john chapman said they were ambushed and john chapman is shot and presumed dead. another seal badly wounded in the leg and he would lose that leg. they have to retreat but they fought really fiercely if try and find neil roberts. as it turned out, john chapman was not dead. a predator drone video saw that he regained consciousness and fights on for another 20 minutes. and when a quick action force helicopter came to rescue him he tried to lay down cover fire and he is killed and the helicopter is hit and you lose some more special forces. it is a heartrending story, but the heroism and the determination of these warriors was just -- it is a heartbreaking story very inspirational what these people were willing to do to live up to the creed that we leave no one behind. host: when the autopsy was done on john chapman's body was found? guest: he was shot nine times, broken nose, bruised, he had 200 plus rounds of ammunition almost expended, shell casings all around his fighting position. so, he had fought really fiercely just an incredible warrior fighting on top of t

chapman who said snapchat ceo evan spiegel called him to offer condolences right after his son's death wants action. not apologies. there's going to be a scar on us so he doesn't start doing something about all the children who are dying on his chapman and his wife laura released this psa hoping to spread awareness on the dangers lurking online. we may have lost that we haven't lost our fire to protect kids against the stage ers. they say especially with social media becoming premier digital playground for young adults. >> we're just g or hashtag away from a potentially deadly encounter. kareen wynter, we'll send it back to the studio. >> all right. kareen still to come, the disappointing whether conservation numbers so far statewide and the ongoing push for californians everywhere to step up their efforts. >> new data shows that in the midst of the current drought emergency. the state is in well, most californians apparently are not cutting back on water use, at least not enough last summer over the summer governor newsom asked californians to cut water use by 15%. but according to ne

bridget chapman from the can refu . ee bit? bridget chapman from the can refugee action _ bit?ion network. _ bit? bridget chapman from the can refugee action network. it - bit? bridget chapman from the can refugee action network. it seems | bit? bridget chapman from the can l refugee action network. it seems as though one thing the government on both sides of the channel are agreed on is the blame lying with the people smugglers who make vast sums from those migrants who are in desperate situations and will do anything to try and improve their lives. what seems to be harder is to reach agreement on how you tackle that and how you successfully solve it. later. a man has been charged with the murders of a couple who were attacked at their home in somerset. police found jennifer and stephen chapple with fatal stab wounds at a house in the village of norton fitzwarren on sunday evening. their two children were sleeping upstairs. 3a—year—old collin reeves will appear at taunton magistrates�* court. the government has indicated it will accept the appointment of an independent regulat

. >>> matt chapman was named a gold glove winner for the third time. and catcher sean murphy won a gold glove for the first time in his career. starting pitcher chris bassett tweeted his excitement for murphy, and then later added chapman, too, but that's boring now. >>> nba and the warriors. the lone one-loss team in the league. they are hosting and running with the atlanta hawks tonight. game six of eight in his home stand, moving pictures on the late show. >>> gary peyton ii continues to give the w's spark off the bench. number 0 dished out an assist here. he added four steals last night in front of his hall of fame dad. peyton ii has also scored in double figures the last three games. do you have any kind of st to pretty? maybe your dad went, all right, let me take the whistle off, son, let's go to the back, you've got the long arms, you've got the feet, let's elevate this. >> i know what he wants me to do. he doesn't have to say it. i know. he wants me to lock down and guard. >> do you like young glove or mitten. >> think we're doing y.g. >> i lik

john chapman said they were ambushed and john chapman is shot and presumed dead.eal badly wounded in the leg and he would lose that leg. they have to retreat but they fought really fiercely if try and find neil roberts. as it turned out, john chapman was not dead. a predator drone video shot -- saw that he regained trout -- consciousness and fights on for another 20 minutes. and when a quick action force helicopter came to rescue him he tried to lay down cover fire and he is killed and the helicopter is hit and you lose some more special forces. it is a heartrending story, but the heroism and the determination of these warriors was just -- it is a heartbreaking story very inspirational what these people were willing to do to live up to the creed that we leave no one behind. host: when the autopsy was done on john chapman's body was found? guest: he was shot nine times, broken nose, bruised, he had 200 plus rounds of ammunition almost expended, shell casings all around his fighting position. so, he had fought really fiercely just an incredible warrior fighting on t

. >> caller: linda chapman. again, i want to urge the board of supervisors, have the city attorney or the controller or both consult the federal guidelines and then consider following that model. when i worked for the army, they said it was the largest corporation in the world and other corporations followed the example. even more so, the federal government, we didn't have these kinds of problems. you know, it's very shocking because the city charter of is san francisco was designed in order to avoid corruption as you know and yet all of these practices have crept in. they couldn't happen in the federal government because there were rules. you didn't have to get into all of these things like can i do this or that or whatever. you couldn't. you know, if you were a federal civil servant, manager, not manager, decider, not decider, you did not use your position. you did not solicit money in the office for your favorite charity. you are not prevented from soliciting money for your favorite charity outside of work. y

bridget chapman of the kent refugee action network is here with me.y, but the people saying the only answer is to get tougher on how we patrol our borders, to stop further tragedies like this. we borders, to stop further tragedies like this. ~ ., borders, to stop further tragedies like this. ~ . , , ., like this. we have been trying to net like this. we have been trying to get tougher _ like this. we have been trying to get tougher and _ like this. we have been trying to get tougher and tougher - like this. we have been trying to get tougher and tougher and - like this. we have been trying to - get tougher and tougher and tougher, we had one death and when a family die, now we have had 27 people at least that of lost their lives, so i do not think getting tougher is the answer. we have to find another if dealing with this. you answer. we have to find another if dealing with this.— answer. we have to find another if dealing with this. you also know the are ument dealing with this. you also know the argument against _ dealing with this. you also know th

. >> they raised more than $600 million in the ipo peter chapman showed some of the cutting edge computers they're working on. >> this is one of the quantum kpiers. >> this here >> yes. >> prefer you didn't running jobs for customers >> those current customers include amazon, google, goldman, sachs, use it to develop quantum algorithms to model financial risk they'll be able to do amazing things, including within ten years being able to break most encryption used around the world today. >> everything that is protected today uses an encryption that quantum should be able to break. we already know theal go rhythm how to do it we're just waiting for the computer to get to be fast enough to be able to break it. >> and he also explained the engine powering the company's machines >> there's a set of atoms that levitate in a vacuum chamber, and the computers out back have 11 atoms we use them as cube its to similar what a bit is in a classical computer at about 120 cubits, one of these devices will be able to consider the same number of possible states as there is atoms in the known universe. >>

. >> linda chapman.etings trying to speak, i was trying to call in and could not get through. it happened again today when the secretary advised the time to comment on the items before the board of supervisors. it's just impossible for the public to have any kind of ability to respond. i cannot see what's in the file -- for example, on the grubstake project, i tried to open that file for months. i know they were having problems, showing up at the community hearing, saying that they were bullied and pressured. when the correspondence that you never see was released to me, they suppressed the e-mail contact information. what can i say? the process works, but you have to do it, and i do want a chance to comment on the matters before the board of supervisors when the item is called because i was not able to get through on the phone. thanks. >> hi. this is buffy [indiscernible], and i'm calling in to agree with the caller that asked for in-person meeting. i think we have the policies in place to meet in perso

he won the gold glove at catcher and matt chapman.e won the gold glove at shortstop, i believe we're their base. whatever chappy, please had to get that in someone on twitter. trolling me right now going to be hard but i didn't mention it. but you know, the love to they are right. been a tough offseason for them losing bob melvin, though. now they don't know who's going to coach that team next year. baseball season. just wrapped up. but already got a look forward to spring training tell you 100%. and i think at exactly 3030, days. >> i get all saying and chapman to 2 mets confused. and i forget which one each place don't. don't send in your hate tweets. i know as well. so we some love some love. jason, thanks. we'll see next hour. sports night live. meanwhile tonight we continue to follow the deadly crowd surge that happened at astroworld music festival over the weekend in houston, texas. as many as 8 people killed, hundreds more injured. investigators, meanwhile in the bayou city trying to figure out exactly what went wrong at the co

when you get there, that's when things get really mind bending peter chapman, the ceo here at ionq, toldinks this will lead to a wave of productive in the economy greater than the wave from computers themselves if you think about that exponential growth we saw over the past 50 years in the economy, he says we could see something even bigger than that in the ten, 20, 30 years to come because of these quantum machines the amount of calculations they can do simultaneously, he says a classical computer solves a maze by going down one path at a time to figure out the solution a quantum computer will do all the paths at the same time, solve it instantly he is talking about the number of calculations greater than the total number of atoms in the observable universe. the numbers are startling. the impact to the economy is potentially massive if somebody perfects this technology there are real quantum computers right in the back room here at i-on q. >> fascinating we could be talking about the effects of this for years and years dom. that's really good work. eamon javers and kate rooney. >>> a te

jennifer chapman is associate dean at u. c. berkeley haas school of business.he understands some restaurants are choosing to defy health orders in the name of customer service. i do understand. that organizations feel the burden of having to finesse the enforcement of, uh, you know, somewhat awkward mandate asking people have you been vaccinated? on the other hand? we are in still the midst of this pandemic. it is not over yet. some restaurant owners feel that asking for proof of vaccination or a negative covid test runs counter to the hospitality environment they want to create and say, sometimes customers forget to bring their vaccination card. leaving their hands tied. while businesses are in the middle, chapman says they need to remember this isn't permanent. and a spokesperson for contra costa health services, says that they do not have plans to ramp up in force mint. in fact, they just feel that their primary goal here is to educate business operators and gain compliance that way. heather alright, cristina rendon live for us there in contra costa county,

. >> but the truly mind bending piece of this is what cha chapman says quantum computer has the poweruture generations of quan up computers will be much smarter and faster than human beings that will revolutionize sire industries and become so efficient that there might not be a need for people at all. >> i mean if we get to a point where computers are so smart that they can rival what it is that a human worker can do, then the question is, what is it that humans should do for work? >> to be sure, no one knows what quan up computers can can do get. and university of maryland scientist andrew chimed says one of the wildest predictions may not pan out. >> i think there is a lot of sort of hope and optimism about what westbound make do, a lot of speculation, probably some unfounded. >> shep if the most optimistic predictions are rights, the future of near infinity computer power is coming soon and chapman says the time is now for society to think through how to handle that and to make sure that everybody and not just an elite few is able to benefit from it. shep. >> eamon, thanks. >>> a

jennifer chapman is associate dean at u. c. berkeley haas school of business. she understands some restaurants are choosing to defy health orders in the name of customer service. i do understand. that organizations feel the burden of having to finesse the enforcement of, uh, you know, somewhat awkward mandate asking people have you been vaccinated? on the other hand? we are in still the midst of this pandemic. it is not over yet. some restaurant owners feel that asking for proof of vaccination or a negative covid test runs counter to the hospitality environment they want to create and say, sometimes customers forget to bring their vaccination card. leaving their hands tied. while businesses are in the middle, chapman says they need to remember this isn't permanent. a spokesperson for contra costa health services says they do not have plans to ramp up enforcement. their primary goal is to educate business operators and gain compliance that way in concord, cristina rendon. ktvu, fox two news. new attended bay area musician says he's donating his profits from the

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jennifer chapman is associate dean at u. c. berkeley haas school of business.ome restaurants are choosing to defy health orders in the name of customer service. i do understand. that organizations feel the burden of having to finesse the enforcement of, uh, you know, somewhat awkward mandate asking people have you been vaccinated? on the other hand? we are in still the midst of this pandemi. it is not over yet. some restaurant owners feel that asking for proof of vaccination or a negative covid test runs counter to the hospitality environment they want to create and say, sometimes customers forget to bring their vaccination card. leaving their hands tied. while businesses are in the middle, chapman says they need to remember this isn't permanent. a spokesperson for contra costa health services says they do not have plans to ramp up enforcement. their primary goal is to educate business operators and gain compliance that way in concord, cristina rendon. ktvu, fox two news. some new numbers out highlight the stark reality of how much money you need to make a year

jennifer chapman is associate dean at u. c. berkeley haas school of business.ands some restaurants are choosing to defy health orders in the name of customer service. i do understand. that organizations feel the burden of having to finesse the enforcement of, uh, you know, somewhat awkward mandate asking people have you been vaccinated? on the other hand, we are in still the midst of this pandemic. it is not over. yet. some restaurant owners feel that asking for proof of vaccination or a negative covid test runs counter to the hospitality environment they want to create and say, sometimes customers forget to bring their vaccination card. leaving their hands tied. while businesses are in the middle, chapman says they need to remember this isn't permanent. a spokesperson for contra costa health services says they do not have plans to ramp up enforcement. their primary goal is to educate business operators and gain compliance that way in concord, cristina rendon. ktvu, fox two news. the white house covid-19 response team says the vaccination program for young chil

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love boat," "miami vice" chicago bears, run-dmc, beastie bears and of course, the incredible tracy chapmanabsolutely in every day. i was in liverpool, a dark and twisted time. tracy chapman took the stage on nelson mandela's birthday concert only on because stephen wonder's synthesizer blew up. on with her acoustic guitar. 72,000 drunken people they wanted to hear "i just called to say i love you" but tracy chapman led on to the stage, started opening chords of "fast car" and she silenced 72,000 english people, which is not easy to do and turned wembley stadium into the most intimate stadium ever. her message, do not stand for what you are currently grappling with, make bold changes and get out while you can. when you are a 16-year-old and you hear that message, it's because of tracy chapman, because of the chicago bears winning super bowl team said, yeah, been a terrible team 20 years, self-sabotage and failed but don't have to do what we are. we can flip the script, create a new narrative. seem funny on the surface. "miami vice" only about cops and drugs on the surface. animal farns only

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we have four in queue. >> caller: linda chapman. i'm so grateful to hear some consideration by the people giving this hearing. last week, i was at a town hall of csfn and the subject came up in both cases that mta and the other hearings, there's very little representation usually as elders and disabled people. the people who know about the online surveys are the organized people like the bicycle coalition. so they all call in and if somebody like me comes along and tries to speak for seniors or families with small children, you know, we get called out. people will call in and say, well, you know, if you were smart, those little toddlers and your disabled mother would have learned to drive bicycles like us. they actually called in and said that i mean, it's just heartless, the disconsideration. i as a child of a polio mother walking her small amount. her ticket to freedom was having a car with a hand control and i was a long time even so. i didn't realize i developed a spinal cord problem. the agony of going each step where the bus s

we will hear author marcia chapman under book franchise come from the printer runs lit fest.nnessee governor bill haslam at the southern festival of books on his release, faithful presence. and from the national book festival death and mud lick. that'll start at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span2. you can also access our programs online at booktv.org or follow along on c-span now, our new video app. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello, everybody. we're live at the southern festival of books. i'm nicki pendleton wood and we are in nashville, occasional friend of the festival. to not about to start off by thanking everyone on behalf of humanities tennessee, artiste badges, the metro national arts commission, ingram content group, tennessee arts commission, vanderbilt university, and parnassus books. thank you so much for making this possible in these extraordinary

protecting debate and improving safety, have made many feel quite the opposite. rights activist for chapman believes that, that this da c a is part of a drive to indoctrinate children with a particular world view. these local school boards are going above and beyond doing anything and everything that they can do to dis, credit parents. and to exert authority that does not belong to them. they don't want parents speaking up. they don't want here to do what they're supposed to do, which is pretty tax provide and then their children at all costs. there's a hidden agenda. they want these children to be indoctrinated with the only way that you're able to do that is if you can remove parental authority out of your equation. and one way you can do that is to shut down the conversation by using fear manipulation and intimidation. to do so, i do believe the legal authority should get involved because this should not be done is wholly wicked and just unacceptable on various levels of an estimated $45000000.00 people around the world suffer from famine. according to the wench world food program and af

that's all according to a new study conducted by researchers at chapman university published in the journal of social science research network. the study collected covid case data from all 50 states and controlled for variables to determine the effectiveness of vaccines. the researchers found vaccines help americans avoid an estimated more than 16 million covid-19 infections. covid-19 vaccine patches could eventually replace the traditional method of syringe in jackson's new study highlights a joint effort between us and australian researchers working to advance the new medical technology. they say the patch is more effective than the shot because it attacks a wide area on the skin prompting the body to produce a stronger reaction. plus the patches don't have to be kept cold, making them easier to store and they are virtually painless for those who are afraid of needles, human trials with the covid vaccine patch are set for april. over in the south and 19. year-old is facing a murder charge for deadly shooting in gilroy. police arrested 19 year-old benjamin david calderon saturday afternoon

and we got reaction from april chapman, a political activist and mother of 4. she thinks the government has taken things a step to for they've received credible threats where parents are saying we're going to cause bodily harm to the school board or to dis, administrator. if you don't stop, then, then there are local officials that can investigate that. but i don't believe this, what's happening here. what we have here is an administration that wants to overstep their boundaries and they want to instill fear and intimidation and parents. and i mean, at what point harris could send their children. so their local school and the children would come home educated in the basics, the best time will be seated in the past couple of years. we have seen a deterioration in what our children are learning. our children are coming out less educated, but they're coming out more indoctrinated. politics has in infused itself into local school curriculums in such a way that children actually come out with world views that are not useful or helpful for them in the future. but rat

don hawkins, i will rights activism for chapman does believe that this dorsey a is part of the drive to indoctrinate children with a particular world view. these low orders are going above and beyond doing anything and everything that they can do to this credit parents. and you are authority that does not belong to them. they don't want to parents speaking out, they don't want here to do what they're supposed to do, which is pretty tax provide and then their children at all costs. there's a hidden agenda. they want these children to be indoctrinated with rosie. and the only way that you're able to do that is if you can remove parental authority out of your equation. and one way you can do that is to shut down the conversation by using fear and manipulation and intimidation. to do so, i do believe the legal authority should get involved because this should not be done is. ringback wholly wiki and just unacceptable on various levels. you know, i think i'm still had the, this, our vaccine mandates in the u. s. vice of black clash with some taking the fight all the way to the cold. reall