, a place he fled to for safety during the pandemic, while his roommate, brendan, stayed at the san francisco apartment. jones says after the new owner employed, dubious investigative tactics, she claimed jones no longer use the apartment as a primary residence and offered him and brendan a $10,000 buyout to leave. the next day. she rescinded the offer. and said, oh, no. you vacated the apartment. brandon lives there alone. you've got no rides. i'm raising the rent from 23 93. to $5200. we see this kind of situation around the city where you've got the landlord being really aggressive about monitoring how many days their tenants live in a place and claiming that they no longer live there as their principal place of occupancy and then jacking up the rent to double triple or quadruple letter. jones is a celebrity in the castro and says, even with his resources and connections fighting. the landlord seemed too big of a battle to take on. but he spent much of his life fighting for lgbtq rights and those of the disenfranchised. so after sleepless nights, he's decided t

has a cabin in greenville, a place he fled to for safety during the pandemic, while his roommate, brendan, stayed at the san francisco apartment. jones says after the new owner employed, dubious investigative tactics, she claimed jones no longer use the apartment as a primary residence and offered him and brendan a $10,000 buyout to leave. next day, she rescinded the offer and said, oh, no. you vacated the apartment. brandon lives there alone. you've got no arrives. i'm raising the rent. from 23 93 to $5200. we see this kind of situation around the city where you've got the landlord being really aggressive about monitoring how many days their tenants live in a place and claiming that they no longer live there as their principal place of occupancy and then jacking up the rent to double triple or quadruple. jones is a celebrity in the castro and says, even with his resources and connections fighting. the landlord seemed too big of a battle to take on. but he spent much of his life fighting for lgbtq rights and those of the disenfranchised. so after sleepless nights, he's decided to engage i

brendan says it's a good start to all.is there a way of making sure that those californians with the greatest need? >> are the ones that are really going to have really it's i think ultimately that's important. another proposal republicans want the state to temporarily halt. california's $0.51 gas tax. >> brendan is resistant noting there's no guarantee oil companies would pass the savings on to customers. republicans forced a vote to suspend legislative rules to consider the gas tax holiday this week in the assembly which failed. >> republicans say they're going to try again monday. you see them having the same result next week as they did this week. it's the same what they're trying to do is suspending the constitution. they're trying to suspend the constitution. that's n-t the way we do business here. it's the way republicans nationally seem to be trying to do business. but that's not what we do in california. >> remnants as leaders of the legislature's budget committees are also working on other options to help but rea

jacob soboroff, clint watts, colonel brendan kearney, appreciate all of you.much more news from warsaw in a minute. but my friend and colleague, chris jansing, is holding down the fort in new york with some of the biggest stories happening back at home. hi, chris. >> hi, kristen. thank you so much. >>> coming up, how soon could judge ketanji brown jackson get confirmed to the supreme court? and what the hearings told us about joe biden's agenda and the mitt terms. thanks, dad. that's right, robert. and it's never too early to learn you could save with america's number one motorcycle insurer. that's right, jamie. but it's not just about savings. it's about the friends we make along the way. you said it, flo. and don't forget to floss before you brush. your gums will thank you. -that's right, dr. gary. -jamie? sorry, i had another thought so i got back in line. what was it? [ sighs ] i can't remember. power e*trade gives you an award-winning mobile app with powerful, easy-to-use tools, and interactive charts to give you an edge, 24/7 support when you need it the

no buster posy this year, but brandon belt, brendan crawford and the return of ace logan web look toeat as champions the giants. remember the wild ride last season. they won but lost to the dodgers in the gut wrenching five-game playoff series. the first training game, this friday. the a's doing what they do almost every year, retooling. they've traded matt olson@atlanta braves in exchange for four players, mainly top prospects. other the weekend, the a's traded chris bassett to the mets, also for top prospects. more players are expected to be traded as the week goes along. >>> draymond is back after being out with a back injury. the warriors host the washington wizards at chase center tonight. it will be the first time in nearly three years that draymond, steph curry, they are going to be playing at the same time. by the way, it's steph's birthday today. born on pi day. >>> tom brady announced he was coming out of retirement and back to the buccaneers. that wasn't long in retirement. he announced he was retiring six weeks ago, but is now returning for his 23rd season in the nfl. bra

the hospital hired san francisco artist brendan metcalf to present the arts which took about ten hours to say it must be a professional, it's stunning. don't forget you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire and raj mathai joins us next at 5:30. >> a lot of key developments today, the united states striking hard at vladimir putin and russia. a ban on all russian oil imports and that means even higher gas prices here in the u.s. >> i'm going to do everything i can to minimize putin's price hike here at home. >> the latest intel on putin's state of mind as his invasion into ukraine stalls. >> plus, while everyone is focusing on gas prices, that's not the only thing going up with the russian oil ban. we talk to an economic professor about where else you might feel the pinch. >> and surviving and thriving in a post-covid world. we're moving you forward with the way local businesses are re-thinking their business models. ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> good evening, everyone. the news at 5:30 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang? i'm raj mathai. another effort by ukrainian president zelensky

has a cabin in greenville, a place he fled to for safety during the pandemic, while his roommate, brendanan francisco apartment. jones says after the new owner employed, dubious investigative tactics, she claimed jones no longer use the apartment as a primary residence and offered him and brendan a $10,000 buyout to leave that day. she rescinded the offer. and said, oh, no. you vacated the apartment. brandon lives there alone. you've got no rides. i'm raising the rent from 23 93. to $5200. we see this kind of situation around the city where you've got the landlord being really aggressive about monitoring how many days their tenants live in a place and claiming that they no longer live there as their principal place of occupancy and then jacking up the rent to double triple or quadruple. eddie jones is a celebrity in the castro and says, even with his resources and connections fighting. the landlord seemed too big of a battle to take on. but he spent much of his life fighting for lgbtq rights and those of the disenfranchised. so after sleepless nights, he's decided to engage in a personal

. >> retired colonel brendan kearny, and shannon pettypiece, i thank you both for your thoughts this first half hour. we're certainly coming back to you shortly. thank you again. we're following that breaking news out of lviv where two missile strikes a short time ago have injured at least fooich -- five people. we're going back to jacob sober as i look over your right shoulder, we can very clearly from this distance away, jacob see the flames, has anything abated in terms of putting these fires out yet. >> reporter: no, on the contrary, alex, it's continued to grow, the fire because there are what appear to be multiple storage facilities containers of fuel, the governor of lviv reginald military has posted an update, over infrastructure facilities has not been confirmed. according to preliminary data, five people were injured, and then the threat of missile strike is there, stay in the shelters, don't walk down the street. just to be clear, generally what happens, when we've gotten these missile alerts over the past couple of weeks here, there is a siren that sounds, and then an all

has a cabin in greenville, a place he fled to for safety during the pandemic, while his roommate, brendansan francisco apartment. jones says after the new owner employed, dubious investigative tactics, she claimed jones no longer use the apartment as a primary residence and offered him and brendan a $10,000 buyout to leave. the next day. she rescinded the offer. and said, oh, no. you vacated the apartment. brandon lives there alone. you've got no rides. i'm raising the rent from 23 93. to $5200. we see this kind of situation around the city where you've got the landlord being really aggressive about monitoring how many days their tenants live in a place and claiming that they no longer live there as their principal place of occupancy and then jacking up the rent to double triple or quadruple. eddie jones is a celebrity in the castro and says, even with his resources and connections fighting. the landlord seemed too big of a battle to take on. but he spent much of his life fighting for lgbtq rights and those of the disenfranchised. so after sleepless nights, he's decided to engage in a per

ktvu is christina brendan tells us how authorities are working to identify the person.struction crews working to restore the old kaiser convention center in oakland or back on the job thursday, one day after discovering a decaying body behind a wall and they were taking down the wall that he was discovered behind some dry walls flashing within the wall, so it's doing a demo. oakland police lieutenant frederick shaves tells us this is being classified as an unexplained death. the body is believed to be a man who had been stuck there for 3 to 5 years based on decomposition. the body was found in a space only 15 inches wide and 12 ft deep. police say their initial theory is that the man was in the ceiling of the auditorium that fell into the narrow space and died. based on scratch marks behind the drywall . they believe the body made its way down the 12 ft cavity over time. it's possible that the person could suffer from positional speciation and also because of the there are confines. it will be very hard to self rescue. the alameda county sheriff's office says the body a

you're absolutely right, brendan, thing, 100 percent, a web, a website where people could find out more about should help you out. sure. if anybody wants to find out about my legal case, they can go to brandon struck dot com if they find, want to find out more about my organization and the great work we're going to be doing in the coming years. walk away campaign dot com. and i no longer go to media hard time today, steve, but i want to let you know, i appreciate you. thank you very much. thank you very much. right. nice meeting. brandon? take care. all right, folks could affirmative action be on its way out. finally, the u. s supreme court will hear a case later on this term involving admissions at harvard. and the media is running scared. we'll have that add more. next time. in may of 2021. the remains of a 20 ton chunk of a chinese rocket came crashing into earth. it got me thinking, just how much stuff is up there. now, did it get there? and do i really need to also be worried that some piece of space dupree could fall out of the sky about big a problem is this. i wanted schachter a

miltary affairs analyst colonel brendan kearney joins me now from san francisco. indeed for yourtime. i mean, the idea would presumably be that poland does not feel it can just hand over these fighter jets straight to ukraine. the us does not seem to know about it. as this one of those things thatis as this one of those things that is going to fall flat on the water?— that is going to fall flat on the water? ., , , , ~ the water? certainly seems like it. quite honestly _ the water? certainly seems like it. quite honestly i _ the water? certainly seems like it. quite honestly i am - it. quite honestly i am perplexed with the approach the polls are taking about this. —— poles. sending them to rammstein when ukrainian pilots could literally walk across the border in poland and fly them back into ukraine, it seems like a much easier, much smarter move, but again, i am scratching my head out here in the wine country of california. you are not on your own, i think. ., , ., think. the polish government a - ears think. the polish government appears very _ think. the polis

hi, nicole, my name is brendan, i'm from india. i don't know, but i'm scared of humans become to be dominant species on the planet because lots of examples of cooperation, you know, happening across borders. but media goes to your instances. strife and a score, where did you get to negative information to try to operate for good. the thing of springing to mind for me the most in some ways is the narrative that was really dominant around covert and compliance and large scale cooperation. which is basically people's willingness to do something that's really difficult for profoundly social species like we are a lot of the stories in the media have and still are in some ways focusing on isolated incidences of non compliance. but i think it may really miss the bigger story in some ways, the more surprising story about it, which was the actually compliance and, and large scale corporation was really, really high for the majority of the time throughout the pandemic. and so i think in some senses there can be a ways in which the media, by

brendan says it's a good start to all.s that are really going to have really it's i think ultimately that's important. another proposal republicans want the state to temporarily halt. california's $0.51 gas tax. >> brendan is resistant noting there's no guarantee oil companies would pass the savings on to customers. republicans forced a vote to suspend legislative rules to consider the gas tax holiday this week in the assembly which failed. >> republicans say they're going to try again monday. you see them having the same result next week as they did this week. it's the same what they're trying to do is suspending the constitution. they're trying to suspend the constitution. that's not the way we do business here. the way republicans nationally seem to be trying to do business. but that's not what we do in california. >> remnants as leaders of the legislature's budget committees are also working on other options to help but read denotes the ability to help californians isn't just up to the government. oil companies could t

strategist brendan mckenna warning that china has a greater reaction from emerging markets in russia.od oil prices are higher still, further to climb according to the home group, the head of it says global markets are fully -- are yet to fully price in oil. libya is facing supply problems. oil could still see even steeper aggradation. this is as antony blinken has signaled that the biden administration are discussing an on bargain -- embargo on russian oil. let us bring in james thornhill, not surprising that it is surpassing the $115 a barrel level. >> i think this may be a wild ride in the oil market. antony blinken raises the possibility of sanctions on russian oil which would be a major escalation in the embargoes that have been slapped on russia. russia clearly is key in the oil market and alongside saudi arabia one of the most -- alongside saudi arabia the most influential partner in opec. we already have some of the leading commentators on the market seeing it get up into the $200 range this year which will cause major shocks to economies around the world which are already faci

hi brendan. hi there. it's amazing to have lived this and then read your telling of what happened behind the scenes. i learned so much reading your book. so tell me a little bit about how you got started. tell me about the genesis of the book. when did you first come up with the idea and why this well, you know it as we all experienced in the beginning of 2020. it was a very chaotic and confusing time. i'm a freelance journalist writing for different magazines and i was planning out my year as this pandemic was unfolding and basically all of my projects kind of had to get pushed back down the line. there was no travel there was no this and i was glued to the screen reading quite often your articles of four of us you you were in the thick of it and here i am this remote freelancer trying to figure out. okay, how do i contribute my skills to this project and i think the first step for me was was i called up an old source of mine. he's a doctor for massachusetts general hospital named michael callahan and he'

has a cabin in greenville, a place he fled to for safety during the pandemic, while his roommate, brendan at the san francisco apartment. jones says after the new owner employed, dubious investigative tactics, she claimed jones no longer use the apartment as a primary residence and offered him and brendan a $10,000 buyout to leave. the next day. she rescinded the offer. and said, oh, no. you vacated the apartment. brandon lives there alone. you've got no rides. i'm raising the rent from 23 93. to $5200. we see this kind of situation around the city where you've got the landlord being really aggressive about monitoring how many days their tenants live in a place and claiming that they no longer live there as their principal place of occupancy and then jacking up the rent to double triple or quadruple. eddie jones is a celebrity in the castro and says, even with his resources and connections fighting. the landlord seemed too big of a battle to take on. but he spent much of his life fighting for lgbtq rights and those of the disenfranchised. so after sleepless nights, he's decided to engage

. >> brendan, great to have you as always. deepening route and treasuries is an unpleasant situation for markets according to goldman sachs. the managing director says bond exposure won't help hedge risks in this environment and it will cost investors and drive risk. investors may have to accept more risk in their portfolios in the near term. >> and investors looking for a haven can still consider u.s. financials. that is a deal with the bank of america strategist that remains overweight financials. they hold relative value. the strategist said financials are now rich with cash and have low earnings volatility. they have ensured investors they are on track to provide up luminary restructuring plan by the end of july. the stress developer urges patients with a call this evening. our anchor has more. did investors get answers from the company that they needed to hear? >> it seems like it was more reassurances, more than anything after what we heard in the last 12 hours or 24 hours, that they were unable to deliver and publish th

on this phone, brendan barry has the title of water management. this is a new area of expertise that that's of wood colony. not quite ready if you've got the b, b i but the title is in a different bible. but the non berella, the real number is either not bigger than that, but they may say the market. what not the title value of the water is more valuable than all the land we hauled, the plant and equipment, or the last talk that we hold. the water market in this area. this year has gone from about $320.00 to make a later, to over $700.00 per mega later. and that's a period of a ran 5 months. and they will price double the price. but that's how it works. or every day at least 3 mothers die while getting fir in remote areas. one 0 one east, meet the bright, medics and piles. saving the lives of mothers and then you build on out to 0. april on i'll just see frontline reporting and in depth analysis. we bring you the latest on the ukraine war and the unfolding humanitarian crisis. immersive personal shorts documentary africa direct showcased african s

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joining us now is brendan jones president of blink charging.ck down 10% today after results last night far better than last year they did post a wider than expected loss, however welcome. >> good afternoon. great to be on. >> your revenues are growing quickly. how can charging stations are you installing motto month compared with last year or some comparison >> absolutely. looking at the quarter, as you stated the quarter was up. it was a great performance we were 224% up over prior year and then 24% sequentially over the prior quarter and that was a record breaker for the company so as we continue to see momentum build for vehicles and infrastructure we continue to perform. from a number basis, what we did is we contracted to install. 733 charging stations in q4 and continues to increase, as well there's a direct correlation here to the automotive companies with brand new evs and effect to the infrastructure companies and the need for both infrastructure to be installed around the united states and various different communities. >> where are m

and i want to ask you before we let you go about this brendan center for justice for work, say, moret. this is a lot of people with institutional knowledge working on elections years and years and years now out the door. >> yeah, and that's exactly what you said it right, the institutional knowledge is going to be lost, and you have people that have experienced many different situations and they are going to -- all of that experience is going to walk out the door. the understanding of what to do in certain situations, how to handle the media, how to handle upset voters, all of that is, 20% of that is going to walk out the door and i think we've already seen that 33% of the elected, election officials in pennsylvania have left. i know personally of seven counties here in georgia that have changed leadership recently. we had a lot of turnover last year, more turnover in 2021 than we did in my previous eight years combined and, you know, that is going to affect the quality of the elections that are going to be administered in the future. >> yeah, i mean that's the huge problem too in th

on this phone, brendan barry has the title of water management. this is a new area of expertise that that would colony. no, they're not quite ready. if you've got them a big yeah, they'd be up in a tight and isn't even viable. but the unknown parella, the real number of these other not bigger in that, but they did, it may sell them on that property with sam, the origin the easiest to market and what not the title value of our water is, is more valuable than all the land we hauled the plant and equipment or the last talk that we hauled the water market in this area. this she has gone from about $320.00 per mega leda to i've a $700.00 per megawatt hour, and that's in a period of a round 4 months. and that will price double the price. but that's how it works. or competed beyond well taken without hesitation, fought and died for power. it finds out, well, we live here, we make the rule, not them. they find an enemy and then they try and scare the people with people and power. investigate, exploded and questions they used and abused of our around the g

brendan rodgers is one of those to have changed his mind. i'd be very much in favour of it.ook at it over the course of the season, primarily for the health of the players and i think the five substitutions are much better. arsenal are aiming to reach the semi—finals of the women's champions league for the first time since 2013. they drew 1—1 against wolfsburg in the first leg at emirates stadium. kick—off for the second leg at wolfsburg arena, in germany was delayed by more than five minutes because the referee wasn't happy about the amount of confetti in one of the penalty areas. it was a bad start for arsenal, withjill roord putting wolfsburg ahead injust the ninth minute. it's currently 1—0. the winner will face barcelona in the semi—finals. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today... the first women's golf major of the year is under way. charlie hull have made promising starts to the chevron championship in california. whole is just three shots off the lead. —— hull. scotland's russell knox is the early leader at the texas open.