receiving the bresnan award has been very special and meaningful to him. he asked me to convey his gratitude and read the following statement: it is an incredible honor to be recognized for accomplishments that were considered by many as genius and maybe a bit outrageous. creating cnn pretty much against all odds and with the support of my fellow cable pioneers was a mission of pure joy and determination surpassed only by my work and dedication to conservation and the environment. bill bresnan was a good guy, and i admired him for his integrity and good work that held through every aspect of his life. my time in the cable industry was a big adventure, and i treasure the lifelong friendships i made along the way. i'm humbled to receive the distinguished bresnan award and thank the cable center for this great honor. thank you again for presenting our father with this very prestigious award in honor after a lifetime indeed. >> thank you, laura, and congratulations to you, ted. a special thanks to the bresnan award committee. >> and now, on to our cable hall o

>> i think the highest honor that can be bestowed on any person in the cable industry is the bill bresnan ethics in business award. what he's done is to show how acting ethically can be played out through fill on pi. it's part of his dna. >> his view of the world and his willingness to take it on, ted in that sense is incredibly unique. >> the power of that platform in ted's hands was a world-changer. >> hello. i'm laura turner seidel. on behalf of my brothers, teddy, rhett, beau and my sister jenny, it is truly an honor to accept the cable center bresnan ethics in business award for our father, ted turner. throughout his career, my father has used his media platform to educate and build awareness, to inspire the people of the world to focus on social and environmental issues, even those which pose the biggest threats to humanity including climate change, loss of biodiversity and the threat of nuclear weapons. as my personal hero and one of the top 100 leaders who changed the world, he's truly one of the most ethical leaders in history. throughout his life he's created systemic sustainabl

year. that— a complaint about tim bresnan that year. that i— a complaint about tim bresnan that yearing of your— was the only person of colour. ttee was, in my reading of your witness statement, effectively the attitude of yorkshire chained, almost like a light switch going off at the moment you made a complaint about racial harassment, is that correct? t first harassment, is that correct? i first raised it as — harassment, is that correct? i first raised it as bullying _ harassment, is that correct? i first raised it as bullying in _ harassment, is that correct? i first raised it as bullying in 2017. i i raised it as bullying in 2017. i have — raised it as bullying in 2017. i have seen— raised it as bullying in 2017. i have seen the board minutes now and it calls _ have seen the board minutes now and it calls me _ have seen the board minutes now and it calls me as — have seen the board minutes now and it calls me as the leader, potential captain. _ it calls me as the leader, potential captain, driver on the field, something, someone that potentially we should _ something, someone th

receiving the bresnan award has been very special and meaningful to him. he asked me to convey his gratitude and read the following statement: it is an incredible honor to be recognized for accomplishments that were considered by many as genius and maybe a bit outrageous. creating cnn pretty much against all odds and with the support of my fellow cable pioneers was a mission of pure joy and determination surpassed only by my work and dedication to conservation and the environment. bill bresnan was a good guy, and i admired him for his integrity and good work that held through every aspect of his life. my time in the cable industry was a big adventure, and i treasure the lifelong friendships i made along the way. i'm humbled to receive the distinguished bresnan award and thank the cable center for this great honor. thank you again for presenting our father with this very prestigious award in honor after a lifetime indeed. >> thank you, laura, and congratulations to you, ted. a special thanks to the bresnan award committee. >> and now, on to our cable hall o

cricket, several high—profile names, including two former yorkshire stars, matthew hoggard and tim bresnann in naming his dog, as alleged by rafiq yesterday. former england captain and now top pundit michael vaughan had already denied rafiq's claim that he made a racist remark to a group of asian players in 2009, so what does the whistle—blower think should now happen to his old yorkshire team—mates? people who apologise, they deserve a second chance. people in denial, unfortunately, i think there's got to be a level of accountability there and it's for their employers to send out a message whether they are going to give the green light to racism or they're going to stamp it out. with the crisis engulfing yorkshire, more than 1,000 people have contacted an independent commission for equity in cricket since it was launched last week. you're going to be heard, and whether anyone else stands by you or not, i'll stand by you. many hope this episode proves a wake—up call for the game's authorities, but regaining trust will not be easy. dan roan, bbc news. to football now — arsenal continued the

for cricket, several high—profile names including former yorkshire stars matthew hoggard and tim bresnanel vaughan had already denied rafiq's claim that he made a racist remark to a group of asian players in 2009. so what does the whistle—blower think should happen to his old yorkshire team—mate? people who apologise, they deserve a second chance. people in denial, unfortunately, i think there has to be a level of accountability there. and it is for their employers to send out a message whether they are going to give the green light to racism or they are going to stamp it out. since this crisis engulfed yorkshire there has been a host of further allegations at other counties. the game's authorities now braced for many more whistle—blowers to come forward. what would your message be to anyone who has stayed silent? yeah, i'm sure it is going to be floodgates. i've spoken to a few people even since yesterday and all i would say is you've got to be honest and you've got to come forward. and get it off your chest. you are going to be heard. and whether anyone else stands by you or not, i wil

cricket, several high—profile names, including two former yorkshire stars, matthew hoggard and tim bresnancandal. tonight, ex—england batsman alex hales categorically denied any racial connotation in naming his dog, as alleged by rafiq yesterday. former england captain and now top pundit michael vaughan had already denied rafiq's claim that he made a racist remark to a group of asian players in 2009, so what does the whistle—blower think should now happen to his old yorkshire team—mates? people who apologise, they deserve a second chance. people in denial, unfortunately, i think there's got to be a level of accountability there and it's for their employers to send out a message whether they are going to give the green light to racism or they're going to stamp it out. with the crisis engulfing yorkshire, more than 1,000 people have contacted an independent commission for equity in cricket since it was launched last week. you're going to be heard, and whether anyone else stands by you or not, i'll stand by you. many hope this episode proves a wake—up call for the game's authorities, but rega

cricket, several high—profile names, including two former yorkshire stars, matthew hoggard and tim bresnan of asian players in 2009, so what does the whistle—blower think should now happen to his old yorkshire team—mates? people who apologise, they deserve a second chance. people in denial, unfortunately, i think there's got to be a level of accountability there and it's up to their employers to send out a message whether they are going to give the green light to racism or they're going to stamp it out. with the crisis engulfing yorkshire, more than 1,000 people have contacted an independent commission for equity in cricket since it was launched last week. you're going to be heard, and whether anyone else stands by you or not, i'll stand by you. many hope this episode proves a wake—up call for the game's authorities, but regaining trust will not be easy. dan roan, bbc news. the time is 6:20 pm. our top story this evening... inflation across the uk has reached its highest level for a decade. coming up — after almost half a century, the dartmoor train service that's running again. and later

cricket, several high—profile names, including two former yorkshire stars, matthew hoggard and tim bresnanhe whistle—blower think should now happen to his old yorkshire team—mates? people who apologise, they deserve a second chance. people in denial, unfortunately, i think there's got to be a level of accountability there and it's for their employers to send out a message whether they are going to give the green light to racism or they're going to stamp it out. with the crisis engulfing yorkshire, more than 1,000 people have contacted an independent commission for equity in cricket since it was launched last week. you're going to be heard, and whether anyone else stands by you or not, i'll stand by you. many hope this episode proves a wake—up call for the game's authorities, but regaining trust will not be easy. dan roan, bbc news. to football now — arsenal continued their fine form with a 3—0 win over danish side hb koge in the women's champions league group game. caitlin foord got them off the mark after 15 minutes, and it took them until the second half to make the game safe. two late g

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