calvin bolton found there.ollins was a rope drawn ferry and an essential part of the line of retreat for those soldiers based across the river along the heights of fordham. the extreme front line facing rebel held territory to the north. furthermore, any supplies shipped of river upriver from new york could be landed at hollins dock and distributed to the garrisons on both sides of the waterway, making this spot an essential part of kingsbridge supply line. we've taken a peek at a measly four sites of dozens explored by calvin bolton. but this is symposium isn't about topography or old photography. it's about acquiring materials related to the revolutionary war and the objects gathered into a collection. for some reason, it the educational benefit of others or just personal satisfaction. so let's now pivot and talk about the artifacts recovered by calvert bolton and friends. true, the duo gets all the credit, but anyone who has seen the photographs of their digs know they didn't do it alone. as i call it, bill

calvin robinson.ar panel, what a night. those. superstar panel, what a night. those . 9 pm. headliners is. up those. 9 pm. headliners is. up next, though have a brilliant night. good night. you with gb news it's 11:00. in you with gb news it's11:00. in a moment, a headline is but first let's catch up on the latest news headlines. and tonight has been confirmed that british aid workers andrew bagshaw , christopher perry, who bagshaw, christopher perry, who had gone missing in ukraine, were killed trying to help civilians flee, shelling the parry family released a statement saying it is with sadness. we have to announce that beloved krissy has been killed along with his colleague andrew bagshaw . while attempting andrew bagshaw. while attempting a humanitarian evacuation from soledar in eastern ukraine the pair had been attempting to rescue an elderly woman in an area of intense military action when their car was hit by an

calvin robinson.ar panel, what a night. those. superstar panel, what a night. those . 9 pm. headliners is. up those. 9 pm. headliners is. up next, though have a brilliant night. good night. you with gb news it's 11:00. in you with gb news it's11:00. in a moment, a headline is but first let's catch up on the latest news headlines. and tonight has been confirmed that british aid workers andrew bagshaw , christopher perry, who bagshaw, christopher perry, who had gone missing in ukraine, were killed trying to help civilians flee, shelling the parry family released a statement saying it is with sadness. we have to announce that beloved krissy has been killed along with his colleague andrew bagshaw . while attempting andrew bagshaw. while attempting a humanitarian evacuation from soledar in eastern ukraine the pair had been attempting to rescue an elderly woman in an area of intense military action when their car was hit by an

now let's get back to calvin . now let's get back to calvin.d welcome to the common sense crusade with . me, the sense crusade with. me, the reverend calvin robinson on this new year's day. here's what's up this morning. the uk has welcomed in the new year with a fireworks display in london that included a fitting tribute to the late queen. along with a few overtly political propaganda pieces, including the ukraine war, so—called climate and war, the so—called climate and of the lgbt , eu plus, of course, the lgbt, eu plus, plus, plus, plus, plus plus lobby. nothing is from lobby. nothing is safe from political politicisation these days. it seems . internet days. it seems. internet phenomenon. andrew tate's questionable lifestyle is halted after his arrest in romania . after his arrest in romania. i'll speak to the man who thinks he's a spiritual desert and asks whether trial by social media is wrong no matter the target and all these godless scenes of shoppers in supermarkets over a dnnk shoppers in supermarkets over a drink made by youtube st

i thought you want to look egotistical, calvin . calvin egotistical, calvin.. how is roman? said red nigel farage because brexit would not have happened if it was not for that man good choice. and he was brilliant on the tonight and rebecca, the earlier tonight and rebecca, i presume another brexit related nominee, no abortion , my other nominee, no abortion, my other thing . sorry, calvin. bpi bpi, thing. sorry, calvin. bpi bpi, the british pregnancy service, who was the final part of getting the anti—abortion and buffer zone legislation through today went through the house of lords. right, right. and you women fantastic news. newswoman great news for murdering babies. fantastic so you're very opposed on that one. but i'm actually going to go for a double winners tonight. we don't do this often, but i can't. between amanda and calvin because of course, nigel farage yep. outbreaks, heroin . farage yep. outbreaks, heroin. he's made so many strides that actually would we be here without the campaigning by farage. you said earlier in the show saw him treated as w

i back to calvin . happens. i back to calvin.o and welcome to the common sense crusade with me , the sense crusade with me, the reverend calvin robinson. here's what's coming up this afternoon . rishi sunak to praise the importance of the family in his first major speech as pm this saying family is something politicians struggle to talk about. as he announced the rollout family hubs to offer parents the support they need to raise a child then a teacher was forced leave two schools after calling a change on two people. a girl and mohammed a false prophet . it does raise the prophet. it does raise the question should teacher's personal abuse matter .7 and the personal abuse matter? and the prime minister has said that. he would like all students in england to study maths until the age of 18, saying the uk needed to reimagine its approach to numeracy added he wanted young people to have the necessary math skills and the confidence needed with their and things like mortgage . i'll be like mortgage. i'll be discussing the value of thi

let's get back to calvin . get back to calvin.lcome to the common sense with me, the reverend calvin robinson. here's what's coming up . afternoon. the coming up. afternoon. the archbishop of canterbury has defended the establishment of a £100 million fund to, quote, address past wrongs of slavery dunng address past wrongs of slavery during a time of financial crisis . the parishes. but crisis. the parishes. but parishioners clergy criticised the archbishop suddenly having around the archbishop suddenly having aroun d £100 million behind the around £100 million behind the back of the sofa . when vicars back of the sofa. when vicars are losing their jobs and are losing theirjobs and parishes are being merged . parishes are being merged. shortly before he died on tuesday, cardinal george wrote an article for the spectator in which he denounced the vatican's for its forthcoming synod on synod similarity rather as a toxic nightmare . i'll be asking toxic nightmare. i'll be asking should more senior figures in the church speak their mi

it's back to calvin . calvin. hello and welcome to the common sense crusade with me, calvin .se crusade with me, calvin. here's what's coming up this afternoon . nadhim zahawi has afternoon. nadhim zahawi has been sacked as tory party chairman as an ethics inquiry into the handling of his tax affairs. found a serious breach of the ministerial code. but does the hallway sacking seriously damage the tories credibility? and did rishi axe too late in sacking him then later on. a 175 year too late in sacking him then later on. a175 year old heritage listed with links to the royal family and author lewis carroll has destroyed in a fire. i'll be joined by the reverend david ackerman to discuss what's next for the local community and a book published after his death . pope published after his death. pope benedict xvi warned of the intolerance of the west. the associate editor of the catholic herald , simon caldwell, joins me herald, simon caldwell, joins me to talk the book. and of you can join in any of our discussions by emailing gb views at gbnews.uk or by tweeting at gb news dazzl

so calvin robinson , this, i believe calvin robinson, this, i believe is harry now trying to press hisrles, you family pressure. charles, you know, has a massive woke streak through him to go this very dangerous path of reparations . i dangerous path of reparations. i think it could be the end of the monarchy if they went that route. so i hope they don't. he refers the commonwealth as empire 2.0, he? watch empire 2.0, doesn't he? watch how i it was how history. i wish it was empire out the british empire to point out the british empire to point out the british empire was the best empire. there been because the there has been because the british that british empire is the only that said, not going to said, look, we're not going to end our empire. we're end slavery our empire. we're going all around going to end slavery all around the cost to all the world at great cost to all of in fact. well, he just of us, in fact. well, he just stopped off the cost a few years ago. that is something be ago. that is something to be proud is something talk proud of. that is something talk about that ab

so calvin robinson , this, i believe calvin robinson, this, i believe is harry now trying to press his, you family pressure. charles, you know, has a massive woke streak through him to go this very dangerous path of reparations . i dangerous path of reparations. i think it could be the end of the monarchy if they went that route. so i hope they don't. he refers the commonwealth as empire 2.0, he? watch empire 2.0, doesn't he? watch how i it was how history. i wish it was empire out the british empire to point out the british empire to point out the british empire was the best empire. there been because the there has been because the british that british empire is the only that said, not going to said, look, we're not going to end our empire. we're end slavery our empire. we're going all around going to end slavery all around the cost to all the world at great cost to all of in fact. well, he just of us, in fact. well, he just stopped off the cost a few years ago. that is something be ago. that is something to be proud is something talk proud of. that is something talk about that about

calvin was born in down syndrome.his dad were waiting outside the bengals practice field, hoping to catch some of the players walking out, when they noticed the team's head coach zac taylor. the coach made a phone call, and then burrow and a bunch of other players pulled up in a golf cart and told calvin to hop on in. now, that's a bay area proud if it had happened in the bay area. >> for sure. calvin is a huge bengals fan, so that is such an awesome picture. how fun. don't forget you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire and apple tv. raj mathai joins us with what's coming up at 5:30. >>> encouraging news about the tridemic. cases of covid, the flu, and rsv are all dropping. what things could look like moving forward. >>> also, we continue our coverage of president biden's visit to the south bay and santa cruz county. what he's saying about the storm damage he saw today firsthand. >>> and we remember a legend. the music world is mourning the death of david crosby. >>> the news at 5:30 starts right now. thanks so muc

calvin mackenzie , destroyed. calvin mackenzie, fleet street icon, joins me now .you'll follow all of this over the last couple of years now it's hard for me to see itv standing by clarkson they weren't to stand by piers morgan morgan . i know they won't morgan morgan. i know they won't stand by him and they never had any intention when. the story first broke like . i made it very first broke like. i made it very clear that they were standing by him at the moment. so the reality is that he was always going to go. and i think, honestly, i love what clarkson does.i honestly, i love what clarkson does. i think he's is it's journalism. it's phantom tastic is colin was a great one of the sunday times is a different level compared to anybody in his game . but the problem the game. but the problem the mistake he made was he apologised . what was the point apologised. what was the point of approach . it gave, it gave of approach. it gave, it gave harry and meghan this open goal to reject and actually make clarkson's position much worse the truth about the matter. the licen

calvin mackenzie , destroyed. calvin mackenzie, fleet street icon, joins me now .you'll follow all of this over the last couple of years now it's hard for me to see itv standing by clarkson they weren't to stand by piers morgan morgan . i know they won't morgan morgan. i know they won't stand by him and they never had any intention when. the story first broke like . i made it very first broke like. i made it very clear that they were standing by him at the moment. so the reality is that he was always going to go. and i think, honestly, i love what clarkson does.i honestly, i love what clarkson does. i think he's is it's journalism. it's phantom tastic is colin was a great one of the sunday times is a different level compared to anybody in his game . but the problem the game. but the problem the mistake he made was he apologised . what was the point apologised. what was the point of approach . it gave, it gave of approach. it gave, it gave harry and meghan this open goal to reject and actually make clarkson's position much worse the truth about the matter. the licen

in meisk, there is the ruins of the calvin cathedral.s built far before the manor in the 16th century. then these lands belonged to the kovechinsky brothers, one of the representatives of the family, kovichinsky matekovichinsky, a was an avid protestant of one of the directions of protestantism of that time was calvinism, and therefore he decided to build just such a monument, in addition to religious purposes, the temple could also serve. as a refuge, this is evidenced by two defensive towers and walls one and a half meters thick at that time, kokhtich became one of the most important centers of the protestant movement in belarus, though just a century later, when the fashion for faith changed, the new owners of the kukhtich quickly changed the purpose of the temple of the earth, the kukhtich and the knots passed, and into the possession of the kind of hung a and already, and the calvinist temple was used. it fell, like a catholic church a little later, the church completely became a chapel , the burial place of the family, and only thr

hello and welcome is calvin's common sense crusade on your tv onune common sense crusade on your tv online and on your wireless. today we will be discussing the church of england's refusal to redefine marriage to accommodate same sex relationships . the case same sex relationships. the case of a man who was for allegedly being in breach of a public space protection order by praying to abortion clinic and should converge on therapy for trans people. people but first, it's the news with . aaron it's the news with. aaron armstrong . and it's a minute armstrong. and it's a minute past three. i married armstrong . the gb newsroom a manhunt is underway in california after. at least ten people were killed in a shooting at a lunar new year festival . a warning the festival. a warning the following contains flashing images. thousands of people had gathered at monterey park near los angeles when a gunman opened fire. at least ten other people have been injured, some of whom are in a critical condition . are in a critical condition. police are looking for male suspect who fled the scene . they suspec

calvin dark.weeks of violent protests against the president, dina boluarte. at least 42 people have died in clashes with the police. peru's government has declared a state of emergency in several regions, giving the army authority to intervene to maintain order, and suspending several constitutional rights such as freedom of movement and assembly. our reporter sofia bettiza has this report. a procession to remember and celebrate those who lost their lives protesting against peru's new government. there is pain. but also anger at the brutality of the police. yells. this young man lost his dad. translation: the use | of weapons is excessive. the police cannot confront the civilian population like that. they have to respect our lives. the violence was triggered by the impeachment and arrest of the former president of peru, pedro castillo, in december. his supporters are demanding new elections and want his successor dina boluarte to resign. these have become some of the most violent protests in the c

he does not want the job, nor does the labor party lay to calvin, calvin davis. but some top minister ministers names are being thrown around. chris hopkins minister megan woods and michael wood as well as lower lower ranked but rising ministers like kidney ellen. so really it's anyone's game at the stage. ah, we, we wouldn't say there's a particular front runner, long trip back to elicit radio, new zealand based on wellington. thank you very much. the european parliament has called for the you to list iran's revolutionary god as a terrorist organization because of its role in the suppression of anti government protesters. but as well as backing sanctions, european politicians have also begun sponsoring iranian political prisoners by communicating with ambassadors and other politicians and human rights organizations . to draw attention to individual prisoners. they hope to prevent rainy and judges from and in down harsh sentences, including the death penalty. he wanted to teach more young boys about come to for free. that was how much he had mohammed who seine lo

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levin tom, bower, calvin mackenzie , tom, bower, calvin mackenzie, meghan kelly and going to give this won't get anywhere else in the woke media oh you absolute legend because i was in the documentary series on netflix you're in the book. i mean good but i you know i tell i was going it i was going to going to buy it i was going to write. also coming after write. also coming up after break, a wonderful break, you've got a wonderful show the wonderful down show where the wonderful down with me? mark with it now is it for me? mark steyn the way, mark steyn says, by the way, mark steyn says, by the way, mark steyn is the mend is on the mend. we've actually, as mark steyn safe, stay. free no spin , no bias, no censorship. no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton tonight. prince harry's work of fantasy spare has hit the shelves and buried between his traitorous bile a first world problems that expose him as the ultra privileged man baby that he really . i him as the ultra privileged man baby that he really. i was excited . welcome back to my home excited. welcome back to my home but

calvin dark. thank you very much.ourne and novak djokovic has been granted a visa to take part. he will launch his bid for a 10th aussie open title on tuesday, a year after he was deported from australia because he had not been vaccinated against covid—19. ben rothenberg from racquet magazine gave me his take on this year's australian open. novak djokovic is the story of the australian open once again in a very different way than he was last year, when he was a subject of international attention and sort of a media circus around his deportation saga, which wound up with him getting ousted from australia before the tournament began. this time, he's the story because he's the favourite to win the tournament once again. he's won the australian open nine times before and he seems to be in pretty good shape to do it again. he won the adelaide warm—up tournament at the beginning of the month. he's been dealing with a bit of a hamstring issue that maybe could flare up but it does seem like maybe not forgiven but everything h

calvin taylor—lee, it is good to talk to you, and happy new year.ert featuring "global music icons" will be part of the celebrations in may — which is going to be aired on the bbc. there'll also be a choir made up of health workers, refugees and lgbtq+ groups. it's being held on the 7th may, a day after the official coronation ceremony in westminster abbey. the hollywood actorjeremy renner has revealed he broke more than thirty bones in the new year's day snow plough accident that left him in intensive care. mr renner shared a photo of himself on social media receiving physical therapy. the six—tonne machine ran over him while he was helping a family member clear a driveway near his home in the state of nevada. the former us astronaut — and the second person to walk on the moon — buzz aldrin has got married for the fourth time — coinciding with his 93rd birthday. pictures from the private los angeles ceremony were shared by buzz aldrin on social media. the former pilot said that he and his new wife, 63—year—old dr anca faur were as "excited as elopi

let's say the familiar calvin collection. dzerzhinsk has some.were pressed by jazz, they weren’t messed up, and not that yak stood, so standing about jim amal was not replaced by alleged fathers and there were none of them 150 years less. let us go so many, it looked like ruins, let's say the monastery of the carthusian ubeyroze mastak covered in curly hair looked allilust, and you were the administration of the river, the horrors of napoleon orda stood at the ruins. and the seed has already been cashed in takid court with the gift of issyadiboy, the horde is at the vorotsedzh. donkey fights. having rested against the light from i , explore it, we didn’t find a flat field our hour , the house was renovated yes, reggie like a little napoleon orda, a museum of the great patriotic places was opened there and tried to prove to us that now i’m not jim orsha a slut. in belarus, work led to study and love. my name is alexei verkhoven. i am an opera symphony conductor. and i came from russia . i want to do an internship as in belarus, and after that i wi

i have called an emergency calvin leading and i am going to the cabinet meeting as we speak modality. the commuter plane part of na pause yet he airline sleet, reportedly crashed while approaching the landing runway in the tourist town of po cora in central nepal. after taking off from cap man, do an airline spokesperson, it says there were $72.00 people on board, including 2 infants, 4 crew members, and at least 10 foreign nationals, nepalese air transport sector has been played by accidents over the years. according to the asian safety database, there have been 27 fatal plane crashes in nepal over the past 30 years. poor maintenance, insufficient training, and lacks standards are often cited as the main causes. the country also has some of the worlds most remote and tricky runways with approaches flanked by towering mountains. and earlier catman to journalist drew body curry told us more about the countries, shaky aviation safety record. having a vision, safety and not so encouraging safety to go to the last few years. that is true. as was reported last in the me last year. there wa

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calvin coolidge was a very feeble man. he did not like the idea of having a special train for the president said you can put my car in the rear of the train of a regular chamber don't do a special train. while in december of 19207 i think was in chicago there are two places in that city. and he decided he would go to a regular compartment and a regular sleeping car and i believe the name of the car's president grants of all things. he would eat there, he would sleep in that compartment, mrs. put before trains were air-conditioned, the car was very hot even though it was in december. so we had to sit there in his compartment with the door open and everybody on the train who walked past throughout the train walked through the aisle and look in there and gawk at him. and he did not like that. the very insecure situation with the secret service threat. i remember one time that waiter asked him as your coffee all right? he just said yes. then later he asked his wife why would he say that maybe there is something wrong with it.

let's say the familiar calvin collection will keep such dates called poydenoval.nch, and not who i stood, so stand. they were replaced by the alleged ones and there was none. you reached them fifty years less until they looked like ruins, let's say the monastery of the cortesian ubeyroze mastak covered the curly-haired look of aliyev, and you were the administration and oke the horrors of napoleon orda stood at the ruins. and the sennya have already been updated with the takid court with the gift of issyadiboy, the horde at the vorotsedzh, if the battles rest against the light from me and follow it there was no flat field our hour tom renewed that reggie dyakuyu to the little ones of napoleon orda , the museum of the great patriotic places was opened there . and aki rushed to prove to sim that now i'm not jim orshe for the powder. watch modern belarus today on belarus 24 tv channel this is the news of the country and abroad. broadcasts of especially important events live broadcasts from the scene current interviews with famous belarusians exciting trips around the

calvin mackenzie speaks legend. calvin mackenzie speaks in calvin . brilliant stuff.. he's not pulling his . and he never not pulling his. and he never has done . fascinating stuff. has done. fascinating stuff. a big reaction on email to this, but it's time now to reveal today's britain and union jack has . yes, indeed with me to has. yes, indeed with me to reveal that is my superstar. we've got christine hamilton sargeant , rebecca reid . sargeant, rebecca reid. christine, your greatest britain. well, my greatest plural are everybody who was refusing to give up anything january and who is resolutely refusing to make any new year's resolution that they're going to immediately break. amen to that. they don't work . john sargeant, they don't work. john sargeant, your greatest britain it's an honorary one, martin and i have a little over and her openness about her difficulties with canceri about her difficulties with cancer i think it's particularly point in for someone who's a great sporting star and a great athlete to admit that her body is giving up and for her to do

calvin mackenzie speaks legend. calvin mackenzie speaks in calvin . brilliant stuff.. he's not pulling his . and he never not pulling his. and he never has done . fascinating stuff. has done. fascinating stuff. a big reaction on email to this, but it's time now to reveal today's britain and union jack has . yes, indeed with me to has. yes, indeed with me to reveal that is my superstar. we've got christine hamilton sargeant , rebecca reid . sargeant, rebecca reid. christine, your greatest britain. well, my greatest plural are everybody who was refusing to give up anything january and who is resolutely refusing to make any new year's resolution that they're going to immediately break. amen to that. they don't work . john sargeant, they don't work. john sargeant, your greatest britain it's an honorary one, martin and i have a little over and her openness about her difficulties with canceri about her difficulties with cancer i think it's particularly point in for someone who's a great sporting star and a great athlete to admit that her body is giving up and for her to do

. >> well, look, calvin mcdonald was on and i thought that kind of was in line, but in line ain't good enough. if you look at macy's really closely, i know macy's had very -- there were issues to macy's but if we're going to critique retail along these lines, what's going to happen is i think retail will be very disappointing with the exception of costco, which put out a number last friday that was gorgeous now, i mean, costco, the companies that sell the excess inventory are doing well but, look, i don't think macy's will be down huge. just wasn't as great >> are you surprise the action to lulu because the reless itself is basic and don't give you anything to get particularly negative on in terms of commentary the only thing i read is the quote from mcdonald where he talks about a dynamic macro backdrop that's about the extent to his reference to why they'd be seeing margin guidance lower than anticipated or reducing estimates at three cent. >> if it didn't have a high multiple -- the fact that it is a high multiple you better blow it away. he is a superb executive but you cannot just

john adams, john tyler, gerald ford, calvin coolidge. lauren: gerald ford?swer is john tyler. he became presidy harrison diedt days after his inauguration. i never knew that. time's up for us. neil, it's yours. neil: harrison was the guy who did the whole inaugural address and he wasn't dressed, died of a cold. 9. stuart: yes, that's it. neil: the vice president always has to be at the ready, i guess.

i'm sure you're wondering what county -- my calvin in bowl. and where are they all now? if you haven't read both relics of the revolution and histories and with a shovel. you may be frustrated to know that they seldom give specific quantities of anything they find by regimental buttons. my impression is they found a few thousand guests, between 1890 in the early 19 twenties. many of which were too far gone to be preserved will never know exactly. the number recovered a simply staggering. especially when compared to the where william berms archaeologist finds ones or twos. we consider the way such relics were valued eccentric. all being more of a curiosity than a commodity. with little or no cash -- in most cases they recovered specimens and had a depth of redundancy. what was found became a personal property of the finders who freely gave sold and traded the materials to other interested parties. up until 1918 that is when the new york historical society brought -- the official fooled by creating a field of exploration. with calvert's chairman and bolton as secretary. it

one that would go to work with president calvin coolidge, cut government spending, balance the budget, cut taxes while paying down the debt. house republicans 100 years ago unleashed a pro-growth agenda. house republicans under speaker mccarthy will unleash a pro-growth agenda to get this economy moving. that pro-growth agenda benefitted families in the '20s. the mccarthy pro-growth agenda will benefit families today. a century later under the next speaker kevin mccarthy, mark my words, this party will come together to unleash american energy, make the trump tax cuts permanent, reign in government spending and fight for a balanced budget. so i stand before you today with unqualified support to nominate my friend, the next speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy. >> for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado rise? >> madam clark i rise to nominate hakeem jeffries for speaker of the house. >> the gentleman is recognized. >> madam clerk, we've heard a lot today, yesterday, the day before about the potential history that may be made in this chamber. but it is worth repeating to the am

. >> with calvin coolidge. calvin coolidge was a very frugle man. some would say he was -- and he did not like the idea of having a special train for the president. he says, so you can put my car on the rear of the train, a regular train, but don't do a special train. well, he took off in december of 1927, i think it is in chicago, there were two places and that city. he decided he would go in a regular compartment, in a regular sleeping car, in the capital -- i believe the name of the car was the president grant, of all things. and he would eat in the diner, sleep in that compartment. he found out before long, these were the days before trains were air conditioned, that the car was very hot even though it was in december. so, he had to sit there in his compartment with the door open, and everybody on the train who walked past throughout the train, and people would come walking along the aisle and look in there and gawk at him. and he did not like that. he would use his meals in the diner. along with the other passengers. which was a very insecure s

unfortunately they were wearing calvin cambridge's shoes with the bears. they couldn't miss all second half. three-pointers for the bears, a new program record. another one of that program record right here, clayton, season high 26 points and after an 0-12 start cal has won three of the last four. 92-70 the final. stanford remains winless in conference play. >>> hockey, sharks and ducks, nature's oldest rivalry. sharks led most of this game until this happened. with just under seven minutes in the third to go, mason mctavish sweet wrister and sends the game into overtime and the fans go home happy. anaheim winners 5-4. sharks are home against the bruins tomorrow. >>> that does it for sports. take it away, sara. >> sharks and ducks, okay. >>> up next what do the san francisco symphony and jurassic >>> so you want to plan a nice evening at san francisco's davey symphony hall. maybe you bring your mom or your fancy aunt. it probably sounds something like this. that's definitely giving mom vibes. sounds about what you'd expect to hear at the symphony, but tomo

give me the camera, calvin, please. >> not until i get a picture of the two of you. >> cal!ive her the god[bleep] camera! >> "ordinary people" centers on people who cannot get in touch with their feelings and who avoid the darker underpinnings. so i like to tell a story about what people will do to avoid being seen for who they really are. i gave mary tyler moore the script and i said, "look, i can see you playing this." she was drawn to it, and that really hit me 'cause that told me that there is some part of herself that she was willing to expose that had been not exposed before, and she wanted that chance, and so she was given that chance, and she did a great job. >> calvin? >> that moment where mary tyler moore comes downstairs and she asks her husband, "what's wrong?" >> i don't know if i love you anymore. >> she goes upstairs and she's just -- there's something so moving to me about somebody who is so deeply repressed, cracking open. >> that's where the dam breaks. she gets hit by some truth that she can't articulate. she's so taken back, she can't adjust, she can take

k calvin for joining us. thank you for having me. united arab emirates as saying the head of the se oil company will lead this is cop 28 climate summit. sultan o job or is also the u. a's minister of industry and technology. and it's climate envoy is offer, says he'll be shaping the conference agenda and working on into governmental negotiations. but campaign to say the influence of major fossil fuel produces is watering down ambitions to tackle the climate crisis. with the news ally from london, there is much more still to bring you. india starts demolishing buildings in a remote indian town that's crumbling beneath the feet of its residence, drank as for present, my true impala series center is fine for failing to stop the 2019 easter sunday bombings will. and whilst rallies, cricketers have pulled out of their 3 upcoming matches against afghanistan. ah, now there are conflicting reports about who's in control of the east and ukrainian town of soda. where fighting remains. intense grain says its forces are still holding on in what

my colleague on the other side of the aisle, wood droa wilson, calvin coolidge and the like. i can tell you that as a member, as a member from the great state of colorado, this isn't their first rodeo as far as dysfunction is concerned. four years ago today, i was sworn in in 2018. during what became the most difficult and the longest government shutdown in the history of our country. why? because of the dysfunction and the chaos on the other side of the aisle. the country then did what it is so often done, it looked to house democrats to govern and to lead and under the leadership of one of the greatest speakers in the history of the country, nancy pelosi, that is exactly what we did. if we want to talk about history, let's talk about recent history. two years ago, tomorrow, i stood here with so many of you in this chamber, as our democracy was attacked, as our colleagues on the other side of the aisle tried to overturn an election. and the country yet again, did what it has done before, it looked to house democrats to lead and that is what we did when we certified the elect

patrick again manages the chair, lived at the home fung ski resort in calvin, and he's worried donations have been collected to keep it running at all your help . and i would like to close. we have fixed costs, unlike big sky results, we only have a limited number of customers to cover them. and that's a big challenge should are reaching critical mass situation. it is almost impossible to manage both climate change and the exploding costs in the valley. the lift operator explains that all the smallest ski resorts are on the brink of collapse. according to his study, a total of 40 percent of all suite ski resorts have already closed and the trend is rising sharply. photographer and ortho daniel anchor is following the trail of dead chair lifts with his camera. a structural change is taking place and he's capturing what remains. so i'm biskin dank bar. the old towers and lift stations are quite pretty, really like memorials. without cable car stations to stay there become the band. i spaces from their little mysterious to go into the line between kamley's for them on board p 9. good. in sa

unfortunately they were wearing calvin cambridge's shoes with the bears.hey couldn't miss all second half. 14 point cal lead, one of 16 three-pointers for the bears, a new program record. another one of that program record right here, clayton, season high 26 points and after an 0-12 start cal has won three of the last four. 92-70 the final. stanford remains winless in conference play. >>> hockey, sharks and ducks, nature's oldest rivalry. sharks led most of this game until this happened. with just under seven minutes in the third to go, mason mctavish sweet wrister and sends the game into overtime and the fans go home happy. anaheim winners 5-4. ksarhome against the bruins tomorrow. >>> that does it for sports. take it away, sara. >> sharks and ducks, okay. >>> up next what do the san francisco symphony and jurassic ♪ every search you make ♪ ♪ every click you take ♪ ♪ i'll be watching you ♪ - [narrator] the internet doesn't have to be so creepy, the duckduckgo app, lets you search and browse pria blocking most trackers all forf your search history is never

calvin looney the block curry gets it out to jordan's pool on the wing, and he knocks down the three pointer, and that puts the warriors back up by five. next warriors possession. this one's big to curry. the dagger right here. curry had 38 points 12 assists. the warriors had 37 assists as a team clay finished with 28 1 28 1 20. the warriors win their third straight game and, yes, a special autograph for robertson after the game. the grind. don't stop for these two young men from oakland. no. auckland auckland, check this out, guys. lifting weights and the water of flooded regions. some flooding, but you know what they found a way back in the down under the weights are underwater. i got that. and then they are down under. you know, it looks heavy. but when you're when you're lifting underwater, it's actually not that much more buoyant. that's right. that's right. what's going on in santa clara? seriously in the offseason. jimmy's gone i think they got it is going to be the one i think so and they might have to look for a option on the free agent market for quarterback. obviously peop

what was it like working for calvin mcdowell? well, he had a great time. i got sacked . got sacked. for reason. i got sacked was one day. he called me man. now all the little rumour, he said that you know nothing about . so what you know nothing about. so what the hell are you doing working on. i love sport radio. yeah, i said, well you know, i'm trying to try and cut . months later to try and cut. months later i was sacked. yeah, well you that was sacked. yeah, well you that was that. but how many sector. everyone around. he did say is the last mad me. it was over patrick christys with a laugh when you were last you closed the . we closed of the the radio. we closed of the closed? yes if i remember kelvin once saying to me, i love sacking people . well, he was, sacking people. well, he was, you know , he he was the tyrant you know, he he was the tyrant of fleet street, wasn't it ? of fleet street, wasn't it? obviously didn't listen. he was 80 rather than. yeah, but you i mean, what you've done with your with your with all of this and you you write last night little ditt