what did you make of this, daisy?isk, she couldn't take the flak if she did that. you can't look as if she did that. you can't look as if you are going to offer one thing, knowing full well... obviously that is part of negotiations, but on the issue of the union, she has staked her name on it, and has been so definitive that the dup would go screaming up downing street if she did that one. so it looked like eve ryo ne did that one. so it looked like everyone was ready for a group hug but it is a lot more complicated than that. on the ft, cut down alongside the spying —— tucked down, alongside the spying —— tucked down, a look at things to come in october. philip hammond's latest political problem, getting him to balance the books. theresa may will have had this warm glow after party conference, that all the insurmountable is, brexit, the economy, were painted rosy pink. that did get a great reaction, but the devil is in the detail with all of these things, whether it is brexit negotiations, whether it is looking at th

. >> actually her name is daisy. that is daisy's owner's sister. that's the cat's aunt, basically. ivories and singing the song for the song that celine dion is known for. as she hit the high notes, daisy decided to join in on the song. ♪ >> stop it. stop it now. >> that's what the cat is saying. just stop it. >> so the woman is playing the piano meowing the song and then the cat comes in as backup. >> well, the owner says -- >> i'm going to meow the rest of this pitch. meow. [ laughter ] >> oh, boy. >> meow, meow. ♪ >> that's so good. >> the cat is like, there's room on that door. ♪ >>> thanks for watching, everybody. see you next time on a brand-new episode of "rtm." he and two other men found guilty of fraud. they funneled money to families of top players recruited by adidas-backed schools. the men claimed they only violated ncaa rules and the payments weren't criminal. two more trials are set for next year. >>> on the next episode of "friends," ross' alibi. >> we told you about this suspected beer thief in the uk who looked surprisingly like david schwimmer who played ross. aut

. >> actually her name is daisy. that is daisy's owner's sister. that's the cat's aunt, basically.he ivories and singing the song for the song that celine dion is known for. as she hit the high notes, daisy decided to join in on the song. ♪ >> stop it. stop it now. >> that's what the cat is saying. just stop it. >> so the woman is playing the piano meowing the song and then the cat comes in as backup. >> well, the owner says -- >> i'm going to meow the rest of this pitch. meow. [ laughter ] >> oh, boy. >> meow, meow. ♪ >> that's so good. >> the cat is like, there's room on that door. ♪ >>> thanks for watching, everybody. see you next time on a brand-new episode of "rtm." >> uh-oh! can't find the right saw for the job? you need a hand saw for this, a circular saw for that, a band saw, a miter saw, and a jig saw? and with all the different blades, that job's turned into an expensive jigsaw puzzle! not anymore! hi, everybody! i'm joe fowler, and this is the rotorazer. over 3,000 screaming rpms of workshop muscle to make any do-it-yourself project so fast and easy, you'll actually enjo

she wrote, i am so close to introducing them both to daisy. michael responded, ha, ha, we can do it together. as a date. smiley face. in yet another, she wrote, i hate them with every inch of me. revenge will be mine, and it will be very, very sweet. >> it was very obvious that danielle had some kind of hatred towards sam, that there was -- that she wanted to hurt him. >> reporter: and based on those text messages, it seemed clear to detectives that she had persuaded michael to feel the same way. >> i absolutely think she poisoned michael's mind as far as what sam was. >> everything he knew about sam was that he was a violent person. he was described to him as a drunk, as a cheater, as a liar. that knowledge came from one person and one person alone. it was danielle. >> reporter: did you have any evidence as you kept investigating that sam was abusive or violent toward danielle? >> there was no evidence of that whatsoever. >> danielle definitely had control over michael minor. she did manipulate him. did she manipulate him to the point of kill

cindy was coming to visit family in cleveland.she tells fox 8 she got her squirrel-- named daisy- tolp with severe anxiety.cindy torok/squirrel owner"sheúll fit in the palm of my hand i can cover her up with my other hand. she gives you kisses." she says she went to the check-in desk with daisy but when she got in her seat there was a problem.cindy torok/squirrel owner"she said are you getting off the plane? if you don't then we have to deboard everybody, ok deboard them! but i am taking my squirrel with me."everyone on the plane had to get off. amanda wiertel/passenger"we didn't want to get off. we were like we're ready to go lets go but there's a squirrel. but who would have a squirrel no offense, as a pet?" and police came to take cindy and the squirrel off too.cindy torok/squirrel owner"itús cruel what they did to me." ebony smith/passenger"she should not have been able to get past tsa if the squirrel was an animal that can't be on the plane why did she even get as far as she did?"that's a good question.cindy went through security with no problem.cindy torok/squirrel owner"he sai

daisy, there may be people watching who think first novel aged 27, this writing looks quite easy!t enjoyable. i have been writing since i was ten and this is always what i wanted to do. a lot of other novels have been written for this one then to come out. well congratulations to you both and good luck tonight. and we will bring you the announcement of a winner live here on the bbc news channel in a special programme at 9:30pm this evening. join us for that. we look forward to that later on. blue peter — the world‘s longest running children‘s television programme — is 60 today. its 37 presenters — along with dogs, cats, and tortoises, — have entertained and educated children for more than 5,000 episodes. here are a few highlights from the progamme‘s six decades on air and a warning this footage contains some flashing images. hello there. hello. hello! welcome to live blue peter! i think this is the first time i've shampooed a camel. hold onto that rope. 0h! get off my foot! that was a very scary moment. i'm up 20,000 feet and i'm upside down! and here it is, tracy island. your ver

and daisy duck was modeled on his own wife. that's not my personal interpretation but based on what his wife lucy taliaferro said. in the late one nine hundred fifty s. a disney cartoonist earned six dollars and forty six cents an hour which was more than the average income in america at the time but hardly a fortune considering the huge revenue generated by the disney empire income for which cartoonist carl barks was partly responsible he created disney's scrooge mcduck. today artists like younger bronson have taken over drawing disney's iconic cartoon characters to use a pencil and paint just like in the good old days ninety years ago even after all this time the characters of lost none of their appeal thanks in part to all those hard working illustrators employed by disney. our next stop is the who a valley in the west and germany for me it's a trip back home before i moved to berlin alist and gone for a long time that it's a coal mining the city. today most of the mines have closed but the spirit of the industry mates. once

but for a rather more pointed analysis of how good they are, i am joined by daisy.th a lot of communities encourage them to get the best out of architecture. yes, helping them get buildings that were for them and sit the way which they need to use the building. let's run through this quickly. bloomberg. it is a £1 billion building. it's a palace of versailles for a corporate came right in the middle of the city of london. versailles as an office building? is provided for those office workers and indeed for the public a very luxurious monument in the middle of the city. what makes it good, which is... indisposed me the most sustainable office building in the world. what does that mean? it comes through in architecture. there are 2.5 million aluminium pedals that act as cooling devices and pedals that act as cooling devices a nd flowers pedals that act as cooling devices and flowers are stars. and it cools gently and flowers are stars. and it cools ge ntly by and flowers are stars. and it cools gently by natural air? and by water running over the top of it to the ceil

at 11:30pm we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, talkradio presenter daisycandrew, and katy balls, political correspondent at the spectator. stay with us for that. good evening. in a co—ordinated fightback, britain, the netherlands and the usa have set out detailed allegations against russia, accusing it of carrying out a widespread campaign of cyber attacks against western targets. those targets include organisations in the uk, including the foreign office, and the porton down defence research facility. russia has denied it all, dismissing it as western spy mania. here is our security correspondent gordon corera. caught in the act. the moment four russian spies were detained in thenetherlands. their plan — to use the equipment in the boot of their car to hack into computer networks. the story was made public today in an extraordinaryjoint british and dutch news conference, in which the details were laid bare and the finger pointed at the gru — russian military intelligence. the gru is an aggressive, well funded official body of the russian state. it can no

the one nine hundred ninety oscar for best picture ever went to driving miss daisy a film that presents a soothing fairy tale story of race relations in america. one hundred seventy seven is rock easier sylvester stallone's box is way to oscar glory but a different kind of fighter deserved it more taxi driver travis bickle showed. me a new. lease from their radio shows the streets of vietnam vet explosive with anger and disgust screams out from society's fringes . you're talking to me. you talking to me. travis feels responsible for a teen prostitute played by a young jodie foster and slowly he loses his mind. this is no ordinary life martin scorsese's antihero in cinemas first real punk and the film inspired a generation of directors to cut against the grain. or down there and i mean all over stone's drama shows the corrosive effects of greed. charlie sheen plays a young ambitious stockbroker willing to do anything to get to the top where greed works greek there are cuts and kept week michael douglas won best actor with his brilliant portrayal of the ruthless corporate raider gordon ge

my name is daisy arnellas.see your abuser live their life without consequences. this is the first time i am publicly sharing my story. [ applause ] >> i was terrified of being viewed as weak. however, i was given the support i never expected. a professor of mine told me to keep talking even if my voice shakes and to fight like hell. with their support, i know i will become the attorney i have dreamt of since the age of 7. the mere idea of being the voice for others ignites a fire in me, but let it not be mistaken, the fire ignited is for justice and not revenge, justice for all of us. in watching what is happening in this country as women come forward and tell their stories, they are doubted, questioned, and dismissed. as senators vote to confirm brett kavanaugh, they are telling survivors that we do not matter, that our trauma can be swept under the rug. if they vote to confirm brett kavanaugh, young people like me will face consequences for generations as he rolls against the right to abortion, access to heal

in his first live live you know interviews winning when residents daisy gyres. this is how power. i wanted [ [inaudible] more l let [inaudible] pursuing doing. charges and eventually sending him. which is a drunk dumped up. twelve court is then doesn't asian all was ready to beat it down doll of all of this. stuff more more would size. laptop impersonation asian into the letter that is that stuff where she was your to your to be firing she'll she'll. yes it is yeah. the lead let. from you guys and and gigi has has because of it if it is the joint when you with her share and says it is it will it within our power. indians. the resolution. and then please bring with. general electric was. twenty it is like a like a cat at the time the for the final tale. for studies as is also offering jon jones is not a space but gigi's no no kind of it and it was subsequently media. says jack reports a lot of three three it. was he sees it. i was particularly as ourselves deposed. he clearly around. and i was just displays a situation where. one two three eight eight ounce jon jones and the by the

one but i don't have enough daisy and we have a special chemical which we apply and works well we can't do root canal treatments because we don't have the equipment for that patient support and when the doctor looked at them and then they want to do something for your teeth polish and clean them noise dust and poor hygiene that's what patients put up with but business is booming for the dentists. went up to one hundred patients a day. these dentists earn between twenty and twenty five dollars daily that's a lot of money in pakistan but for the patient it all comes down to trust it's almost impossible to know how qualified the street dentists are. not unlimited well i'm glad i have my dentist that wraps up our show if you want more be sure to check out our twitter or facebook feed for now thanks for watching or every. in fighting for the case take you seriously in the world of what here's what's come out women strong. smart women smart towards smart station image and frank recently dangerous time for. me for my. first home to millions of species a home worth saving. those are big changes

one bundle we don't have a little daisy and we have a special chemical which we apply and works well we can't do root canal treatments because we don't have the equipment for that patient support and with the doctor up them running the line and do something for your teeth polish and clean them noise dust and poor hygiene that's what patients put up with but business is booming for the dentists. treat up to one hundred patients a day. these dentists earn between twenty and twenty five dollars daily that's a lot of money in pakistan but for the patient it all comes down to trust it's almost impossible to know how qualified the street dentists are. not eligible and that well i'm glad i have my dentist that wraps up our show if you want more and be sure to check out our twitter or facebook feed for now thanks for watching your every. move. on. the fast pace of life in the digital. shift as the lowdown on the web showing new developments and providing useful information about the way to use phone lines and interviews with the makers and users. next on t.w. . entering the conflict zone wit

my guide was daisy froud, who's an architectural consultant — an expert at helping communities get theed. and this is a place she loves. so we enter the reception of the building. it is quite a nice reception for a community hall. yeah, it does not — the whole building does not feel like a community centre, does it, in any way? so there are three of these multi—purpose rooms. so this is a multi—purpose room? yep. so these rooms can be booked and hired for all kinds of things. this is the medium—sized room. pretty big medium—sized room, isn't it, for a little community? the whole thing is so generous. and the heart of it is this — the nursery. and this is the shared outside space for all the children from the start to the finish of nursery, which is quite unusual. and to test it, we drafted in teddy and her sister allegra. i like that bit and that bit and the roof. i think it would be fair to say it was a hit. the architects have travelled around europe looking at the best nurseries. everything has been thought through, even down to the colour of the nap room. this is the sleeping room

with me are the talkradio presenter, daisy mcandrew, and katy balls, who's a political correspondentmorrow's front pages. the guardian is one of many papers leading with the russian spies accused by the west of involvement in a series of cyber—plots across the globe. the daily telegraph describes the news as a humiliation for putin and says it represents an effort to dismantle the russian president's network of cyber hackers. the daily mail labels vladimir putin a cyber gangster after the agents were caught attempting to hack into the world's chemical weapons watchdog — while sitting in a car outside its headquarters. the daily express warns that the russian president has an army of 80,000 spies working to undermine the west. it's the same story on the front of the metro — which goes with the headline ‘novichumps', detailing how the spies were caught trying to hack the salisbury novichok investigation. west rounds on russia — says the online independent — which also leads on the claims of the multiple cyber crime plots. the financial times also reports on the west‘s united front agai

programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer thank you, for the moment, to my guests daisyand we'll all be back for a longer long at the papers at 11:30. but for the moment, goodbye. hello. it looks like some of us are infora hello. it looks like some of us are in for a nice dose of warm weather on friday. the south of the country, expecting some sunshine and temperatures in the low 20s in the north however it is going to be also sunny, quite a bit fresher. this is what is happening right now, the weather front is moving across scotla nd weather front is moving across scotland and northern ireland, distracting in a northern england in we had some rain there. the dividing line, cord front and warmer air in the south from that colder air racing and off the north atlantic. so fresher condition setting and, colder conditions setting into scotla nd colder conditions setting into scotland and northern ireland, temperatures possibly as low as four celsius, a court night so far. so another one on the way. the mill around 10 degrees and some rain and in the south, 12 in cardiff, exp

here since we did four subsists and more likely to that decision and what led to that do you think daisy ten point one is an innocent fifteen. anissa and her mother are among the hundreds of thousands of civilians who fled the fighting around the city of her data just a few days ago at least fifteen people fleeing the escalating conflict were killed when a saudi led coalition air strike hit two buses near a security checkpoint. with. the data has become the center of yemen's conflict the port city is the entry point for seventy percent of the country's food imports soundin led coalition forces and allied ground troops are fighting to who theoretical is controlling it some and a sketching through the distribution centers are filled with people desperate for food and there isn't enough for everyone the u.n. is calling it the world's worst humanitarian crisis that as of late twenty seventeen there were eight point four million severely food insecure people who need emergency food assistance every month to survive judah economic decline including depreciation of the currency humanitarian par

using daisies medical assistance displays what you as an adult entree say let me let me think how can she can my might. have the u. s. u. s. many. turn them into. the us because senate senator in three three decades you can. amy buckman dizzyzy dizzy dn and they will be detained with only because it is a destination donald on from from. now now the system is that running we have millions with. the president. is the same thing in the the forty six zero zero zero three running. the control room and the criminal. unusual accesses. his visit [inaudible] they say. jump down the country. and and as silly ideas. during that connected bait bait. usually [inaudible] thomas edison. contact centers a are notot gonna be. he's gonna it's gonna make make a decision and and both voted i've never. ever ever ever take he's designs on sweat. and it's in. stock becaususe rachel tweny three is a machine to limit. it was founded in the children. outside at death the* chicago. three the tnt ace embellish this monday if that that. test site. is is this is what i'm doing and sent by he came to my height kate

. >> ella es daisy con su hijo de 4 meses anoche un equipo de noticias telemundo la encontrÓ en san pedros hijos adelante y llegar a los estados unidos. >> lo hacen todo por ellos en el grupo van muchos niÑos con sus padres >>> no me alcanza a comprarle la leche a ellos >>> cuÁnto mas caminos mÁs lejos queda ese pasado y mÁs cercano estÁn de su sueÑo americano. >> habrÁ que ver si el sueÑo se tr crist cristaliza y estÁ considerando una nueva estrategia para separar familias en la frontera segÚn trump el miedo a esta polÍtica evitarÁ que muchos migrantes intenten cruzar con sus hijos javier vega reporta. >> quienes temÍan que la separaciÓn de familias continuaran tenÍan razÓn, al final plantean la posibilidad ahora es el propio presidente quiÉn lo confirma y dejÓ clara la lÓgica de su administracion en este tema. pese a la polÉmica generada por las separaciones e inclusive a las crÍticass de sus partidarios el presidente de la justificÓ y fue mÁs alla asegurÓ que gente mala usa a los menores para cruzar la frontera. >> para las organizaciones estÁs declaraciones de trump son una nueva amen

cindy was coming to visit family in cleveland.she tells fox 8 she got her squirrel-- named daisy- tohelp with severe anxiety.cindy torok/squirrel owner"sheúll fit in the palm of my hand i can cover her up with my other hand. she gives you kisses." she says she went to the check-in desk with daisy but when she got in her seat there was a problem.cindy torok/squirrel owner"she said are you getting off the plane? if you don't then we have to deboard everybody, ok deboard them! but i am taking my squirrel with me."everyone on the plane had to get off. amanda wiertel/passenger"we didn't want to get off. we were like we're ready to go lets go but there's a squirrel. but who would have a squirrel no offense, as a pet?" and police came to take cindy and the squirrel off too.cindy torok/squirrel owner"itús cruel what they did to me." ebony smith/passenger"she should not have been able to get past tsa if the squirrel was an animal that can't be on the plane why did she even get as far as she did?"that's a good question.cindy went through security with no problem.cindy torok/squirrel owner"he s

in but not in my mouth come on the best he can be daisy ad them up buy. him a gun man. mustang. land did lee drive the say limo planning and they plan into going to the balcony with it when they had a. good. look it's all done and said. they give you the thought of. a long. in the inside it all done. just lock. the young man. that if they would want the money to be got there in the one in their hearts they met. in the gusting up and. down. that would be if you don't have all of the love you don't love first i'm going to love game i love being. in the moment i miss hunt model of god i was. going on because while. the kids going to make. their lives. and. there's a feeling of talking this is why there's a four before because of the paralysis of death row. and the difficulty of the. struggling and just the madness it's because of the infection in the central nervous system. every time there's a nice beige and i get. my. do in there i do with this. and that good me of affirmative. so. it is important that even a laboratory aide. i appreciate what he. did the prevention of such. in t

daisy. always be the same ones. >> that was a scene from the academy award winning movie "driving miss daisy" which depicts the temple bombing from 1958. this has a shocking history of mass murder in houses of worship. one of our first weekends on the air here at "kasie dc" was the shooting in sutherland springs, texas, where a gunman killed 26 people in a baptist church during sunday services in november 2017. back in 2015, a self-proclaimed white supremacist walked into mourn emanuel church in charleston, south carolina, and killed nine black parishioners. a year before that, a white supremacist killed three people in two jewish centers in kansas. during his 2015 trial, he said he wanted to kill jewish people. all three of his victims were christians. and in 2012, an army veteran with ties to white supremacist groups shot and killed six people in oak creek, wisconsin, at a sikh temple before turning the gun on himself. and as susan mentioned, just this week, police said a gunman who killed

alvaro who likes to be called the daisy dude says you can feel the flower power love in the crowds. people feel free to let loose and dance to the twangy harmnglers>> thealshow up ain tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m. here. and as far as fleet week and the blue angels? the blue angels are flying at 3:15. in san francisco, katie nielson, kpix5. >>> nava staples performed and she didn't mince words about president trump when she took the stage yesterday. >> up in the white house, you know? i need to go up there. ♪ i'm going up and i'm going to shake him. i'm going to shake him up! ♪ i'm going up there y'all. i'm going to run for president myself. i am! i'm going to be the president. >> well, you heard it the woman herself. she announced her apparent candidacy. >>> you get one more chance to catch the blue angels soaring through the sky. yes you do. and we have you covered from the top of the sales force tower. look at that. we will be streaming this view of the waterfront on cbssf.com or facebook. periscope and youtube pages. tomorrow's show starts at 2:15. >>> ozzy osborne's show had to

my guide was daisy froud, who's an architectural consultant — an expert at helping communities get theneed. and this is a place she loves. so we enter the reception of the building. it is quite a nice reception for a community hall. yeah, it does not — the whole building does not feel like a community centre, does it, in any way? so there are three of these multi—purpose rooms. so this is a multi—purpose room? yep. so these rooms can be booked and hired for all kinds of things. this is the medium—sized room. pretty big medium—sized room, isn't it, for a little community? the whole thing is so generous. and the heart of it is this — the nursery. and this is the shared outside space for all the children from the start to the finish of nursery, which is quite unusual. and to test it, we drafted in teddy and her sister allegra. i like that bit and that bit and the roof. i think it would be fair to say it was a hit. the architects have travelled around europe looking at the best nurseries. everything has been thought through, even down to the colour of the nap room. this is the sleeping roo

our guests this evening are the talkradio presenter, daisy mcandrew, and katy balls, political correspondentectator. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. introducing england's new boys — a first call up for maddison, sancho and mount to gareth southgate‘s squad. gareth bale‘s back in the wales squad, while his manager ryan giggs has given his verdict on mourinho‘s man united. they're having a tough time at the moment but change now then you'll be in the same position in a year, two yea rs. and we'll keep you up to date on the live action — celtic, arsenal, chelsea and rangers all play in the europa league. hello and welcome to sportsday. hello — good evening, thanks for tuning into sportsday. we're going to start with football because with internationals looming, there have been two big announcements from the england camp today. the first that gareth southgate has signed to remain as manager until the 2022 world cup. the other is that there are three new names in the squad to take on croatia and spain in the nations cup. they

it's like the film driving miss daisy. where she comes up at the end and said, i did not to write. you have not really thought about this. you have not thought about

go well beyond this weekend thank you so much back to your doctor to get the new staff like a daisy cutter. because. how can reopen those books cool and. simply date. accepting the recognizing the independence of kosovo. unilaterally proclaimed. they were doing so help us. out of what was announced at the killing of some of these it's just. seem to swim if you. look at the shelling at the brentwood ships going to see is lost when the shit. he's like i'm sure. you have the same sort of. boat of shipping. you up and most of the book is the work of the person you will make sure you know i do know what the movie.

my guide was a daisy, an architectural consultant, an expert at helping communities get the buildings they need. and this is a place she loves. so we entered the reception of the building. a place she loves. so we entered the reception of the buildingm a place she loves. so we entered the reception of the building. it is quite a nice reception for community hall. the whole building does not feel like a community centre. in any way, does it? there are three of these multipurpose rooms. so, this isa these multipurpose rooms. so, this is a multipurpose room? yes. these rooms can be booked and hired for all kinds of things. this is the media size room. pretty big medium sized room for a little community. the whole thing is so generous.- the heart of this is this, the nursery. this is the shared outside space for all the children from the start to the finish of nursery, which is quite unusual. to test it we drafted in teddy and her sister alegre. —— i like that bit in that bid, the i’ooiti. i like that bit in that bid, the room. i think it could be fair to say it is a hit. the architects h

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my guide, daisy, helps communities get the best buildings for their needs.ice reception for a community hall? the whole building does not feel like a community centre in any way. also helping us test out the nursery were allegra and teddy. the architects have travelled around the world looking at what makes the perfect nursery. this is the sleeping room. even the colour of the nap room is said to be the ideal colour to aid sleep. and the main hall has been designed to do everything, from chamber music to funerals and children's parties, to dance. very spacious and one of the most spacious community halls i've ever seen. they can even change the acoustic in the room by lowering the blinds. just listen to the change in the echo. give me a clap. quite an echo there. another clap, please. it's really changed the sound, hasn't it? i think we were below half a second. it's around half a second. however, when it came to a public vote it was this billion pound office development, bloomberg's european hq, that topped the poll. i like that bit and that bit. neverthele

daisy at the end who says i did not do right. you have not really thought about this about what the right and wrong thing is yet. that is an era of history where that is a lot of americans. it is clear that 19th century american history has so me dimensions. >> yes they have so many points of engagements to provide and we have a short amount of time to begin is short set of question if anyone in the audience has them. there are microphones carried around if anyone wants to respond or inquire more fully about this kind of percolating sense of topics and conversations. >> a key thing about the santa fe trail, can you tell us more about it, what about it and tell us more about it. what does it look like. tell us. >> it still exists in pieces and you can still see ruts in the road in kansas and missouri and elsewhere. the places where supposedly you can see it from the satellite and the photographs and that people have some of the rats here. it was a important road in the 1820s and 30s. this was a arduous journey of months with oxen

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[laughter] >> i am also driving miss daisy. my job is driver. after the last presidential election, when people like us begin slowly to get out of a fetal position, they begin to talk to us. eople said what can we do? margaret thought it was good she had her two degrees. one undergraduate degree is in political science and the advanced degree is in counseling. that worked out pretty well. but basically what we said to people was my mother always said brighten the corner where you are. or as c-span 3 booker says, everybody can do something. and it is therapeutic. you feel like well, at least i'm doing what i can. it is not my fault. so that is what we say. the thing we know, and i think that is what is really basic is getting involved in campaigns. not only at the national level, but the local level as well. republicans saw that much earlier than we did. getting involved in school board elections, and city council elections and commission elections as well. we are partisans, but we believe you can make a difference best by getting involved in cam

. >> the daisy dude says you can feel the flower power love in the crowds. he says people feel free to let loose and danced to the twain hard to me sung by the fiddlers. >> the characters, man. they also appear. >> in san francisco, katie nielsen. >>> the music starts at 11:00 a.m. this morning at golden gate park for the hardly strictly music festival. and you get one more chance to check the blue angels in the sky. we've got you covered. we are streaming this view of the waterfront. today's show starts at 3:15. >>> all right. >> let's go to julie and get a check of the weather. >> we are taking a look at the forecast, and we are focused on the wind in red flag warnings in effect this weekend. as you can see, wind advisory for the north and east bay hills. sustained winds at 20 to 30 miles per hour with gusts upwards of 50. mainly the peaks creating critical fire weather. we see those downslope winds with a dry north and east direction. that is creating the perfect conditions for red flag warnings. dry conditions and temperatures. you'll likely notice is al