in the homes, there would have been furniture made by thomas lincoln, a very skilled carpenter. here, you see examples of his corner cabinets. on the one side, we have a -- they relate to the maxim, you get what you pay for. on the one side, we have a simple, practical corner cabinet that would have been something that was extremely utilitarian. in the other corner, we have a much more high-style corner cabinet with beautiful inlay that really shows the level of detail and fine craftsmanship thomas lincoln brought to his work. finally, we have a mallet that belonged to abraham lincoln. he spent his formative years in indiana ages 7 to 21. this mallet, we like to refer to it as the rail splitter. rail splitter because at one time, it was an actual rail splitting mall. you can see a groove where the burls split in half and lincoln repurposed it into a bench mallet. he also put his initials a.l. and the year, 1829 on the mallet. transportation was always a challenge. the earliest transportation was along rivers, but there was more more need for roads. the federal government had sta

amanda carpenter, former communications director for senator ted cruz. and brendan buck.hanks to both of you. so i'm trying to figure out what the politics here are for republican senators on the fence. if you look at the polling, 75% of americans want to hear from witnesses. they've got to be hearing that from home. it's cnn's reporting that senators in tough races, tom tillis, cory gardner, joni ernst, martha mcsally got up and said, prolonging the trial is the risk for them, not voting against witnesses. amanda carpenter, which -- where do you think they are feeling the real political pressure here? >> i mean, mitch mcconnell only cares about one thing. fast forward past acquittal, which is almost certain to happen to this summer. can republican senators essentially defend the quid pro quo that happened on the campaign trail? john bolton is just going to confirm as a firsthand witness what we already know. and so we are in a waiting period. they are testing out their arguments to see if this defense works. the defense is going to be, yes, the quid pro quo happened. don

>>much more 40 ninercoverage coming up on kron 4 ws at 10 mark carpenter will join us in the studio to break down the 40 niners win over the packers lost to take a look at how celebrated and see how much it will st you if you want to go see the niners play. >>in miami. let's take a liv look outside right now here in san francisco to talk about our 4 zone recast there is san francisco city hall, all lit up in red and gold to celebrate thnfc champs and also the per ball. team ago and they're going out we just sit here looking at that shot dreaming abouthe game dreaming about miami. >>but i ess there's a ather forecast. we have to get to right. weather forecast, but i can't help but song out of my head, the will smith one welcome to a >>take a lo at city hall already getting the party started tonight in the bay area with red and gold tonight in stormtracker 4 not tracking any rain but plenty of cloud cover overhead int temperatures. >>in the mid to upper 40's but we're going to notice how widespread low to mid 40's for overnight lows. so thanks to that blanket of cloud cover tracking warm

he's with all the 49 er faithful who are in full-on party mode tonight, mark carpenters here now with a look. >>at the game and more on that 40 niners domination oh yes, it was beautiful to watch when these teams met 2 months ago the 40 niners crush the packers by nearly 30points and today they picked up where they left off let's go to the highlight 49 ers packers, san francisco for 12 just a year ago this time a chance to get back to the super bowl all the greats were there jerry rice rock in the 40 niners chain ready to go 1st quarter. >>49 are setting the tone an how this is going to be played where he most are turns on the jets, 36 yard hall touchdown, 40 niners, 7 zip. >>later on still in the 1s half more most or to e end zone again another 40 niners score and now it's a 17 nothing san francisco lead pouring it on. it's still in the 1shalf the 49 ers defense putting the clamps on rodger's oking for geronimo allison picked off by emmanuel moseley that's 2 turnovers for the niners defense bad start for aaron rodgers. to get more most or another one right up the middle 18 yards from

katharine carpenter, bbc news. their worst ever waiting times. only 72% of patients were seen within four hours in december. the target is 95%, but it's never been met. the figures are worse than the latest in england and scotland, but better than in northern ireland. more from our wales correspondent, hywel griffith. the front line for a service that's struggling. every winter brings pressure on these wards, but december saw a record number of patients arrive here at newport‘s royal gwent. only half were seen in a&e within four hours. some in beds, many on chairs or wherever the staff could find space. you have nowhere to go and you cannot do yourjob to the best of your ability. it is extremely difficult but it feels... how can i explain? i suppose it feels like you're in a place where you have no control but you're trying to just deal with what's right in front of you right at that time. this was the fourth month in a row where a&e waiting times in wales had been the worst ever, but it's the whole system that's s

we can speak now to michael carpenter.on as a deputy assistant secretary for defence. michael, thank you forjoining us. we just heard michael, thank you forjoining us. wejust heard president michael, thank you forjoining us. we just heard president from saying around appears to be standing down. have the foreign minister saying they have concluded their actions against the united states will do what is your view? is the danger over? almost over? well, i wish that we re over? almost over? well, i wish that were the case. unfortunately i don't think that is true. we know iran plays the long game and i don't expect that this is the end of the story right here. in fact, if you look a little bit more broadly outside ofjust look a little bit more broadly outside of just iran, look a little bit more broadly outside ofjust iran, you can see the us national security interests are taking a hit in a number of different arenas. for example, are taking a hit in a number of differentarenas. for example, in terms of our chief counterterr

on - - carpenters, let's work together now to come to an agreement of what this investment needs to be to put it before the voters this november and invest in our communities that much faster. [applause] over the past two years, since the beginning of our administration, our economy has responded by adding and supporting more than 72000 new private sector jobs. in 2019 we sat and then reset record lows since the state began keeping records in 1976. wages are increasing more people are entering the workforce. this is all good news. that none of this progress happens by accident economic progress does not happen on its own. only when we work to gather and the people that we serve ahead of everything else despite the economic policies we achieve this because of those policies. [applause] and yet we are not done. many residents are anxious in the increasingly unsettled global economic and political climate. a stronger state is more resilient and more fiscally responsible and better prepared for the economy and more. capable to protect families to give them the tools and opportunities th

>>just ahead mark carpenter gets us ready for another edition of bay area sports night with the latestsanta clara here which 49 ers landed some all pro honors. >>and ready or not here comes the weekend couple storm clouds off the coastline don't think it's going to affect your weekend though you work hard. you play hard. a drink with friends can turn into two. and a prescription can be stronger than you thought. stop! there are a lot of ways to get a dui. and a lot of ways to go. text a friend. call a cab. share a ride. whatever you choose to do, go safely, california. a drink with friends can turn into two.. and a prescription can be stronger than you thought. stop! there are a lot of ways to get a dui. and a lot of ways to go. text a friend. call a cab. share a ride. whatever you choose to do, go safely, california. know there's a lot more to be written and on the other stories in or the story continues here on red and gold zone as we help you get ready for the postseason starting now feels great me doesn't it. welcome to the first postseason edition of red and gold zone. >>curious a

i represent 43,000 carpenters in northern california. thousands of which live and work here in san francisco. we're here to support the bay venture project as proposed. bypassing this amendment, it will bring much-needed housing, designed for students, workers and young families in the lower neighborhood as well as good paying head of household jobs. there are so many college students in san francisco who are looking for convenient housing in the neighborhood. in all likelihood, without the ability to pay off the off-site fee, this will never be built. there are many retailers and small businesses in laurel heights that would benefit from a new development. it would bring much-needed activity to the area. they have always committed to build this project using 100% union labor. by proving this project as proposed, you will create hundreds of union jobs and give local apprentices the opportunity to advance their careers in construction while at the same time contributing money towards 100% affordable housing projects that will also use uni

that are good paying jobs cannot be outsourced for carpenters, electricians, engineers, designers across-the-board the board. this is where we need to keep pushing. ohio is on the cutting edge of this, and we need to keep it there. host: and gentlemen from copenhagen business school makes this argument -- "fossil fuel meets 81% of our global energy needs, and even if they promise climate policy, one action that could take that would make a difference would be to demand a fast increase in spending on green energy research and development so that energy sources become cheap enough." guest: we should be spending more on research and development. we know we have to move to a low carbon economy in this country and globally. locally, we anticipate $10 trillion in investment. in clean energy technologies over just the next three decades. we won american workers to be winners in the global speak stays -- sweepstakes. that success begins here at home. research and development is important, but also getting policies right to put in place to help encourage us to move down that road. linesthose on the front o

the retired carpenter built his 1st cross after the 1906 murder of his father in law i found him in a shot in the head. as a wide making after anyone anywhere any time and deliberate free and that's how it is. you know all bunch got out then came columbine in a long list of names now synonymous with tragedy the boston marathon virginia tech newtown parklane el paso orlando i went to orlando and everybody was upset why you got to go to the gay nightclub and the churches you mean to say for 50 years i've been going to church and this is where the hate comes from for the suburban chicago cross maker now it all blurs into one an ending wave of rising violence at dayton he collapsed i barely hit midnight you know in there and i'm hearing about others. there's another shooting in. his nonprofit was called crosses for losses but he also crafted memorials for muslims jews hindus and others he got volunteers and the occasional donation would be but several $1000.00 in debt. because how can i not be there for you he made more than 27021000 of the murder victims lost in shootings across the u.s.

no children, but for the past decade, there's been someone else in her life -- history buff and carpenterh. because ruth wants him to help preserve her mine, jon says, she signs papers giving jon her rights to the mine upon her death. >> i was kind of shocked. and then she says, "i need something from you." i says, "well, what is it?" she says, "i need $10." >> good and valuable consideration. >> i gave her the $10, and that sealed the deal for her, because she wanted the place preserved. >> ruth's niece, barbara sheffield, worried about her aunt, travels to goldfield in 1996 and meets jon for the first time. >> i just told him -- i said, "i certainly hope that you are honest, because i believe that all of us are accountable for our actions. and so i hope you're on the up-and-up." >> barbara believes that aunt ruth is suffering from the early stages of dementia and should return with her to colorado for medical care. >> anybody that's familiar with dementia knows, once you have something like that occur to you, you kind of nosedive down. and then you'll come back up, but you'll never come

will createors millions of new jobs for carpenters, electricians, metalworkers, cement masons, mechanics, and people in every construction trade. we will make sure everyone has the opportunity to create -- compete for those jobs by working with labor unions to acquire skills they need to acquire apprenticeships. that will be affected by transition to electric and autonomous vehicles so workers benefit from new technology aren't left behind. the plan we released will allow us to make progress on the infrastructure challenges we face. levy outlined a few of our top goals. number one is ensuring every american has access to clean water. an issue that has impacted communities of color. -- invest $100t billion into six water systems and communities at the greatest risk. [applause] we will start with those in crisis like flint and newark. we will repair our roads and bridges. as part of that work we will --ate a rapid repair par funded with an annual budget of a billion dollars. i always encourage new yorkers to call our information hotline to report potholes, and i make sure to do that if i s

. >> conservative analyst amanda carpenter believes that strategy is gas lighting.ncept of manipulation making people believe things that are not there. >> i wrote the book gas lighting america because i see what trump is doing is so much more than lying. it's bigger than that. he finds these narratives that are floating around the conspiracy theory blogs and picks up on them because there is an appetite for it. ukraine is classic gas lighting. >> >> he just doesn't tell a simple lie. he spins things out. look, he's doing government investigations to find things that weren't there. >> carpenter is talking about falsehoods spun by trump and his personal lawyer, rudy giuliani. conspiracy theories that joe biden pushed out a ukrainian prosecutor because he had been investigating his son, hunter. that's false according to mounting evidence including testimonies from top diplomats, who paint a vivid picture of giuliani's efforts to coax ukraine into launching a probe into joe biden ahead of the 2020 elections. >> take a look at biden, and you'll see tremendous corruption

these investments will create millions of new jobs for carpenters, electricians, metalworkers, mechanicsnd people in every construction trade. we will make sure everyone has the opportunity to compete for those jobs by working with labor unions and others to help people acquire the skills they need through training and apprenticeships. that includes helping people affected by transition to electric and autonomous vehicles so that workers benefit from new technology and are not left behind. the plan we released will allow us to make progress on all the major infrastructure challenges we face. let me outline a few of our top goals. every one is ensuring american has access to clean water. an issue that has especially impacted communities of color. we will invest $100 billion over 10 years to fix water systems in the communities at greatest risk and we will start with those in crisis. we'll start with those in crisis like flint and newark. we will repair our roads and bridges. as part of that work, we will create a rapid repair fund with an annual budget of $1 billion. encouragedmayor, i ne

michael carpenter, i appreciate you being on. >> my pleasure. >> senate minority leader chuck schumer tweeted senator mcconnell, this evidence raises questions that can only be answered by having key officials testify under oath in a senate trial. joining us is hawaii senator and judiciary committee member senator hirono. do you agree these emails are devastating blow to mcconnell's push to have a trial without the documents and witnesses the democrats requested. >> they corroborate what's been testified to by the witnesses, that the president wanted the aid to be frozen. and then these unredacted emails just verify that. but we all know that the president has been stonewalling this whole process from the word go, and he has produced -- i don't know that he's produced a single relevant document. and he certainly hasn't made his witnesses available at all. >> i mean, could there be in your opinion any kind of legitimate national security reason for the administration to even redact the things they redacted from the documents? it's not about classified information about ukraine or the u

yeah, i can't be tight before the game the niners first playoff game in fact in santa clara mark carpenter is here with us i'm could you say though that it's not e first playoff game ever at levi's. super bowl ye for the began when there's been a super bl there there's been a college otball national championship, but the ener they're okay, it's nogoing to like anything we see tomorrow with the 49 ers when they hit the fld saturday afternoon so much has bee made of the fact that this is a playoff debut for ost of the 49 ers roster. >>but this trip is especially meaningful for one veteran who's been waiting a while to get back to this moment, the last time franchise be the postseason 2013 d left tackle joe staley is the only 49 or left from that run since then he's seen some leanyears in the end of the jim harbaugh to endure whethey in 8 then the jim tomsula and chip kelly seasons, 5 11 2.14 respectively and arethose wonder if the chancellor marty trophy wld ever come against, but john lynch and kyle shanahan came aboa. >>he saw the potential for something special. >>there are reliant if i s

vikings headed to santa clara mark carpenter will >>a fairfield family says it needs all the help it get for their little girl 17 month-old key area and is battling what's called mps one kurz syndrome. see a council has more that about the treatment that the child needs. >>we'll carry and her mom love coming to visit or daddy, it wo. it's somethi the 17 month-old would like to continue when she feels well enough for hearing is affected by her eyes are affected by it the it keary and whom the family lovingly calls kiwi struggles with the something they all just learned the name of 3 months ago. mps one hurler syndrome, everybody doesn't agree the enzyme. to get of the long sugar. >>so it starts to build up. inde her bones like a cement mps one hurler syndrome is a rare inherited disorder that is incurable but a bone marr transplant could extend her life to age 30. >>instead of it being limited to roughly about 10 years without treaent. the thought of it all devastated that the best way to put it in finding a match not the only challenge for kiwi and her family. the transplant will dem

plane 150-3014 we carpenter's case in chambers and it's my understanding you are still smoking discovery you should use defense counsel any other green with regard to discovery or any other issues in this case i'd like to raise an issue that or the last time to reach your goals sir firstly requested a trial date of april 1st. there seemed to be some resistance from some of the parties and that i respectfully requesting that the corps put downs of temper 20th tuesday as a real trial date there should be no reason why myself and co-counsel all co-counsel the state as well cannot be ready by that time to try this case these are 3 young men who have been incarcerated been denied their pretrial liberty by a massive excessive bail that nobody in this court could make they've waited long and hard for a trial they deserve a trial the state deserves a trial and we're sitting here again not able to do that i would love to stand trial they just say that's the danger and that we're going to proceed on that day. but the state has to make its final plea won't hurt and offended then have to make it inf

mrb: i'm mike blooerg >>time now sports with me carpenters. >>talking about the 40 niners tonight, yes, defense can somehow parking kate joining us from the set of bay area sports night know yes, this is some remarkable new so kwon alexander 49 s linebacker he's been on injured reserve pectoral injury but kate during thebye week we got kwan back at practicetoday i mean how miraculous is it. >>that it's possible he could be making a return i'd say it'squite rare to have someone ruled out for the season and then potentially come back, it sounds like cars and have id that there be targeting the nfc championship ga should the niners advance that far but he waasked today would he ready for the game on the 11th and he said whatever the coaches want me to do he said he feel great just incredible so kwon alexander back at 49 ers practices will be job breaking it all down will be hearing from kwon alexander in self as we get ready for the 49 ers ploff game next saturday. still don't know. >>who they're going to play yet. t we can talk about the state o

david marx, the carpenter from sherman, connecticut, a father, grandfather and great grandfather, rememberingyears ago. >> they brought lists from each camp, and they printed it, and they put it out so you should see who survived. >> reporter: now he will see them in person. it's his first trip back. they board the bus in poland. one hour to auschwitz. 75 years later, they are back. they slowly walk through that gate, and they walk proud. survivors who have returned with a message. and we see tova. tova. >> oh, hi. >> reporter: and tova puts to words why they have all come back. >> that we didn't forget. that i remember the little girl going into the treatmecrematori she wouldn't come back, that i played with. >> reporter: you remember them. >> i will remember. that's what it is, we remember. >> reporter: and there's david marx, who has never gone back. >> but now it's, i'm getting in the fourth quarter of my life. >> reporter: he lived in barrack 21 in auschwitz. years later, he did not tell his own children. they never saw the tattoo. >> they never saw the tattoo. >> reporter: at 91, he now

that's right the 49 ers have 2 weeks before they're back on the field the hour mark carpenter is hereexplain what they're going to next 2 weeks now begins 2 se analysis and analysis so here we go welcome to day one of the 49 ers arin the super after conquering the nsc the 40 niners can you some time to recharge especially after sunday's outstanding performance in the title game again expected to be close turned into a repeat of what we saw in november between the 9 ers and packers green bay shut down on both sides of the ball, aaron rodgers sacked 3 times toss to picture him or he most are completely took over the 49 ers offense, 220 yards rushing. the second most in nfl playoff history he's the only player to put up more than 200 rush yards and 4 touchdowns in a postseason game niners cruz 37 20 for the franchise's first nfc title since the 2012 season. >>its next stop miami. but not before they take advantage of the time in between games and a cow shannon explain why that's so valuable for many years the only notice i tell you go through our ayers got experience on the playoffs are

. >>49 or injury to talk about dow has id check this out mar carpenter jason dumas choice from the set of bay area sports night hopefully this is not really bad. >>yeah, hopefully 49 ers gearing up for the nfc title game facingthe packers sunday and levi's the niners practice today, george kittle the superstar tight end was not on the field today on he was ruled out with. >>with some ankle sort of suffered in the game against the minnesota vikings now what is the level of concern there though jason i'm not very high yeah to be honest number one george killed just a tough son of a gun, you know he. >>the big 10 football played at iowa with a blocking tight end through college, you kn never misses down then this even he got hurt early begging each week to come back on track to the guiding light for about of cold air is no way and have he's going to miss this game was so much on the line might be limed may be great, but even so still be out there and play you saw his first game back after injury this year. he's pushing people through a drag on 5 yards after being hit. he's monster he'll b

together and get a towel after absolutely i would do, but i don't think you really tomorrow are carpenters been following this all week he and the teamave a bunch of shows lined up tomorrow pre most game i just want to see the game how are you going to actually spend the time tomorrow. >>watching it you're not going right, you got a yearto you i will be you know watching it from several monitors are a it's a very intense experience or write watching the i mean the food ready a lifemay be you get so nervous want invite him over that would be if you want to addrsed what's the spread or happy tips right vision maybe some gumbo whatever you to get up for the playoff year ago now talk about the matcup here now to so much has been made of the fact this is a playoff debut for most of the 49 ers roste but this trip. >>it's especiallymeaningful forone veteran who's been waiting a while to get back to this point the last times franchise mae the postseason 2013 and left tackle joe staley e only 49 or let from that run. >>he seen some lean years since t end of the jim harbaugh tenure when they in 8, t

katharine carpenter, bbc news. do dental trumps political bidding. ukrainian officials publicly they didn't feel pressure to launch an investigation into the might invent a price of getting a security aide. correspondent gary o'donoghue is in washington. what is the case that the democrats had been setting out today? having done all of that business with the text m essa 9 es of that business with the text messages and e—mails, and phone calls, meetings, flights to and from gearup calls, meetings, flights to and from gear up yesterday in great detail. today, they had looked at the constitutional arguments about the two charges. the two articles of impeachment and whether or not for example, a point of this agreement whether or not you have to commit a crime in order to be impeached. whether or not high crimes and misdemeanors include other things without statutory crimes. also the other thing and just think the democrats have a nap had on this afternoon, is the question ofjoe biden. they have gone through the whole

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the retired carpenter built his 1st cross after the 1906 murder of his father in law i found him in a pool of blood shot in the head. as a wide make up for anyone anywhere any time and deliberate free and that's how it is. you know a bunch got out then came columbine in a long list of names now synonymous with tragedy the boston marathon virginia tech newtown parklane el paso orlando i went to orlando and everybody was upset why you got to go to the gay nightclub and the churches you mean to say for 50 years i've been going to church and this is where the hate comes from for the suburban chicago cross maker now it all blurs into one an ending wave of rising violence at dayton he collapsed i barely hit midnight you know in there and i'm hearing about there than others. and. there's another shooting in. ohio his nonprofit was called crosses for losses but he also crafted memorials for muslims jews hindus and others he got volunteers and the occasional donation would be but several $1000.00 in debt. because how can i not be there for you he made more than 27021000 of the murder victims l

katharine carpenter, bbc news. measures to protect its rohingya community from genocide. the un's highest court has allowed a case — which was brought by the gambia — to go ahead. a panel of 17 judges unanimously supported imposing the measures to protect any evidence of crimes that could be used in later court hearings. anna holligan was at the hague and brings us this report. the judges ruled that the rohingya who remain in myanmar‘s rakhine state face a real risk of genocide. in order to ensure their right to exist, the un's top court issued four emergency measures for myanmar to prevent killings, destruction or any acts designed to stop the rohingya from giving birth — in other words, any actions that violate the genocide convention, to ensure its military doesn't commit acts of genocide, preserve and prevent the destruction of evidence of genocide and report on the measures implemented within four months, and then again every six months, until the icj reaches a decision on the bigger question of whether myanma

temperatures forecast to your neighborhood plus >>lot to talk about in the sports world tonight are carpenter gave joining us now live on the set of bay area sports night. and this is so much better than pre season guice what a wild card weekend now we're dedicating the entire show to that. >>bay area sports night 7 o'clock on the kron on app so kaye wrote the we now know that the 49 ers will be hosting the minnesota vikings in the divisional round saturday at levi's your initial thoughts on how the matchup with the vikings. i think it's going to be a great matchup for the 49 ers actually so the easiest matchup but a team that they do not a ball against provide some really compelling entertainment. >>the goal of with the vikings did in new orleans, nobody expected them to beat the saints and they're going to try to build up that momentum in san francisco. but the 49 ers looks like they're going to be getting some crucial pieces of the puzzle back from injury this week's i'm excited to see what those guys can contribute. yeah, no on the matchups are going to be diving into it who are going to

we will have 2 million people the were carpenters. when these think start replacing 5 million people, how are we going to retrain or re-skill them? that's a big problem that we have to solve. in terms of rescaling the just for the's not audience of people about to go to college. it's also for people 40 years old. when you look at truckers now, the average ages 47. that is a good job without a college degree. how do we re-skill them? host: you talk about those going to college. the average tuition among 2024nal universities, in private national universities, it is $41,000 per year. out of state is $27,000. in-state, $11,000 per year. whenre that to 2000 private universities were $16,000, out-of-state was $9,600, in state was $3500 per year. i don't think that counts for room and board and food and tuition. analysis, you are carrying $300,000 debt. that's a lot of money. that, itou declare stays with you. we have to make a difference in terms of is college the right option for everyone. host: how must is it cost for someone to enroll in

mark carpenter is joining us no with the latest anyway wha else do we have to talk it feels like we justeed to ck it off and go you can talk more about the yeah we're very familiar wi both teams and i thinthe great thing about the 40 niners leading into this matchup is how healthy that defenses kwon alexander officially activated he is going to be. >>back on the field tomorrow night is huge exactly for the san francisco defense lotof the players consider him the mvp of that unit now the talk about this game l week long and so much has been made of the fact that this is a plyoff debut for most of the 49 ers roster, but this trip, especially meaningfulfor one veteran who's been waiting a whe to get back to this moment, the last time this franchise made the postseason. >>2013, the left tackle joe staley is the onl49 or left from that run since then he's seen some lean years the end of the jim harbaugh 10 year thenthere was jim tomsula and chip kelly years, the 35 year-old wonded of a chance in lamar, the trophy would come agn. but john lynch and kyle shanahan timor he sawthe potential for s