that happened to avery burton. look at avery. you look at him any day of the week and you would see a star athlete. you would know he was a straight a student, said and served his community and left his family, but all the while, avery was fighting an internal battle. id his dad is speaking out to help youth to address mental health. this is my friend reggie burton. we always talk with difficult circumstances. after the loss of your son, you created the avery burton foundation and you will be in the bay area soon to help us lead a conversation about mental illness. talk to us about the impact of social media. that is what we have been talking about doing this show. >> first of all, it is good to be with you. thank you for having me be a part of this conversation. the loss of my son avery was difficult in the sense that it was unbelievable how quickly someone can go from things we associate with stress , anxiety, maybe some depression to suicidal ideation and suicidal attempts on their life and that is what happened with avery. in

that was the highly respected levar burton, along with ben vereen in star trek. thenext generation to reading rainbow and most recently on jeopardy. burton is returning in the star trek spin off the card is his own daughter, who plays his daughter, a bcs. lindsey davis sat down with them. sure, only ever. really as good as tho around you. becoming a part of you. accomplish the things you never could do alone. with the days. the next generation literally. how how is it to work now with your daughter who plays your daughter? yeah pinch myself , you know, every day because. gets emotional what is it like? same question that i asked. you started out with with your dad. you working as the daughter of your dad jordi in in the show, and also in real life, honestly. greater than i ever could have expected. i think i was a little nervous coming into it. because he is my dad. i don't know what it's like working with a parent. but the fact that he respects my training and my craft enough to have it be such a professional environment. it was the highest compliment he could h

the man who inspired multiple generations "reading rainbow's" levar burton on how we can reverse the trend. >>> we begin, though, with that breaking news in a scathing report from the justice department. >> the doj says that louisville police engaged in a pattern of unlawful and discriminatory conduct. this after a two-year review launched after the death of breonna taylor. taylor was killed nearly three years ago in a botched police raid. >> joining us, ron allen and justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian. ron, there is a lot in this report, obviously. walk us through the specifics of the doj findings and what happens next here. >> yeah, it's two years of investigation. it says that the breonna taylor case was a symptom of deeper systemic problems. it says that the department uses excessive force, that it uses searches based on invalid warrants, the heart of the breonna taylor case. there are four officers facing federal charges in connection with that. that the department uses warrants without knocking. it unlawfully discriminates against black people and violates the

you're not going to stop abi burton from that close to the line.abbie burton found herself wrongly in a psychiatric hospital, confused and fighting to get out. i knocked a few people out of the way, like, trying to escape the ward, i rugby tackled a few security guards, apparently. i was bursting my way through the doors at the end of the ward, which are like magnetic, which you can't, like, open normally. but i'm running and busting them open. my behaviour was so aggressive and so erratic, you can kind ofjust box it off and go, "yeah, she's having a psychotic breakdown. " abi was the life and soul of the team, but in may last year, she started feeling unwell. she didn't know then that she had autoimmune encephalitis, a rare neurological condition where the body's immune system attacks the brain. but because her symptoms presented firstly as depression and then aggression and seizures, she was misdiagnosed with psychosis and was sectioned. your rights are taken away from you. i couldn't go outside for a walk or i couldn't go to the fridge and get f

yes, burton, you're at the new home of the listening post where we don't cover the news. we cover the way the news is covered. when hundreds of is ready, settlers rampaged on the occupied westbank last week, murdering a palestinian and burning large parts of a village to the ground. that story made headlights as did the killing of 2 israeli settlers just hours before that which triggered the revenge attack. what was absent from most international news coverage was a larger development 3 days earlier when the really government handed control of the west bank from the military over to a civilian, a right wing minister, a settler, that's a little smart, rich human rights activists, including israeli watts, say that amounts to a does your a annexation of the west back annexation of palestinian land has long been considered a red line. the israelis could not be allowed to cross yet in europe and the u. s. political leaders and news outlets have failed to react accordingly. 2 months into the most far right government in israel's history, palestinians are seeing their rights, ev

i said national parks were a say like a mouse burton likes. is this special border and this security. and you cannot go. he said by jip gear gear and south his vehicles near mark, no city waterfall. he also offers horse riding cono in rafting, and he was ski scooter excursions into the mountains, making sure that his business ye route but many here at the waterfall, very, the tourists may not come in summer due to climate change and its effect on the false gateway man lightly because of climate change. summers have become way too hot. it rains less, and therefore, or waterfall has less and less water in summer months. casino tourists flocking to bottom, it can't be bothered by the weather. they come from near by country is where gambling is prohibited. the tourist influx to the city has led to a booming construction near the beach, naco tourism managers advertise, georgia is a haven of security and stability in the troubled blacks. the region is within that georgia is accommodating the crystals of europe and asia belongs to europe and with its

the white house has condemned his detention also on the program. burton's king charge is on a java fenced in berlin. the king address is parliament speaking properly in germany and plays up ties between the 2 nations. but former president variables and our returns to brazil, right. we have plans to lead the opposition to his success as government ah, i'm good. how doth, as well come to the program. and we begin in russia where an american journalist has been arrested on spying charges moscow. moscow court has ordered evan good coverage of the wall street journal to be held in custody for 2 months. russia, security agency accuses him of trying to obtain classified information. gross coverage has pleaded not guilty. he's the 1st american reporter arrested in russia for alleged espionage since the cold war. whitehouse has condemned his detention and is advising us citizens to leave russia. 11 gaskin, which used to work with my colleague w bosco bureau to jury research. and he told us about the case. yes, you're right. among other things, even get a report for don't really russia if you years

there is never an event that john burton has had that the mayor has not participated in it.shows the strong friendship between them. i thought that this mayor came to the office not only when he was speaker, but when he was mayor with clear intentionality. he definitely wanted to make sure that his cabinet was a cabinet that totally reflected the city of san francisco. i really appreciate director hillis for organizing that meeting and to mayor brown for all he has done and what he continues to do for the city. the second thing is board president peskin, a couple months ago introduced and recognize the parks and reflected on the history. rec's and parks will be joining a hearing tomorrow. if you would like more information, please go to the website. >> i have one follow up to something that was mentioned last hearing, but the heritage and legacy of san francisco legacy business program is hosting monthly happy hours to support legacy bars. their inaugural one was last month and the next one is next week at the bar. >> you will be there. >> i'm trying to be there. >> you are

under stress from the increase in interest rate, but they also benefit from it because a again, dan burton money from the normal business, taking in money in the account and lending it out in this has become profitable again because of the increase in interest with the increase in the interest rate is a cruise in a blessing. i think for many banks the net effect is quite positive. so that's why i'm not too pessimistic. the big issue with the european real estate. so as long as the real estate market stays are stable, i'm quite confident that we will not see a big bank in crisis in europe. ok, that's a good note to leave some. thank you so much for talking us through that. the frederick. hi, i'm on. i'm a leibnitz center for european economic research. thank you. well, but thanks. chinese president, jews in pink has arrived in moscow. he strips widely see does a show of support for russian president vladimir putin, whose war in ukraine is struggling to make gains. china has put forward its own pace plan, but hasn't condemned russia's invasion. speaking on the eve of the visit, the russian p

good future, a 77 percent every weekend on d w ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin burtons. king charles is here in germany on his 1st oversee state visit as monarch german president time. father stein maya welcomes him and queen consort camilla to the brand of brigade. here in berlin, 3 day trip is being seen as a chance to strengthen ties with the continent that have been strained by brags. and we'll talk to the photographer behind these iconic images from the bombing of matter you pull. if any model that has been named one of this year's world press photo contest winners for communicating the heart of war and tesla, see, you know, most signs and open the latter calling for a pause of the development of more powerful artificial intelligence systems. the letter cold for greater protections against computers that could soon i'm smart humans ah, on pablo for you. yes, welcome to the program. king charles has arrived here in berlin on his 1st overseas visits since becoming british monarch charles on his wife camilla will be attending an evening. dinner ceremony actually spoke

the state department says to stay out of, and this was one of them. >> yeah, josh campbell, fred burtonight. thank you. >>> coming up now, intense fighting continuing in eastern ukraine. we're going to get you an update on that, and we want to tell you about one ukrainian soldier who has been killed in that fighting and why president zelenskyy and the whole country mourned this person who went by call sign da vinci. >>> plus the latest on heavy winter weather that has millions under flood watch tonight in california. what's the big deal? what's the big deal? what's the big deal? ♪marching band music♪ ♪marching band music♪ i'll get a cart. get two! scotts daylawn saving is the biggest deal of the year. stock up early and save up to $20 dollars on the best scotts products. ♪ the gillettelabs with exfoliating bar. removes unseen dirt and debris that gets in the way of the blades. for effortless shaving in one efficient stroke. gillette. the best a man can get. guys, it's time to stop treating your groins like junk. introducing the new intimate pubic hair trimmer from gillette. it's not jun

what a cool project, directed by tim burton. >> i can't believe it. >> seth: yeah. >> i can't believeid. i really wanted to like get into -- >> seth: usually -- because sometimes when you say "i'll shave me head," they'll say, "oh, don't be ridiculous, we'll just put on a bald cap." >> yeah, but you know, those things take forever. >> seth: it is, you actually as an actor, it's almost -- if you're willing to shave your head, you've saved so much time. absolutely, and it always looks kind of weird, like you can always kind of tell. no disrespect to makeup artists around the world. you're all so talented. [ laughter ] >> seth: so you shaved your head, and uncle fester, this is, you know, an iconic role. how do you approach uncle fester? what's your take on it? >> you know, there was kind of like an "snl" theme to it where i did remember the tv show and i just tried to do it like i was doing the original tv show. just, you know, it's almost like representing like the original character. >> seth: that's really fun. >> yeah, and tim burton was great. he's like -- you know, i don't know how

badly he doesn't she nissan. 20 business doesn't decent or isn't watson on fire impact only field in burton grows and 14 din was monday in phoebe degnan ah, the capitalist morse evans m august. eva owned on done sort of will not pay is over there. like you one scott, it's a become most month to house, admitted that i have miti missing some trick in on key gotten manure proven. then mon zinah magnon for luke. i didn't find present yet. does him follow up? i know confronted sworn davis. one can no vice v as i find this. ah, we do not care how many ukrainians die, not civilians, not women, not children, not soldiers. we do not care. so it's become a great football game. i don't think ukraine has anything to do with the decision about peace or war. i think the decision about peace or war is made in washington dc as long as we want the war to continue. we will fight that war using ukrainians as proxies and we will fight it to the last ukrainian death. who in service please? thank you. did i give you the license plate you gave but given it's not them while grading a shuttle lesson yet? i knew by

on counting the cost will burton's new plan to bring people back into the workforce help boost economic growth. good. the glad to silicon valley bank mean a rethink on interest rate plus australia wants to create a new fleet of nuclear power submarine had a massive price counting the cost on al jazeera. ah . ready ah.

he didn't go to route 3rd through still friends, always burton's in a nursing world was king in very little. you boiler more there through the news. you are more luxury brew. lucille new. bless you most. you're a good you. character was not true. a with to kick in with us again. see that you can visit over and over a get busy tourist with nicole clearly shown by real insight in how life was lived in prague. checking in 30 minutes long d w for the star of species conservation. the panda, but what about animals that are less cuddly? they often find themselves on the side line. researchers want to change all that and call for more courage to be ugly. to step aside and in 60 minutes on dw blue. a night in abilene share my welcome to my podcast matter by and by the lever teeth influences and experts to talk about all playing loud back from day to day. nothing less because all these things and more and then you see the the make sure to tune and wherever you get your path and join the conversation. because you know it who love matter. mm. live alone to get a monthly. i'm a must have a mover

this was mr burton's those visit to the area since ordering a full—scale invasion of ukraine 13 months. he visited a summer camp and cultural project. a deal brokered by the un and turkey along the export of ukrainian grain from the black sea has been renewed hours after it was due to expire. it says the agreement will continue performance while moscow says it agreed to just 60 days. now i'm bbc news — the travel show. this week on the travel show... ..mont saint—michel marks its millennium. that view is pretty amazing. there's the shadow of mont saint—michel on the sand. the parps and toots that make this port one of a kind. horns blaring one, two, three, four, five. and saving these bundles of fluff from extinction. twittering and squawking yeah, he's thinking about it. all right. we'll give him some time. there he comes. i'm beginning this week in northern france on a journey that two and a half million people take each year. you're kind of getting an idea of how popular this place must be because it's off season, it's super cold, but this bus is packed. you can see it. i've just go

little was to route 3rd through stones only burton's and her on her st. robles king and very new boiled more of the news. you are a character more luxury embry, gerbil. lucille nibbler hugo sooner. good julia kirk was not through a with the plight of the pitbull in trading and endangered species in africa and asia. my grandma, some people consider their meat to be a delicacy and their skills are used in popular remedies. the black market trade is flourishing. this report follows trafficking routes from the congo to vietnam and 15 on d. w. o. our specialties usual, spliced with luxury and pleasure. flavored with a touch of art and culinary excellence. this is where all the active serving of europe to saver euro max 90 minutes on the t w. o. guardians of truth. my name is john kinda and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like turkey. taking all the powers that be they risk everything they want to kill me and they try many times. john dunder asked activists, journalists and politicians, living in exile to which and what drives them. it's too much on my should

hoping they would last longer than their sign. 15 seconds left, burton driving, fading. now in it. 10 seconds left. the panthers will have the lead. this is march. last chance for the bulldogs. shaquille moore with the wide open three, no good, but it's just off the mark. heading to the round of 64 for the first time since 2016 back when jamie dixon was there. pitt will play on iowa state friday. >>> in the first game of the night, texas a&m corpus christi with bishop odell. the second half against southeast missouri. williams knocking it down, and representing the bay. islanders up six. williams had 13, and his team, corpus christi, wins their first tournament game at 75-71. the good news is they're heading to the real big dance. the bad news is they get a top overall seed alabama on thursday. but that's what they want. >> yeah, i'm cheering them on. i used to live in corpus christi and work there. i've been to that school a couple of times. all right, charlie. thank you so much. >>> san francisco's win means san francisco beer. the best win video we found all day. >> t

i have heard represented burton's name mentioned a couple of times. let me just tell you this about dan. he and i fought on a number of issues all through the 80s and happened to the 1990s. we tried to find where we could commonality on things that did not push us and push congress and the wrong direction in fact gotten one argument in front of president reagan who jokingly said can i take you guys out and buy you an ice cream, and get you to agree? dan and i had strong differences. very, very strong differences of opinion. but at the end of the day i thought we can make a commonsense argument you could win over his support. he thought were he can make a commonsense argument he could win over mine. when i look up at the portrait of elisha cummings hanging here i am reminded elisha always said we can do better than this. and mr. chairman you're absolutely right about the last congress. you voted to have this amendment in place and the majority ruled in that instance the majority may have been misplaced in its support. but having said all of that this p

in the case of my friend david mccracken, he worked on burton pitts, both in kosovo and iraq. he came home and developed a glee, oh, blessed alma and was dead. less than a year later, at the age of 46, his family was denied defense department medical benefits. and he was even denied permission to be buried at arlington national cemetery. because they said that his illness was not service related. was that kind of treatment common for soldiers coming back, who had been exposed to the burn pits? is that what ho biden's family and others endured? yes, and i did have the practice. and this was for client was a terrible story sterile, fresh story. unfortunately, the story is very common and it is to shop the back or yet i don't understand why this should be right on the front page of all the people actually be denied at 1st, everyone was denied now denied benefits and a lot of them died just completely drunk and not giving heroes. you know, it all under the radar. these are all your lessons. tell us about some of the diseases that we're talking about here. i mentioned in a moment a

and president, but charlotte todd has arrived in moscow for talk with russian counterpart vladimir burton. the leaders will discuss strengthening bilateral cooperation despite western attempts to hurt their economy through a look at this. drill was a multiple pacific strike drill that could carry up to 1700 kilograms of explosives . can you imagine that such, you know, graph a drone suddenly, in new york or san francisco, las go lab, the u. s. crashing grow incident in black, the waters as a probably cation of the thing, right.

otherwise there was burton.was significant risk of the lights going out because the wind wasn't blowing and those watching on tv can see the big billowing chimneys coming from coal being burnt to produce electricity in the uk. don't our politician talk the absolute load of old nonsense. it's the end of coal, we were told, and we are now having to burn it. madness what we could be producing all right. gas which of course lets off far less co2 , more of that. another day in, a minute talking points with duncan, man who tried to become a professional rugby player but finished as the royal editor on the sun . and he knows prince the sun. and he knows prince harry pretty . the sun. and he knows prince harry pretty. i'm going to ask him one of has gone wrong . it's my favourite time of the day. yes, of course it's talking. i'm joined by doug. good luck. former royal editor of the sun news is. thank you. welcome to the program now actually having me here duncan the young duncan who thought he might become a professiona

the white house has condemned his detention also on the program burton's king charles.

otherwise there was burton.there was significant risk of the lights going out because the wind wasn't blowing and those watching on tv can see the big billowing chimneys coming from coal being burnt to produce electricity in the uk. don't our politician talk the absolute load of old nonsense. it's the end of coal, we were told, and we are now having to burn it. madness what we could be producing all right. gas which of course lets off far less co2 , more of that. another day in, a minute talking points with duncan, man who tried to become a professional rugby player but finished as the royal editor on the sun . and he knows prince the sun. and he knows prince harry pretty . the sun. and he knows prince harry pretty. i'm going to ask him one of has gone wrong . it's my favourite time of the day. yes, of course it's talking. i'm joined by doug. good luck. former royal editor of the sun news is. thank you. welcome to the program now actually having me here duncan the young duncan who thought he might become a profe

just stupid and then understand the recreation and park department spokesperson tamra barrick at burton says the unknown vandal left the tire marks at 2 locations in the park. the spinouts were first spotted saturday morning after 10 says crews have had their hands full with storm damage and this destructive act is unfair to park goers. it a bit of a downer our crews are working so hard cleaning up after the storm and making sure that the parks look good and are nice for that someone would do. this. park regulars were also annoyed to learn about the muddy mess. me trees been coming down lately. i'm sure the parks that is really overtaxed. >> so it just adds to their workload. i just think that there's things that people should be doing with their time, the damage, green spaces at port meadow and 47th in fulton are getting some help from seating in top dressing. it will take some time for the grass to re grow. but after 10 says parks and the people who appreciate them are resilient. we're already. >> repairing it. it's on its way to looking good as new again. >> these destructive doughnu

booking which in even as an economy, just so for boston. indian economies not larger than that of burton britain has the security council permanent seat. i'm not saying that should be made to that are making sure and those of that. but fundamentally many follow in the balance of power is the constantly changing phenomenon. and then we have seen, for example, medal expending from 2 to 230, partly also becoming little more disorganized and multiple voices coming out of metal again. so that's a constant work in progress. and what we order said is that the desired and united states to maintain its assumption of supremacy around the world. and we're both let's specify what you mean by supremacy. do you understand it correctly as the united states being the ultimate arbiter, the p, y, essentially of the, of the un security council? there is absolutely no doubt that the american, most americans would say there are a lot of people in america who also intend such a fashion. but this is a mainstream in the united states that believes the lot in terms of being on the frontier of technology, innovat

w documentary ah ah, this is dw, use live from berlin, burtons. king charles is here in germany on his 1st oversee state visit as monarch, german president's frank father shine. maya welcomes him and queen consort camella to the brandenburg gate hair. and for him, the 3 day trip is being seen as a chance to strengthen ties with the continent that have been strained.

ah ah ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, burtons, king charles on a charm offensive in berlin, alternating between german and english. the king reminds lawmakers of the rich history of positive ties between britain and germany during a trip aimed at reviving relations to practice. it also coming out e chief, also under lion says the future of relations with china depends on how beijing responds to russia's war in ukraine will have analysis of her remarks and brothels out of a crucial visit to europe's biggest trading partner. and how the russia, the leads really feel about putin's war in ukraine and apparent leaks, phone call raises suspicions that many are merely paying lip service to putin and public will hear more from all moscow pure a chief plus we have an update on pope francis's condition. he's been admitted to a hospital with a respiratory infection during his busiest time of year. ah, i manuscript, mccann, and welcome to the program. britons king charles has become the 1st assisting monarch ever to address the german parliament, the bundled tug on day 2 of his state vi

his comments come after vladimir burton's meeting with the russian security council. very similar to caves made on there is no doubt that the law and registration of non governmental organizations that receive foreign funding in the amount of 20 percent of their budget was just an excuse to start an attempt to force a change of power. nevertheless, in a number of european countries, the same rules are much more stringent, burrell stated, without bad in an eye that this contradicts european values, and puts the block on the path of georgia, secession to the e. u. in general, this hypocrisy is, of course, obvious. while the political opposition calls for the current government to resign, there is no guarantee that tensions would subside if that occurred parties. marina closer up breaks down how the situation escalated and perhaps more importantly, the role foreign actors have played. as soon as the pros has started, enjoy to most people following european politics thought, here we go again, another color revolution. why? that's why american and european flags, banners i

yes, burton, you're at the listening post where we provide explanatory journalism about journalism. when it came out last weekend, it looked like breaking news. the source, former u. s. president donald trump. he posted that he was about to be indicted over money that he paid to a former adult film star named stormy daniels to keep quiet about an affair that she says she had with trop. if the indictment goes ahead and it has yet to happen. donald trump would become the 1st us president to face criminal charges. our focus is on the 2nd half of trump's message, the part where he urges his supporters to protest, to quote, take our nation back. that conjured up images of january 6th, 2021. when a violent pro trump mob stormed the u. s. capital, and it will have, or at least should have alarmed social media sites. why twitter and facebook that recently reinstated trumps accounts. after shutting them down, following that insurrection in washington, there's a lot to get to in this story, starting with the stormy daniels case. ah, when one considers all of the crimes, donald trump has been

ah ah ah, the state of the news lying from berlin burton's king charles visits germany at a state banquet in berlin, charles hales, the enduring value of british german relations, is due to address the german parliament in 2 hours time. also coming up the head of the new ones, nuclear watchdog visits ukraine's upper regia power station. he's hoping to strike a deal to better protect your biggest nuclear plants, but warns military activity in the area has increased. ah i'm to confirm. welcome to the show. britain's king charles is in berlin on his 1st foreign trip since becoming monarch at a state banquet. on wednesday he vowed to strengthen british german ty, saying the relationship is of enduring value to us all. and it was it aimed at mending european times. after bred berlin was meant to be 2nd, the 2nd stock of his kings tore, but last week's trip to paris, what was cancelled and unrest over the french government's planned pension reform. a special welcome for special visitors, britton's king, char, so 3rd and his wife camilla. german president, frank vidal dine, maya welcomed the roy

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honor the life and legacy after great kansan, andrew, who passed away on february 12 at his home in burton, kansas, surrounded by his loving family. he was born in 1915 in hutchison kansas after studying at kansas state university. he and his wife started their registered an gus operation which -- angus operation which later back the murray ranch. he and his family built a legacy all their own while carrying on the tradition of their ancestors. he spent a lifetime of pounding posts by hand. chuck wagon bookouts, live -- cookouts, livestock teams. he built a place to raise his family and cattle by the sweat of his brow. his gift was the ability to meet people of all walks of life and getting to know them. his network of friends was nationwide. he pursued another career as pharmacist. he attended the university of kansas school of pharmacy, graduated in 1990, after which he worked in the kansas area for 30 years retiring on his 70th birthday in 20206789 because of his career changing experience, he was able to come alongside people and find direction in their lives. he encouraged so many. to

the state of the news lying from berlin burton's king charles visit germany at a state of banquet in berlin. charles hailed the enduring value of british german relations is due to address the german parliament in 2 hours time. also coming up the head of the new ones, nuclear watchdog visits ukraine's.

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