i've got a broom, i'll broom the side of the house. i use rags to dust with. there's copper over here where i keep all of the dishes, all of my plates and bowls and treasures, things that come from england. so things for the most part are either sailing over with you when you come. things that you had in your house back in england, all of your furniture, your bedding. and there are some things that come on supply ships which as of recent we've had about once a year. so things like candles and wicks for the oil lamp which you'll see burning over in the cupboard and things such as spices and butter and gun powder and baskets. those have all come, metal things like nails will have to have sent over from england. so church services we'll have on sunday. sabbath is kept from evening on saturday until the evening next on sunday. and so from there we'll have church services for most of the day. we keep the services of our reformed congregation. it's a reformed christian congregation. so we'll keep sabbath -- such services for the entire day. we'll start out the day i

because the cobra which we're very grateful that we told you about because we can put people up in twin brooms and it means we never have more than 2 or 3 to a room type as on to them. and there is more that guests can return to their beds all winter long if they stick to the rules that makes all the difference says marta who helps from the place and has a close connection to many of them i know. on that on from the young coleman when they get here they're washed and exhaust often depressed and lacking prospects after a few weeks here they've changed completely they have a different outlook on the future some of them find work some even a home of their own. something better anyway if he's to give a normal. living in his own home that is also christan stream he's hopeful of realizing it once the culvert crisis is over. just reminder the top story we're following for you today on the news protesters in myanmar have been gathering for some of the biggest anti cue demonstrations yet some have started a broken clark campaign to walk security forces units warns of violence after reports of troop bui

the mops and brooms we're i want to know from you wearing what you're not wearing we're going to fight we have rights and it doesn't matter who's have power and. believe me made that point in the past yes ok we're here to stand up. and we had a baby victory. for the. good. looking man who. could name and i know so many more my colleagues and i always say that a nation without torture is a dream that will make come true we are working hard to achieve that goal when heading. over. to the other. one of how do i still have conflicts with my family. some space still not convinced that i'm right. yes but i'm glad i do what i do and i do it with love i feel that i'm conveying a message and contribution to a cause i believe in. the . good. got some hot tips for your bucket list. for some such and some great cultural memorials to. talk show. strong clear positions from international perspective. every week as we get to the point on our current topic. controversial committed to the book to the point. about on. the big. this is g w news live from berlin tonight railing democracy in the ad market

shrapnel and what appears to be the engine cowling in the front yard of a home in the denver suburb of broom field. nearby, more chunks and pieces littering a soccer field. it was just after 1:00 p.m. mountain time when the pilot on the triple 7 flying from denver to honolulu with 241 people dad board declared an emergency. >> may day may day, united air 28. united 328 heavy may day aircraft. >> say that again. >> denver departure united 328 heavy may day, aircraft just experienced -- >> reporter: on the ground witnesses heard a loud bang then a puff of smoke as debris fell from the sky. >> we saw stuff raining down from the sky. we took shelter. >> reporter: united says the plane experienced a rare uncontained engine failure where the engine explodes rather than containing the failure. despite widespread debree, no one on the ground was hd. >> remarkably we have had no injuries reported yet. so considering how nicow far it, the dog park is right here. obviously the turf field behind me. and we have had no reports of any injuries. >> reporter: the incident drawing parallels to an uncontained

and i've got all sorts of things that i use for cleaning, i have a broom. rags for dusting. cupboards are full of the dishes , all of my bowls. things that have all come from england. most things sail over with you. things that you had in england including your furniture and your bedding. there are some things come on supply ships. as of recent, we have had about once a year. so, things like candles and wicks for the oil lamp. you see that burning on the cupboard. things like butter, gunpowder, baskets, those have all come. metal things like nails. sabbath is cap from the evening on saturday until the evening next on sunday. for most of the day, we keep the services of our reformed congregation. it is a reformed christian congregation. we will keep sabbath for the entire day. we will start the day in the morning. we meet in the fort. when we got there, -- he has not been ordained. he is our ruling elder. he is the only man who has had any sort of proper schooling. he is the one that preaches on sunday. he will deliver a sermon in the morning and we will have some singing. us

in an inner broom. in the man's car they find bundles of dollar bills and empty alcohol bottle and boxes of pills which they also find the same brand of condom as the girl sergeant laurie oakes concludes that the evidence is overwhelming for these 2 guys. and they have right now basically just supervise medicine and if you think that supervising the theme of the show is ok then take a different locations that are managed by somebody else which of. the 3 suspects are placed into the cars they will head to the police station where detectives will attempt to clarify the specific rule of each person. sergeant continues his patrol. another young woman has just been arrested in a street adjacent to western avenue were driving. by. her supervisor or pimp has definitely just dropped. further away from the scene surgeon laurie oakes thinks he spotted a suspicious vehicle. and peer institute in a dodge magnum i think there's a boiling connection or all 3. watching the whole time he took his 1st girl down and he i

because we can put people up in 20 brooms and it means we never have more than 2 or 3 to room type as on to them. and there is more that guests can return to their beds all winter long if they stick to the rules that makes all the difference as martyr who helps from the place and has a close connection to many of them i know. on that one from the young coleman says when they get here they're washed in the exhaust often depressed and lacking prospects after a few weeks here they've changed completely they have a different outlook on the future some of them find work some even a home of their own. something better anyway. given or. living in his own home that is also a stand stream he's hopeful of realizing it once the culvert crisis is over. you're watching news still to come on the program i think james accuses apple of unfair business practices and finds a complaint with the e.u. antitrust regulators but they bite. the 1st nato defense ministers meeting for actually today will take up the question of whether or not to withdraw from the afghan war it's the 1st such gathering since the

. >> why don't you get a broom and follow him. >> reporter: when george toma looks out at super bowln't see a giant green rectangle so much as seems to fixate on every patch of grass. and see things, so many things, that can be improved. >> what happened there do you think? sand? >> i think we need to pull it. >> i think so too. >> reporter: toma is semiretired, ed is the lead right now, but george remains the irreplaceable caretaker of football's biggest stage. in the lead-up to the game do you try to keep people off the field? >> try to, there's more people on the field, every day you have halftime rehearsal. i tell them grass grows by inches and is killed by feet. >> reporter: one of fewer than 15 people to have been at every super bowl. credits career path to childhood in pennsylvania coal country. when his dad died, owner of minor league team hired george to grounds crew as 12. >> he named me as head groundskeeper. >> with grass, you have pride. >> reporter: mostly hosted bab baseball games but one night in 1964, toma welcomed the beatles. >> dressing room was their shop. piles

liberties with the truth and so the democrats may want to sort of re you know back when this is a broom or bring in witnesses for the 1st time and have those individuals testify that what the attorneys were saying was not true for one you know that impeachment is a pretty political weapon and the public's you know split you know in the united states maybe 60 percent support conviction and 40 percent don't but i think the point is 2 to one is that donald trump am forbidden from running for public office again and number 2 is that you send a message to future presidents that this kind of behavior on the the partisan divide is very bad in this country but i think that you're seeing with 10 republicans in the house and maybe 7 or 6 or 7 republicans cross in the senate. with about 140000 people in last few days renouncing their membership in the republican party were may actually be seeing a little bit of sort of some move. towards maybe a little bit more towards. the head of the world health organization says the origins of the corona virus are still not clear following an investigative mis

occupant of the oval office for lease is a decent person to be genuinely dedicated to the project of broome get together but i think it's a very very tall task it's usually given the asylum media environments in which we presently operate. but i do think that biden will continue to message a message of unity and i think the other thing is i think he will either not to continue to be litigators the constitution crimes of trot but to try to pre-marital gather legislatively to basically show that he's got a program that is designed to. aggressively address the problems that are facing all americans and not to rely on the politics of division at time i just go back to the trial and that's the mechanics of the next couple of days what do you expect the defense team to hear it was interesting today that the that the democrats were highlighting the fact that some of the people who've been arrested and charged with crimes on the on generally the 6 that what happened in the capital have been using the defense the fact that they they say they were following the former president's orders how does that

every year we gather in this chamber for this address and normally this broom is packed. normally, this chamber is filled with members of the legislature, members of my cabinet, judges, local leaders, mayors and so many others. i'm really missing all of you tonight and i wish you could be here. i want to thank each and every one of you for your friendship, your support and your partnership over these past six years. like everything else, we have had to change our traditions because of covid in order to stay safe. 2020 was a year we will never forget. together, we face challenges and tragedy like never before. but we got through it. we got through it the way rhode islanders have always gotten through difficult times -- we innovated and we persevered. we just did not give up. so, tonight, we come together as a state to allow ourselves to envision a brighter, more joyful, more prosperous time ahead. a time when we can be together, time we can be together in person, holding each other, hugging each other, being with our friends, working together, learning together, enjoying e

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stored for the morning bath which is an able or she was unable to take all over the floor materials brooms saw and other things strewn all over the place in this particular institution this school when the gunman broke into the school there were more than 550 students 317 of them were herded together and drove into the night by these gunman 3 days after there is no story about their safety or when they're coming home as a result the government of them for a state has shut down all public schools and this is having an effect on public education in the i.j.a. area minn is caused are being shut especially in neighboring states for fear of the repeat of this institution and these incidents the kidnapping for ransom the attacks on institutions of learning is coming at in the region why our school enrollment is low the literacy level is lower than the rest of the country and of course government is struggling to raise up the level of improvement and retention as well as graduation in schools there are concerns now that this development world's top or interrupt education in nigeria especially in

the soul of a broom reversal who become our go to for the realest is always to enjoy and most who love you shows remind me of so much of being a who joins you for school daily barbs and jokes about skin color and political careers and how difficult it was to traverse the species you can take your home because trying to have your own problems talk is hard you know to other in this life in your friendship groups and publishing who you diversity to so i guess my question is when you write about family there's sometimes a feeling of being over there also so do you expect to fall out there how do you deal with writing your life on the page now as a hold of what is a right. part air for master what an amazing writer is thank you a fun. one of one of the things that i. said to be able my family by many copies of this book but do not read this book. mostly because it said very little or about my grief or my mom and my mom's passing i don't think i'd say i say anything in there that i wouldn't say to anyone's face who haven't said it over the air. but it is very broad when it's like this and so

she got promoted, moved to a broom closet sized office and they tried to push her out of the way -- place she was working. these things seem to have happened to a lot of people and i think it is because it is systemic. it is a problem based on who started all of the first startups, who made the money, then started investing in the next wave of startups and who continues to hold that power today. i don't know how it changes without regulation, without more reporters calling it out, without more attention, without conversations like this. it is great pr that silicon valley is perceived as being mayor craddick -- democratic, but when you look at where the money is going, who is making the decisions, it is very backwards and probably worse than many other industries. peter: levi sumagaysay? levi: sure, i wanted to follow up on that a little, talking about your personal experience. first of all, i know your experience informs what you are doing with project include, but i also wanted to know if you are facing or did face for a while lingering effects from speaking up and from filing the lawsui

the thing is, trade means the border market is going lower, because the other stocks get broomed. the gross stocks make up a larger average, which is why they were down this morning before they rebounded after some comments by the fed chief. the fed is not just your friend, it's your best friend, forever fed, bff one of the tricks of the reflation trade, steady eddie stocks get purged because there's not much competition but you have all the companies that can raise prices thanks to surging demand let's take apple you guys know apple. that's a stock that lots of people are giving up right now they hate it, apple won't charge more for phones, computers, or airpods. they like their customers and want them happy. but what do you think happens at the hotel industry when we're all vaccinated, will we pay the same price for hotel rooms, theme park tickets of course not. so there will be an estimate boost, and that's the single biggest reason why a stock goes higher marriott will sell more product at higher prices southwest can double the number of passengers flying from houston to chica

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the best part of this is the little dust pan an the broom to clean all of that up.hard. and after all that, djokovic won the match in four sets, so he reefls the semifinals. >>> on this day 25 years ago, adam sandler's "happy gilmore" hit theaters. to celebrate he broke out the iconic swing on twitter. see this? he strides into the shot and bombs. and it looks like he's still got it. the funny thing with sandler, he doesn't really look athletic. he's actually a tremendous basketball player in pickup basketball games. one final thought on draymond. talking about andre drummond. drummond makes $28 million a year, as i said in our four p.m. newscast. i will stop talking immediately for $28 million. i'll just shut it down. nobody has offered a cent to shut me up. nothing. >> we're taking up a collection. >> the gofundme, larry, you just don't know about it. >> tonight on abc7 at 8:00, it's to tell the truth. at 9:00, it's black-ish and then mixed-ish followed by big sky and don't miss abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> thank you so much for joining us. contribute to the fund to s

i seen where webster sat and clay sat, the broom that joe mccarthy had his hearings in and kids comern about democracy. now to have it invaded by a mob and not have questions answered, not know really how much was planned ahead of time. did they -- was it spontaneous? we don't know any of that yet. a 9/11 style of investigation is the only way, i think, to do it and ensure that you will get a bipartisan fair hearing that you can take to the american people and that the american people will support. >> talk about this kind of a commission. what would it be comprised of? what kind of people would serve on it? how long do you think it would take? run us through some of the nuts and bolts. >> well, most important thing is who sits on it because you have got to have it bipartisan. you have to have people that don't serve in office now, maybe a higher office, nobody to make a reputation for themselves out of the hearings. you want men and women, and not necessarily from washington. you can have former governors, former attorney generals, people who served in the state department, former ju

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stored for the morning bath which is an able or she was unable to take all over the floor materials brooms saw and other things strewn all over the place in this particular institution this school when the gunman broke into the school there were more than 550 students 317 of them were herded together and drove into the night by these gunmen 3 days after there is no story about their safety or when they're coming home as a result the government of them for a state has shut down all public schools and this is having an effect on public education in the nigeria minutes caused are being shut especially in neighboring states for fear of the repeat of this institution and this incidence the kidnapping for ransom the attacks on institutions of learning is coming at in the region why our school enrollment is low the literacy level is lower than the rest of the country and of course government is struggling to raise up the level of involvement and retention as well as graduation in schools there are concerns now that this development world's top or interrupt education in nigeria especially in the n

flight 3 28 shortly after takeoff and drop debris and neighborhoods in the denver, colorado suburb of broomu ever been involved in a high speed or automobile crash. asked the sound we heard. and all sudden this big silver object just rolled in front of our front window. bowling, says there were 69 triple seven planes and service with the pratt and whitney 4000 engines with another 59 storage most carriers with this aircraft agreed to temporarily pull the planes, including united, the on lee u. s airline with this type of engine. in its fleet with 24 in total until boeing establishes increased inspection and a plan to fix the problem, faa officials say inspections of the triple seven planes will be increased. also another boeing plane had engine trouble this weekend. a 7 47 cargo plane and the netherlands also had to make an emergency landing because of the mid air explosion. it was a different aircraft, but the same type of engine. engine maker pratt and whitney is assisting federal investigators and trying to determine what caused the engine failure. christina coleman fox news. the u. s. s

it is a homeless man who comes in, and he's so grateful and asking, can i pick up a broom and help cleanerve. you know, as we continue this project, you know, we have no idea how much this is really going to cost. but to see the community show up and support in amazing ways is what is making this possible. >> pastor, i can't help but think about the definition of christian. it literally translates to christ-like. that's certainly what we're seeing you do. what do you need for locals watching this, what can they do? for a national audience watching you right now, how can people help >> what we need is people to go to ourcalling.org and donate, so we can find a permanent placement for these folks. we have a project we're working on to build amazing housing. when this is over, we have nowhere for these folks to go. ourcalling.org/home is a project we're working on to produce homes. we can do it quickly with the community support. folks out of the convention center and out from under a bridge and into their forever home >> well, you're doing incredible work we've got that qr code, pastor, ri

>> these little boxes that you see right here with a title and people within it are what's called brooms are doing any and everything on clubhouse. they're pitching businesses, they're dating, there are stand-up comedy rooms on the platform. you have that option to raise your hand and join the conversation. >> reporter: it's becoming a viral sensation in the stay-at-home pandemic era. clubhouse hit over 2 million weekly users within the last month, oprah and serena williams have been heard on the app and recently elon musk joining the club. tweeting, on clubhouse tonight at 10:00 p.m. l.a. time, 5,000 people joined in the chat. >> elon musk, welcome to clubhouse. >> thank you. >> reporter: like all of social media there are privacy considerations. >> my main privacy concern with clubhouse is the fact that you have to give them your contact list on your phone in order to use the app and clubhouse still does have some real content moderation issues around the types of things that get said in clubs. >> reporter: but that's not stopping tech titans from jumping in. >> so clubhouse definitely

many tender aged kids are going to work, and they spend hours in broom closets, playing anyone -- nintendo because they can't go to their classroom because it is not safe. that is what joe biden is trying to address in this bill. the american rescue plan responds to this call and provides $130 billion to save lives by delivering vaccines, testing, contact tracing and funds many other resources. it doesn't just demand that our families pay with their lives to get back to work and incentivizes life over greed. corporate greed, your greed. and it will do much more so that they don't have to lay off public safety officers. imagine if texas had to lay off their firefighters and their rescue officers in the middle of this winter storm. i encourage my colleagues to vote to pass the american rescue plan and stop playing deadly games that have cost too many american lives. you see it's not enough to stand at the steps of the capitol hoping and praying for this pan determine toik go away. we have to act. we have to protect ourselves by doing basic things like washing your hands, helping your familie

. >>> why don't you get a broom -- >> reporter: when george toma looks out at the super bowl field, he: so much as he seems to fixate on every little patch of grass -- >> that roller's doing it -- >> reporter: and see things, so many things that can be improved. >> what happened there -- sand? i think we need to pull it -- i think so. >> reporter: at 92, toma is semi retired, ed mangan is the lead nfl groundkeeper now. but george remains as he's been for 55 years the irreplaceable caretaker of football's biggest stage. in the lead up to the game, do you try to keep people off the field? >> try to. but there's more people on the field because every day you have halftime or pregame rehearsal. i kid around with them and tell them that grass grows by inches and is killed by feet. >> reporter: toma is one. fewer than 15 people to have been at every super bowl. he credits his work ethic and career path to a childhood in pennsylvania coal country when his dad died. the owner of a minor league team hired george to the grounds cree. at age 12. >> and i was only 16 years old, and he named me as

sorprendidos hoy por grandes trozos de avion, que caian desde el cielo sobre viviendas y calles en "broom-filed"... ...un boeing 777-200 perdio parte de un motor en pleno vuelo... danay rivero nos tiene los detalles de esta impresionante emergencia aerea que, por fortuna, termino sin lesionados ni en tierra ni en el aire. y aqui en texas se vive una "declaracion de desastre" por las serias secuelas que ha dejado la mortal torment de invierno, que azoto el estado y produjo un colapso de los servicios basicos de electricidad y agua potable... pedro ultreras nos tiene lo mas reciente de la precaria situacion, que ha golpeado con fuerza a las comunidades hispanas. en los angeles continua la polemica por la reapertura de las escuelas.-y aunque las autoridades le dieron luz verde a las clases presenciales, la mayoria de vacunar.- por lo que hoy se realizo una caravana de protesta de padres, estudiantes y profesores para exigir seguridad en el regreso a clases.- desde los angeles, amplia. y hay buenas noticias sobre la contencion de la pandemia, que ya lleva un aqo azotando al pais. a medida que avanz