the new cranes along with hundreds of newly trained port workers means the port of oakland is now able to ease the back-up at southern california ports. >> we are here at the ready to help in the situation. we have some available capacity for products to come in and out. >> reporter: more dock workers and cranes aren't the only pieces of the puzzle that will need to be improved. emthere was already a shortage of truck drivers before the pandemic and now many are aging out of the profession. >> getting in line at the port, it is becoming a little difficult as you get older. so some folks, of course i'll work there. >> reporter: the long lines at the ports to drop off and pick up cargo containers means they've been making less money. some have taken another jobs. they are helping to streamline the process. the pandemic has shifted our buying habits to more online sales so the cargo demand isn't easing up any time soon. with holidays around the corner, one of oakland's biggest logistics operators had some shopping advice. >> i think it would be very prudent to start your christmas shoppin

. >>> a live look at the port of oakland where more dock workers and new cranes are paying off.f you notice a delay in any of your online orders, it may be a massive back-up of cargo ships on the west coast. specifically in long beach, in part because of the pandemic. here in the bay area, not much of a backlog. things are going so well, they may be able to alleviate some of the backlog elsewhere. >> reporter: three new massive cranes and a fourth at a berth in oakland helped ease the congestion in the bay waiting to unload and get restacked. the new cranes along with hundreds of newly trained port workers means the port of oakland is now able to ease the back-up at southern california ports. >> we are here at the ready to help in the situation. we have some available capacity for products to come in and out. >> reporter: more dock workers and cranes aren't the only pieces of the puzzle that will need to be improved. emthere was already a shortage of truck drivers before the pandemic and now many are aging out of the profession. >> getting in line at the port, it is becoming a l

you can see how much taller this new crane is compared to the older crane on the left.st cranes at the port this crane arrived in pieces back in june if it under the bay bridge with only five feet to spare workers just finished assembling it and started operating it this week. i remember. they first brought it in just under the bridge. who's going to be working into the knights repair the damage done by a water main break in alamo, that still has some people out of their homes the eight inch asbestos cement main from the 1950s broke in the area of hemi avenue in danville boulevard oro i sinkhole there to cruise nearly eight hours to finally get the water turned off. they had trouble accessing the right valve because there's just so much water and so much mud, they closed streets blocked access to a nearby elementary as well as a preschool forcing both of them to close for the day watch the whole get bigger got a little nervous is more more of the parking lots are disappearing and street and crosswalk and had to call a lot of people and know the school was closed today.

. >>> tonight, the major crane collapse in chicago. the images coming in. >>> tracking severe storms 15s we come on the air tonight. tornado watches across several states. >>> and the major headline tonight involving tina turner. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin tonight with the school shooting. shorts rationing to the scene in a arlington, texas. the gun fire ringing out early this morning. one of the victims shot, a young english teacher, he is just 25 years old. tonight, he is a hospital. a 15-year-old in the hospital, too, in critical condition. word of an active shooter reaching police just after 9:00 this morning. armed officers running inside. the suspect quickly identified as an 18-year-old student in the school, fleeing in a car, triggering a massive hunt. and a warning that he was armed an dangerous. students and teachers barricading themselves with doors, the chairs and desks. and behind those doors, huddling there in the dark. outside, a massive law enforcement resp

i can take a fundamental of electronics for my trucks and my crane. and i can expand. and women come in together and use what they learn out on the job to teach each other. that is where the learning really starts when they start to talk. and then you are just kind of lead and down the path as they go parade they get more involved they do self investing. apprenticeship is what it's all about. the self investing part it is wonderful, it is wonderful. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies and more including comcast. >> you thinking this is just a community center? >> notes way more than that. parting with a thousand community centers have students are low income families get the tools they need to be ready for anything. >> come support c-span is a public service with others television providers giving it a front row seat to democracy. >> get c-span on the go watch the days biggest political events live or on-demand any time anywhere our new mobile video app. c-span now access top highlights, listen to c-span radio and discov

crane cove park. and i cannot leave the stage without pointing out that our chairman of the board retired major general mike might retired marine corps is the guy who pulled this back together in 2010 to recessitate fleet week. thank you, general, for all of your support. i think we're going to conclude the conference. we're going to have the speakers gather in front of the stage for a photo-op and we're going to gather for q and a if anyone desires. thank you very much. francisco. >> my name is fwlend hope i would say on at large-scale what all passionate about is peace in the world. >> it never outdoor 0 me that note everyone will think that is a good i know to be a paefrt. >> one man said i'll upsetting the order of universe i want to do since a good idea not the order of universe but his offered of the universe but the ministry sgan in the room chairing sha harry and grew to be 5 we wanted to preach and teach and act god's love 40 years later i retired having been in the tenderloin most of that 7,

crane cove park. and i cannot leave the stage without pointing out that our chairman of the board retired major general mike might retired marine corps is the guy who pulled this back together in 2010 to recessitate fleet week. thank you, general, for all of your support. i think we're going to conclude the conference. we're going to have the speakers gather in front of the stage for a photo-op and we're going to gather for q and a if anyone desires. thank you very much. >> candlestick park known also as the stick was an outdoor stadium for sports and entertainment. built between 1958 to 1960, it was located in the bayview hunters point where it was home to the san francisco giants and 49ers. the last event held was a concert in late 2014. it was demolished in 2015. mlb team the san francisco giants played at candlestick from 1960-1999. fans came to see players such a willie mays and barry bonds, over 38 seasons in the open ballpark. an upper deck expansion was added in the 1970s. there are two world

this is the same crane that arrived in late june briefly stopping traffic as it narrowly cleared both bay and golden gate bridges. port leaders say the crane will help the high volume of container ships now waiting to unload cargo with more arrivaled expected heading toward the holiday season. >>> a notorious bar now facing last call for good. just ahead, the deal that's leaving lots of neighbors overjoyed. >>> and a bay area institution in need of renovation. the project that some fear may lead to the end of the line for san francisco's cable cars. >>> and changing pronouns to they/them. demi and kelly talk about the importance of using correct personal pronounces. now it's okay to make a mistake as long as your intentions are in the right place. you can watch "kelly clarkson" right here on nbc bay area. >>> it's the first day, the first fiscal day of the -- the first day of the new fiscal year for a lot of companies and the government and a strong start on wall street. the dow jones industrial average up 1%. s&p up 1%. nasdaq up 0.5%. the vix which is a volatility index is down 8% t

david crane, thank you very much-— cocreator of friends, david crane, joined us there. pigs believed to have been made more than 45,000 years ago was found in a cave in a remote valley on the island of sulawesi. previously rock art found in european sites were considered to be the oldest narrative artworks in the world. bbc indonesia was given rare access to film inside the cave. rebecca henschke has this. here in this remote valley is the world's oldest known painting of animals. the discovery made by a doctoral student at australia's griffith university. translation: on a map we found this uniue translation: on a map we found this unique location. _ translation: on a map we found this unique location. the _ translation: on a map we found this unique location. the area i this unique location. the area is surrounded by mountains and in the middle there is this valley. so we were curious and decided to explore. the name means buffalo cave. this area easily floods. in the past, our ancestors kept their buffaloes inside the cave to protect it. 50 metres inside the cave the

crane cove park.without pointing out that our chairman of the board retired major general mike might retired marine corps is the guy who pulled this back together in 2010 to recessitate fleet week. thank you, general, for all of your support. i think we're going to conclude the conference. we're going to have the speakers gather in front of the stage for a photo-op and we're going to gather for q and a if anyone desires. thank you very much. >> thank you so much. s the regular meeting of the board of education of the san francisco unified school district for october 12, 2021 is now called to order. roll call, please. >> thank you. [echoing] >> why is there an echo?

there are two cranes that are not working at all and they should be unloading ships.he problem is if the yard is completely full of containers, there is no place to unload the ships. the whole problem of being able to come, returning empty container and then pick up . these are complex systems. everyone wants a villain but it is hard to point to one action where it is breaking down. caroline: if you've got a twitter account, go on and look up ryan. you brought a truck and interviewed groups on what is going on here. are these things easily solved from a logistical point of view? what is needed for easing up each and every bottleneck? ryan: certainly you cannot say it is easy to solve. i do think with the right amount of leadership, you can overwhelm the bottlenecks. the reason we brought the taco truck down to the port was a kind of wanted to hear from the union firsthand. i saw an article, someone found a truck driver somewhere blaming the union saying they were lazy. you got to piece it together from everyone's perspective of what is going on. they said truckers are

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they learn how to operate a crane, to deal with drones to look under bridges. where young people in michigan show up and emerge as expert technicians, engineers, heavy equipment operators. they leave here with a shot at something great. a union job with good wages and benefits to maintain their dignity and their pride. it's a ticket to the middle class. this is where the economy starts with you. your skills, your dreams, and your limitless potential. the only thing we have been missing is the will from washington to finally build an economy around you. the economy that keeps you and your family a chance to fight ahead. a chance to compete with the rest of the world. we can't get here thinking small. we have to think big. let me be clear. we need to prepare for 10 years down the line. that's what these bills do. both of these bills spend out over 10 years. not in the first year. if you take the infrastructure bill, it is described as $1.2 trillion. what that means is you have all those investments, the cost of these buildings is zero. zero. 0. i made a commitmen

and it's not just the cranes. it's the debt of our channel.ot that you'll only see a portion of those ships up above the water right. so that's and that's part of why, you know, i giving you a segue here. howard terminal has been decommissioned. shipping terminal because to shallow on that part of the channel you we were headed in that direction the ballpark playing coming along. well, it's just great. and it's a very, very big week for the the city of hayward last night passed a resolution supporting the county participating opting into the financing district that will help us deliver the community benefits that will be part of this project. and then we believe alameda county supervisors will be our hometown heroes this coming tuesday. >> they will take up the issue of participating in the financing district. now that means just that new tax revenues that are generated by the project itself. would help finance more than 18 acres of new public parks desperately needed units of affordable housing public infrastructure that will make things safe

donna crane, thank you as always for helping with this. we may be talking with you again to see how this all falls out. banks. >> good. thanks. coming up in sports, the giants inching closer and closer to ctinching the national league west. >> for stretches. jason dumas has a live report from oracle park. plus, draymond green returned to practice today and has some very direct views on vaccine mandates. kate rooney has reaction from him. coming up. >> and october marks cancer awareness month after the break, we'll show you how a local surgeon is helping victims. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ beautiful on the outside, but

police, teacher, a union crane operator. and a nurse. they paid a higher tax rate, a higher tax rate than a significant portion of the major corporations in america and the super wealthy. look, it is not right. it isn't right that 55 of the largest corporations in america, i come from the corporate capital of the world. more corporations -- companies, i could go on more than that. they made over $40 billion and paid zero in federal income tax. since the pandemic began, the number of billionaires, and i forget the exact number there are in america, have seen their wealth go up collectively by $1 trillion. $1 trillion. it isn't fair. it needs to change. working folks understand. my plan has overwhelming support for the pulling data for the american people. they understand what is at stake. they understand that workers and families, americans have a better shot. i'm a capitalist. i believe people should be able to make a million dollars or a billion, pay your fair share. join the crowd, ma'am. they know this is about dignity and respect. it

crane cove park. and i cannot leave the stage without pointing out that our chairman of the board retired major general mike might retired marine corps is the guy who pulled this back together in 2010 to recessitate fleet week. thank you, general, for all of your support. i think we're going to conclude the conference. we're going to have the speakers gather in front of the stage for a photo-op and we're going to gather for q and a if anyone desires. thank you very much. >>> a city like no other, san francisco has been a beacon of hope, and an ally towards lgbtq equal rights. [♪♪] >> known as the gay capital of america, san francisco has been at the forefront fighting gay civil rights for decades becoming a bedrock for the historical firsts. the first city with the first openly gay bar. the first pride parade. the first city to legalize gay marriage. the first place of the iconic gay pride flag. established to help cancel policy, programses, and initiatives to support trans and lgbtq communities in sa

crane cove park. and i cannot leave the stage without pointing out that our chairman of the board retired major general mike might retired marine corps is the guy who pulled this back together in 2010 to recessitate fleet week. thank you, general, for all of your support. i think we're going to conclude the conference. we're going to have the speakers gather in front of the stage for a photo-op and we're going to gather for q and a if anyone desires. thank you very much. >>> you're watching san francisco rising with chris manors. today's special guest is dr. steven zutnick. >> hello. the show is focused on restarting, rebuilding, and reimagining our city. the director of the therapy center of san francisco and he's a professor in counseling psychology at usf. he's here today to talk to us about resocializing, and returning to the office. welcome to the show. >>. >> thanks, chris. good to be back. >> as we re-open, people are having different reactions. some are embracing the recent shifts while others

and here it's where i would like to defer a little bit from what craned. it was hain it. it's very important that we send this very strong signal that philosophy subsidies nita end and need to be phased out very fast. because as we all know on resources of all kinds, economic resources, either not an infinite pied, it can be divided coretta and it, it's reading for them for the market to see as well where the day where the resources should be put in. on default, subsidies need to be phased out and this money needs to be put into renewables, but also to storage into batteries, into interconnections and, and so on and so forth. as if this, i think, is it is really of primary importance right now. let me just get a quicker response from cornelia about the russian aspect before we move the debates on, i mean, russia is suspected of slowing down. it's existing gas applies the list, just come out and said, no, that's not the case. if you're playing policy, it will russia with ice of us all, both. yes, playing politics with each other. you know, the relationship between europe a

. >> bill crane is a political commentator and consultant in atlanta and a long-time friend of tex. >> he was a gentleman, he as gentleman. both in terms of old courtly manners, standing when a lady enters the room. >> tex was divorced too. that's how he ended up living in the same condo complex as diane. >> they started going out. she said she started talking to him, but he was too short and too old. but obviously she got over that. >> it didn't hurt that he had this ranch east of atlanta. it was nice enough back when tex first bought it, but it was fabulous after diane got through with it. it had a pool, gun range, ponds, horses, saloon, and texas longhorn cattle. that's diane. they were there a lot. >> diane was a great hostess. she was the life of the party. >> soon tex and diane decided to make it permanent and a wedding date was set. november 5th, 2005. at the ranch. everyone at the rehearsal could tell this wedding would be over the top. and it was. >> it looked like something out of a disney movie. >> sheriff howard sills was on the guest list. >> there were hundreds of people

so we have managed to get onto the turbine, but the crane isn't working, which means we can't get ourrom the boat, which means we can't go up the turbine. but i can give you a sense of this, look at this. just how huge these wind turbines are. these monsters are almost 200 metres high, and each turn of the blade is reckoned to generate enough electricity to power an average uk home for a day. it's nice to know that your time and energy is contributing to the world running on green energy, which will be a better future for everybody. as we head back to humberside, we get a fantastic view. these wind farm can power up to! million homes, and i've almost finished another even bigger one next to it. and there are plans for many more around the country. what's more, the wind revolution isn'tjust happening here in the uk, it's starting to take off all around the world. the world's leading climate scientists have warned that billions of people are at risk of chronic water scarcity. from northern kenya to the deserts of mexico, it is now a daily reality. we'll be hearing from kenya shortly, bu

crane cove park. and i cannot leave the stage without pointing out that our chairman of the board retired major general mike might retired marine corps is the guy who pulled this back together in 2010 to recessitate fleet week. thank you, general, for all of your support. i think we're going to conclude the conference. we're going to have the speakers gather in front of the stage for a photo-op and we're going to gather for q and a if anyone desires. thank you very much. adjourned. >> shop & dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do their shop & dine in the 49 with within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services within the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique successful and vibrant so where will you shop & dine in the 49 my name is jim woods i'm the founder of woods beer company and the proprietor of woods copy k open 2 henry adams what makes us unique is that we're reintegrated brooeg the beer and serving that cross the table people a

the same ron crane who just revealed what he really thinks the pain people are feeling from the high cost of living. he likes a tweet calling inflation and supply-chain show called high-class problems. meanwhile president biden shuffled from one lane control event to another always surrounded by his protective press cocoon. this bunch biden has running our country isn't just asleep at the wheel, it is not even in the car. yesterday we discovered mayor pete is on paternity leave. people take maternity leave, big deal, not like he has one of those important cabinet positions. he's only secretary of transportation when we have historic delays at major ports in the united states which is big solution, apprenticeships. the public consider these people such inconsequential figures at this point i don't think anyone noticed buttigieg has been on baby leave since mid-august but tells you a lot about their sense of urgency about the problems directly affecting the american people, the working people who are really hurting. are any major media concerned about's take cabinet secretaries when th

the port of oakland is flexing its muscle thanks to its new giant cranes.of some in california, it received a crane act in june. with the port of los angeles and long beach overcapacity, ships are heading to oakland. this means more dockworker jobs and faster delivery of goods. the port of are ready to handle record cargo volume. that is good news. reggie: we are hearing from a walgreens employee who says she is fed up with feeling unsafe at work. this comes on the heels of the decision to close five more stores in san francisco. the main reason is shoplifting. >> i'm 63 years old. i need to work to survive. i'm not working at walgreens to get hurt. reggie: the shocking experience she had while working in 2020. she says she asked a shoplifter to put on the mask. he threw a basket at her, which hit her in the forehead. she had to miss two weeks of work and still has emotional trauma. a supervisor contracted by walgreens describes a typical day. >> i've been spit on it, stepped on. i had a bottle thrown at me. i've been bit by a shoplifter. reggie: walgreens

you hear the trucks, you see the clusters of cranes, all evidence of a country still shifting its people is the top of a 20—floor building. we are surrounded by ones like it. but underneath, there is not much going on, it is pretty much empty. china's solution for years now has been build, build, build. towers like this. more people come to the cities, more jobs for them and more steel to keep the whole thing upright. but if this country's going to get anywhere near starting to reduce its emissions, at least one part of that equation has got to change. china produced a billion tonnes of steel last year, the most ever. alongside burning coal, it is the most polluting industry here. some of that steel came from these plants. they wouldn't let us in, nor talk to us. but we watched from afar as they are expanding. this is home, on the 13th floorfor this first time buyer and her boyfriend. and this new addition. she told me building makes things better. atjust 19 years old, she has two jobs and a mortgage. she is living what china's leader xijinping has called the china dream. the ruling comm

you hear the trucks, you see the clusters of cranes, all evidence of a country still shifting its people is the top of a 20 floor building. we are surrounded by ones like it. but underneath there is not much going on, it is pretty much empty. china's solution for years now has been build, build, build. towers like this. more people come to the cities, more jobs for them and more steel to keep the whole thing upright. but if this country's going to get anywhere near starting to reduce its emissions, at least one part of that equation has got to change. china produced a billion tonnes of steel last year, the most ever. alongside burning coal, it is the most polluting industry here. some of that steel came from these plants. they wouldn't let us in, nor talk to us. but we watched from afar as they are expanding. this is home, on the 13th floorfor this first time buyer and her boyfriend. and this new edition. she told me building makes things better. atjust 19 years old, she has two jobs and a mortgage. she is living what china's leader xijinping has called the china dream. the ruling commun

they had to use the crane to lift it up. this winter broken if they tried to weigh the fish. they did return it safely to the water. captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: breaking news, an faze panel resume moderna boosters for millions of americans. the first step towards if you're one of the nearly 70 million americans who got a moderna vaccine, the news about who experts think should get a booster, and the difference between this shot and your last one. plus couldics manying and matching your covid booster give you better protection? trump called to testify, why a judge says the former president needs to answer questions under oath over a violent confrontation ol' side trump tower. plus contempt of congress, could steve bannon face criminal charges for not cooperating in the capitol riot investigation. workers tr

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they were hanging from cranes. the death commission was made up of four people. iran's new president, was one of them. he also oversaw the murder of iranian children. his nickname is the butcher of tehran because that's exactly what he did. he butchered his own people. one of the witnesses of this massacre stated in her testimony that when he would finish around of murder, he throw a party, pocketing the money of those he'd just ask you executed minutes ago and then he would sit down to eat cream cakes. he celebrated the murder of his own people by devouring case and now this is iran's new president. this is who we're dealing with. over the past few years around made a major leap forward in its nuclear r&d. its production capacity, its enrichment. iran's nuclear weapon program is at a critical point. all red lines have been crossed. inspections .ignored. all was full thinking proven false. iran is currently violating the iaea tlsafeguards agreement. and it's getting away with it . they arrest inspectors and sabotage their investigations and their getting away wit

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where workers use virtual reality to operate a crane and how to deal with drones to look under bridges and so on. young people in michigan show up and emerge as expert technicians, engineers, heavy equipment operators. leave her with a shot at something great, a union job with good wages and benefits that allow them to maintain their dignity and their pride. it's a ticket to the middle class. this is where the economy starts, with you. your skills, your dreams. your limitless potential. the only thing we've been missing is the will from washington to finally build an economy around you. the economy that gives you and your family a fighting chance to get ahead. a fighting chance to compete with the rest of the world. we can't get here thinking small. we have to think big. let me be clear. we need to prepare for ten years down the line. that's what these bills do. both of these bills spend out over ten years. not in the first year. so if you take infrastructure bill, folks, it's described as a 1.2 trillion bill. what that means is, of all those investments in roads, internet, water, ever

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of oakland has cleared its line of ships waiting to dock thanks to more dock workers and new giant cranes. hoping to ease the backup down south. one of the biggest logistics operators in bay area says won't be enough to refill the store shelves in time for holidays. >> going to be delays, disruptions and stock outs where product will not be available in time. for those that are last-minute shoppers, encourage you to change your behaviors this year. >> bottom line, want to do holiday shopping, do it sooner than later. once the crates are unloaded from the ships, there's delays in delivering because of the shortage of truck drivers as well. truckers starting to age out of the profession and many changed jobs during the pandemic. >>> want quick rebate? $9,000 from the state of california, working to combat climate change by getting old gas guzzling cars off the road. in honor of clean air day today, bay area air quality management district relaunched program called clean cars for all. gives people money to retire their older car, then use it to buy a hybrid for electric car or electric bike.

a government shutdown is donna crane from san jose state university. thank you so much for joining us. donna. >> great to be here. ok, so why did we get to this point again. i feel like we've been talking about averting government shutdowns down to the wire like several times. why does it have to they have to wait till the last possible minute to pass anything to make this part to keep the government running. >> well, you know, congress is so different from you and me. you know, some other unknown to write my bills at the last every year, congress has to pass 12 appropriations bills in order to keep the government running and the beginning of the fiscal year is october first. so if they don't do it in time. then part or all the government shuts down. and this is a lot of work and they're trying to squeeze this work into the other stuff that they do and you got to get all the relevant parties to agree. and so sometimes they just don't get to it. so it's actually quite normal. it maybe sounds scary, but it's actually pretty normal for congress to just gi

. >> cranes. >> jimmy: yes! >> jumping off cranes. >> jimmy: yeah i like that.ginning of the movie, a lot of - before i started "bond," i had a genuine fear of heights. i mean, like not great at all -- and when i -- i don't anymore. >> jimmy: wow. [ laughter ] >> but i had to get up there, and sort of like incrementally go higher and higher and higher and higher and eventually i was sort of leaping out of windows onto moving busses it was quite an arc. >> jimmy: wow! [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: "skyfall." >> judi dench. that's easy. >> jimmy: yeah >> i mean, you know, the fact that i got to work with her on three movies and she's one of the most glorious, delicious human beings on planet earth >> jimmy: she is, right? >> yeah. [ laughter ] she looked that way. yeah, yeah, yeah >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: also, she does who doesn't love judi dench? but also i remember adele doing the theme. >> and having -- >> jimmy: adele >> i mean, it's all -- >> jimmy: yeah "spectre." >> we did the biggest explosion in movie history in the moroccan desert. i don't know

even the crane to it's now own didn't have this amount of police investigation normally you mind credible. i don't know if i am asking you question . this isn't this isn't the show. miss redman says navia and i'd like you to come to your question. now normally, if you want to turn into again, show the way you treat us, i would call it points. and if you want it to turn in jail or no jail, you are going in the right direction. you put out a press statement last week, but it was not an issue by lloyd spike. yes or no. did you commission the report? the prostate and stance as it is that you did not commission to report the press payment status. as does that, you did not commission the report. guess the per statement, stanza says 52 . i don't know how you would ever rebuild trust in lawyers. maybe you start by shooting in horse with disappointing that a government minister when he's presented with that level of evidence, jury parliamentary debate is not willing to actually do more to address the problem that so dependent on re privatizing. yes, philip hammond, the chancellor has said he wants

the trees are out and you may have seen the big crane, we had to lift them off the steep grade. we are now in slowstabilization planning and work right now . as soon as they have reestablished the ability we will then start plantingon it again . i don't know. we will probably plant more than 63 then. i don't think we're going to plant all 126 because as we say we have to plant so as they grow they thrive but we're working on that planting plan right now but i would say off-the-cuff there will be at least 63 ceilings, young trees put in there and we will be actually working with the puc establish that watering cycle as well so they thrivebut it's in work right now . and those which we do not plant on them really we re-stabilize, they will be planted elsewhere in the parks. >> chair: so the goal would be to do 126 tree plantings at the site and then also in other areas. >> it would be to replant the slope. it may not be100. it may not be 126 . we don't know the exact planting plan but we will have to look at the ability of the slope on where we want to put them. the goal here is t

the crane trip wires. i know somebody's been walking the way around my house. i put up motion detector is i'm not gonna tell you whether out. each one gets off its own signal, saw your own house, which one activated i can tell the sound of every car that the so she was road. i know exactly who it is without looking at. so i has how, where i am and things going around me. i put things to where i can get to him. no matter what situation developed. whether be, know a day or the middle of the night. ah, i'm afraid to go to bed. i actually am at times i think my wife afraid to have me laying nursery. i wake up screaming. i wake up last. i dreamed her horrible. i can hear myself talking. i know i'm in bed, but i can't share. lou, i see things that i have to rationalize is israel. ah, i see images on a wall. i see people standing already i say i'm looking at those current chinese shape that occur or similar stanon or a my dream and again. and that's the scary part, is waking up in reacting to something that isn't real. how i me react to it. oh yeah, it's every night i

you crane these so important for kremlin, and it means that it's wedding portent for the world for obese bottle for democracy. geographically ukraine ease was actually in the middle of this conflict between the worlds between the liberal world liberal democratic and asserted that every year we become strong. but kremlin, do it's best to, oh, it's resources we to faith because it's impossible to build a russian so tiny results with reinforcement. 3 units in ukrainian, ukraine, already volt in the war. and it's not only a conflict between the ukraine and russian grain at the ball is not the island and the russian leave it. i believe that it's a war against democracy. it's not the crisis. it's hand mate. she to be sure if we will lose it. ah, it will be a loss for all the world when there are a war politically with your values, principles, and institutions, you either have to decide that you're going to defend them and fight back. or we are going to be a very, very grave risk soon as i sit here, russia is massing troops on the ukrainian border. as i sit here, russia is mobilizing new milita

port of oakland, better story here, typically with just one ship waiting, they say new cranes and additionalhoremen are the reason. >>> rink in new york city welcoming visitors, first opened in 1936, a permanent fixture of midtown manhattan, holidays are almost here when they open it. >> 30 rock rink is classic. see you tomorrow. >> bye-bye. news about the prices you pay. the white house announcing a new plan to tackle the global supply chain crisis. president biden coming before the cameras today addressing the shortages that have led to empty store shelves. the big change in america's largest port where a record backlog of cargo ships wait to unload. the major new commitment from walmart, fedex and ups. and the impact on holiday shopping. >>> also tonight captain kirk on a real-life mission. 90-year-old william shatner making history as the oldest person to reach the final frontier. aboard jeff bezos' blue origin capsule. shatner's emotional words after touching down. >>> new data on booster shots on the eve of critical fda advisory meeting. are people who got the johnson & johnson vaccine

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maybe he is saying that we are craning something bigger and better. -- creating something bigger and better. facebook looked at this and said this is what everything is moving towards. brent: maybe i will see you. thank you. ethiopia's air force has conducted an airstrike on the capital of a region. they have been trying to recapture the capital. the united nation says it is concerned about the escalation of violence. germany as another step closer to forming a new government. there free democrats have agreed to enter into cultish and talks with the greens and the social democrats -- into a consultation and talks with the greens and the social democrats. berlin is marking 80 years since its first jewish citizens were deported to ghettos and to nazi death camps. it was a key moment in what became the systematic murder of 6 million jews across europe during the holocaust. the german president visited the train station where the deportations began. >> it has been 80 years but the emotion was palpable as the president attended the commemoration for the event in berlin. the president warn