curtis for like to set you straight on the keystone pipeline.or your ignorance are going to find out which one it is. the keystone pipeline is up and running for it has been since 2010 it's ran by company called pc energy out of canada. the keystone pipeline just leaked 14000 barrels of oil into a pristine and you have the audacity coming on here on c-span and telling all the folks the keystone pipeline shut down. no, no, no it's not shut down its up and running. they put 800 30,000 barrels of oil through every day. phase one, two, 3a and 3b have all been completed the one that was shut down is the keystone xl pipeline but i wanted to look in that cam until the republicans until thel c-span viewers thaty golly that keystone pipeline is up and running and has been since 2010. spent got your point congressman you're the final minute. >> verse of outlook, we'll talk about keystone is a generic word i think the caller well knows we say president biden shut it down referring to keystone xl but the reality is showing that pipeline down the oil is stil

curtis wilkie: it was hysterical. gerald blessey: it reminded me, frankly, of the nazi rallies at nuremberg with the swastika flags. [music playing - "go, mississippi"] keep rolling along. go mississippi, you cannot go wrong. go mississippi, we're singing your song. gerald blessey: ross barnett, during the halftime, made this terrible demagogic racist speech inciting people, really, to riot. he was urging everybody to come to ole miss and stand in the door and stand against the united states government. ross barnett: i love mississippi. [cheers] i love her people-- [cheers] --our customs. i love and i respect our heritage. [cheers] ellen b. meacham: they wrote a new song just for the occasion. ross is standing like gibraltar, and he shall never falter. ask us what we say it's to hell with boy k. curtis wilkie: barnett has been, by this time, cited for criminal contempt by the fifth circuit with the specter of possibly going to prison. and that's when he ultimately made the deal with the kennedys that brought meredith

it was something from his soul that made it beam, was radiant. >> reporter: curtis' then 10-year-oldas washes budding skateboarder but not old enough to be in the skate park alone. fy reflect e took nicholas under his wing, helping him navigate the often-intimidating culture of skateboarding. >> tyre was one of the coolest guys here. being a young guy at the having somebody that paid attention to you and wanted to skate with you, not just be with his friends, that was pretty special for me. >> reporter: it was a nightmare come to life when nicholas and curtis learned their trusted friend and mentor died after that violent altercation with police. >> he says, "dad, have you watched the video?" and i'm like, "can't watch that video." he goes, "dad, you've got to watch the video because it's important for you to know." and i'm like -- and i can't fathom what it would be like for a parent to see such evil on their own son. ♪ you provide the spirit ♪ >> reporter: dozens from the community gathering to remember his life, tearfully recounting precious moments with their lost friend. >> he w

. >> officers from south carolina law enforcement arrested 61-year-old curtis smith for the septemberside shooting. >> alex represented curtis smith, who was a logger who got hurt on the job, but he definitely didn't match the description of the alleged attacker. >> it was a white fella, a fair amount younger than me. really, really short hair. >> i got called probably within 10 minutes of that shooting getting reported. i knew instantaneously that alex's story, pardon my french, that was [ bleep ] >> from the start, the details of the shooting made many suspicious. it happened in broad daylight along a deserted road when alex murdaugh says he was changing a flat tire. now we're learning what actually happened may be even more unbelievable. >> law enforcement now believes murdaugh conspired with curtis eddie smith to kill him as part of an insurance fraud scheme. >> everything with alex has just been mind-boggling, because you know someone for so long and then a completely different side of him comes out. >> alex murdaugh apparently asked curtis eddie smith, who is friends with alex,

i called curtis eddie smith on the telephone. >> who is curtis eddie smith. >> curtis eddie smith is years. there would be 40, 50, $60,000. >> a as much as $60,000 a week on pills. he met smith on the side of the road and gave him the gun. he says smith gave him a knife which murdaugh says he used to slash his tire. the plan was for it to look like murdaugh was fixing his flat tire when he was shot. >> did you just stand there and wait for him to shoot you? >> yes, sir. >> smith has denied shooting murdaugh, though smith has been charged in the scheme. the gunshot, wherever it came from just grazed murdaugh's head. he called 911 but didn't say who shot him. >> i got a flat tire. and i stopped and somebody stopped to help me and when i turned my back, they tried to shoot me. >> reporter: alex murdaugh waited more than a week before telling investigators about the scheme and telling them who allegedly shot him. and, anderson, the reason the state played that recording today is because earlier the defense floated a theory that alex murdaugh had a drug addiction so perhaps it was some dr

john curtis, the ollin: fullness of time. john curtis, the polling guru _ fullness of time.f time. john curtis, the polling guru has told the - fullness of time. john curtis, the polling guru has told the sun, i fullness of time. john curtis, the j polling guru has told the sun, he reckons the departure of nicola sturgeon might starmer a majority in 2025. it is a gift for labour, isn't it? , ,:, 2025. it is a gift for labour, isn't it? , :, :, it? the first poll on the back of nicola's announcement - it? the first poll on the back of nicola's announcement she i it? the first poll on the back of. nicola's announcement she would it? the first poll on the back of- nicola's announcement she would be leaving _ nicola's announcement she would be leaving office showed that the snp was 43% _ leaving office showed that the snp was 43% a little bit down from 2019. the labour— was 43% a little bit down from 2019. the labour party has replaced the conservatives in second place in scotland — conservatives in second place in scotland. many unionists want to think— scotland. many unionists

so jamie lee curtis also won best supporting actress. jamie lee curtis.d morning to you, sir. amazing. >> good morning. so great to join from you boston. >> does this mean that everything everywhere all at once is going to get everything, everywhere all at the oscars? all up in the oscars? >> it probably does. it probably does. what it means really, if you remember back in 2002 when halle berry won for best actress, the academy and it's the bodies that everything seems to be all in motion and this feels like that type of momentum. this swept at the sag awards. it's important because these are actors rewarding other actors. they thought that these were the best performances. and it feels like the -- you know, it feels as if now they're acknowledging what they hadn't before. it felt like 2002 when denzel and halle won. it feels like michelle yo and mr. kwan, this is their time. >> with michelle yo, she is so fantastic. what i love about her being in this movie, i love it. one of the directors is actually from alabama. it is all anything alabama newspapers a

. >> you recall testimony over 500,000 went to curtis eddie smith?>> what would that have been for? >> that would have all been for pills. >> for opioids? >> yes, sir, specifically all i was taking at that time was oxycodone and oxycontin. >> and you were -- you were an addict, were you not? >> i am an addict. >> you are an addict. >> and did you repeatedly lie to those you loved to cover up your addiction? >> i did. >> and were you -- concerned that you would be exposed if you didn't continue to lie about your conduct? >> i did. >> there's some specific things that you were asked about which i would like to go over. one thing you had referred to, a text message that you had seen later on, between maggie and blanca. do you recall that? >> i do. >> and it's in evidence as defendant's exhibit 54. doug, if you could pull that up please, sir. if you could highlight the blanca text. is this a text message you're referring to? >> it is. >> and i'll just read it. it says ty. is that thank you? ty i'm waiting. alex wants me to come home. i had to leave door

but for now, professor sir john curtis, much for curtis, thank you so much for joining the briefing. us on the briefing. always your now always appreciate your. now now moving on, the controversial onune moving on, the controversial online safety raised its heads again this week during its second reading in the house of lords . the legislation, of lords. the legislation, of course, continues cause the government difficulty . the government difficulty. the crossbench peer lord stevenson said that platforms had failed in regulating themselves and continued to use business models .reued continued to use business models . relied on the engagement users at all costs . regardless of what at all costs. regardless of what holds their . but does mean that holds their. but does mean that government regulation of the internet would be any better than the status quo . i'm than the status quo. i'm delighted to be joined now by baroness arlene foster, former first minister of northern ireland and tv news presenter of course, and baroness . arlene, course, and baroness. arlene, you'll voting on thi

the win ofjamie lee curtis in that movie is also surprising.w the movie, i had not read that much about it, i am had not read that much about it, iam in had not read that much about it, i am in the theatre and i see this dumpy looking and crazy woman coming on and i went, i said out loud, crazy woman coming on and i went, isaid out loud, it crazy woman coming on and i went, i said out loud, it is jamie lee! it went, i said out loud, it is jamie lee!— went, i said out loud, it is jamie lee! it meant a lot to her. it meant _ jamie lee! it meant a lot to her. it meant a _ jamie lee! it meant a lot to her. it meant a lot - jamie lee! it meant a lot to her. it meant a lot to - jamie lee! it meant a lot to her. it meant a lot to her. jamie lee! it meant a lot to i her. it meant a lot to her and also, it means a lot to women in acting. who are in the latter years, as it were. but let'sjust latter years, as it were. but let's just talk about the oscars. does this mean that everything everywhere all at once will see a very successful night next month, d

jamie lee curtis, it's her first ever and she gets emotional talking about it.olin farrell is really enjoying his return to the spotlight. >> don't put on it. >> you don't have to -- oh -- oh yeah. >> with me shorts, though. >> hey, my guy used to rock that all the time back in the day. just in time for valentine's day, kelsea ballerini's raw and revealing short film all about her divorce moments away on "access hollywood." >> mario, see you then. >>> tonight on nbc primetime, 8:00, a new episode of "night court" followed by "american auto" then "la brea." at 10:00, "magnum p.i." then our 11:00 news with reaction from former mayor willie brown in the wake of senator feinstein's upcoming retirement. a look ahead at a critical day in oakland on the fate of its police chief. that does it for us. for everyone at nbc bay area, thanks for joining us. we hope you enjoy your evening. stay warm. see you at 11:00. numbers move you. but some can stop you in your tracks. like the tens of thousands of people who were diagnosed with certain hpv-related cancers. for most peopl

do think about what i could do better summer and had to prevent this impending catastrophe. dizzy curtis, what i can do, what everyone can do a somehow. but if i don't know what to do, i'm glad it would be helpful if someone said more than just one. this is what's going to happen. and we are so busy. i need someone to do what i do as a consultant, to say here is what we need to do. ask for one thing. that's what i'm missing one for this tool. when does fail me? there certainly is one idea, but it wouldn't come cheap for people like stefan gearhart. ah, the damage correct. but i told them every person gets an allowance of 3 tons of c o 2 emissions per year from also say if you need to use more, you have to buy it or not a shift. there were people who don't really need this amount any way, could sell part of it and earn a little extra healthy him. percent of billionaire would have to buy an extra $100.00 tons per year, feel safe from the full employer. the to co from is this reasonable? does it border on expropriation douglas onto desk in mind for the greater good half to take precedence a

how do you know who will also discuss matters irving at a cooperation with the governmental brocky curtis. some funny was not. and i noted that there was a good prospect of arriving at joint agreements on regarding budget her also close to signing a law on oil and gas. parliament 2 commissions are working on either we're going to come up with their projects soon to be reviewed by the government. i would like to thank mister minister for this visits. we're going to keep in touch with the most frequent and i hope that in the near future will be able to hold a bilateral meeting of the intergovernmental commissioner. make sure that he's he's still on the hill it up. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. i would like to thank mister full, i do same the minister of foreign affairs of the rock for constructive negotiations for a very rich and eventful program for our delegation in baghdad to day chris, we talked in detail about our relations to son them c. as in cat plain attention to the economic and investment ties. as my counterpart said, our russian studios oil companies have a very significant p

i greatly admire, professor sir john curtis , who i professor sir john curtis, who i always describes, pollster and very he is joining me from pollsters, pollster and very he isjoining me from his pollsters, pollster and very he is joining me from his home. and thanks, john, for breaking your weekend to share some time with us.cani weekend to share some time with us. can i start with a couple of quick ones on the pledges speech of the new year, turn to the new year from the prime minister and the mission statement. now the leader of the opposition . are we leader of the opposition. are we in an era of blind leadership and this is not really the stuff of clear blue water or embracing the white hot heat of the technological revolution or labour isn't working all that kind of stuff. this is very neutral vanilla stuff . yeah, neutral vanilla stuff. yeah, there are two aspects to it that i would agree with you that give it that flavour. one is the fact that i think under rishi sunak, the conservatives are edging a little bit towards the centre , little bit towards the centre, least on eco

guest: i spoke a few minutes ago about the golden age of magazines, curtis of course, the curtis publishingphia, publishers of the saturday evening post, my father was a washington editor of the saturday evening post. he worked for the curtis publishing company. he succeeded george lorimer, the editor for many years. he was one of the great editors in the golden age of american magazines. the saturday evening post was in a normal sleigh consequential magazine for decades. as i have said, before the arrival of any substantial television news and before the arrival of the internet and cnn and will for our news, the magazines were immensely consequential in the culture, the political mind of the united states. they wrote a column for the saturday evening post, which my father edited for a long time. we lived right of the block in georgetown from joel. so, the curtis publishing company was an immense influence in american culture, because of especially the saturday evening post. there were giants and they were addressed to a broad american middle-class, really. luce was not exactly competing wi

guest: i spoke a few minutes ago about the golden age of magazines, curtis of course, the curtis publishingia, publishers of the saturday evening post, my father was a washington editor of the saturday evening post. he worked for the curtis publishing company. he succeeded george lorimer, the editor for many years. he was one of the great editors in the golden age of american magazines. the saturday evening post was in a normal sleigh consequential magazine for decades. as i have said, before the arrival of any substantial television news and before the arrival of the internet and cnn and will for our news, the magazines were immensely consequential in the culture, the political mind of the united states. they wrote a column for the saturday evening post, which my father edited for a long time. we lived right of the block in georgetown from joel. so, the curtis publishing company was an immense influence in american culture, because of especially the saturday evening post. there were giants and they were addressed to a broad american middle-class, really. luce was not exactly competing with

. >> were you trying to protect curtis smith by doing that? >> was i trying to protect curtis eddie smith? >> yes. >> i mean, i don't know exactly. it all had come together so quick, i don't know that i was trying to protect curtis eddie smith. i may have been. it was just -- it wasn't supposed to be there. and then i was. >> when you say i wasn't supposed to be there, what do you mean by that? >> i intended for him -- i intended to be gone. i intended for him to shoot me and i intended to be gone. and the one thing that -- the main -- my main concern at that point was that i did not want buster -- i did not want buster knowing that i had tried to do that. that was my motivation in telling that story. >> i see. did you eventually voluntarily convey to agent kelly and others that that was a fabrication? >> i did. i did. after -- i don't know, a few days in detox when i finally got over those initial -- where i would function, i think i told you first and then i think i told buster and i told randy and john and ya'll arranged the next day or two

i also got a chance to talk to jamie lee curtis who was a surprise win because angela bassett has beeng. i talked to her on the red carpet about what it means. and take a listen to what she said when she got on stage. >> i already won, i already won because i'm here on the stage were you, wearing yellow and red, god bless everybody. i'm wearing the wedding ring that my father gave my mother. the truth of the matter is i'm 64 years old, and this is just amazing. >> jamie lee curtis is a national treasure, i could have talked to her for hours. "white lotus" winning big, and jennifer coolage from that show. and brendan fraser who beat out austin butler. and a speech from jamie lee cu curtis, she said, listen, i know you think i'm say nepo baby, bought i'm 64 years old. thank you. >>> new assessment on the virus saying the department of energy had low confidence that the virus escaped from a lab in wuhan. what that means and how china is responding.. we'll have more on that, ahead. within youour budget. good luck young man. realtor.comm to each their home. doors can take us to new adventur

curtis. mr.se to address my bill before us on the floor, the informing consumers about smart devices act. this commonsense and bipartisan bill would require the creation of reasonable disclosure guidelines for products that have have audio or visual recording components that are not available. this emerging smart technology will provide conveniencees to modern life but we need to update transparency for consumers. my bill balances protecting american consumers with continuing to foster innovation. by working with a broad veining of stakeholders, this will ensure they are aware of products they are putting in their homes in places like my district of silicon slopes. i would like to thank my colleagues, representative moulton, senator cantwell and senator cruz for their bipartisan and bicameral. and yield the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: i would like to yield such time as he may consume to

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one of these goldman seen the curtis aside in the cur, the cities insult the focus for the accomplice. so and regarding that, considering the fact that the many of cities, major cities that have been affected by the earthquake, it's another for the government. so the government sees that they have mobilized all the news on the campus. is that the same pass. so 3 years, particularly off the 1999 for the great was also 7.4 magnitude that happened in the city of cojet, which is very much close to some both author death check has been formed rules mo, several be in the, in the parliament that he told us, due to the government to renew several districts and we left the old building and any new building to be to be called thrust. it has to have the a quick path, but there's no because the criticism here in turkey, i guess the government is that the government did not abide by that rules. and many here are seen that because of that, that now the data is that much high. and the last building, the number of the collect building is quite significant here from other handy or positions here, as i

white and track him to florida, where he had been living under a new name, james curtis clinton. >>ilt a career for himself and just went on with his life as if nothing happened. >> and stayed out of trouble? >> yeah, pretty much. >> douglas county detectives went to florida to watch him. >> he's living in a trailer on somebody's property. we see his van he had a white van with a shark on the side of it, we knew that was his friend, we see it, okay, we have his house. we have the van. >> when you're down there and you're surveilling this guy, the first time you see him you're thinking, that's helene's murder right there, getting into his. truck >> yes. >> they surveilled a newly minted mr. clanton as he drove to a local bar to grab a beer. then, investigators asked the bars owner to save those mugs. >> he grabbed impotent in backs for us and met us at the back door and met us at the backdoor. >> three beer mugs? >> yes. >> the detectives brought the mugs back to colorado. >> do you say to the dna lab, this is it, step on it? >> they knew. colorado bureau of investigations they have

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i think make of john curtis's analysis of tso flawed because i think make of john curtis's analysis ofall1ink make of john curtis's analysis of tso flawed because all this it's so flawed because all this whole thing how she dealt whole thing about how she dealt with lockdown better than boris did blows my mind. this is a woman that wore a mask, even though all science said though all the science said don't a mask. this the don't wear a mask. this is the woman that would talk to even woman that i would talk to even wearing them. she even more wearing them. she was even more than the woman that, as i than just the woman that, as i said, cut off doors in schools. she schools. i think she shut down schools. i think she with it horribly . and she dealt with it horribly. and it shows you the spin of it just shows you the spin of the people in the media that want to make her look good in it. she was far worse. and actually because of her and because the things because of the fact, the things that because we had that she did, we because we had weak leaders ourselves , ended up weak leaders our

when they go to confidant at the time he served in congress he really told curtis a lot of what he was thinking and a lot of what he thought about washington politics. at one point as the missouri crisis over the missouri debates are occupying a more acrimonious place in politics he was amazed and told curtis he was a maze men were speaking of the union with perfect nonchalance. breaking up the union rather than taking slavery out of missouri. tyler found all of this quite demoralizing. in the midst of the debates will be the compromise also suffered a debilitating illness. it took to his bed for about a week. he was quite shaken never had felt anything like that before he had sensations of paralysis in his arms a tingling in his head and face. really alarmed him he was experiencing devastating physical symptoms. the missouri crisis had been demoralizing to him politically you had a serious illness he was also broke his financial difficulties were coming out into the open and least in respecting his family. and leticia wanted him home. so he retired 1821 he went home to virginia, telli

he cooper cousin oldham. curtis from new heath his whole world until they came on the shock me to follow him . shackleton had to put glide in each creeper feasible. he's still moist in don't game was formulas. let him not to give away like your beloved with steely, give it a bunch shallow nor but don't your bud. almost the private numbers pitiless way was seen on some of it. some were shinny, even though the story of the silver was sheila does not dodge on the machine of a film. if frantically finishing a push, one way, mouthful, the children, you're just not going to have on the repeated that the mongol, my, you're shing, amenable of finding cochran, the meaning of doing this course. because earlier in the visible still not that model and you had all getting that that will show you my goodness by cba in august the curriculum done in my me and that of it's and that that there was a bit of stuff that they have all been but had them would be a system of fullness. just going to show that the helene, you should just of a no good no good idea to which you believe a new unit. i mean with a, wi

well i guess he could percussion golden curtis when he is or until they came to handle schuchman bolton, shackleton, had to put glide in each creeper feasible, history or moist in don't game was formulas. let him not forget to waive your beloved with steering gear bolt. the financial nor button. yep. and almost the president of hospital us, we will see him on some of it. some were shinny, even though the story of the silver was sheila does not, does on big machine of of still if bring it is really fishing and push one way multiple children. you're just not going to run that. have been that the model, my, you're shing, amenable of, find your cock regularly manip doing this course because only around the visible still not throw model and you had all good that. that will show you my goodness by sima, nagasaki, nearly done and went out of it so that, that there was a bit of stuff that they have open but had to move via 6 to one fullness just to start yellow. but at the helena, she gets a bit of a no good no good year, which you believe that she's a new year. i mean thought more than would y

he could percussion golden curtis from new visa is or until they came to, hummel schuchman bolton shackles and that of course, collide in each grade for feasible. he's still more still don't game was formulas. let him not to give away like your beloved with steering gear, bolt the financial nor but on here bud, almost the president of hospital leslie was seen on some of it. some were shinny, even though the story of the silver was sheila does not dodge on that machine of, of still ethridge asleep, fishing a push one way multiple children, nino, just as guilty of on the repeated that the mongol, my oceania member find nica katherine in the mean you doing this course because earlier in the visible fil, not the drum model and you had all getting that will show you my goodness by sima in august. really done in my meant that of it's on that, that there was a bit of stuff that they have all of them, but had them would be a system of fullness. just to show that the helene you should just of a no good no good. you're who would you believe of a to learn a little more them? would you more than you w

is our common problem and we must work together to resolve it and not stand on roof tops and just curtis size, but find ways of resolving this problem. the engineering council of south africa has offered to give as much assistance as required by deploying engineers to work with the management teams at pos stations. we have deep skills and expertise right here in south africa. we just need to use them. national treasury is finalizing a solution to address s cons, 400000000000 land dead to bed and they are doing so in a manner that is equitable and fair to our stakeholders, which will enable the utility to make the necessary investments in maintenance, as well as the transmission government will support s. com to secure additional funding to continue purchasing diesel for the rest of the financial. yes, this should reduce the severity of load shedding as s. com will be able to use its diesel round plans when the system is under fe. as come has launched the program to buy excess power from private generators and has already secured some $300.00 megawatts, also from neighboring countries aro

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i just had a lovely conversation with jamie lee curtis.ichelle yeoh. that film also nominated for an ensemble award here. we talked about the fact that there are so many actors who are just, you know, getting their laurels now. take a listen to what she told me. >> i'm 64 years old. i've been an actress since i was 19. if i'm not having a good time, if we're not together, if you and you and me aren't having a good time, what are we doing? >> what are we doing? and she also talked a bit about the actors are making people feel things at home and we need to be an escaped, she said. really saying she just had a ball this season with "everything everywhere all at once." you see her rooting for everybody, taking a quick look. if you can, get it. there are people out here from "white lotus." some of the actors behind me now. we're getting close to showtime. jim, a really fun carpet tonight. >> i see that. one of the stars from "white lotus" behind you. very cool, and very cool interview with jamie lee curtis. i'm a huge fan. stephanie elam, have

along with the top honor, the film also won best supporting actress for jamie lee curtis, best supportingd best actress for michelle yeoh. >> thank you for giving me a seat at the table. so many of us need this. we want to be seen, we want to tonight, you have shown us that it is possible. >> best lead actor went to brendan fraser, the only performer from a film other than everything, everywhere to win a prize, for his turn as a morbidly obese teacher in "the whal" >> believe me, if you just stay there and put one foot in front of the other, you'll get to where you need to go. >> and the actor goes to "the white lotus >> on the tv side, the cast from the white lotus took home the award for ensemble in a drama series. >> this was the best job i ever had. >> the sag awards are voted on by more than 120,000 members from hollywood's acting union and are seen as a major indicator for the oscars. with those gold meant to be handed out in just two weeks, the race for gold is as open as ever. kasia: from hollywood to westminster, this is a live shot in the u.k. house of commons, where parliamenta

jamie lee curtis walk away with the statuette for outstanding performance by a female actor in a supportinge. you did jamie. >> i know. i mean, you seems pretty shocked when they said totally shocked. are you kidding? jamie lee cause? >> hey, make sure you tune in to e t tonight. more backstage sag awards coverage including our exclusive interview with sally field crashed by andrew garfield after her lifetime achievement award. plus, all the couples, the reunions, the fashion in interviews with the winners. you don't want to miss it for entertainment tonight. i'm kevin frazier. all right. they cleaned up. they did. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5. but we have a whole lot more ahead. kron. 4 news at 6 with justine and ken. >> ready to go. let's do it. let's do it. here's what's coming up tonight kron. 4 news at 6 o'clock. >> we're getting a break in the rain right now, but there's more wet weather on the way for tomorrow. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking the timing of this next system. plus, a violent weekend in oakland leaves several people dead. another seriously injured

in the northeastern part, the pkk, pid, curtis-influenced area. at the center, damascus through aleppo, and on the northwestern part, we have the opposition forces, so in each area, they have different difficulties after the earthquake, but the most affected areas are especially under the regime control, under the syrian salvation government. under the government, i think the death toll reached more than 2180, and the official count is 1002 hundred 50, so different parties make the administration a little more difficult, but this may give it political advances in the region for the military structure of syria for the future. we will see, but the first thing to be conducted by the international community and the united nations should be to focus on humanitarian aid in all the regions with ngo's and international organizations. >> i'm sorry to interrupt you. how can the united nations do that if syria's government insists that all of the aid delivered to syria has to go through it? >> for the regime, there might be some difficulties, but i think for

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david: the producer behind many of her projects was her husband, producer patrick curtis.s fair to say she was better known than many of her films. but she did win a golden globe for the "three musketeers." >> ♪ i can rub and scrub this house ♪ david: on stage and television, she did get a chance to show off her song and dance skills. raquel welch set out wanting to be ginger rogers, and ended up being defined by a skin to be keeney. -- skinned bikini. host: finally, american football fans in kansas city celebrated their team's super bowl wind this afternoon. thousands of people were in attendance with some fans showing up as early as 6:00 in the morning for the parade and rally. public schools were shot, so students and teachers could also -- public schools were shu so students narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪♪ an

curtis very . and i so much now. curtis very. and i should have raised this actually . the mining by young children despicable conditions the that the batteries cannot be recycled the batteries cannot be recycled the emissions used due to the weight of the car. i think the key point is that about young children and the mining for the metals that are used in batteries and in on electric says during the war we had hydrogen powered cars operating with internal combustion engines we could achieve net zero with green hydrogen. i think this is really exciting and there are companies looking at this the bamford's looking at this we could achieve zero with green hydrogen and we could save money. owen thomas from nsw one says, can we have more time, the ipad? well, i'd better tend to that as well to but moving back to business last week, s&p leadership contender kate forbes came under fire. her conservative stance on gay marriage . the member of the free marriage. the member of the free church of scotland said that she would have voted against equal marriage for people in same g

and i just wanted to point out something so evolve. curtis spun region half legislation to criminalize domestic violence, both in terms of sexual, physical, or psychological violence against a new all region is very much part of the country that has made some strides in terms of attempting to reduce violence against the mentoring place regulation to ensure you know that there's some sort of legislation for me to say actually this is my right was violated. this is this piece of legislation protect me, but even so, even in the southern region, we still see very high number of women killed. right. and i think that indicates that perhaps it's a cultural issue as much as it's a political issue. marcin i thought you wanted to jump and go ahead. yes. so i was going to add on related point about not having male allies and not having male politicians or policy makers invested in working on this. and the kind of the lack of response on both the legal front and the parliamentary of friends. and i wanted to add that what's even more astonishing, and this is the fact that there's very few female al

the a-24 film was best cast with michelle gill and jamie lee curtis taking best actress and supportingrformances >> recently, i was told if i were to win tonight, i would become the very first asian actor to win in this category. >> and for his role in the film, they earned a ground breaking title as the first asian actor to win the best male supporting actor category >> first up, the recent emmy sweep. the cast of abbott elementary accepted atward for best comedy series braen brendan frasier took home the best actor award >> the saga wards came hot on the heels of the naacp image awards angela basset was entertainer of the year basset's film took home ten awards including outstanding motion picture one of the most memorable moments is dwyane wade's message to his trans daughter. >> as her father, my job is not to create a version of myself or direct your future my role is to be a facilitator to your hopes, your wishes, and your dreams. >> he and his wife gabrielle union received president's award for their work helping the black trans community. >> you ma i have plamay have plh barbie

but is this unwanted advertising for the museums a curtis purchase, etc. like, according to sure you could say this, have the unwonted effect of museums having more visitors losses about the i'm but may be attacking these institutions in their inertia wasn't so misplaced of this is a star. so it's no surprise. the reaction has been to increase security net zulu, which i had searched for keyona closing. the handbook who is tyler decided not to increase security, although some works here could be targets. the director is happy to engage with activists which would exactly sit in. i've been asked how i felt about the attacks and i said i could well understand them, but it and that i see that climate debate as highly importantly today and then advocate as a human to fix room and for the act of his contacted me in a dialogue developed and we're still talking english please visit the homeless place for the 2022 future exhibition, the koonce tyler organized sustainability workshops with fridays for future. the posters were then used at a rally as resume, come as m

the producer behind many of her projects was the man she married in 1967 — film producer patrick curtist she did win a golden globe for the three musketeers. # i can rub and scrub this house # till it's shining just likea dime...#. and on stage and television, she did get a chance to show off her song and dance skills. # you got the shake and i got the shimmy...#. raquel welch had set out wanting to be ginger rogers and ended up being defined by a doe—skin bikini. that was david sillito looking back on the life of the actress raquel welch, who's died at the age of 82. before we go — rare footage from the 1986 dive that was the first to film the sunken ship titanic has been released. most of this new video has never been made available for public viewing. the footage from woods hole oceanographic institution was shot about 3 kilometres below the ocean's surface. the nearly impregnable ship was the largest ocean liner in service in 1912 when it set off on its firstjourney. it struck an iceberg in the atlantic on april 1a as it made its maiden voyage from southampton, england, to new york

the contraption is anchored on either side of the river, mostly curtis thorough firm in the floods and all sorts of sediment trip to am, to slow the water down. so sediments out the lot of sandia and that sand also serves as a home for beneficial organisms. it prevents further erosion to the source of the hen ups river, a situated east of janice bird. after leaving the urban areas behind, it meanders through fields and valleys until it eventually joins the limpopo river system. it later ends up in the indian ocean. this intricate system of waterways supports millions of people in both south africa and 3 neighboring countries. this river is an important source of drinking water, is also vital for agricultural crops. farmers like your hand steinberg, a very concerned. sometimes the reverend with totally black because of the storage is very bad for me. worried about the phosphor in the water. we're going to the ground though you were crotch and by don't think itself the forward ground is also not healthy for people. and that's not all large amounts of raw sewage, just spilling into the he

the producer behind many of her projects was the man she married in 1967 — film producer patrick curtisden globe for the three musketeers. # i can rub and scrub this house # till it's shining just likea dime...#. and on stage and television, she did get a chance to show off her song and dance skills. # you got the shake and i got the shimmy...#. raquel welch had set out wanting to be ginger rogers and ended up being defined by a doe—skin bikini. that was david sillito looking back on the life of the actress raquel welch, who's died at the age of 82. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. thank you so much forjoining us. hello. the last few days have been pretty settled with high pressure in charge, but things are about to change and thursday is going to be an overcast day across most of the uk. drizzle, if not rain, really very murky conditions to start with. and then towards the end of the week it could actually turn very wild across some northern parts of the uk. we'll get to that. here's the satellite picture. here's all of that cloud moving off the atlantic. it's a small wea

i remember the movie, the bosses wrangler, played by tony curtis. i mean, you know, i think we would just fascinated by why another human being would kill so many people. you know, i don't know. what do you think, lynn? yeah, i definitely think there is a bass, an issue with gore. just like people want us when you're driving along the freeway as a car crash, you know, people of breaking, they're looking while they look at, you know, just keep going. but most people, with the exception of myself will, you know, want to look. there is some kind of fascination with, like i said, blood and gore and gus. why that is? i, i really don't know. we've been thinking with michael and lind matthews, producers of a documentary film and justice denied. now stick around when we come back. we will continue the conversation on a serial killer obsession i'm screen of use with the $360.00 ah ah ah ah, at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people, and to defend the world from great danger w